Nigerian Government Confirms Over 8 Million Cash Transfers; UN Commends Efforts
The Nigerian government confirmed that over 8 million citizens have received cash transfers, as discussed during a meeting between Shettima and the United Nations in New York. The Vice President stressed the importance of the UN's involvement in Nigeria's development, focusing on Sustainable Development Goals, climate change, democracy, and regional security.
The UN commended Nigeria's efforts, including the launch of a language model, and encouraged support for African nations in leveraging artificial intelligence. The meeting also highlighted Nigeria's humanitarian efforts, emphasizing inclusivity for persons with disabilities.
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