NSITF WANTS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION TO ALSO IMPACT ON WORKERS' SOCIAL PROTECTION IN AFRICA. (PHOTO).

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 NSITF WANTS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION TO ALSO IMPACT ON WORKERS' SOCIAL PROTECTION IN AFRICA The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund has urged African businesses adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) to link digital transformation directly with worker welfare and social protection. Speaking at the launch of a free Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) AI Master Training Programme at the UN House in Abuja, NSITF Managing Director, Oluwaseun Faleye, emphasized that technology alone cannot guarantee business resilience if workforce safety is neglected. The training programme, spearheaded by the ECOWAS Small Business Coalition alongside InnoPower LLC and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), aims to equip regional Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) with AI skills for production, marketing, and cross-border trade.

STUDENTS ORDERED BY PARENTS' ASSOCIATION TO DESTROY THEIR PHONES OVER POOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. (VIDEO/PHOTO).


 Students ordered by Parents' Association to destroy their phones over poor academic performance


A video shared online shows students of a school using stones to break their phones after allegedly being ordered to do so by the Parents' Association of their school.


The school is believed to be situated in a state in Northern Nigeria, going by their attire.


In the video, some adults are seen sitting nearby, monitoring the students as they destroy their phones with stones.


One student seemed distressed by this order and was seen wiping tears from her face.


According to reports, the students were being punished for poor academic performance.

Watch video below. 


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