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AI and 2027: Who answers when technology gets it wrong, by Dakuku Peterside

AI and 2027: Who answers when technology gets it wrong, by Dakuku Peterside

A voice message arrives on election morning. It sounds like an INEC official announcing that voting has been postponed. A woman in Mbiama, Kontagora, Ife or Ogoja, having arranged transport and prepared to queue, stays home. The message is false. By the time she discovers the truth, voting has ended. Elsewhere, a fabricated video appears […]
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Do we really want to fight poverty?

Do we really want to fight poverty?

IN the brouhaha that followed the agitation by the Northern Governors for increased revenue allocation to their states, I was conscious of the fact that we were missing a point. The point was whether we really want to deal with poverty in the land.

That the NFF Bill 2012 may be properly passed

That the NFF Bill 2012 may be properly passed

Immediately after the meeting of the FIFA –CAF Consultative Committee last week in Lagos, I travelled out denying myself the full benefits of the reactions that followed our determination to step in and stem some of the anomalies rocking Nigeria’s football.

North’s three-point agenda: a critique

North’s three-point agenda: a critique

THE Coalition of Northern Leaders (made up of chairmen of the ten committees of politicians, professionals, academics and businessmen) leaders have met and issued what I choose to term as a “three-point agenda”.