As AI peaks, Africa’s artisans and craftsmen will become premium global capital.
Africa must be positioned to commercialize this opportunity for its own development.
@OpenAI that built its model on scraped internet data without permission, is pointing the finger at @deepseek_ai for allegedly doing… more or less the same thing. #ai16z#AIart
@KemiBadenoch perhaps consider asking Nigeria to pay the UK for the unhappy childhood, all your fears and lawlessness you experienced while growing up in Lagos, 🇳🇬
The Ekiti Magistrate who hastily ordered @DeleFarotimi to be remanded in prison custody until December 10 , didn’t probably realize that 10 December is actually the International Human Rights Day. #FreeDeleFarotimi
Chidimma Adetshina
Classic Nigeria at work - Nigerians respect, support and worship talents and ideas irrespective of background, religion or tribe. #MissUniverse2024
@Thuso1Africa@benmurraybruce This is classic Nigeria!
Nigerians appreciate and celebrate talents and ideas. That’s what is driving entrepreneurship, music and entertainment industries.
During the Military regime, drug lords, criminals and enemies of the state were outrightly executed in public fun fare across the country. However, today, Nigerian politicians themselves are all the above.
The Nigerian political class created the monsters called “party supporters during elections” and hoodlums during crisis, all for self benefits. #EndBackGovernance
@bosuntijani “Poverty anywhere is a threat to prosperity everywhere, prosperity anywhere must be shared everywhere”.
Gov may have good plans for the future, but the people are hungry, cost of basic food items are beyond the common man.
Africa is tied to the apron strings of the @intlmemefund and its one-size-fits-all policy.
Only African homegrown policies can achieve transformational development.
We can’t live all our lives in endless conditionalities
@vanguardngrnews Since the collapse of fixed exchange rates in 1973, the IMF harsh conditionalities and policy advisory have continued to harm developing countries.
Since the collapse of fixed exchange rates in 1973, the @IMFNews harsh conditionalities and policy advisory have continued to harm developing countries.