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Honoured to have been inaugurated as a Founding Member of the AI for Good Global Commission, a new high-level international body convened by the @ITU to help shape trusted, inclusive and globally coordinated approaches to Artificial Intelligence.
Co-chaired by H.E. President Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Marc Benioff, CEO of @salesforce, with ITU Secretary-General Doreen Bogdan-Martin serving as Vice-Chair, the Commission brings together leaders including Heads of State, industry, academia and international organisations to advance a shared vision for AI that benefits all.
For Nigeria, this appointment reflects the significant progress we are making in building a responsible and inclusive AI ecosystem through investments in digital infrastructure, talent development, research, innovation and AI governance. It also provides an opportunity to ensure that the perspectives and priorities of Africa and other emerging economies are represented in global conversations that will shape the future of this transformative technology.
I look forward to working alongside fellow Commissioners to help advance practical solutions that enable AI to accelerate sustainable development and deliver meaningful impact across the world.
#AIforGood
Nigeria's emergence as the leading African country in the 2026 @GlobalIndexRAI is an important affirmation of our belief that Africa must not only participate in the AI revolution but also help shape how these technologies are governed and deployed globally.
Moving up 42 places to rank 38th globally and 1st in Africa reflects the deliberate work being done to build an AI ecosystem that is inclusive, responsible, and aligned with our development priorities.
It is also encouraging to see Nigeria recognised as a global "Bright Spot" for advancing AI literacy, with initiatives such as our National AI Strategy (NAIS) and the 3 Million Technical Talent programme receiving international recognition.
As we continue to invest in digital infrastructure, talent, and governance frameworks, our focus remains on ensuring that Artificial Intelligence delivers real value for our people and supports H.E. President @officialABAT's vision of building a $1 trillion economy powered by innovation, productivity, and inclusive growth.
Read the full report here: https://t.co/hxgtLhTk7b
#GIRAI #AI #NigerianExcellence
I spent my entire day finding companies abroad that are actively hiring remotely. I found a few companies all hiring remote workers and compiled them into one sheet.
Roles cover social media, graphic design, content writing, video editing, virtual assistance, and more across Pakistan, Nigeria, UAE, Nepal, India, Ghana, the UK, the US, and beyond.
Mode of application has been added, so all you have to do is send your CV & portfolio where necessary.
https://t.co/vDQmYEGcW5
@ArcSadam Congrats!
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or grants both,sons and daughters,to whoever He wills, and leaves whoever He wills infertile
BREAKING:‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Still On The High Cost Of Revenue Collection @NigeriaRevenue@CustomsNG & @NUPRCofficial
🚨🚨🚨Dear Future Nigerian President🚨🚨🚨
The @NigeriaRevenue formally known as FIRS is an institution that should attract special forensic investigation more than any other agency under the current regime when their tenure comes to an end
Once the @NigeriaRevenue is properly investigated it will become easy to unravel the shenanigans in other agencies
Throughout the debate of the Tax Bills I did raise alarm specifically about “cost of collection” which @taiwoyedele gave assurances to Nigerians he will significantly reduce to the barest minimum
But recent reports has it that the @NigeriaRevenue retain 4% from non-oil revenue some suggested @CustomsNG retain 7% and @NUPRCofficial 4% which is outrageous
A report on @MobilePunch in 2025 put the total cost of collection gulped by these agencies in the first half of 2025 at N575 Billion, this is way more than what State in some geopolitical zones got
The question is where are all these cost of collection going into and who are the consultants and third party “collection” agents benefitting from the absurdity
I have worked in the bank for more than 20 years and throughout my stint in the bank there is no way the banks I have worked with paid more than 1% in collection fees on service level agreement ( always between 0.5%-1%)
These 4%, 7% and 4% cost of collection by @NigeriaRevenue@CustomsNG and @NUPRCofficial respectively is insane and this is significantly higher than global best practices which is typically 0.5%-1%
It has also been widely reported that RMAFC collects 0.5% and some say 5% monthly funding from FAAC on the gross non oil revenue
These are very serious waste which the @WorldBankGroup has literally referred to as “diversion”
Please watch these @ARISEtv video clips and see how Uche Uwaleke breaks it down and this has been exposed by the @WorldBankGroup in their latest report
@taiwoyedele@ZacchAdedeji@NGRPresident@aonanuga1956@SundayDareSD@otegaogra@BwalaDaniel@icpcnigeria@officialEFCC
BREAKING:‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Still On The High Cost Of Revenue Collection @NigeriaRevenue@CustomsNG & @NUPRCofficial
🚨🚨🚨Dear Future Nigerian President🚨🚨🚨
The @NigeriaRevenue formally known as FIRS is an institution that should attract special forensic investigation more than any other agency under the current regime when their tenure comes to an end
Once the @NigeriaRevenue is properly investigated it will become easy to unravel the shenanigans in other agencies
Throughout the debate of the Tax Bills I did raise alarm specifically about “cost of collection” which @taiwoyedele gave assurances to Nigerians he will significantly reduce to the barest minimum
But recent reports has it that the @NigeriaRevenue retain 4% from non-oil revenue some suggested @CustomsNG retain 7% and @NUPRCofficial 4% which is outrageous
A report on @MobilePunch in 2025 put the total cost of collection gulped by these agencies in the first half of 2025 at N575 Billion, this is way more than what State in some geopolitical zones got
The question is where are all these cost of collection going into and who are the consultants and third party “collection” agents benefitting from the absurdity
I have worked in the bank for more than 20 years and throughout my stint in the bank there is no way the banks I have worked with paid more than 1% in collection fees on service level agreement ( always between 0.5%-1%)
These 4%, 7% and 4% cost of collection by @NigeriaRevenue@CustomsNG and @NUPRCofficial respectively is insane and this is significantly higher than global best practices which is typically 0.5%-1%
It has also been widely reported that RMAFC collects 0.5% and some say 5% monthly funding from FAAC on the gross non oil revenue
These are very serious waste which the @WorldBankGroup has literally referred to as “diversion”
Please watch these @ARISEtv video clips and see how Uche Uwaleke breaks it down and this has been exposed by the @WorldBankGroup in their latest report
@taiwoyedele@ZacchAdedeji@NGRPresident@aonanuga1956@SundayDareSD@otegaogra@BwalaDaniel@icpcnigeria@officialEFCC