TALK TECH NIGERIA
The Talk Tech Nigeria podcast informs on Science, Technology and innovation - Past, present and future trends, news & reviews, policies & regulations, how-tos, expert analysis and lots more.~ Femi Greaterheights
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Business Sustainability & Policy Structures (opens the original)
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Technology doesn't operate in a vacuum — it operates inside policies, regulations, and business models that either accelerate or suffocate its potential. In this episode, we examine stories and trends affecting business sustainability and frameworks shaping Africa's tech landscape. Who is writing the rules? Who benefits? And are African businesses being built to last — or just to grow fast?
ATLAS Umoja AI - Africa Finally Speaks for Itself. (opens the original)
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For decades, the most powerful AI systems in the world have spoken English first and African languages almost never. A Hausa-speaking mother in Kano gets worse medical advice from an AI than a woman in London — not because her life matters less, but because her language was never part of the training data. That changes now. We break down ATLAS Umoja — the pan-African AI language platform born out of Nigeria's N-ATLAS initiative and now backed by five governments — and explain exactly what it mea
Ep. 301 Nigeria's CBN Data Sovereignty Directive (opens the original)
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The CBN's directive to payment service providers to store payment transaction data generated within Nigeria on local servers is coming in timely, and might force establishment or acceleration of domestic technological structures to achieve that.
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