Akpabio Urges Politicians to Avoid AI Misinformation Ahead of 2027

On September 29, 2026, Senate President Godswill Akpabio addressed political actors, warning them against the use of artificial intelligence to disseminate falsehoods as the 2027 general elections approach. In his welcome address as the Senate resumed plenary after a two-month recess that began on July 23, 2026, Akpabio noted that political campaigns have commenced and urged candidates to engage in vigorous yet respectful contests.
He emphasized the need to reject violence and misinformation, stating that no electoral victory is worth a Nigerian life. Akpabio called for decorum among lawmakers, highlighting the Senate's role as a model for dignity in political discourse.
He also expressed sympathy for victims of insecurity and flooding, stressing that legislative duty extends beyond mere sympathy. As Nigeria approaches its 66th Independence anniversary, he urged citizens to confront challenges with patriotism and resilience.
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