Sam Altman has gone to bed with Stackoverflow now they can give birth to super Ai code generators that works well!

And now we know 1% of Nigerian farmers borrow from Nigerian banks.

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Well well well, CBN strikes again, this time they did not come for the FinTech only they cam for the users, and they came to tax them all, for 0.5% of all their money. And Microsoft may just layoff its Nigerian staffs or shutdown the branch.

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00:00 - Introduction to The Evening Dew by Drounz

00:08 - Microsoft may shut down its innovation center in Nigeria

00:40 - Unconfirmed reports about the closure of Microsoft's center in Lagos

01:01 - Previous layoffs at Microsoft's African Development Center in Nairobi

01:20 - Speculations on the reasons behind these closures

01:33 - Introduction to Nigeria's new cybersecurity levy

01:52 - CBN's circular on the cybersecurity levy for banks

02:17 - Details on the 0.5% cybersecurity levy on electronic transactions

03:32 - Exclusions from the cybersecurity levy and penalties for non-compliance

03:49 - The cybersecurity levy will start on May 20, 2024

04:04 - Background on the cybersecurity levy from the original 2015 Act

04:27 - Discussion on the Nigerian government's implementation of the levy

05:09 - Closing remarks and end of the episode

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A lot of AI tools have come to live but this one is set to take lives from people jobs, like Eraser. And now we know that out of 200 Million + Nigerians only 58Million have an actual bank account.

(for eraser Several big names have already invested in the platform, including Elad Gil and former GitHub CEO Nat Friedman. Jack Altman, CEO of Lattice and brother of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman).

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We talk about the 100 milly club the big boys of start ups in Africa. and while we where trying to do that Microsoft just announced its investment in data center in Asia.

"In every squared another squared dey inside"

Quote by: one guy like that.

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00:00 - Introduction and announcement of Microsoft's data center in Thailand.

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Moniepoint, and Paga are snitching its users to the feds, they sent out some Notifications that they will be slying you to the "authorities" if you account has anything to do with crypto.

And in the Business news CBN has asked and given deadlines to the major banks the big boys that they should raise more money, they should step up their game, so they can be able to do more stuffs in the economy. here is what that means.

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Now you can play games and tell us a funny story on how your marriage proposal that you planned taught you about B2B marketing.

And on the flip side, if you are into marketing well Nigeria after 60 years is still a maturing consumer market. This is what that means.

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Speaking of things on things scientists have started putting camera on babies head, don't ask me I am surprised as well.

And in the other news Nigerians inflation rate, the gap that just keeps wider.

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From CBN banning FinTech banks and the high Price of food stuffs.

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Apple is under fire from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for allegedly using minerals mined by children in conflict zones for their products like iPhones. The DRC claims these "conflict minerals" are smuggled into the global supply chain and could be ending up in Apple devices. While Apple insists on ethical sourcing, the DRC argues they lack proof. This raises questions about consumer trust and potential boycotts if Apple products are linked to child labor.

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00:00 - Introduction

00:36 - DRC fights Apple on the grounds of encouraging child labor

01:08 - Questions to the audience.

02:10 - Outro

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Well well well... Nigeria just announced it can lead AI in Africa with its own initiative to build it's own LLM. If we can lead Afro beat and Jellof, yes we can lead AI if you ask me.

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00:00 - Introduction

00:18 - Nigeria announces first multilingual language model with other initiatives

01:33 - Debriefing about the Technical Talent Program

03:24 - Outro

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