‎‎All Set for BPSR, PRNigeria AI Communication Training in Kano

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‎‎All Set for BPSR, PRNigeria AI Communication Training in Kano

‎The Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), in partnership with Image Merchants Promotion Limited (IMPR), publishers of PRNigeria, has announced a landmark executive training programme designed to equip communication professionals with the knowledge and tools required to navigate the rapidly evolving digital information landscape.

‎The training, titled “Executive Training on Strategic Communication and the Dimension of Artificial Intelligence in Modern Public Sector Communication,” will hold from July 27 to 31, 2026, at Tahir Guest Palace, No. 4 Ibrahim Natsugune Road, Kano, beginning at 9:00 a.m. daily.

‎With the theme, “Communicating With Intelligence: AI and the Future of Public Sector Strategic Communication,” the five-day intensive programme is tailored to strengthen the capacity of public relations practitioners, corporate communicators, media professionals, government information officers, business executives, consultants, and other stakeholders seeking to leverage artificial intelligence for more effective communication.

‎The organisers noted that the information ecosystem is undergoing unprecedented transformation, driven by emerging technologies and the growing influence of artificial intelligence on content creation, audience engagement, reputation management, crisis communication, and decision-making processes.

‎According to the organizing committee, the training will provide participants with practical insights into the application of AI-powered tools, strategic communication frameworks, digital media management techniques, and innovative approaches for enhancing public engagement in the modern era.

‎Participants will gain hands-on experience in using AI to improve communication planning, content development, media monitoring, fact-checking, stakeholder engagement, and public sector information management, while also exploring the ethical and governance considerations associated with the technology.

‎The programme is open to individuals, private sector organisations, corporate institutions, consultants, government agencies, and media practitioners. The participation fee is ₦250,000 per participant.

‎The organisers have confirmed that all necessary arrangements have been concluded for the successful conduct of the programme. Participants are expected to begin arriving in Kano from Monday, July 27, 2026, ahead of the commencement of the training, while registration and accreditation processes will be facilitated at the venue to ensure a seamless experience.

‎For enquiries, registered participants are advised to contact the organisers through the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR) or IMPR/PRNigeria’ team.

Aliyu Umar, FNIR

Head, Strategic Communications (BPSR)

24th July, 2026.