Author: Okikiola O. Johnson

Senior AI Writer Bio: Okikiola is a writer and AI enthusiast with a background in Office Technology and Management from the Federal Polytechnic Offa. She went further to study an MSc in International Business at De Montfort University (DMU). With extensive work experience across administrative and business roles, she now focuses on exploring how artificial intelligence can transform work, innovation, and everyday life. Facebook   ||   LinkedIn

Key Takeaways: Introduction of high-performance AI-powered telecommunications hardware. Enhanced support for augmented reality and next-generation 5G-Advanced services. Strategic focus on network modernisation ahead of MWC 2026. As the Mobile World Congress 2026 approaches, a leading telecommunications company has introduced cutting-edge hardware. These innovations are designed to support the global surge in augmented reality and advanced digital services. The new AI RAN software is engineered to seamlessly integrate with existing systems, boosting network efficiency. These 5G-Advanced solutions pave the way for network upgrades. For Nigerian service providers, this technology is a game-changer, addressing the increasing demand for data. The Swedish company…

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Students across Nigerian universities face mounting academic pressures. Lecture halls overflow with hundreds of learners. Access to one-on-one tutoring remains scarce. Library resources struggle to meet demand. Assignment deadlines pile up relentlessly. Artificial intelligence tools have transformed how students learn and work globally. Gemini AI Pro represents Google’s advanced AI platform designed to assist with complex tasks. Nigerian students now have access to capabilities that were unimaginable just a few years ago, thanks to this technology. This comprehensive guide explores practical applications of Gemini AI Pro for students studying in Nigeria. You will discover specific ways this tool supports academic…

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The rise of AI assistants has changed how we find information. Google’s AI tool and ChatGPT are two big names in this area. People in Nigeria and elsewhere wonder: which one gives better answers? This article examines the differences between these two AI technologies. We’ll explore their strengths and weaknesses. This will help readers select the most appropriate option for their needs. Knowing what each tool can and can’t do helps make the right choice. This way, people can pick the AI assistant that meets their specific needs. Related: Meta AI for Creators: Tools and Opportunities Understanding Perplexity AI: A…

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From Search Engines to AI Answers For more than two decades, Nigerians seeking reliable information have relied on a familiar routine: search engines, multiple news sources, expert commentary, and, where possible, official data. Researchers, journalists, and students were trained to triangulate evidence rather than rely on a single authority. That culture of verification remains essential today, but the tools used to practise it are changing. Artificial intelligence systems are now capable of generating fluent answers, summarising complex material, and analysing large volumes of text in seconds. This shift has sparked both excitement and unease. On the one hand, AI promises…

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Elon Musk has outlined plans to build an artificial intelligence (AI) satellite factory on the Moon, marking a significant expansion of his long-term space and technology ambitions. According to reports, the proposed lunar facility would focus on manufacturing AI-powered satellites directly on the Moon, potentially reducing launch costs and enabling large-scale space-based infrastructure. The project is said to be under consideration within Musk’s broader ecosystem of companies, including SpaceX and artificial intelligence firm xAI. The concept involves establishing industrial operations on the Moon that could assemble and deploy satellites into orbit. Manufacturing in a low-gravity environment could, in theory, lower…

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The concept of copyright has long been a cornerstone of intellectual property law, protecting the rights of creators while fostering innovation and cultural expression. Traditionally, copyright was designed for works produced by human authors, encompassing literature, music, visual arts, and more. The law recognised the intrinsic link between creativity and human agency, providing authors with exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, and adapt their work. However, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) presents a profound challenge to this conventional framework. AI systems can now generate content autonomously, from novels and poems to artwork, music, and even code. This blurring of authorship…

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Over the past decade, global media landscapes have undergone a profound transformation, driven by the convergence of digital technologies and audience expectations. In Nigeria, a country renowned for its dynamic creative sector, this transformation is increasingly being influenced by artificial intelligence (AI). From automating news production to personalising content for audiences, AI is no longer a distant possibility; it is becoming an integral tool in the newsroom, broadcasting studios, and digital media platforms. Nigerian readers should pay attention to this trend not merely as consumers of content but as stakeholders in a media ecosystem that is poised to shape public…

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The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has publicly reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Corporate Affairs Commission’s (CAC) artificial intelligence (AI)–driven transformation programme, describing the initiative as essential to modernising service delivery and strengthening cybersecurity. The pledge was made during the CAC’s 35th anniversary celebration held at the Ladi Kwali Hall of the Continental Hotel in Abuja. Delivering a goodwill message at the event, Malam Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, Director-General of NITDA, commended CAC for its resilience and sustained progress over the years. Inuwa said that many organisations tend to stagnate after initial success, but CAC has continued to “thrive,…

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how we work, communicate, and create. From automating repetitive tasks to generating creative content, AI promises efficiency, innovation, and new economic opportunities. Yet, as organisations and individuals rush to integrate AI into daily workflows, a growing question emerges: Are the people most engaged with AI, the enthusiasts, early adopters, and heavy users, at higher risk of burnout? This article explores the nuanced relationship between AI adoption and occupational stress, highlighting cognitive, social, and organisational dimensions. Drawing on research, expert insights, and emerging patterns from tech workplaces globally, we examine the hidden costs of embracing AI.…

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From the early days of social networking to today’s generative intelligence revolution, Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Threads, has been at the forefront of digital transformation. In the last few years, Meta has deeply embedded artificial intelligence (AI) across its platforms, not merely as a technical novelty, but as an integrated suite of tools for communication, creativity and commerce. For Nigerian readers, artists, journalists, academics, policymakers, students, entrepreneurs and digital creators, the rise of Meta AI matters for several reasons. First, the platforms themselves are deeply woven into the fabric of online life in Nigeria and across Africa: billions of…

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