
CRTV Press Hour With Prof Mbarika
CRTV Press Hour with Prof. V. Mbarika on the potentials of Cameroonians in diaspora

Online Studies Gaining Grounds in Cameroon as ICT University Leads
E-Learning is learning by utilizing electronic technologies to access educational curriculum outside of a traditional classroom. The ICT University has been involved in e-learning for about 7 years now in Cameroon. We offer online courses in different domains. We also offer support to other institutions in Africa and other developing nations. Our e-learning system is very effective as we have students from all over the world — Prof. Victor Mbarika

Cameroon National Television Interview with Professor Mbarika
Cameroon National Television interview with Professor Mbarika, as well as administrators of the ICT University on moving ICT-U faculty and students online in the midst of the Coronavirus challenges.

ICT-U President, Prof. V. Mbarika Commissions the ICT Center at YSU
President Board of Trustees of ICT University, Prof. Victor Mbarika commissions the ICT Center alongside the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Yakubu Mukhtah and other management staff.

Meetings with Presidents, Prime Ministers and other Major World Personalities






Growing Doctoral Education in Africa: The Story of an Online Course at ICT University in Cameroon
A paper titled: “Growing Doctoral Education in Africa: The Story of an Online Course at ICT University in Cameroon” published at Communications of the Association for Information Systems by Rhonda Syler (University of Arkansas Fayetteville) and Viswanath Venkatesh (University of Arkansas Fayetteville)
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The ICT University Donates $75,000 of scholarships to The Blind in Cameroon
The ICT University Donates $75,000 of scholarships to The Blind in Cameroon.
We are to announce the $75,000 of scholarships for blind in Cameroon to pursue studies at the Masters and PhD levels at The ICT University campuses in different countries. We just signed an MOU with the Cameroon’s main institute for the blind led by Mr. Coco Bertin (completely blind Director of the Center seen with me below) and Rev. Dr. Libom LI Likeng— “Club des Jeunes Aveugles Rehabilités du Cameroun (CJARC).” By God’s Special Grace, we will be training the next generation of Professors, Department Chairs, Deans and Chancellors that are completely blind.

CRTV Press Hour with Prof. Victor Mbarika in Yaounde – Cameroon
In this one hour national TV interview (with other invited guests), I share my views on the wickedness and xenophobia going on in South Africa. I make a strong statement and you can get angry if you want to: BLACK PEOPLE BETTER STOP CALLING WHITE PEOPLE RACIST UNTIL WE SOLVE THESE SENSELESS BLACK ON BLACK KILLINGS. WHY ON EARTH ARE LAZY SOUTH AFRICANS KILLING HARDWORKING NIGERIANS, KENYANS, ETC, WHO HAVE WORKED HARD TO BUILD BUSINESSES AND ENJOY THEIR DREAMS? Some have the guts to say Nigerians deserve to die because their compatriots sell drugs. LAZY AFRICANS MUST SHUT UP, GET OFF THEIR LAZY BUTTS AND STOP BLAMING THE WHITE COMMUNITY FOR OUR BLACK AFRICAN FAILURES. Look at the senseless killings of blacks by blacks in Chicago and other towns. Same happening in South Africa. God help us. I’m angry.

Prof. Mbarika, guest on TV interview on Education, Talent and Technology
Prof. Mbarika, guest on TV interview on Education, Talent and Technology
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