The Bosun Tijani Foundation has opened applications for the second cohort of its Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Fellowship, expanding efforts to develop AI talent in Nigeria amid growing demand for skilled professionals in the country’s digital economy.
The six-month fellowship is targeted at young Nigerians interested in artificial intelligence and is designed to provide practical training in generative AI through hands-on learning, mentorship and collaborative projects.
According to the foundation, the second cohort will offer two learning tracks, AI Engineering and AI Application Development, covering areas such as machine learning, model fine-tuning, MLOps, cloud deployment, API integration and product design.
Training will take place in Abeokuta and Kano, with participants expected to receive mentorship, work on real-world projects and access career support.
Announcing the call for applications, the foundation said the new cohort builds on the success of its inaugural programme in 2025, which trained more than 80 fellows.
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