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AI Writer Bio: Joseph Michael is an MBA graduate in Marketing from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology and a passionate tech enthusiast. As a professional writer and author at AIbase.ng, he simplifies complex AI concepts, explores digital innovation, and creates practical guides for Nigerian learners and businesses. With a background in marketing and brand communication, Joseph brings clarity, insight, and real-world relevance to every article he writes. LinkedIn
In the competitive YouTube landscape, a captivating thumbnail is essential for Nigerian creators. It helps grab viewers’ attention and boosts their video’s visibility. Nigeria’s vast online community offers a big chance for YouTubers to reach many people. With over 107 million internet users and 47.8 million active social media identities, creators can make a big impact. To stand out, they need eye-catching thumbnails. These can be created using AI thumbnail design tools, helping their videos gain more views and engagement. The rise of AI is changing Nigeria’s creator economy. It enables creators to produce high-quality content quickly. By using AI-driven visuals, Nigerian YouTubers…
The Lagos State Government has intensified efforts to collaborate with the private sector as it seeks to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across governance, service delivery and the wider digital economy. State officials made the case for deeper public–private collaboration at a recent technology-focused forum, stressing that AI adoption at scale would require expertise, investment and innovation largely driven by private enterprises. According to the government, partnerships with technology firms, startups and research institutions are critical to embedding AI into public administration while maintaining efficiency, transparency and data security. Lagos, Nigeria’s economic hub, has positioned itself as a…
Google has partnered with Ipsos, a leading global market research and polling organisation, to advance data-driven insights into how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming learning, work, and entrepreneurship in Nigeria. The partnership combines Google’s expertise in AI technology and digital innovation with Ipsos’ strength in research, public opinion analysis, and large-scale data collection. Together, both organisations seek to better understand how Nigerians are using AI tools to build skills, improve productivity, and create new economic opportunities in a rapidly evolving digital economy. As part of the collaboration, Google and Ipsos conducted a comprehensive study titled “Our Life with AI: Helpfulness…
Nigeria has emerged as the world leader in the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) for learning, work and entrepreneurship, according to the latest Our Life with AI: Helpfulness in the Hands of More People report published by Google in partnership with Ipsos. The data places the West African nation well ahead of global averages and highlights a rapid shift from experimental to purposeful AI use across society. The comprehensive Google/Ipsos survey shows that 88 per cent of Nigerian adults have used an AI chatbot, significantly above the global average of 62 per cent. This marks an 18-percentage-point increase from the…
In a landmark development that highlights the growing influence of artificial intelligence in global education, technology giant Microsoft and The University of Manchester have announced a world-first artificial intelligence partnership, setting a new benchmark for how universities can integrate AI into teaching, research and administration. The partnership, announced through official press releases published on the websites of Microsoft and The University of Manchester, will make the UK-based institution the first university globally to provide Microsoft 365 Copilot to all its students and staff, alongside comprehensive training on the responsible use of artificial intelligence. With the initiative expected to cover more…
Microsoft Copilot AI now sits inside familiar Microsoft tools. Many people in Nigeria already use it to save time and reduce manual work. It helps with writing, reviewing data, meeting notes, and quick research in apps like Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams. Microsoft Copilot AI helps teams and individuals in Nigeria work faster by using AI inside Microsoft apps to draft content, analyse data, summarise meetings, and answer questions with simple prompts. It fits into daily tasks without forcing major changes to existing workflows. This guide explains what Copilot does and how it works in real settings. You’ll see where…
Uganda’s artificial intelligence data centre is changing how African data gets processed and stored. By placing advanced computing tools right here on the continent, it reduces the need to send sensitive data overseas. This shift gives Africa tighter control over how data is used, stored, and accessed. It’s a step toward more self-reliance, honestly. The site runs high-performance systems built for AI, machine learning, and big data tasks. Organisations can now run complex models closer to where their data actually comes from. Local hosting means faster speeds and less risk during transfers. Plus, it’s just easier to follow local data…
Nigeria has been ranked 72nd globally in the 2025 Government AI Readiness Index, a comprehensive assessment released by Oxford Insights that measures how prepared governments are to adopt, deploy, and benefit from artificial intelligence technologies. The annual index evaluates nearly 200 countries across multiple indicators, including policy and governance, digital infrastructure, data availability, skills development, and public sector adoption of AI. Nigeria’s placement reflects steady progress in AI-related policy and institutional capacity, while also highlighting persistent gaps in infrastructure and large-scale implementation. According to the ranking, Nigeria remains one of the stronger performers in Sub-Saharan Africa, ranking among the region’s leading…
Google now lets you shop inside Gemini, where AI helps you find products, compare options, and buy from trusted retailers without leaving the chat. You can search, ask follow-up questions, and move from choice to checkout all in one place. Gemini turns shopping into a conversation. Just describe what you want, and the system narrows options, tracks prices, and pulls delivery details to save you time. Major retailers connect their catalogues to Gemini. You get clear prices and stock info, staying in control the whole time. The platform sets up faster checkout now, and it looks like smarter features are…
Your inbox feels less like a pile of messages and more like a helpful assistant now. Google’s added some personalised AI tools to Gmail—tools that help you find, sort, and get what’s important from your emails, faster than ever. Gmail now uses a personalised AI Inbox and AI search overviews to surface what matters, summarise long threads, and answer questions in plain language. You don’t have to waste time digging for info—you get next steps and the gist, right away. These updates run on Google’s Gemini AI. You’ll notice better replies, cleaner writing, and smarter organisation. Gmail’s also rolling…