Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, has urged young Nigerians to stop complaining about political office holders and instead harness artificial intelligence to build their lives, establish enterprises and contribute to national development.
Kukah said young people should focus less on the shortcomings of political leaders and more on how they could use their education, skills and available technology to solve problems and create opportunities.
The cleric spoke while delivering the convocation lecture of Augustine University, Epe, Lagos, titled “The Pursuit of Happiness in a World of Moral Relativism,” on Thursday.
Kukah noted that many young people had become disillusioned with Nigeria because of perceived injustice, poor leadership and the weakening of moral values.
He, however, urged them not to allow these challenges to prevent them from taking responsibility for their future.
He said artificial intelligence was transforming several sectors, including education, medicine, banking, agriculture, law, engineering, business
This post was originally published on this site.
