Godswill O Okiyi

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Godswill O. Okiyi is a forward-thinking scholar at the intersection of journalism, technology, and media ethics in Nigeria. His primary research areas include the adoption of artificial intelligence in journalistic practices, digital media transformation, and the evolving role of technology in African newsrooms. Okiyi’s most cited work, “Adopting Artificial Intelligence to Journalistic Practices in Nigeria” (2019), offers a pioneering analysis of how AI tools—such as automated content generation and data-driven reporting—can enhance productivity, accuracy, and efficiency in Nigerian journalism. Despite the nascent stage of AI adoption in the region, his paper has garnered attention as a foundational reference for scholars exploring the integration of robotics and machine learning into media workflows. Okiyi’s contributions are particularly significant for highlighting both the opportunities and ethical challenges posed by AI in a developing media landscape. His research serves as a critical resource for students and practitioners seeking to understand how technology can reshape journalistic standards without compromising integrity. With his work cited in emerging discussions on AI ethics and media innovation, Okiyi is establishing himself as a key voice in the discourse on digital journalism in Africa.