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0:00through Christ our Lord.
0:05>> Thank you very much. Please round of
0:07applause for him.
0:14>> And now we would like to have I'd like
0:16everyone to start from national
0:36What is the [music]
0:47[music]
0:49king
0:52of the
0:53>> [music]
1:01[music]
1:08>> Thank you very much.
1:17Ladies and gentlemen,
1:20I am pleased to talk about our our
1:23wonderful moderator today. The person I
1:26stand in today's event is a is a woman
1:29of substance, a woman of character, a
1:31leader, a winner with over 25 years of
1:35professional experience in financial
1:37sector and a footprint across seven
1:40African countries. She's the CEO of the
1:42leading West African management
1:44consulting and advisory organization
1:48financial
2:00Sorry about that. Financial institutions
2:04training center FIC
2:06providing business advisory and
2:09executive capacity development programs
2:12to multi-billion dollar institutions on
2:15the content. She is a professional
2:17member of the chartered institute of
2:19bankers, the chartered institute of
2:22directors, the bank directors
2:24association and the chartered institute
2:27of marketing UK and based her
2:32exceptional prowess has not passed by
2:35without leaving a trail of evidence.
2:38earning her various awards and
2:40achievements from as far back as 2016.
2:43She possesses the awards for marketing
2:46personality of the year in 2016, the
2:49African leadership excellence award in
2:512017, the most outstanding female brand
2:55personality award in 2018,
2:58CNBC African rising woman 2020,
3:03CV award for inspirational leadership
3:062020
3:08woman in management award in 2023
3:11marketing industry Trailblazer Award in
3:142024
3:16and Africa online leadership award in
3:202024 as well. Standing as an indication
3:24that women not only belong in the
3:26corporate world but also dominated in
3:30alliance with our belief of pouring into
3:32the next generation. Our humble
3:35moderator mentor the pool of youth and
3:38senior business leaders across various
3:40sectors. I introduce to you an executive
3:44education alumni of the London Business
3:47School, the Harvard Business School, the
3:50Colombia Business School, the New York
3:53and Yale School of Management,
3:55Connecticut, USA, a bachelor of arts at
3:58a master in business administration with
4:01specialty in [snorts] marketing, a
4:04renowned international speaker. Ladies
4:07and gentlemen, I present to you Dr.
4:10Amazing. [applause]
4:15[applause]
4:21These are [applause]
4:35awesome. Good morning everyone.
4:38>> Thank you. Thank you for that beautiful
4:41piece and we are delighted to have the
4:45young people take the stage and taking
4:47us into the future. [applause]
4:51Thank you. Thank you very much. A very
4:54warmly welcome everyone to this
4:58PR round table 26 edition.
5:03[applause]
5:06I thought it's important to recognize
5:09this because it's not all the time that
5:11you pick up a vision, set out a vision,
5:14continue to run that vision for 26
5:16years. Not especially in the kind of
5:19climb that we see where there are
5:21disruptions all the time. And so to that
5:25extent, I would love us to also give a
5:28big applause to the founder, a visioner
5:31and convenor who brought us here today.
5:34>> [applause]
5:43[applause]
5:47>> Thank you for
5:49Thank you. Thank you for winging us 25
5:5326 and counting.
5:56I'd like to very warmly recognize a good
5:58number of personalities in the room
6:00today who come from all walks of life to
6:03make this event glowing. We are
6:06delighted to have you here and we are
6:08very excited that you would not only be
6:11adding color to the event that you would
6:14indeed be bringing enormous learning
6:17into the room and I would like to start
6:19with no other person other than the
6:22chairman of today's event honorable to
6:26me.
6:28He is the former minister of state for
6:31education. And please put your hands
6:33together for me. [applause]
6:36Thank you.
6:40Every single personality in this room is
6:42big, powerful, and important. But would
6:44also recognize some that have made
6:48enormous contributions to shaping this
6:50conference. Several times they've been
6:52on it and still counting. And I would
6:55like to speak about Dr.
6:58Excess Nigerian economic policy expert
7:01[applause]
7:07very [applause] well for coming back
7:09over and over and over [applause] and
7:13thank you for putting Nigeria positively
7:15on the global stage as well. We would
7:18also like to recognize very importantly
7:23another individual who is doing enormous
7:27great things putting the Nigeria as a
7:30brand to the global stage in his
7:33capacity as a president of the national
7:38public relations um Nigerian public
7:40relations association and I'm talking
7:43about Dr. for BK. [applause] Thank you.
7:49I would also remind you of my
7:52the deputy council of Nigerian customs
7:55services as I leave you my
8:00[applause]
8:06person
8:07pay great attention to public relations.
8:10All you need to do is look to your right
8:12and look to your left and you can see
8:14the distinguished representation the
8:16room. [applause]
8:17We are highly delighted about that and
8:20we consider that very important.
8:23I'd also like to recognize another very
8:26important person in the room, Miss Evo,
8:31the managing director of [applause]
8:35she
8:38the founder by designation
8:41is still there
8:44[applause]
8:44in their
8:46recognize what they have done and will
8:49not stop to recognize them. It's also
8:52very important that we recognize another
8:55personality in the room who has taken
8:58Nigeria whether you like it or not to
9:00global stage by virtue of the very
9:03remarkable things that he has done in my
9:05time. He not only revolutionized us but
9:08he also took it to greater level today.
