Misinformation in the age of AI is a plague that we are all grappling with, and it’s absolutely infuriating to witness the chaos it creates in our daily lives. How on earth did we let ourselves get to this point, where distinguishing fact from fiction is a Herculean task? Every time I scroll through social media, I’m bombarded with a nauseating mix of heroic cats, shocking statistics, and breaking news clips that are often nothing short of fabrications! It’s a digital circus, and we’re all the unwilling clowns.

Let’s talk about generative AI tools, the supposed marvels of modern technology that are supposed to enhance our lives. Instead, they’re blurring the line between reality and deception to a degree that is downright alarming. How can we trust anything we read anymore? The integrity of information is eroding faster than ever, and the purveyors of misinformation are laughing all the way to the bank. They don’t care about truth; they care about clicks and likes. It’s disgusting!

What’s even more maddening is the sheer laziness of the platforms that host this misinformation. They have the means and the responsibility to regulate the content that floods their feeds, yet they turn a blind eye for the sake of engagement. It's a reckless game where the stakes are our ability to discern reality, and frankly, it’s appalling! By allowing misinformation to thrive, they are directly contributing to the confusion and chaos that we see today. The societal implications are staggering!

And let’s not ignore the role of the average user in this mess. We have become so desensitized to the barrage of information that we fail to scrutinize what we consume. We share, we like, we comment, all without a second thought. It’s infuriating to see people fall for the most outlandish claims simply because they fit into their preconceived notions. We are spiraling into a realm where ignorance is bliss, and it’s beyond frustrating!

We must demand better from ourselves and from the platforms that dictate the information we receive. The age of AI should be about empowerment and enlightenment, not deception and misinformation. It’s time to wake up and take a stand! We need to educate ourselves on how to differentiate between credible sources and those that thrive on sensationalism. We cannot allow misinformation to dictate our reality any longer.

In conclusion, the issue of misinformation in the age of AI is a crisis that calls for immediate action. We must challenge the status quo and hold ourselves and the platforms accountable! Enough is enough.

#Misinformation #AI #SocialMedia #DigitalLiteracy #FactCheck

Hello, wonderful people!

Today, I want to share something truly exciting that I believe can transform the way we think about our organizations and our futures! Have you ever felt like the traditional models of organization are holding you back? Well, it's time to break those chains!

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By adopting an **organizational model in continuous mutation**, we can unlock the full potential of our products and our people! This approach is one of the key levers for the flourishing of our businesses. It’s about creating an environment that encourages growth, adaptability, and creativity. When we embrace change, we not only enhance our performance but also foster a culture of happiness and fulfillment among our teams!

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PRESS RELEASE

FG Hosts Workshop on Gender Mainstreaming and GBV Success Stories Dissemination under TRIMING Project.

The Federal Government, through the Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation, in collaboration with the World Bank and other critical stakeholders, convened a Gender Mainstreaming and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Success Stories Dissemination Workshop under the Transforming Irrigation Management in Nigeria (TRIMING) Project, with the theme: “From Tradition to Transformation, Led by Women”, today in Kano.

The Honourable Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Engr. Prof. Joseph Terlumun Utsev, who was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Richard Pheelangwah, in his keynote address emphasized that the TRIMING Project was designed to enhance irrigation systems and promote integrated water resource management, with gender and social safeguards as core components.

According to Prof. Utsev, the project has transformed women, youth, and vulnerable groups from being marginalized to becoming vital contributors in agriculture and water governance.

He highlighted the achievements of the project, including the development of GBV Action Plans across all schemes for risk mitigation and survivor support, women’s leadership in Water Users Associations (WUAs), enhancing inclusive decision-making, and the economic empowerment of women through active roles in irrigation management.

Prof. Utsev added that the extensive capacity-building on gender sensitivity and GBV prevention, the strengthening of local capacitie, including youth champions and gender desk officers, cultural norm shifts through media, dialogues, and storytelling in local languages, as well as alignment with global best practices and World Bank environmental and social standards, are additional achievements of the project.

The Minister thanked President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the World Bank, and the Project Monitoring Unit for their support in driving TRIMING’s success. He urged the replication of its gender and GBV initiatives in other projects and emphasized that achieving a gender-equitable, GBV-free society requires ongoing commitment and collaboration.

Engr. Hauwa Sadique Mohammed, Deputy Director Irrigation, delivering the welcome address on behalf of the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Richard Pheelangwah, emphasized the workshop as a key milestone in advancing inclusivity, equity, and safety, particularly for women, girls, and vulnerable groups in the TRIMING Project. The Permanent Secretary highlighted that from inception, the project prioritized gender equality, GBV prevention, and social inclusion, with gender mainstreaming embedded across all stages to ensure equal opportunities and safe spaces.

Delivering a comprehensive overview of the project, the Project Coordinator, Engr. Ipinlaye Olaiya, emphasized the central role of gender mainstreaming across all components of the TRIMING Project, noting that the deliberate integration of gender perspectives was not only strategic but essential to the long-term sustainability and impact of the interventions.

Goodwill messages were delivered by the Managing Director of Hadejia Jama’are River Basin Development Authority, Engr. Rabiu Suleiman Yusuf, representative of the academia,Prof. Restituta Igube from the University of Abuja, and Commissioners from the Gombe State Ministry of Women Affairs, Asmau Mohammed Iganus as well as the representative of Kano State Ministry of Women Affairs, Children, and the Disabled. They all emphasized the significance of inclusivity, sustainability, and community ownership in gender-responsive water and agricultural development.

A key moment of the workshop was the presentation of badges to Women Leaders of Water Users Associations (WUAs) of Sokoto Rima River Basin Development Authority, Jigawa, Kano, Gombe and Zamfara States.

Signed
Mrs. Funmi Imuetinyan
Director Information and PR

25/06/2026