UK and Nigeria Strengthen AI Governance Collaboration

The British High Commission in Nigeria has reiterated the UK's commitment to aiding Nigeria's digital transformation agenda following a visit from the British Standards Institution (BSI). Central to this visit was a four-day Executive Workshop on Artificial Intelligence Governance and Standards, conducted in partnership with the National Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (NCAIR) under the UK Government’s Digital Access Programme.
The workshop aimed to enhance Nigeria's capacity for responsible AI adoption and governance, bringing together senior government leaders, regulators, and technology practitioners. It focused on implementing internationally recognized standards for AI governance, risk management, assurance, and accountability, aligning with Nigeria's ambition to become a leading AI economy in Africa.
Grace Bell, First Secretary for Economic Partnerships and Digital at the British High Commission, emphasized the importance of governance frameworks and trusted standards for the safe adoption of emerging technologies. Dr. Olubunmi Ajala, National Coordinator of NCAIR, expressed gratitude for the UK government's support in building national capacity for AI governance.
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