The YiPS’s mission is to achieve a world in which everyone everywhere is connected to an open and universally accessible Internet. Since its inception in 1999, YiPS has been at the forefront of national Internet education by bringing essential information and training to people throughout the...
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The YiPS’s mission is to achieve a world in which everyone everywhere is connected to an open and universally accessible Internet. Since its inception in 1999, YiPS has been at the forefront of national Internet education by bringing essential information and training to people throughout the world.
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YiPS delivers on these goals through activities that enhance creativity and style by delivering hands-on technical training, organizing workshops, forums, fiestas, seminars, picnics and conferences on topical Internet issues, collaborating with local and regional Internet organisations, issuing...
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YiPS delivers on these goals through activities that enhance creativity and style by delivering hands-on technical training, organizing workshops, forums, fiestas, seminars, picnics and conferences on topical Internet issues, collaborating with local and regional Internet organisations, issuing briefings and white papers on Internet technologies, and promoting participation by seeking opportunities and partnerships for young Internet experts in our developing society.
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With only 4 years remaining before the MDG framework comes to an end in 2015, it is clear that decisive and concerted actions need to be taken to ensure that MDG targets are met. Many countries are making progress, reducing maternal mortality and increasing coverage of effective health...
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With only 4 years remaining before the MDG framework comes to an end in 2015, it is clear that decisive and concerted actions need to be taken to ensure that MDG targets are met. Many countries are making progress, reducing maternal mortality and increasing coverage of effective health interventions at an accelerating pace.

The Millennium Development Goals are still achievable by 2015—but only a dramatic acceleration of commitment and financial investment can make it happen. Therefore, we would need to ensure that Nigeria aggressively pursue policies to make basic utilities and services available and affordable for all, while partnering with young people and stakeholders.

Apart from the common goal of promoting proper applications of Internet technology, we also work towards
improving professionalism of information technology practitioners, encouraging IT professionals to share social
responsibilities, as well as striving to bridge digital divide across geographical boundaries.
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