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GITEX NIGERIA to spotlight Nigeria’s AI and digital transformation ambitions amid Africa’s projected US$1 trillion AI economic potential. Trixie LohMirmand (GITEX CEO): “GITEX NIGERIA sends a clear, unequivocal message to the world that West Africa is open for business, ready to translate bold ideas and technological ambition into prosperity, resilience, and enduring global leadership”
Nigeria’s ambition to become a leading AI-powered digital economy will take centre stage at GITEX NIGERIA 2026, taking place under
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