Nigeria Approves Creation of the National Artificial Intelligence Trust

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Nigeria's federal government has recently approved the establishment of the world's first National Artificial Intelligence Trust, setting the country on a path to become a leader in entertainment and technology.

Significance and Approval of the Initiative

Bosun Tijani, the Minister of Communications, Innovations, and Digital Economy, announced that the Federal Executive Council has approved the project. He emphasized that this decision significantly strengthens Nigeria's position as a leading voice in the global AI community.

Strategic Development and AI Research

The National AI Trust comprises 10 AI experts and ministers, with the goal of mobilizing resources for AI development in Nigeria. In August 2023, the minister presented the country's National AI Strategy to responsibly manage the AI revolution for job creation, social inclusion, and sustainable development.

Digital Future and Infrastructure Innovations

In addition, the government supported the Universal Communication Access Project, aimed at expanding digital access for over 21 million people in rural areas. This complements the 90,000-km fiber optic infrastructure funded as part of the National Broadband Plan.

The establishment of the National AI Trust and support for digital initiatives demonstrate Nigeria's commitment to technological progress. These steps aim to provide access to innovative solutions for the entire population and strengthen the country's standing in the global tech community.

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