@olayemijohn We are conducting a research study titled "Ethical Standards, Citizen Awareness, and Organisational Policies in Responsible AI Use in Nigeria"
🔗 Please click here to participate: https://t.co/QbPRedhvTW
Thank you.
@NITDANigeria@ndpcngr@nccc_ng
@johnodumesi@olayemijohn@NITDANigeria@ndpcngr@nccc_ng Thank you very much Mr john for a such wonderful session and contributions.
I look forward to have more conversations on topics regarding safety and digital literacy.
Thank you once again.
Call for Applications: Federal Government ₦50,000 Conditional Grant Scheme via SMEDAN ⤵️
https://t.co/c2BA90zQ7Y₦50000-conditional-grant-scheme-via-smedan/
Why Nigeria’s Digital Safety Is Everyone’s Business!
Join us tonight on NITDA X Space as experts discuss how we can build a safer, more secure digital Nigeria.
⏰ 8:00 PM Prompt
📍 X: @NITDANigeria
SMEDAN is Hiring Trainers & Facilitators Nationwide
Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria is looking for experienced trainers, facilitators, and subject matter experts for the Start-up Digital Innovation Academy
This opportunity is open to professionals with experience in:
• Entrepreneurship development
• Digital technology
• Startup growth and innovation
Successful candidates will support training and mentorship programs designed to empower young Nigerians and small business owners
Requirements:
• Training or facilitation experience
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Passion for entrepreneurship and economic development
How to apply:
If this sounds like you, send your CV, cover letter, and a brief summary of your training experience to [email protected] before the 21st of May, 2026.
Full details are on the flyer.
#SMEDAN #NigeriaJobs #TrainingOpportunity #Entrepreneurship
FCMB has successfully blocked an attempt by suspected cyber criminals to steal N2.4 billion, after discovering the fraudulent activity in December 2025.
Despite the preventive measures, N677 million was reportedly transferred to the fraudsters before the bank’s systems detected and blocked further access.
The AI Ethics & Governance Fellowship equips a new generation of African leaders with the knowledge, frameworks, and networks needed to design ethical and accountable AI governance systems.
Please apply.
https://t.co/GJawKykCGj
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: AU-YVC 2026!
Are you a young African professional (aged 18–35) ready to gain hands-on experience and contribute to #Agenda2063?
🔗 Apply: https://t.co/RbZAPbmwG6
🕒 Deadline: April 26, 2026
@olayemijohn We are conducting a research study titled "Ethical Standards, Citizen Awareness, and Organisational Policies in Responsible AI Use in Nigeria"
🔗 Please click here to participate: https://t.co/QbPRedhvTW
Thank you.
@NITDANigeria@ndpcngr@nccc_ng
During the @NITDANigeria Space on X in February 2026, I joined Victor Idonor to discuss “AI Governance, Regulation and Responsible Innovation in Emerging Economies”.
#AI#CyberSecurity#Governance#DigitalEconomy
https://t.co/zerGKktScT
PUBLIC NOTICE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES COMMISSION GUIDELINES FOR THE AWARD AND USE OF HONORARY DOCTORATE DEGREES IN NIGERIA
The National Universities Commission (NUC), by virtue of the provisions of the Education Act (National Minimum Standards and Establishment of Institutions), CAP E3, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and in the discharge of its statutory responsibility to ensure the orderly development of university education in Nigeria, hereby issues this Public Notice.
The Commission has observed, with grave concern, the increasing incidence of indiscriminate conferment and misuse of Honorary Doctorate Degrees within the Nigerian University System. In response to this development, the Management of the Commission has approved comprehensive Guidelines for the Award and Use of Honorary Doctorate Degrees in Nigeria. The Guidelines are intended to regulate the conferment process, preserve academic integrity and safeguard the credibility of the Nigerian University System.
Accordingly, all Nigerian Universities and other degree-awarding institutions are hereby directed to strictly adhere to the provisions of the NUC-approved Guidelines. This directive is consistent with the principles enshrined in the Keffi Declaration of 2012, to which all Vice-Chancellors were signatories.
The general public is further reminded that Honorary Doctorate Degrees, whether awarded by institutions within Nigeria or abroad, are honorary distinctions and should not be represented or regarded as equivalent to earned academic doctorate qualifications.
For the avoidance of doubt, the Commission reiterates that these Guidelines have been issued to protect the sanctity, integrity and global reputation of the Nigerian University System. All stakeholders are therefore expected to comply fully with the laid-down procedures governing the conferment and use of Honorary Doctorate Degrees.
Please note that appropriate regulatory sanctions shall be imposed on any institution found to have violated the NUC-approved Guidelines, as well as on individuals who misuse honorary titles.
By this Notice, all concerned are advised accordingly.