Nigeria to Train 1,000 Residents Annually in AI and Blockchain Technologies
The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched an initiative to train 1,000 Nigerians annually in artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and other cutting-edge technologies. The program, called the “AI Expertise Block...
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