9:12He is a guru in leadership development
9:16and still also helping to shape even the
9:19maritime policies.
9:22>> [applause]
9:25>> I would not stop without recognizing one
9:30powerful man who's made the 26 years
9:32journey of care possible. It doesn't
9:35matter the distractions on the room when
9:37the tables are chipping and the
9:39computers are clicking. He is the one
9:42sleep and in the 50 years of the career
9:45of Mr. Dr. Malu
9:49he is the is also suffering in more than
9:52I'd like to also recognize our
9:54distinguished princip.
9:58[applause]
10:03Yes. Yes. Thank you. Thank you very
10:06much. There are several other
10:08distinguished personality in the room
10:10like the prince representing the
10:12southeast of the Niger. I would like to
10:15also recognize you. face
10:18see why amazing this
10:21[applause] represent my entire today's
10:24celebration there are so many others in
10:27the room every single one of them very
10:29equally important I would like to also
10:31recognize the fact that whether you are
10:34sitting in the front at the back and in
10:37the middle we will do many many more
10:41recognitions there is one very important
10:45constituency of powerful, dynamic,
10:47unique women. And these are the Kofa
10:51delegates represented here by very
10:54barristister and please [applause]
10:58represent the constituency that is
11:01extremely very important. Thank you for
11:03joining and thank you for being here
11:05with us. At this time we do know that
11:08the the day is far spent but I would
11:12like to at this time bring back on stage
11:17um our convenor of the next year round
11:21table Dr. Ali
12:05Dr. Unichi Ali Balog, public relations
12:09strategist, nation [music] builder,
12:11mentor, visionary leader. Dr. Enichi Ali
12:15Balog is one of Nigeria's most respected
12:18voices [music]
12:18in public relations and strategic
12:20communication.
12:22As the principal [music] consultant CEO
12:24of Neti Limited, she has spent over 30
12:28years shaping narratives, [music]
12:30building brands, and mentoring the next
12:32generation of communicators.
12:36A graduate [music] of the University of
12:37Lagos, she holds an MBA and
12:40post-graduate diploma [music] in
12:41marketing from the University of Nigeria
12:44Suka and a PhD in mass communication
12:47[music]
12:47earned in her 60s exemplifying her
12:51belief in lifelong learning. She also
12:54[music] trained at Frank Jeff King
12:57School of PR London, a Lagos business
13:00[music] school. Her career spans
13:02leadership roles at NTA, Nexim Bank,
13:06Equatorial [music] Trust Bank where she
13:08led corporate communications. But her
13:11[music] most enduring legacy is the
13:13NEGPR roundtable, an annual [music]
13:15forum she founded to address national
13:18issues through the lens of
13:20communication.
13:22From [music] tackling illicit
13:23pharmaceutical trade to championing
13:25women in technology, the round [music]
13:28table has become a continental model for
13:32policy shaping [music] dialogue. In
13:352021,
13:37Dr. Akimadish, former EFDB president,
13:41praised her [music] as smart, creative,
13:44dynamic, and resilient. His keynote on
13:47social media power and governance
13:49[music] underscored the round table's
13:52growing influence across Africa. Nikki's
13:55[music] core values is embedded in her
13:58belief that communication is rooted in
14:00truth and trust. She empowers young
14:03professionals, especially [music] women.
14:05She's a patriot who strongly believes
14:08that PR can be [music] used to elevate
14:10Nigeria's image and development. Dr. So
14:13Alibalogu is not just a [music]
14:14communicator. She's a catalyst for
14:17transformation. In Kichi [music]
14:19Alibalogu's chat with NAB, NAB is a
14:24personal [music] and inspiring series
14:26where she dives into the themes of
14:28self-discovery, purpose, and lifestyle
14:31transformation. Her accolades [music]
14:34include the PR Golden Eagle Award, NIPR
14:38Lifetime Achievement Award and
14:40recognition as one [music] of Africa's
14:42top women in PR. She is a fellow of the
14:46NIPR, a senior [music] member of APA and
14:50currently a member of council NIGJ and
14:54the [music] chairman CEO of PRAN
14:56executive team and several other
14:58philanthropic organizations including
15:01her own nonprofit organization [music]
15:04the right initiatives for rural
15:06development. Ladies [music] and
15:08gentlemen, this is Dr. of the Kimchi.
15:12Ali Balugo.
15:15[applause]
15:20[applause]
15:29[applause]
15:38There's no way I work this camera.
15:47>> [music]
15:58>> Voices gather [music]
16:00from far and near,
16:03sharing truths the world must hear,
16:08[music] shaping futures Bold and
16:10[singing] strong
16:12at the round table. That's where we
16:15belong. [music]
16:17And she'd be a round table here in the
16:20hall where great [music]
16:22ideas inspire us all.
16:26Dialogue rising [music]
16:29old and fear. Building tomorrow
16:33year by year.
