Digital Governance in Nigeria - Why corporate boards must elevate AI oversight, cybersecurity risk and data ethics to boardroom accountability

    Prisca Ndu | Insights | Mar 13, 2026    
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Digital governance represents a modern component of fiduciary duties for Nigerian Board directors today. The strategic choices they make, rely on data sets and complex network structures. As directors, you fail in your duty of care, when you overlook the benefits inherent in artificial intelligence and security risks, thus falling short in delivering your loyalty to shareholders, by neglecting data ethics or ignoring cyber threats that potentially threaten the company’s operations.

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