MI, Mo Abudu selected as judges of Google’s AIC-2

Osuchukwu said that "the winners
will be decided by a panel of local
judges and a public vote. The
public vote provides a chance for
the people to decide which
organisation gets an extra portion of funding to help them impact their
community. "The winning non-profits will get
cash as well as access to
guidance, technical assistance and
mentorship from Google, which
they are free to take up should they
so choose. "We believe technology can help
local and national organisations to
better reach their goals and solve
some of the continent's most
pressing challenges, and we are
eager to back people who are using technology in new ways to make a
positive difference in their
communities," she said. Talking about how the
entertainment cum creative
industry can cash into the
competition and his role as judge,
Mr Incredible, told Saturday
Tribune that while the entertainment industry is bedevilled by structural
inadequacies, individuals and
companies who have ideas Source:Nigeria Tribune