16:43From ethics tech [music] to governance
16:46to
16:48trading and [singing] insights shining
16:50through [music]
16:52Africa's platform trusted far and wide
16:57together in [music] knowledge we stand
17:00with pride meant she'd be around [music]
17:03table hear the call where
17:07ideas inspire us [music and singing]
17:09all.
17:11Dialogue rising old and fear [music]
17:16building tomorrow
17:18year by year.
17:33I don't know what they use for my
17:39And then I couldn't laugh. My face was
17:43all you see is beautiful.
17:49Um the keynote speaker Dr.
17:54President and chairman of council Dr.
17:59the chairman
18:01representatives of our council and
18:03partners the Shadow
18:33families and moderators. Past presidents
18:36and fellows of the institute, colleagues
18:38in the public relations and
18:40communications profession,
18:42gentlemen of the press, ladies and
18:44gentlemen,
18:46it is my great pleasure to welcome you
18:48all to the 26th edition of the PR table.
18:5426 years ago, we started this trans
18:57conviction that public relations
19:00professionals must not only manage
19:02messages,
19:04but they must also lead the national
19:06discourse.
19:09That we are gathered here again for the
19:1126th time is a testimony to your loyalty
19:16and I thank every one of you for keeping
19:19faith with us.
19:21This year we confront a question that
19:25touches every one of us. When machine
19:29decides
19:30what we see,
19:33who is really shaping the Nigerian mind?
19:37Who now controls the flow of information
19:40that shapes what Nigerians believe?
19:45We live in a rapidly changing world
19:47powered by AI
19:49where a single algorithm can shape
19:52political narratives,
19:5412 conspiracy theories and dictates what
19:58leaders read, believe and share way
20:02before journalists or professionals can
20:04intervene.
20:06Artificial intelligence is no longer a
20:09me content spreading misinformation
20:13and creating echo chambers. From the
20:16rise of deep fakes and synthetic media
20:20to the viral spread of misinformation
20:23across digital platforms, public
20:26relations as a profession is being
20:28tested like never before.
20:31The tools have changed.
20:34The seed has changed.
20:36The states have changed and so has
20:42much of the power lost by editors and
20:45communicators
20:47has passed to algorithms.
20:49Artificial intelligence can now a
20:52familiar voice or produce a video of a
20:57leader saying what he never said.
21:00and a false can travel around the
21:03country before the truth has been
21:06drafted. For a profession whose currency
21:10credibility, this is not a distant
21:14technical debate. As our nation
21:17approaches another electoral cycle, the
21:21integrity of the information our people
21:23receive is inseparable from the
21:27integrity of our democracy.
21:30I am confident that our keynote speaker
21:35and our distinguished panelist will help
21:38us move from concern to concrete
21:42comments. I urge you to participate
21:46fully and ask the difficult questions.
21:50Ladies and gentlemen, the need for
21:53spaces where Nigerians are listening
21:55together
21:56and based on facts has never greater.
22:00Unfortunately, it is becoming more
22:03difficult to convene a gathering of this
22:06nature as the cost of hosting an event
22:10of this standard has risen sharply in
22:12recent times. This is why I must once
22:15again appreciate our sponsors as well as
22:19our media partners.
22:22You have not merely funded an event, you
22:25have invested in the health of our
22:26public sphere. will remain intact to
22:29you. For 26 years, the next table has
22:34remained an independent platform and we
22:37have been known to deliver our promises.
22:40To sustain that standard, we need more
22:42partners who share our vision. I
22:45therefore appeal to the corporate
22:47organizations,
22:48government agencies, financial
22:51institutions and development partners
22:53represented here today to come and
22:56partner with us. I ask you would be glad
22:59to begin that conversation with you at
23:01the end of today's session ahead of the
23:0427th edition. The service ladies and
23:07gentlemen, the algorithms will not wait
23:11for us to make up our minds. Let us
23:14engage boldly, listen generously and
23:18live here as defenders of the truth
23:22determined to protect the integrity of
23:24information on which our democracy
23:27defense. Once again,
23:31you are all welcome to the 26th edition
23:33of the program. I wish you all fruitful
23:37deliverations. Thank you and God bless
23:40you. [applause]
23:41Before
23:44I hand over my German page, I forgot my
23:49signature.
23:51All glory must be to the Lord.
23:56For he is worthy of my praise.
24:04On earth
24:06should give glory to himself.
24:11My glory [music]
24:13was
24:15to the Lord. [music]
24:20[applause]
24:28Amazing.
24:33[applause]
24:37[applause]
24:38Thank you.
24:40the journey of 26 years creating round
24:44table with opportunities for engagement
24:46and knowledge celebrations and even
24:49longer in the PR practice. At this time
24:52we would like to invite the chairman of
24:55education for his opening remark
24:58>> honorable
25:00former minister of state for education.
25:04Can you step forward?
25:08[applause]
25:1046.
25:18Oh,
25:38shoot.
25:47Don't
26:03be a single
26:06glory of God.
26:08Please come with me as we say immortal,
26:14invisible, God only wise, immortal
26:23God [chanting] only
26:36glorious.
