Comments on: Rebranding Nigeria Through The Internet

By: Abisagbo Segun

Abisagbo Segun — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 13:15:14 +0000

We need to stand up but the individuality of Nigeria’s top web users doesn’t help the cause.

By: Kenneth Omeruo

Kenneth Omeruo — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 09:59:05 +0000

Thanks Mr Ahmad for your contribution here,we all should keep on doing the great stuffs we being doing,and i know our efforts will be rewarded one day.

By: Ahmad Baba

Ahmad Baba — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 10:18:57 +0000

Very gladdening to note our people’s concern for enhancing our global position.
Let us please keep on working hard and honestly and also spare a little time to speak out on what we want the world to know, hear and see about us.
Sustained, these efforts could combine to out perform and counter the unwanted picture that gained prominence.
Good day.

By: Kenneth Omeruo

Kenneth Omeruo — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 12:05:04 +0000

Well said people,am happy we have passionate Nigerians who are doing positive stuffs online to project our good image.

Loy i quite agree with you,like i did say in the article,a social media with that focus wont be a bad idea and i know you have something in that direction,so count on our support.

The time for change is now,and the earlier we realize that ICT will drive the desired change the better and faster we get to the rightful place.

Thanks people for those great contributions!

By: Loy Okezie

Loy Okezie — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 13:10:54 +0000

Great piece, Kenneth! I’m an e-marketing strategist, so I understand what building an online reputation for Nigeria should be about.

I think one of the most successful ways to market Nigeria as a great ‘brand’ is via social media campaign efforts. Perhaps a ‘nigeria page’ on all new and existing platforms online with strong user base will get the international media talking.

Already, the lightupnigeria campaign has gotten coverage on CNN, so my guess is that an online campaign against ‘scam’ will get the whole world talking good about Nigeria.

My two cents!

By: Ademiluyi Adeniyi

Ademiluyi Adeniyi — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 10:26:31 +0000

Good and inpiring, Nigeria deserves a wind of change for better and greater tomorrow.

To attain this level, we all now need to focus on our areas of strenght and comparative advantage than the rest of the world.

Join the Advocacy for Better Nigeria (ABN).

By: Oyelaja Oyekan

Oyelaja Oyekan — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 09:50:23 +0000

Its good to see that people are already adapting to technology in Africa our aim at Cybernator Solutions is to fully empower Nigeria on the web and our first steps have been great websites like
http://www.thebettersocietyfoundation.com

http://www.waaazap.com which is a social site thats connects people with friends and people from around the world