The Computational Social Scientist and Communication for Social Change Specialist
Picture Speak
The little known Aggrey
Aggrey with President Bill Clinton
Aggrey with H.E. Festus Mogae, the 3rd president of Botswana
Aggrey with HE Raila OdingaOne of the soccer teams sponsored by AggreyAggrey receiving the 2015 Excellence in Global Leadership Engagement Award from President McDavis
When Aggrey was working as a radio show host at WOUB
One of the events previously sponsored by AggreyDr. Otieno, the teacherA community award sponsored by AggreyMiss Ruaraka event sponsored by AggreyJoining community members to repair a roadAggrey with Governor Sospeter OjaamongAggrey with fellow 2012-2014 Rolex LaureatesAggrey giving a speech at a community eventAggrey in a child trafficking project launchAggrey, giving a speech at a community eventAggrey with former Chief Justice Dr. Willy Mutunga
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Dear Aggrey,
Wonderful work you are doing outside there for the sole purpose of coming back to develop Kenya for a good course. My name is Allan Onyango and I was a student of Development studies in my undergraduate in Maker ere University.
I greatly concur with you and attest to the fact that Communication is one of the biggest hindrances gagging Kenya and the rest of Africa to develop. In fact I work in a project that is facing communication as the biggest barrier to effective implementation.
I have been admitted at the Institute of Housing and Urban Development Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam in Netherlands to pursue a master’s degree in Urban Management and Development with a specialization in Urban Social Development. I have seen a picture you have took at Korogocho slums. It pretty describes the status of the slums in Kenyan Urban Areas a key study I will research on. With the Knowledge I will gain at IHS, I will be able to initiate programmes that are curtailed towards improving urban social systems.
I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in Project Planning and Management at Nairobi University.
I am looking for scholarships/grants to fund my studies for one year. Any advice and links? I am trying researching for my eligibility with FORD foundation.
Thanks for the compliments Allan and congratulations for being admitted at Erasmus University. I know that Ford Foundation selected the last batch of its fellows in 2010. I have no specific scholarship opportunity that could be of your interest but once in a while i usually come across several. I have had the same kind of request of scholarship opportunities in the past and i have decided to open up a special page on my blog to be notifying guys of the same as i come across them. I hope through that way, you and others might end up benefiting. Meanwhile, all the best in your endeavors.
My friend thanks for the initiative am I hope that you’ll create a department to work with people like me who have ventures in the community throw initiating a school in Glucola estate currently I have 70 children I welcome your input for the better of this children WELCOME
Thanks Silvester for your compliments. Kindly attend the launch of Pambazuko Mashinani on 2nd July 2011 at Korogocho Community centre (kwa chief) as from 1pm. See you there.
Dr. Aggrey Willis Otieno 
Dear Aggrey,
Wonderful work you are doing outside there for the sole purpose of coming back to develop Kenya for a good course. My name is Allan Onyango and I was a student of Development studies in my undergraduate in Maker ere University.
I greatly concur with you and attest to the fact that Communication is one of the biggest hindrances gagging Kenya and the rest of Africa to develop. In fact I work in a project that is facing communication as the biggest barrier to effective implementation.
I have been admitted at the Institute of Housing and Urban Development Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam in Netherlands to pursue a master’s degree in Urban Management and Development with a specialization in Urban Social Development. I have seen a picture you have took at Korogocho slums. It pretty describes the status of the slums in Kenyan Urban Areas a key study I will research on. With the Knowledge I will gain at IHS, I will be able to initiate programmes that are curtailed towards improving urban social systems.
I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in Project Planning and Management at Nairobi University.
I am looking for scholarships/grants to fund my studies for one year. Any advice and links? I am trying researching for my eligibility with FORD foundation.
I am looking forward to your reply.
Yours Faithfully,
Jaboma Allan Onyango.
Thanks for the compliments Allan and congratulations for being admitted at Erasmus University. I know that Ford Foundation selected the last batch of its fellows in 2010. I have no specific scholarship opportunity that could be of your interest but once in a while i usually come across several. I have had the same kind of request of scholarship opportunities in the past and i have decided to open up a special page on my blog to be notifying guys of the same as i come across them. I hope through that way, you and others might end up benefiting. Meanwhile, all the best in your endeavors.
Good work!!
My friend thanks for the initiative am I hope that you’ll create a department to work with people like me who have ventures in the community throw initiating a school in Glucola estate currently I have 70 children I welcome your input for the better of this children WELCOME
Thanks Silvester for your compliments. Kindly attend the launch of Pambazuko Mashinani on 2nd July 2011 at Korogocho Community centre (kwa chief) as from 1pm. See you there.