Nigerian police adopt AI tools ahead of 2027 elections as CARSPO conference advances digital strategy

Law enforcement's adoption of AI and digital technologies for election security signals a modernization effort that could shape how African democracies safeguard electoral integrity—or raise privacy concerns depending on implementation.
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