26:41Almighty
26:45thy great [singing] name we pray.
26:50>> And that's my foundation for engaging
26:53you this morning
26:56as an invited to the 26 round table. So
27:01maybe I should be spent with my big guys
27:05in the table because you know my other
27:07sister is here at the she was minister
27:11way before I became minister. So
27:13everything is small small
27:17then my brother and friend
27:20here both south and south
27:26doesn't do south
27:30I
27:37can see where the sister is that you're
27:42everybody is welcome and they were maybe
27:45when you get to the office tell me is my
27:48class I asked him if he comes
27:51I said let me greet a person I
27:54appreciate you so please
27:58my my algorithm influence and public
28:02relation advancing public relations AI
28:05and democratic discourses Nigeria
28:08distinguished yes ladies and gentlemen
28:11The SEC
28:12seeks to coordinate, communicate, and
28:16collaborate. That's what
34:19Thank you.
35:14president.
35:15Okay.
37:45I think
37:54I think
42:58Who is the
45:05I love
46:36Look at this.
48:47What is it?
49:45Whatever.
49:55Fore
50:15speech.
50:27Look at this.
51:00I don't
51:05understand
51:11organization
51:13also.
51:21I would like to
51:25very important.
51:47Thank you so much for this opportunity
51:52to communicate
51:58our
52:01facilitation.
52:09without
52:31our role
52:38We believe
52:40very
52:47development
52:50once again. Thank you so much for the
52:52opportunity.
52:57See
53:14what it means.
53:23for
53:44one minute. Thank you very much.
54:01Will we break the young people?
1:01:08Thank you.
1:01:40Also
1:01:52remember
1:02:04Thank you.
1:02:06[applause]
1:02:52together
1:02:58professionals to helping
1:03:01role.
1:03:18directly. One of the greatest
1:03:28platforms are
1:03:36these technologies offer tremendous
1:03:38opportunity
1:03:40to democratize
1:03:42information.
1:03:45He also raised question about
1:03:51transparency and responsibility
1:03:54of communication professional
1:04:03leading communication and digital
1:04:07provider.
1:04:11000
1:04:14km of root fiber in Nigeria
1:04:18Nigeria
1:04:19at the foundation of
1:04:23naturally
1:04:29our infrastructure enable millions of
1:04:31Nigerians to collect communicate and
1:04:35access information
1:04:39why We understand
1:04:42that reliable connectivity is not only
1:04:45about technology but also about
1:04:49that people
1:04:51responsible
1:04:52and empowering people to make decisions
1:04:56and the opportunity
1:04:58to drive
1:05:02a company
1:05:04intentional about digital
1:05:07across the country.
1:05:10We our people
1:05:18in anciently
1:05:19living world
1:05:22intelligence continue to transform the
1:05:24communication landscape. Collaboration
1:05:27among industry government
1:05:30society and professionals will bearing
1:05:36that technology.
1:05:42Professionals must continue to champion
1:05:53credibility of our professional
1:05:56not only on our ability on our ability
1:05:59to communicate effectively but also
1:06:03our commitment of support and process of
1:06:08conducting
1:06:10I'm confident that
1:06:17recommendations for navigating the
1:06:19opportunity.
1:06:24Thank you once again for the opportunity
1:06:26to be part of this important round
1:06:28table. I wish you all very
1:06:32Thank you.
1:07:15All
1:07:26right.
1:07:46Is that the right video?
1:08:03Everyone
1:08:54Thank you for making
1:08:59the second round.
1:09:11Thank you for
1:13:32I'm walking
1:13:36Someone told
1:13:38of fire.
1:13:43So we want to go into the next
1:14:04will be ready.
1:16:31What the
1:16:59Come on.
1:17:01Come on.
1:18:26Come out of the club.
1:21:38Good morning.
1:22:03for the body of God.
1:22:07What a way to
1:22:13saw the
1:23:05It's not bad.
1:23:11What about
1:23:37today?
1:23:54She is the Nigerian economic policy
1:23:57expert and advocate for transparency.
1:24:07Please bring that video.
1:24:10>> Before she became known as madame due
1:24:12process, Obiagi is had already built her
1:24:16life around one conviction. [music]
1:24:18Institutions should work and power
1:24:21should be accountable. Her preparation
1:24:24was rigorous. She studied business
1:24:26education at the University of Nigeria,
1:24:29Nsuka, earned a master's degree in
1:24:31international law and diplomacy from the
1:24:33University of Lagos and later a master's
1:24:36in public policy and administration from
1:24:39Harvard Kennedy School. She also
1:24:41qualified as a chartered accountant. She
1:24:43began her professional career in audit
1:24:45and consulting at [music] Deote and
1:24:47Touch before becoming a founding
1:24:49director of Transparency International
1:24:51and later its director [music] for
1:24:53Africa. Then came public service under
1:24:57President Olusun Obasonjjo. She led
1:24:59Nigeria's budget monitoring and price
1:25:01intelligence unit, the due process
1:25:03office, pushing a new culture of
1:25:06transparency, competition, and
1:25:08accountability [music]
1:25:09in public procurement. Her insistence on
1:25:11doing things differently earned her a
1:25:13name Nigerians would remember, Madame
1:25:16Due Process. She later served as
1:25:19Minister of Solid Minerals Development
1:25:20[music]
1:25:21and then Minister of Education. And in
1:25:242007, another chapter opened. [music]
1:25:27The World Bank appointed her vice
1:25:29president for the Africa region,
1:25:31overseeing development work across 47
1:25:33[music] subsaharan African countries.
