Re: [AFRI-Discuss] ATLAS 3 AND THE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Dear All I hope all is well with you. Just as we are getting to the final stage of deciding or selecting/electing the 60 leaders for the Atlas 3 conference, I am compelled to draw attention to some intrigues being played out by certain interests within the various subgroups. This concern has to do with the subtle attempt to marginalize equal representations from all regions. I am discussing with our members in other groups and the complaints are similar. By this I mean, with the arguments and positions in the last conference call, its is glaring for all to note that, if we do not resist the undercurrent of intrigues, at play, AFRALO and some other regions may lose out in the final selection of leaders to the conference with large numbers coming from Europe and America followed by Latin America. May I propose that, every AFRALO member in all the ATLAS 3 sub committees to push for equal regional representation as the first yardstick of selecting representatives to the conference. For example, since 60 leaders are to be selected, it should be divided amongst the 5 regions making 12 each for each region. Then, let each region now apply both their hard and soft matrix to decide who attends the conference. It is a misnomer for any group of leaders to have a meeting within the meeting to decide for the entire group. This proposal is very fair and justifiable because the goal is to build Atlas future leaders and this can only happen under a level playing field. I hope I am speaking the minds of all who have the interest of our region at heart. This is not a period to sit on the fence but to take our future in our own hands in ICANN. Lets begin to play the games others have been playing which has not favoured us before now. Best *Pastor Peters Osawaru OMORAGBON* *-Financial Secretary, Central Association of Nigerians in the United Kingdom-CANUK* *-Executive President/CEO-Nurses Across the Borders-An NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations-ECOSOC* *-Designated Contact Person-United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change-UNFCCC* *-International Liaison Officer-Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association-NNCA-UK* *-Board Member-Conference of NGOS in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations-CONGO* *-Member Steering Committee Regional Committee for Africa-CONGO* *-General Secretary, Civil Society Network of NGOs on Climate Change* *-Fellow Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers-ICANN* *-Fellow Open Society Institute-Budapest*
+1 Le jeu. 21 févr. 2019 à 14:42, Peters Omoragbon <petersomoragbon@gmail.com> a écrit :
Dear All
I hope all is well with you.
Just as we are getting to the final stage of deciding or selecting/electing the 60 leaders for the Atlas 3 conference, I am compelled to draw attention to some intrigues being played out by certain interests within the various subgroups.
This concern has to do with the subtle attempt to marginalize equal representations from all regions. I am discussing with our members in other groups and the complaints are similar.
By this I mean, with the arguments and positions in the last conference call, its is glaring for all to note that, if we do not resist the undercurrent of intrigues, at play, AFRALO and some other regions may lose out in the final selection of leaders to the conference with large numbers coming from Europe and America followed by Latin America.
May I propose that, every AFRALO member in all the ATLAS 3 sub committees to push for equal regional representation as the first yardstick of selecting representatives to the conference. For example, since 60 leaders are to be selected, it should be divided amongst the 5 regions making 12 each for each region. Then, let each region now apply both their hard and soft matrix to decide who attends the conference.
It is a misnomer for any group of leaders to have a meeting within the meeting to decide for the entire group.
This proposal is very fair and justifiable because the goal is to build Atlas future leaders and this can only happen under a level playing field.
I hope I am speaking the minds of all who have the interest of our region at heart. This is not a period to sit on the fence but to take our future in our own hands in ICANN. Lets begin to play the games others have been playing which has not favoured us before now. Best
*Pastor Peters Osawaru OMORAGBON*
*-Financial Secretary, Central Association of Nigerians in the United Kingdom-CANUK*
*-Executive President/CEO-Nurses Across the Borders-An NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations-ECOSOC*
*-Designated Contact Person-United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change-UNFCCC*
*-International Liaison Officer-Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association-NNCA-UK*
*-Board Member-Conference of NGOS in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations-CONGO*
*-Member Steering Committee Regional Committee for Africa-CONGO*
*-General Secretary, Civil Society Network of NGOs on Climate Change*
*-Fellow Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers-ICANN* *-Fellow Open Society Institute-Budapest* _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss
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+1 Gabdibé GAB-HINGONNÉ Coordinatrice Nationale de l'Action pour l'Education et la Promotion de la Femme (AEPF-Tchad) Tel: +235 66 24 95 56 +235 99 24 95 56 Skype : live:gabdibegabhingonne associationaepf@gmail.com Le 21 févr. 2019 14:42, "Peters Omoragbon" <petersomoragbon@gmail.com> a écrit :
Dear All
I hope all is well with you.
