Mocking anyone crying over the death of their father isn’t part Yoruba culture neither is it content for political banter. Death is a debt we owe so everyone’s day will come ☺️.
How does this apply to Nigeria?
Short term: job disruption + new AI roles emerge. Mid term: education overhaul or digital divide deepens. Long term: either a global AI talent hub or a pool of bypassed labour.
The choice? Invest in human skills now.
Fearing for his child’s prospects, a Microsoft veteran dug into the data and found the jobs to avoid and skills to develop. Wait and see is not an option, he writes
Nigeria can learn from Sweden’s model of early tech subsidies, institutional capital, indigenous solutions through digital infrastructure & academic spinout, aimed at prioritising user-centricity to achieve a contextualised AI ecosystem.
Sweden’s AI startups are flying. Stockholm has the highest concentration of unicorns outside Silicon Valley and, attracts more VC per capita than any European hub. What's its secret? https://t.co/cFf7I5lngB
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Lagos is positioning itself as West Africa’s digital hub, with more than 20 operational data facilities and a market valued at $374m this year, drawing global firms including Google.
@IfeanyiUddin Indeed, d success of reform depends on if d current macroeconomic stability—cited by figures like d WTO's Okonjo-Iweala as a positive sign—can translate into microeconomic relief.
@IfeanyiUddin Ur points highlight vital structural failures, many that BAT argues are d very reasons for its reforms. While ur view accurately reflects d lived reality for many Nigerians, d administration frames these current "pains" as a necessary transition toward long-term stability.
@SegunShowunmi Brother, Bwala’s disgraceful performance is inseparable from the weakness in Nigeria’s politics’ lacking clear distinct ideologies. That's why our politicians and their associates keep swapping political parties. It's a big mockery of our political system.
@OneJoblessBoy Key Infrastructure Initiatives:
Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway, Abuja–Lokoja road, Ibadan–Ife–Ilesa dual carriageway.
Ongoing 68km Green Line rail project in Lagos. Rehab of Apapa and Tincan Island Ports is also underway.
Refurbishing MMI Airport.
This is an absolute masterclass analysis from Vincent Kompany, This is how leaders must stand for what is right even in the midst of what seems like a hot mess.
Wow. What a leader.
I doff my hat for Vincent.