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[rpd] Call for interest for PDWG chairs closed & Way forward

Daniel Yakmut yakmutd at googlemail.com
Thu Apr 8 13:00:46 UTC 2021


Dear Paul,

The question is " are the potential nominators genuine", if the
nominators are genuine, there is no confusion. Then your submission
clears  any doubt regarding the nominations.


Simply

Daniel

On 08/04/2021 7:46 am, Paul Wollner wrote:

> Dear community,

>

>

> Due to the recent issue raised on the nomination of Wijdane Goubi and

> Anthony Ubah and the slight confusion regarding their nominators, I

> would like to clarify the whole situation to enlighten the community

> of the circumstances that have led to it and to avoid any misjudgments

> and further untrue accusations. I have been approached by these two

> young fellow Africans. I feel that they are passionate and energetic

> and I have personally reached out to potential nominators to get their

> consent on nominating Wijdane Goubi and Anthony Ubah, since these two

> young individuals have shown an interest in running for the co-chair

> position and have asked for my help to acquaint them to Afrinic

> Resource members that will be willing to take care of the nomination part.

>

>

> I misunderstood their willingness. I owe to all the individuals

> implicated in this huge misunderstanding, along with the community, an

> apology for this unintentional confusion.

>

>

> Therefore, I will now be nominating Wijdane and Anthony myself so as

> to exclude the previous nominators from this scenario and not ruin

> both of the nominees opportunity and experience to participate in a

> fair and inclusive elections process.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

>

> ---- On Tue, 06 Apr 2021 16:59:10 +0200 *Saul Stein

> <saul at enetworks.co.za>* wrote ----

>

> Dear All,

>

>

> Firstly none of those nominations have seconders… that section was

> blank for 2 out of the 5.

>

> AFRINIC haven’t confirmed that the nominators are valid, in my

> view that should have been done before the email below should have

> been sent.

>

>

> It has been confirmed below that there was one fraudulent entry. I

> have now confirmed a second one and I suspect a third.

>

>

> Please can these verifications be done and the community updated.

>

>

> If the nominees have indeed wanted to run with fake nominators,

> I’d suggest that they banned from participation as clearly the

> interests of the community are not the driving force.

>

>

> And we wonder why we can’t get anywhere when people putting up

> their hand to lead are doing so unjustly.

>

>

> Volunteering is about putting the needs to others in front of your

> own agenda.

>

>

> Thanks

> Saul

>

>

>

> *From:*AFRINIC Policy Liaison <policy-liaison at afrinic.net

> <mailto:policy-liaison at afrinic.net>>

> *Sent:* Monday, 05 April 2021 20:42

> *To:* rpd at afrinic.net <mailto:rpd at afrinic.net>

> *Subject:* Re: [rpd] Call for interest for PDWG chairs closed &

> Way forward

>

>

> [Français en bas]

>

> Dear PDWG,

>

> The Call of Interest for the PDWG Co-Chairs Selection pursuant to

> Section 3.3 of CPM is now closed.

>

> *1.**_List of nominees_*

>

> AFRINIC is in receipt of  six (6) nominations which are as follows :-

>

> 1.Wijdane Goubi from Morocco, Country of Residence: Morocco

>

> 2. Anthony Ikechukwu Ubah from Nigeria, Country of Residence: Canada

>

> 3. Vincent Ngundi from Kenya, Country of Residence: Kenya

>

> 4. Abdulkarim Oloyede from Nigeria, Country of Residence: Nigeria

>

> 5. Darwin Da Costa from Angola, Country of Residence: Angola

>

> 6. Ibeanusi Elvis from Nigeria, Country of Residence: Japan

>

>

>

> 2.*_Additional elements_*

>

> a.Nominee - Ibeanusi Elvis

>

> This nomination which was received as a self-nomination appeared

> to have been made later than the deadline. This was due to a

> back-end issue on self-nomination forms that was addressed during

> the day today. We confirm that the nomination has been posted on

> the system within the deadline.

>

> b.Nominee - Widjane Goubi

>

> In regard to  the nominee,  Wijdane Goubi, kindly note that on the

> 5th of April 2021, AFRINIC has been informed by an email sent from

> the designated nominator on the nomination paper that the latter

> never provided its support to the said nomination.  He has

> therefore requested AFRINIC to delete all its associated personal

> data in connection thereof. In this respect, and  to comply with

> the Mauritian Data Protection Act 2017, AFRINIC has a duty to

> cause such deletion forthwith and you are accordingly informed of

> the same. “

>

>

> *_3. Tenure of Office_*

>

> We would like to remind the Working Group that  as stated in

> Section 3.3 of the Consolidated Policy Manual, one Co-Chair will

> serve a term ending by the PPM to be held in June 2021 only

> whereas the other will serve a term ending in June 2022.

