Current position
Overview
Nigeria's National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill, which includes comprehensive AI provisions, was progressing through the National Assembly as at March 2026, with passage expected by end of the month. The Bill proposes a risk-based framework, mandatory annual impact assessments for high-risk AI applications in finance and public administration, regulatory sandboxes, and fines of up to ₦10 million or 2% of annual revenue for non-compliance. NITDA is the designated lead authority.
Key legislation & sources
NITDA (National Information Technology Development Agency) — AI regulatory body
Nigeria National AI Strategy
AI Regulation Bill — National Assembly
Regulatory developments
Latest updates
Latest event import:
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implementation
Internet Code of Practice including rules regarding deployment of AI and emerging technologies, enters into force
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implementation
Internet Code of Practice, including non-discrimination requirements, enters into force
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implementation
Internet Code of Practice, including design requirements, enters into force
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