Experts Urge Donor Support for AI in Nigeria's Security

Experts are calling for donor support to expand the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in Nigeria's policing and security architecture. During a roundtable discussion, Haruna Gwani, a security expert, highlighted the necessity of developing partnerships to support the integration of AI in tackling evolving crime and improving governance.
The Executive Director of Cleen Foundation, Peter Maduoma, emphasized that AI is reshaping societal management of security and justice delivery in response to emerging threats. The discussion underscored the importance of establishing a robust legal framework that respects human rights while deploying new technologies to maintain public trust.
The plan includes acquiring drones, enhancing surveillance systems, and investing in digital investigative tools. The experts noted that the question is no longer whether AI will influence the security sector but how to prepare for its potential impact, which requires strong institutional support and a clear ethical framework.
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