>

> *_ 4.  Next Steps_*

>

> Now that the Call for Interests is closed, the next step is for

> the Working Group to find consensus on the most suitable persons

> to replace the recalled PDWG Co-Chairs.

>

> This exercise, including the carrying out of such due diligence

> and shortlisting of candidates/nominees, would under normal

> circumstances be carried out by the Nomination Committee (NomCom).

>

> For your information, the present NomCom has indicated that they

> would be available to conduct such exercise only from April 8th

> 2021. With only 6 candidates, we will leave the decision on the

> best way of carrying out the due diligence and shortlisting

> process to the PDWG participants.

>

> We therefore request you to agree on how the Working Group would

> like to proceed with the selection of the 2 replacing PDWG’s

> Co-Chairs.

>

> Kind Regards

>

> Policy Liaison Team

>

> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

>

> Cher PDWG,

>

> L'appel à manifestation d'intérêt pour la sélection des

> coprésidents du PDWG conformément à la section 3.3 de la CPM est

> désormais terminé.

>

> *1.**Liste des nominés*

>

> AFRINIC a reçu six (6) candidatures qui sont les suivantes :

>

> 1.Wijdane Goubi du Maroc, Pays de résidence : Maroc

>

> 2. Anthony Ikechukwu Ubah du Nigeria, Pays de résidence : Canada

>

> 3. Vincent Ngundi du Kenya, Pays de résidence : Kenya

>

> 4. Abdulkarim Oloyede du Nigeria, Pays de résidence : Nigeria

>

> 5. Darwin Da Costa de l'Angola, Pays de résidence : Angola

>

> 6. Ibeanusi Elvis du Nigeria, Pays de résidence : Japon

>

>

> *2. Éléments supplémentaires*

>

> a.Candidat - Ibeanusi Elvis

>

> Cette nomination, qui a été reçue en tant qu'auto-nomination,

> semblait avoir été faite au-delà de la date limite. Cela était dû

> à un problème de back-end sur les formulaires d'auto-nomination

> qui a été résolu aujourd'hui dans la journée. Nous confirmons que

> la nomination a été postée dans le système dans les délais impartis.

>

> b.Candidat - Widjane Goubi

>

> En ce qui concerne la candidate, Wijdane Goubi, veuillez noter que

> le 5 avril 2021, l'AFRINIC a été informée par un courriel envoyé

> par son prétendu nominateur que ce dernier n'a jamais apporté son

> soutien à ladite candidature. Il  a donc demandé à l'AFRINIC de

> supprimer toutes les données personnelles associées à cette

> candidature. À cet égard, et pour se conformer à la loi

> mauricienne sur la protection des données de 2017, AFRINIC a le

> devoir de procéder à ladite suppression sans délai et vous en êtes

> par conséquent informé.

>

>

>

> *3. Durée du mandat*

>

> Nous souhaitons rappeler au groupe de travail que, comme indiqué à

> la section 3.3 du CPM, l'un des co-présidents exercera son mandat

> jusqu'à la PPM qui se tiendra en juin 2021 seulement, tandis que

> l'autre exercera son mandat jusqu'en juin 2022.

>

> *4. Prochaines étapes*

>

> Maintenant que l'appel à manifestation d'intérêt est terminé, la

> prochaine étape consiste pour le groupe de travail à trouver un

> consensus sur les personnes les plus aptes à remplacer les

> coprésidents du PDWG destitués.

>

> Cet exercice, qui comprend la réalisation d'une évaluation

> diligente et la sélection des candidats nominés, sera normalement

> effectué par le comité de nomination (NomCom).

>

> Pour votre information, le NomCom actuel a indiqué qu'il ne serait

> disponible pour mener cet exercice qu'à partir du 8 avril 2021.

> Avec seulement 6 candidats, nous laisserons aux participants du

> PDWG le soin de décider de la meilleure façon de mener à bien le

> processus de sélection en faisant preuve de diligence raisonnable.

>

> Nous vous demandons donc de vous accorder sur la manière dont le

> groupe de travail pourrait procéder à la sélection des deux

> coprésidents remplaçants du PDWG.

>

> Nos Salutations

>

> Policy Liaison Team

>

>

>

>

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