1:25:36But public office was never the end of
1:25:38the story. In 2014, she became one of
1:25:41the defining voices of the # bringback
1:25:44our girls movement, [music]
1:25:45helping turn the abduction of the
1:25:47Chibbach school girls into a global
1:25:49demand for action. She would go on to
1:25:52build new platforms around the same
1:25:54questions that had followed her career.
1:25:56Politics, governance, education, and
1:25:58human capital [music]
1:26:00through initiatives including #fix
1:26:02politics, the school of politics, policy
1:26:05and governance and human capital Africa.
1:26:08Across more than three decades, the
1:26:10thread has remained remarkably
1:26:12consistent. Transparency,
1:26:14accountability, institutions, citizens.
1:26:18In 2025, [music]
1:26:20that body of work was recognized with
1:26:22the Shik Tamin bin Hammad Althani
1:26:24International Anti-Corruption Excellence
1:26:26Award for Lifetime or Outstanding
1:26:29Achievement. From public procurement
1:26:31reform in Abuja [music] to education
1:26:33reform to development leadership across
1:26:35Africa, Obi is work has returned again
1:26:39and again to one question. How do we
1:26:42build systems people can trust? And
1:26:44beyond the offices, institutions,
1:26:47movements and global stages, she is also
1:26:50a wife to pastor Chinedu Ezekieli
1:26:52[music] and a mother of three sons,
1:26:55Chinamelum, Chinua and Chidera. Please
1:26:58[snorts] welcome Dr. Obia Obi Ezeki
1:27:03[applause]
1:27:07[applause]
1:31:40That's
1:39:29What happened?
1:44:47What is
1:45:05that?
1:51:35Take it away.
1:57:12Power.
1:59:32It was
2:01:18We need
2:01:47Serious.
2:03:21You're supposed to
2:03:52It's not
2:08:17I'm going
2:08:39to
2:08:59What the heck?
2:09:26You want pizza?
2:11:29What?
2:11:49What
2:11:58about
2:13:36I almost
2:13:54forgot.
2:14:12out.
2:14:47What is it?
2:15:30Step four.
2:16:16I'm very
2:17:02I feel
2:17:15Okay.
2:17:47No, I love that.
2:18:06Don't
2:18:12wor
2:20:42I didn't
2:23:11It's a beautiful
2:23:51I'm sorry.
2:24:18There are two
2:25:14Are you happy?
2:26:53of the world. Thank you everybody.
2:27:06Follow
2:28:04Nobody.
2:28:23I was like
2:28:24Please
2:28:29remarkable. Thank you.
2:31:14Thank you.
2:32:13Put your hands together for
2:32:19another
2:32:30way together.
2:32:48We also like to thank you all for
2:33:05Thank you very much.
2:33:21for the last hour.
2:33:43I
2:33:45don't
2:33:51appropriate
2:33:53for
2:34:05the While
2:34:11we start
2:34:24put together
2:34:28like invite
2:34:31CEO
2:34:36together.
2:34:39I'd like to invite Mr.
2:34:43Leade,
2:34:48founder
2:34:51of
2:34:54Academy.
2:35:02I'd like to
2:35:08do it.
2:36:35I don't
2:38:13Everybody
2:38:23very important that I
2:38:32policy
2:38:39spent all of
2:38:52your hands together for that
2:38:56very
2:39:03Father,
2:39:16thank you very much.
2:39:33And what we all
2:40:01There is one
2:40:20I'm going to get it.
2:42:17What
2:42:18two.
2:44:02All
2:44:13right.
2:44:5751.
2:45:31That is
2:45:38what
2:45:50And now
2:46:07we very
2:46:10in our
2:46:19However,
2:46:25Not for the rest of us.
2:46:28Anybody
2:46:53information.
2:47:16When I go to
2:47:42I will verify.
2:47:51And I was
2:47:56unfold
2:47:59like I
2:48:02Notice
2:48:09I
2:48:12All right.
2:48:45Father
2:49:38What else did you
2:49:46think?
2:50:09Afric.
2:50:23What's
2:51:03and
2:51:05recipe.
2:51:31I told you that I
2:51:41introduce something.
2:52:09compromise.
2:52:11And
2:52:21money
2:52:34talking about
2:52:52whatever
2:52:55years of Whatever.
2:53:41One week
2:54:30And so I I want to make sure that I
2:54:32perfectly knowledgeable.
2:55:35Once again, thank you very much for this
2:55:38opportunity.
2:55:40I work at the border. So I protect thank
2:55:44you so much for giving me this
2:55:46opportunity.