Just as we are getting to the final stage of deciding or selecting/electing the 60 leaders for the Atlas 3 conference, I am compelled to draw attention to some intrigues being played out by certain interests within the various subgroups.
This concern has to do with the subtle attempt to marginalize equal representations from all regions. I am discussing with our members in other groups and the complaints are similar.
By this I mean, with the arguments and positions in the last conference call, its is glaring for all to note that, if we do not resist the undercurrent of intrigues, at play, AFRALO and some other regions may lose out in the final selection of leaders to the conference with large numbers coming from Europe and America followed by Latin America.
May I propose that, every AFRALO member in all the ATLAS 3 sub committees to push for equal regional representation as the first yardstick of selecting representatives to the conference. For example, since 60 leaders are to be selected, it should be divided amongst the 5 regions making 12 each for each region. Then, let each region now apply both their hard and soft matrix to decide who attends the conference.
It is a misnomer for any group of leaders to have a meeting within the meeting to decide for the entire group.
This proposal is very fair and justifiable because the goal is to build Atlas future leaders and this can only happen under a level playing field.
I hope I am speaking the minds of all who have the interest of our region at heart. This is not a period to sit on the fence but to take our future in our own hands in ICANN. Lets begin to play the games others have been playing which has not favoured us before now. Best
*Pastor Peters Osawaru OMORAGBON*
*-Financial Secretary, Central Association of Nigerians in the United Kingdom-CANUK*
*-Executive President/CEO-Nurses Across the Borders-An NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations-ECOSOC*
*-Designated Contact Person-United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change-UNFCCC*
*-International Liaison Officer-Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association-NNCA-UK*
*-Board Member-Conference of NGOS in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations-CONGO*
*-Member Steering Committee Regional Committee for Africa-CONGO*
*-General Secretary, Civil Society Network of NGOs on Climate Change*
*-Fellow Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers-ICANN* *-Fellow Open Society Institute-Budapest*
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Dear All, +1 Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA. Executive Secretary. Our Rights (OR). On Thu, February 21, 2019 1:42 pm, Peters Omoragbon wrote:
Dear All
I hope all is well with you.
Just as we are getting to the final stage of deciding or selecting/electing the 60 leaders for the Atlas 3 conference, I am compelled to draw attention to some intrigues being played out by certain interests within the various subgroups.
This concern has to do with the subtle attempt to marginalize equal representations from all regions. I am discussing with our members in other groups and the complaints are similar.
By this I mean, with the arguments and positions in the last conference call, its is glaring for all to note that, if we do not resist the undercurrent of intrigues, at play, AFRALO and some other regions may lose out in the final selection of leaders to the conference with large numbers coming from Europe and America followed by Latin America.
May I propose that, every AFRALO member in all the ATLAS 3 sub committees to push for equal regional representation as the first yardstick of selecting representatives to the conference. For example, since 60 leaders are to be selected, it should be divided amongst the 5 regions making 12 each for each region. Then, let each region now apply both their hard and soft matrix to decide who attends the conference.
It is a misnomer for any group of leaders to have a meeting within the meeting to decide for the entire group.
This proposal is very fair and justifiable because the goal is to build Atlas future leaders and this can only happen under a level playing field.
