Google AI training; MTN board changes

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1. Google to extend free AI training to Nigerian teachers in 2027: Google plans to expand its free artificial intelligence training programme to Nigerian teachers in twenty twenty-seven. The initiative, part of the Google AI Educator Series, aims to equip educators across Sub-Saharan Africa with skills to integrate AI into classrooms. It will combine virtual and in-person sessions, offering micro-credentials and practical tools for lesson planning and administrative efficiency. 2. MTN Nigeria appoints five new directors, names ex-Etisalat executive Ibrahim Dikko, Ajogwu: MTN Nigeria Communications Plc has appointed five new directors to its board, effective December first, twenty twenty-six. The appointments include Ibrahim Dikko and Professor Fabian Ajogwu, bringing expertise in telecommunications, corporate governance, and risk management. The company stated these additions strengthen leadership oversight and support its strategic growth ambitions and operational direction. 3. Lagos hands ISPs November 9 deadline over alleged cable neglect: The Lagos State Infrastructure Maintenance and Regulatory Agency has issued a directive for internet service providers to secure and clean up telecommunications infrastructure by November ninth, twenty twenty-six. The order targets areas including Ilasan and Ikeja, warning of sanctions for non-compliance. The agency aims to address environmental nuisances caused by poorly maintained fibre-optic cables. 4. IXPN targets 90% local internet traffic by 2046 as Nigeria eyes African content hub status: The Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria targets ninety percent domestication of internet traffic by twenty forty-six. Chief Executive Officer Muhammad Rudman outlined plans to position Nigeria as a major African content hub. The strategy involves expanding local exchange infrastructure, increasing locally hosted content, and fostering collaboration among ISPs and data centre operators to reduce international data reliance.

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