StudyIn Nigeria Advocates Ethical AI Adoption in Education
At the StudyIn Global Study Conference 2026, Mary Agbu, the Country Director of StudyIn Nigeria, highlighted the necessity for intentional and balanced adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, emphasizing ethical considerations. Agbu urged education stakeholders to align with the evolving global education landscape to help students make informed decisions regarding their studies and careers.
She stated that discussions on AI should include parents and schools to ensure students comprehend the technology's opportunities and challenges. Adiba Ofungwu, Chief of Staff and director at StudyIn Nigeria, pointed out the gap between Nigeria's educational realities and the global learning environment, stressing the need for students to be adequately prepared for competition abroad.
Dr Lola Olukuewu, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer and founder of Bloom Academy for Artificial Intelligence, asserted that Nigerian students must be equipped for an AI-driven future, advocating for a balanced integration of AI in education alongside ethical values. The conference theme was ‘Future Ready: Succeeding in an AI-driven World.’.
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