This study focuses on Artificial Intelligence (AI), communication and Nigeria’s transformation. The field of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly expanding, and these advancements are having far-reaching effects on our daily lives. Nigeria is one of the nations that has seen the potential of this innovation to speed up the pace of national transformation and progress. In the light of this, the study aims to investigate the extent of the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and communication in the transformation of Nigeria, to identify the potential benefits and drawbacks of incorporating AI and communications into Nigeria's transformation efforts and to examine the ethical, legal, and social implications of AI on Nigeria’s transformation as it relates with data privacy, transparency, and accountability. The theoretical frameworks of the study is built around the Diffusion of Innovation theory (DOI) and the Social Construction of Technology theory (SCOT). Paradigmatic analysis is employed in this research to frame discussions of the topic within useful paradigms that would help readers get deeper insights. Hence, the discussion aspect of the study is divided into three paradigms; Historical and Cultural Context, Governmental Roles and Policies as well as Ethical, Legal, And Social Implications of AI Adoption in Nigeria's communications. The study concludes that AI in communication might transform business and Nigeria's economy. However, investing in technology and infrastructure may lessen or eliminate AI's negative effects on the employment market. If the government regulates and invests more in AI, Nigeria may accelerate its digital transformation.