29/09/2026
Artificial Intelligence is already shaping credit decisions, fraud detection, onboarding and other financial decisions in Nigeria. But when an algorithm makes a decision that materially affects a customer, who is legally responsible?
Nigeria’s regulatory framework does not prohibit automated decision-making: it places accountability on the institutions that deploy it. The algorithm may decide. The institution remains accountable.
In our latest article, Joshua Daranijo, Izuchukwu Ibeanusi and Victor Abass explore the legal framework for AI-driven decisions, regulatory obligations for financial institutions and practical steps for responsible AI governance in Nigerian financial services.
Read the full article. Click the link in our bio. 🔗