2:55:47Um uh I think um I'll look at my my
2:55:53communication
2:55:59I
2:56:01have in terms of
2:56:06I
2:56:18and have a
2:56:23public
2:56:29younger
2:56:32younger generation understand
2:56:47if you go to my office
2:57:02manage.
2:57:05what we call data
2:57:07patient
2:57:09performance evalu
2:57:33somebody
2:57:45alive. So we covered a lot from how
2:58:05What are the sentiments? What is
2:58:09neutral? What are the trends?
2:58:14recruitment and a lot of that
2:58:19recruitment
2:58:22by
2:58:25trying to look at the process
2:58:28and even
2:58:57We're talking about
3:01:02Hold
3:01:20on.
3:01:31That's it.
3:02:52It's pretty good.
3:03:12to
3:04:53people.
3:07:17Thank you. Thank you so very much.
3:07:21You know, I do believe
3:07:25I think we have
3:07:28her on this panel. Supposed to be part
3:07:32of this panel.
3:07:35Awesome. Amazing. Thank you very much.
3:07:37We're delighted to have you
3:07:43here at this time.
3:07:47We're bringing in this time because
3:07:49she's an expert
3:07:52for over
3:08:01how to filter how what to consume and
3:08:04what not to
3:08:05As a matter of fact,
3:08:13please
3:08:16tell us how Africans
3:08:19that
3:08:21are supposed to do in this age of
3:08:25people
3:08:28and how
3:08:30and I'm still asking for all of the
3:08:31people in the room.
3:08:33Thank you.
3:08:35Thank you.
3:08:58We can hear you.
3:11:26Welcome. Thank you.
3:11:46It would be
3:12:15Thank you very
3:12:21I want to
3:12:44come out
3:12:48And another
3:12:51problem.
3:13:11Tell people
3:13:17not
3:13:40American
3:13:43person
3:14:09problem.
3:14:16The problem is that
3:14:23the right thing
3:14:39I mean
3:14:51So how we summarize
3:14:56somebody that was driving by
3:14:59And
3:15:02driving
3:15:08to my house.
3:15:19country
3:15:21don't do that.
3:15:30No way
3:15:32people
3:15:35do that. Thank you.
3:15:55I'll find out.
3:16:24How did you do?
3:17:17Okay. Thank you.
3:17:24Everything might go wrong.
3:17:52All right.
3:18:26about
3:18:29it.
3:19:08And I will make an
3:19:14one of the
3:19:16papa. Someone imported an
3:19:26from China
3:19:32it
3:19:38already
3:19:41and the moment that information came to
3:19:43me I said when you had the wrong
3:19:47declaration
3:19:49let him
3:19:51But I can listen to him and I listen to
3:19:55him and I realiz
3:20:00and I went back and I said please
3:20:04make sure you look at
3:20:09what
3:20:10he's trying to it and that item is
3:20:13trying to reimond
3:20:19that
3:20:29you are honest in what
3:20:31you are
3:20:42by the way
3:20:45and can see how
3:20:56We are very proud of the work.
3:21:13I would like to start with an answer.
3:21:14I've been talking Another
3:21:37speech.
3:22:21You have to get
3:23:01Thank you very much.
3:23:20I work
3:23:38for I like to
3:23:46connect
3:24:04correct Finally,
3:24:20our
3:24:23encourage them.
3:24:39Super.
3:24:56regarded as
3:25:09we are definitely going to come back.
3:25:20Yes.
3:25:27very quick to other
3:25:38people. Did I see green? Did I see
3:25:41anyone?
3:25:46Thank you very much.
3:26:23I want you to
3:26:43General
3:26:45talking about
3:27:14So when they say
3:27:21the
3:27:26power
3:27:31doesn't
3:27:40I want to encourage
3:27:42you
3:27:47for
3:27:54very
3:27:58know that
3:28:26created.
3:28:28And so
3:28:32humor
3:28:51We'll give it a young
3:29:33One of those things.
3:29:56Absolutely.
3:30:11Such a beautiful question.
3:31:49I have about
3:32:09Every single person
3:32:37that we haveed across
3:32:44and for all of us
3:32:48for us
3:32:55to be able to
3:32:59also
3:33:01entire
3:33:26thing like
3:33:29so
3:33:36Thank you for
3:33:41asking.
3:33:49We haven't forgotten you
3:33:53around.
3:33:59work for you as we wrap up the
3:34:31would like to invite
3:34:34so that we can take the
3:34:38lead.
3:34:52Thank you very much.
3:40:41All right.
3:41:00Thank you.
3:41:03Dr.
3:41:05Join me
3:41:09to join. Thank you.
3:41:13Thank you.
3:41:28Dr.
3:41:49Thank you.
3:41:57Another
3:42:03Another
3:42:34It's all
3:43:11I have all my
3:43:32have
3:44:09around.
3:44:21All right.
3:44:28Thank you.
3:46:50What about
3:50:49How
3:50:51come?
3:51:49public.
3:52:15Republic.
3:52:59volume.
3:53:01something.
3:53:19Well,
3:53:39because
3:53:55you can do
3:54:14Thank you.
