Capacity building, critical to Africa’s energy future
By Stephen Bolu Contrary to the new normal where technology leads business reformations, growth conversations in Africa’s business landscape, particularly in Nigeria energy sector, often begin with capital. Investment, infrastructure, and asset acquisition are frequently treated as the clearest indicators of progress. While important, they do not tell the full story of what is required […]
Olufuye joins WSIS+20 Informal Multi-stakeholder Sounding Board
The Co-Facilitators of the WSIS+20 Review process have announced the formation of the Informal Multistakeholder Sounding Board, IMSB, picking a Nigerian, Dr. Jimson Olufuye as one of the key members.
5 things trendy Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 can do that other phones can’t
In a world saturated with smartphones that all seem to do the same things, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 dares to be different. With its futuristic design and cutting-edge features, it’s not just a phone—it’s a statement.
US firm Nvidia becomes world’s first $4trn company
Nvidia has now attained a market value greater than the GDP of France, Britain or India.
Olumuyiwa Orukotan sets new standard for behavioral AI in Nigeria’s economy
By Juliet Umeh Credit scoring models powered by alternative data have become commonplace across Nigeria’s financial sector. What was once considered experimental, using telco metadata, geolocation patterns, and behavioral spending insights, has now become the industry benchmark. But few remember that the model everyone is racing to adopt today started with a radical pivot led […]
Legal and industry implications of AI-generated music in the age of copyright
By Boluwatife Daniel-Adebayo Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) and Machine learning are the next phase of technological advancement. It is thus important that AI is used to push boundaries and create more opportunities. However, with this role, there is a tendency for AI technology implementation to abuse the rights of others. This possibility has made it important […]
