Aftermath the successful Presidential elections in Nigeria and Kogi State strong support for the eventual winner of the poll, General Muhammadu Buhari, the editorial team of Kogireports has decided to organise the first Kogi Twitter Meeting to push forward Kogi needs to the incoming Federal Government.
Aside our utmost desire as a state to see that Ajaokuta Steel Complex is completed and to ensure that Kogi state is accorded her rights as an oil-producing state, we have other needs that requires urgent Federal attention.
The Twitter Discuss (Tweet Meet) is expected to draw participants from Kogi indigenes domiciled at home and those in diaspora.
The First Kogi Tweet Meet is schedule to hold next week Wednesday, 22nd April 2015 between 14.00 GMT (3pm Nigerian Time) and 16.00 GMT (5pm Nigerian Time)
Participants in the Tweet Meet can join the discuss by using the hashtag #KogiAgenda when making contributions.
Please tell your friends and others….this is an opportunity to collate the needs of all districts in Kogi state and present such to the incoming government.
What is Tweet Meet?
Tweet Meet is where a group of Twitter users meet at a pre-determined time to discuss a certain topic, using a designated hashtag (#) for each tweet contributed. A host or moderator will pose questions (designated with Q1, Q2…) to prompt responses from participants (using A1, A2…) and encourage interaction among the group. Chats typically last an hour or two.
Imagine a business networking event—but without a dress code and with a keyboard instead of a bar. The same social customs apply—courtesy and respect—and it’s a great way to meet new people with similar interests. There are Tweet Meets in almost every industry imaginable.
5 quick tips for Tweet Meet participants
- Always include the Tweet Meet hashtag in your responses i.e. #KogiAgenda
- Reply directly for targeted conversations with one or two people.
- Be polite and positive!
- When answering a specific question or comment from another participant, use Twitter handles to identify who you’re speaking to in order to avoid confusion.
- Follow up with people after the chat! Keep the conversation going or get to know fellow participants on a more personal level. You never know what new connections you can make!
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