3:55:00Thank
3:55:03Happy
3:55:17birthday.
3:56:52I don't be quiet.
3:57:06Government has no
3:57:12in my view.
3:57:17The most powerful government in the
3:57:18world
3:57:21that is
3:57:31in China, Russia.
3:57:40The problem of what
3:57:43said earlier citizen engagement
3:57:47are producing a very smooth government.
3:57:52is
3:57:54talking about
3:58:13that view. Thank you. Now about let me
3:58:17answer your question
3:58:20over Listen,
3:58:23we will not protect ourselves or come
3:58:26under the
3:58:31house or any
3:58:34decid
3:59:00something about the popular
3:59:31I think
3:59:38I said I
3:59:40said
3:59:45no all your records.
3:59:56Don't come back. I'll give you
4:00:16now. The point I'm trying to make here
4:00:19is that authority or no authority
4:00:23or noity
4:00:25element of authority
4:00:33for you to produce
4:00:38to be
4:00:46factor.
4:00:48We do not fall under
4:01:16what is important.
4:01:22What is important
4:01:24for
4:01:28the we
4:01:36get excited and fall under the influence
4:01:39of what is popularly called
4:01:43and because of your bias now because
4:01:48are so
4:01:50misual,
4:01:57people talk about all of that to be
4:02:01there. Now something against somebody
4:02:07and
4:02:10AI
4:02:12must
4:02:17So we have a fundamental
4:02:21former president of weons
4:02:27to ensure that we do not fall under the
4:02:32holiday.
4:02:41Thank you.
4:03:27Thank you for
4:03:32connect everybody.
4:03:36As you
4:03:38Our first
4:04:06because I didn't feel
4:04:16I invite you all
4:04:19to put your hand together
4:04:23for not giving up on our country.
4:04:38Thank you. Thank you
4:04:42for what
4:04:51time.
4:05:08The moderator has a question.
4:05:24everything.
4:05:37So going to your question
4:05:43of human
4:05:5230,000
4:05:56We call ourselves
4:06:02to connect together.
4:06:06Okay.
4:06:11Otherwise,
4:06:15okay,
4:06:17we use communication as
4:06:21a weapon as a tool for government.
4:06:26We might
4:06:31have other than
4:06:37what we use
4:06:43of
4:06:48it so hard to prove that
4:06:52country
4:06:54by capitality
4:06:59Southern
4:07:13program to take and
4:07:18things that do not connect with our
4:07:20national priority confirmed national
4:07:23security and we
4:07:28foundation of humanity.
4:07:32Two weeks ago when we met at Nigerian,
4:07:36I tried to separate
4:07:43from
4:07:46what
4:08:00other
4:08:02as a
4:08:05people.
4:08:12Look, I
4:08:20need to have an engagement with hum.
4:08:39Why am I talking?
4:08:47We have no
4:08:59way forward. If you look at the studies
4:09:02that have been done by
4:09:10humanity
4:09:23invitation
4:09:41ground.
4:09:50You cannot
4:09:54Whatever you Whatever you Whatever
4:10:04Africa.
4:10:33This is the reason why African
4:10:38brother
4:11:05And forum
4:11:09incorporated
4:11:12of Africa and on the 19th
4:11:30Why is it important?
4:11:39Okay.
4:11:49Every
4:11:56there
4:12:13in two words
4:12:21and then connect
4:12:35your
4:12:38interest.
4:12:40What interest you
4:12:50of how does not like another one does
4:12:53not like another
4:13:09ination or acquired.
4:13:36We recognize something.
4:13:39We are going to
4:13:42My challenge to Nigeria. Our
4:13:45commitment
4:13:50development
4:13:53kind of
4:15:05Happy
4:15:31birthday.
4:15:54like
4:16:23When I saw the video,
4:16:54Especially when you
4:17:06We use AI.
4:17:36And I want to tell you something.
4:17:56And you know that the mechanis
4:18:00AI
4:18:02we don't
4:18:06have problem
4:18:20early 2000 somebody came and
4:18:32I saw that
4:18:52for us.
4:19:01One of the strongest
4:19:05correct
4:19:22about
4:19:23Because
4:19:33that thing is sponsored by development
4:19:35agency or an
4:19:53about
4:20:04smoking.
4:20:11Even
4:20:15online
4:20:31We are looking forward to
4:20:46months ago.
4:20:49Everybody
4:21:13walking away from me because of the
4:21:16narrative that we have we have. We need
4:21:19to change the kind of
4:21:38All right.
4:23:33already.
4:24:01How do you
4:24:12Most of the time when
4:24:14I know You guys
4:24:41need
4:24:45particip
4:25:23Wherever they are,
4:25:40it's important. I'll take us back to
4:25:42where
4:25:49understand
4:26:11where anybody who has access to
4:26:22who have the knowledge
4:26:25who have immersed themselves in the
4:26:29prophet
4:26:30to do what to do.
4:26:33However, we also must agree that there
4:26:39level of sometimes
4:26:57that power that also is something that
4:27:01we must not allow.