I hope I am speaking the minds of all who have the interest of our region at heart. This is not a period to sit on the fence but to take our future in our own hands in ICANN. Lets begin to play the games others have been playing which has not favoured us before now. Best
*Pastor Peters Osawaru OMORAGBON*
*-Financial Secretary, Central Association of Nigerians in the United Kingdom-CANUK*
*-Executive President/CEO-Nurses Across the Borders-An NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations-ECOSOC*
*-Designated Contact Person-United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change-UNFCCC*
*-International Liaison Officer-Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association-NNCA-UK*
*-Board Member-Conference of NGOS in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations-CONGO*
*-Member Steering Committee Regional Committee for Africa-CONGO*
*-General Secretary, Civil Society Network of NGOs on Climate Change*
*-Fellow Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers-ICANN* *-Fellow Open Society Institute-Budapest* _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss
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Hi all +1 Le jeu. 21 févr. 2019 21:19, Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA <vezeama@ourrightsng.org> a écrit :
Dear All, +1
Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA. Executive Secretary. Our Rights (OR).
On Thu, February 21, 2019 1:42 pm, Peters Omoragbon wrote:
Dear All
I hope all is well with you.
Just as we are getting to the final stage of deciding or selecting/electing the 60 leaders for the Atlas 3 conference, I am compelled to draw attention to some intrigues being played out by certain interests within the various subgroups.
This concern has to do with the subtle attempt to marginalize equal representations from all regions. I am discussing with our members in other groups and the complaints are similar.
By this I mean, with the arguments and positions in the last conference call, its is glaring for all to note that, if we do not resist the undercurrent of intrigues, at play, AFRALO and some other regions may lose out in the final selection of leaders to the conference with large numbers coming from Europe and America followed by Latin America.
May I propose that, every AFRALO member in all the ATLAS 3 sub committees to push for equal regional representation as the first yardstick of selecting representatives to the conference. For example, since 60 leaders are to be selected, it should be divided amongst the 5 regions making 12 each for each region. Then, let each region now apply both their hard and soft matrix to decide who attends the conference.
It is a misnomer for any group of leaders to have a meeting within the meeting to decide for the entire group.
This proposal is very fair and justifiable because the goal is to build Atlas future leaders and this can only happen under a level playing field.
I hope I am speaking the minds of all who have the interest of our region at heart. This is not a period to sit on the fence but to take our future in our own hands in ICANN. Lets begin to play the games others have been playing which has not favoured us before now. Best
*Pastor Peters Osawaru OMORAGBON*
*-Financial Secretary, Central Association of Nigerians in the United Kingdom-CANUK*
*-Executive President/CEO-Nurses Across the Borders-An NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations-ECOSOC*
*-Designated Contact Person-United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change-UNFCCC*
*-International Liaison Officer-Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association-NNCA-UK*
*-Board Member-Conference of NGOS in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations-CONGO*
*-Member Steering Committee Regional Committee for Africa-CONGO*
*-General Secretary, Civil Society Network of NGOs on Climate Change*
*-Fellow Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers-ICANN* *-Fellow Open Society Institute-Budapest* _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss
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Hi all, +1 Regards, Adetokunbo abiola On Friday, 22 February 2019, 00:02:24 GMT-8, IMRANE AHMAT SOULEYMANE <imraneahmat@gmail.com> wrote: Hi all +1 Le jeu. 21 févr. 2019 21:19, Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA <vezeama@ourrightsng.org> a écrit :
Dear All, +1
Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA. Executive Secretary. Our Rights (OR).
On Thu, February 21, 2019 1:42 pm, Peters Omoragbon wrote:
Dear All
I hope all is well with you.
Just as we are getting to the final stage of deciding or selecting/electing the 60 leaders for the Atlas 3 conference, I am compelled to draw attention to some intrigues being played out by certain interests within the various subgroups.
This concern has to do with the subtle attempt to marginalize equal representations from all regions. I am discussing with our members in other groups and the complaints are similar.
By this I mean, with the arguments and positions in the last conference call, its is glaring for all to note that, if we do not resist the undercurrent of intrigues, at play, AFRALO and some other regions may lose out in the final selection of leaders to the conference with large numbers coming from Europe and America followed by Latin America.
May I propose that, every AFRALO member in all the ATLAS 3 sub committees to push for equal regional representation as the first yardstick of selecting representatives to the conference. For example, since 60 leaders are to be selected, it should be divided amongst the 5 regions making 12 each for each region. Then, let each region now apply both their hard and soft matrix to decide who attends the conference.
