Jacho, David Sunday2023-12-112023-12-112014-03-10gbamu, J. U. (2006). Essentials of Agricultural Communication in Nigeria. Mallhouse Press Ltd. Lagos, Nigeria. Pp 47-73. kpabio, I.A. and Aboh, C.C. (2007). Factors affecting women NGOs ccess with local women groups in Akvva Ibom State Nigeria. Journal of International Social Research, 1(1). 25 - 31. Uluslararasi sosyal Arastrumlnr Dergisi. ngba, A. O.; Ekuri, P. and Akpabio, I. A. (2008).Performance of Non-governmental organization workers.in rural development in Cross River state, Nigeria. The Journal of International social Research. Vol. 1(2). Winter 2008, pp 36-46. cong, E.E. (2000). Development theories and practices. An assessment and agenda for the 21M century. In: Jibiwo, A.A., Ladele, A.A. and Ayanvvale, A.13. (Eds). Community level participation in rural development. The Nigeria Rural Sociological Asso. pp.3-10. rinde, A.J. and Adisa, B.O. (2005). Role of Community Based Organizations (CBOs), Commodity Associations (CAs), and Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in agricultural extension activities in Nigeria. In: ’ Adedoyin S.F. (Ed) Agricultural Extension in Nigeria. AESON, Morin, pp 208 r l & C E 219https://keffi.nsuk.edu.ng/handle/20.500.14448/2173This study was conducted among sl.t(T of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Nasarawa state to investigate the level of knowledge of ICT operation among the respondents and the knowledge gap that requires training for effective ICT use. A total of I25NGO staff were used as respondents. I*rimar\ data for the study were collected using a set of structured questionnaire while data analysis was clone using frequency, percentage and mean scores. The results-showed that the mean age of the respondents was 55years. most (5*1%) of whom were married. Majority (51.2%) of the respondents were holders ofFLS£/l INI), most (68.8%) of them were computer literate and their mean annual income was N? 577.d08.00. The core agriculture-rural development activities of the NGOs were microllnance/agrieultural credit (%%): women and youth empowerment (62.1%) and extension services (49.6%) among others. A greater proportion (16.4%) of the respondents had very high level (70% and above). Majority (88.8%) of the respondents expressed need for training in Statistical Package lor Social Sciences (SPSS) followed by 85.6% who needed training in General Statistical Package (GKNSIAT). It was recommended that NGOs should provide on-1 he- job training on ICT applications for their employees to improve their capacity in the use of Id's for agricultural communication, especially areas where such skills are lacking.enOther