4:27:07in the order
4:27:11that are fundamental to democratic
4:27:13governance and
4:27:17let us see why the power of the human
4:27:21capital
4:27:25of those
4:27:27sustaining any democracy or society
4:27:30is that category
4:27:34regular media out
4:27:42there what I call
4:27:56we have to adopt it in the media
4:27:59so that The next
4:28:02move
4:28:06we haven't seen
4:28:10from report
4:28:23including the taken the third level is
4:28:27narrative. narrative is that
4:28:34it
4:28:41level
4:28:57people
4:29:10Let people give us
4:29:15part of
4:29:17that.
4:29:20We need to be able to have the kind of
4:29:30>> Thank you very much.
4:30:03way.
4:30:06But we can see
4:30:08that
4:30:11power.
4:30:15question.
4:30:26We will now break
4:30:39that
4:30:41technology that we are putting into What
4:30:45value?
4:31:23What?
4:31:40That's
4:32:04What are
4:32:10you look at all the
4:32:13management
4:32:15from
4:32:19our
4:32:24as
4:32:33you
4:32:35are involved in
4:32:42whatever you want to.
4:32:58Thank you.
4:33:25Well, I want to end
4:33:27by talking about
4:33:39you made up
4:33:43online
4:33:54to know where
4:34:08between
4:34:11the over
4:34:21and I said listen and I spoke to the
4:34:28media media
4:34:35and the guy
4:34:38reportedly
4:34:44after
4:34:53was found guilty and
4:34:56very professional
4:35:00apologizing to the government. So the
4:35:05media that I don't know
4:35:08how
4:35:18to look at
4:35:25number two
4:35:28of government
4:35:33before Congress.
4:35:37whatever
4:35:47South Africa.
4:35:53I think
4:36:04the government
4:36:13of what is known to
4:36:17as a
4:36:19we
4:36:25surrender to the temptation of
4:36:31online
4:36:44because at the
4:36:45It was very good to be politicizing.
4:37:14We can do
4:37:21online
4:37:28people.
4:37:52as an
4:37:55a very
4:37:57interesting time in our country. We have
4:37:59the responsibility to be a lot more
4:38:02professional, a lot more
4:38:05to our fellow human.
4:38:10We have to
4:38:15accountable.
4:38:21Thank you.
4:38:30responsibility.
4:38:41Good afternoon.
4:43:23Hello
4:43:24ladies and gentlemen.
4:43:26My name is Jacob and I'm just
4:43:31so um on behalf of round table our
4:43:36convenor want to say thank you for
4:43:39making time to attend the sixth edition
4:43:43of the round table which has brought
4:43:46together thought leaders to talk about
4:43:50discourse between AI and information in
4:43:53Nigeria and we are exced excited to have
4:43:57you join us for this edition. And I want
4:44:00to thank our convenor for her
4:44:03consistency, her labor of love and
4:44:06service to the public relations industry
4:44:11in Nigeria and in Africa as a whole. I
4:44:14want to thank our chairman who came
4:44:17yesterday. We are honored to have you
4:44:19here. I want to especially thank our
4:44:23keynote speaker. Thank you so much. for
4:44:26making our time to be here and engage in
4:44:29this conversation. And to all our
4:44:32panelists, want to say a big thank you
4:44:35for joining us and this large event is
4:44:38success and joining and bringing light
4:44:41to the conversations that happened here
4:44:43today and we want to thank all our
4:44:47partners. We have our legacy partners
4:44:50who have partnered with us for 26 years
4:44:53in the
4:44:56Thank you to all of them. Um, this
4:45:01Nigerian customs
4:45:03have
4:45:05a round of applause for our partners.
4:45:08Um, okay. So, we have the Nigerian
4:45:11customs
4:45:13bank
4:45:35company YouTube.
4:45:48Okay, we'll do that. Okay,
4:45:51group
4:45:53China.
4:46:01So to all our special partners, we want
4:46:03to say thank you for coming with us to
4:46:06bring the 26th edition of the next table
4:46:10to we want to do this again. So thank
4:46:13you everyone. Um we're just going to
4:46:18No. Yes. Thank you.
4:47:34Please.
4:47:52We are competition
4:47:56organization
4:48:07now.
4:48:16The person
4:48:21number
4:48:30of
4:48:43Number
4:49:16Yes.
4:49:23America
4:49:25brothers.
4:49:39of their girlfriends.
4:49:44So, one of the things we are teaching
4:49:47the young
4:49:50patience.
4:49:52So, the first winner is not here, I'm
4:49:54afraid I'm going to give it to another
4:49:56person. So the second winner becomes the
4:50:00first student
4:50:16It's not around
4:50:45And
4:50:47I'm really
4:50:52I
4:50:55my
4:50:57organiz of this event and then I would
4:51:00like to thank all my
4:51:09thank you very much.
4:51:16Thank you so much.
4:51:24>> My name is
4:51:27I'm also one of
4:51:32majoring in public relations and
4:51:34advertising and I am very very honored
4:51:38and delighted to be here.
4:51:43Thank you very much.
4:51:58I would like
4:52:10a
4:52:22price of 350,000 an What do you do?
4:52:54of 250,000

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