SCGN unveils governance publications as AI conversation spurs call for stronger african representation in technology infrastructure
The Society for Corporate Governance Nigeria (SCGN) has reinforced its drive to advance governance knowledge and responsible leadership with the launch of two corporate governance publications at its 2026 Annual Corporate Governance Conference, where discussions also highlighted the need for stronger African participation in the development and control of artificial intelligence (AI).The…
The Society for Corporate Governance Nigeria (SCGN) recently launched two corporate governance publications at its 2026 Annual Corporate Governance Conference in Lagos, highlighting the need for stronger African representation in artificial intelligence (AI) development and control. The event, themed "Artificial Intelligence, Power and Accountability: The New Architecture of Corporate Governance," emphasized the importance of effective board leadership, sustainability reporting, ethical conduct, and evolving risks in organizations.
Keynote speaker Dr Evans Woherem urged African organizations to take a more active role in AI infrastructure development to mitigate risks and foster technological independence. SCGN President and Board Chairman Muhammad K. Ahmad stressed the need for board-level accountability and understanding of AI technology among directors.
The conference explored practical aspects of AI integration, including responsible policies, investment performance, and executive accountability. SCGN's commitment to promoting sound corporate governance practices across Nigeria's sectors was reaffirmed through these initiatives, aiming to strengthen institutional credibility and public trust in the face of technological advancements.
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