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Country:	Nigeria
Email:	kabonta[at]nitda.gov.ng
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Inye Kemabonta is both an Attorney and a certified Information Technology Network Engineer. Currently, he is the Director of Standards and Regulation at the National Information Technology Development Agency Nigeria.^[1] Mr. Kemabonta was also the Chair of Inter-agency drafting committee on electronic transactions law^[2]

His current position involves developing IT policies and addressing regulatory issues both within the country of Nigeria, and at a variety of international fora;^[3] he has been involved in IT policy development and implementation for over a decade.^[4] His previous experience includes working in the Nigerian Parliament on a technology oversight committee from 2000 to 2002.

Mr. Kemabonta is an observer within ICANN's GAC, but attends other interest group meetings during ICANN conferences.^[5]

External Links

Technology and the Future of the Book:A NITDA Perspective

References

[1] rmationforchange.org

[2] technologyafrica.com

[3] ICANN 41 Interview

[4] rmationforchange.org

[5] ICANN 41 Interview

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-'''Inye Kemabonta''' is both an Attorney and a certified Information Technology Network Engineer. Currently, he is the Director of Standards and Regulation at the [[NITDA|National Information Technology Development Agency]].<ref>[http://www.informationforchange.org/workshop_2011.asp informationforchange.org]</ref> Mr. Kemabonta is also the Chair of Inter-agency drafting committee.<ref>[http://www.financialtechnologyafrica.com/NITDA_Presents_Draft_Bill_on_e_Transaction.htm financialtechnologyafrica.com]</ref>
+'''Inye Kemabonta''' is both an Attorney and a certified Information Technology Network Engineer. Currently, he is the Director of Standards and Regulation at the [[NITDA|National Information Technology Development Agency Nigeria]].<ref>[http://www.informationforchange.org/workshop_2011.asp informationforchange.org]</ref> Mr. Kemabonta was also the Chair of Inter-agency drafting committee on electronic transactions law<ref>[http://www.financialtechnologyafrica.com/NITDA_Presents_Draft_Bill_on_e_Transaction.htm financialtechnologyafrica.com]</ref>
-He current position involves developing IT policy and addressing regulatory issues both within the country of Nigeria, and at a variety of international fora;<ref>ICANN 41 Interview</ref> he has been involved in IT policy development and implementation for over a decade.<ref>[http://www.informationforchange.org/speakers.asp informationforchange.org]</ref> His previous experience includes working in the Nigerian Parliament on a technology oversight committee from 2000 to 2002.
+His current position involves developing IT policies and addressing regulatory issues both within the country of Nigeria, and at a variety of international fora;<ref>ICANN 41 Interview</ref> he has been involved in IT policy development and implementation for over a decade.<ref>[http://www.informationforchange.org/speakers.asp informationforchange.org]</ref> His previous experience includes working in the Nigerian Parliament on a technology oversight committee from 2000 to 2002.
-Mr. Kemabonta is an observer within ICANN's [[GAC]], and hopes to eventually represent the country therein.<ref>ICANN 41 Interview</ref>
+Mr. Kemabonta is an observer within ICANN's [[GAC]], but attends other interest group meetings during ICANN conferences.<ref>ICANN 41 Interview</ref>
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