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LCCI urges businesses to maximise AI adoption

· Source: thesun.ng

In short

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on Nigerian entrepreneurs to convert AI advancements into measurable economic benefits, emphasizing that AI is reshaping productivity and global market structures. LCCI President Leye Kupoluyi noted that 88% of Nigerian adults have interacted with AI tools, yet only one-third of businesses have achieved advanced deployment, highlighting a gap between experimentation and full-scale adoption. He projected Nigeria's AI market would exceed $430 million by 2026, with logistics, fintech, and retail already seeing up to 50% improvements in operational efficiency.

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Tags: artificial intelligence, logistics, demand forecasting, Nigeria, LCCI, business adoption

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