It is a misnomer for any group of leaders to have a meeting within the meeting to decide for the entire group.
This proposal is very fair and justifiable because the goal is to build Atlas future leaders and this can only happen under a level playing field.
I hope I am speaking the minds of all who have the interest of our region at heart. This is not a period to sit on the fence but to take our future in our own hands in ICANN. Lets begin to play the games others have been playing which has not favoured us before now. Best
*Pastor Peters Osawaru OMORAGBON*
*-Financial Secretary, Central Association of Nigerians in the United Kingdom-CANUK*
*-Executive President/CEO-Nurses Across the Borders-An NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations-ECOSOC*
*-Designated Contact Person-United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change-UNFCCC*
*-International Liaison Officer-Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association-NNCA-UK*
*-Board Member-Conference of NGOS in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations-CONGO*
*-Member Steering Committee Regional Committee for Africa-CONGO*
*-General Secretary, Civil Society Network of NGOs on Climate Change*
*-Fellow Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers-ICANN* *-Fellow Open Society Institute-Budapest* _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss
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Well said Peter +1 Remmy Nweke On Fri, 22 Feb 2019, 5:25 p.m. TYokunbo Abiola via AFRI-Discuss < afri-discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org wrote:
Hi all, +1
Regards, Adetokunbo abiola
On Friday, 22 February 2019, 00:02:24 GMT-8, IMRANE AHMAT SOULEYMANE < imraneahmat@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all +1
Le jeu. 21 févr. 2019 21:19, Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA < vezeama@ourrightsng.org> a écrit :
Dear All, +1
Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA. Executive Secretary. Our Rights (OR).
On Thu, February 21, 2019 1:42 pm, Peters Omoragbon wrote:
Dear All
I hope all is well with you.
Just as we are getting to the final stage of deciding or selecting/electing the 60 leaders for the Atlas 3 conference, I am compelled to draw attention to some intrigues being played out by certain interests within the various subgroups.
This concern has to do with the subtle attempt to marginalize equal representations from all regions. I am discussing with our members in other groups and the complaints are similar.
By this I mean, with the arguments and positions in the last conference call, its is glaring for all to note that, if we do not resist the undercurrent of intrigues, at play, AFRALO and some other regions may lose out in the final selection of leaders to the conference with large numbers coming from Europe and America followed by Latin America.
May I propose that, every AFRALO member in all the ATLAS 3 sub committees to push for equal regional representation as the first yardstick of selecting representatives to the conference. For example, since 60 leaders are to be selected, it should be divided amongst the 5 regions making 12 each for each region. Then, let each region now apply both their hard and soft matrix to decide who attends the conference.
It is a misnomer for any group of leaders to have a meeting within the meeting to decide for the entire group.
This proposal is very fair and justifiable because the goal is to build Atlas future leaders and this can only happen under a level playing field.
I hope I am speaking the minds of all who have the interest of our region at heart. This is not a period to sit on the fence but to take our future in our own hands in ICANN. Lets begin to play the games others have been playing which has not favoured us before now. Best
*Pastor Peters Osawaru OMORAGBON*
*-Financial Secretary, Central Association of Nigerians in the United Kingdom-CANUK*
*-Executive President/CEO-Nurses Across the Borders-An NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations-ECOSOC*
*-Designated Contact Person-United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change-UNFCCC*
*-International Liaison Officer-Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association-NNCA-UK*
*-Board Member-Conference of NGOS in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations-CONGO*
*-Member Steering Committee Regional Committee for Africa-CONGO*
*-General Secretary, Civil Society Network of NGOs on Climate Change*
*-Fellow Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers-ICANN* *-Fellow Open Society Institute-Budapest* _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss
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participants (7)
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Capda Capda -
Gabdibé GAB-HINGONNE -
IMRANE AHMAT SOULEYMANE -
Peters Omoragbon -
Remmy Nweke -
TYokunbo Abiola -
Vernatius Okwu EZEAMA