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Artificial Intelligence and Strategic Management in Nigeria: Prospecting AI for Business Development

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important for driving innovation and giving nations and industries a competitive advantage globally. Nigeria is exploring how AI can contribute to achieving sustainable development through strategic management. This paper takes a qualitative approach, examining academic and policy literature on AI, strategic management, and sustainable development. The study examined the fundamental concepts of AI and its potential applications in strategic decision-making. It also assesses the current and future state of AI adoption in Nigeria. The analysis revealed how AI improves efficiency, productivity, and service delivery. The paper proposed strategic frameworks for integrating AI into management practices in both the public and private sectors, drawing from global best practices. It also addresses challenges like lack of infrastructure, limited digital literacy, regulatory gaps, and ethical concerns. The study further emphasized on a multi-stakeholder approach, involving government, academia, and the private sector, to create a supportive environment for AI development. Ultimately, this research contributed to the ongoing discussion on AI and sustainable development by providing practical insights for policymakers, business leaders, and scholars dedicated to leveraging AI for Nigeria's business growth. Since the paper envisions a future where AI-driven strategic management promotes innovation, strengthens governance, and is expected to position Nigeria as a knowledge-based economy, it therefore recommends an investment in AI education that will be capable of fostering public-private partnerships, and implementing ethical policies for AI deployment.

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