AI data gaps; revenue records; teacher training

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1. Africa contributes less than 2% of global AI training data, NITDA warns: NITDA Director-General Kashifu Abdullahi stated that Africa provides less than two percent of global AI training data, risking biased models. He highlighted government initiatives including the Three Million Technical Talent programme, digital literacy goals, and new startup funding facilities to boost local innovation and data representation. 2. FCCPC directs vegetable oil producers to adopt digital food traceability system: The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission ordered vegetable oil producers to use the Digital Fortification Quality Traceability Plus platform after surveys revealed inadequate fortification in twelve percent of samples. Only six producers had registered, prompting the directive to ensure transparency and compliance with national food safety standards. 3. Nigeria nets record ₦33 trillion revenue in 10 months as digital systems boost collections, Minister says: Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele reported record revenue of thirty-three trillion naira in ten months, aided by digital invoicing systems. He warned that ninety percent of Nigerian data is hosted abroad, urging local infrastructure development to prevent economic leakage and ensure digital sovereignty for the nation. 4. Google to extend free AI training to Nigerian teachers in 2027: Google will expand its free AI training for teachers to Nigeria in twenty twenty-seven, following a launch in South Africa. The programme aims to help educators integrate AI into lessons and administration. Additionally, Google DeepMind is funding local innovators to develop AI educational tools using open Gemma models.

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