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Safety at work 2025: NSITF says AI not a threat to workforce

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By Adeyinka Adeniran

 

The Regional Manager of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), Ibadan, Mrs. Toyin Emeordi, has allay fears and concerns of Artificial Intelligence (AI) posing a threat to the jobs of NSITF employees.

Rather, she said AI would enhance productivity, efficiency and empower workers by enhancing their knowledge on productivity and Safety in the organization.

Speaking during the commemoration of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work with the theme, “Revolutionizing Health and Safety: The role of AI and Digitization at Work” at the Ibadan Regional office, Emeordi noted that all NSITF staff members are enlightened to leverage AI technology to their advantage.

According to her, every staff member of the organisation is well informed and prepared, particularly with the ongoing digitization and modernization activities, under the leadership of the Managing Director and management team of the Fund.

Emeordi also harped on the importance of observing safety protocols at work, particularly with the increasing use of AI.

She commended the establishment’s performance in the compensation scheme for employees and employers, attributing its success to effective management and a commitment to excellence.

Earlier, the Principal Manager and Head of Health Safety and Environment Units, at the Ibadan branch office, Mr. Olowokere Sunday, while addressing the workers advised them to prioritize their safety and well-being.

He urged all employees to always follow safety rules, warning that their lives should not be exposed to danger at Work.

He further highlighted the critical role of NSITF in providing support to employees and employers, including medical refunds, disability benefits, and death benefits.

“A lot of people have benefited from NSITF. We take care of employees who are still active and provide benefits to those who are disabled or deceased”, he added.

Parts of the event to mark the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, saw the NSITF staff members, management team and some members of the public participated in a walk to raise awareness and promote physical fitness.

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