Volume 14, 2025
Intelligence and Early Childhood Care in Nigeria: Challenges and Gaps
Temitope Aminat, HAMZAT, Aminat Abosede, ODUNTAN & Mojisola, MANUEL PhD
Abstract
This study explores the potential applications and implications of Articial Intelligence (AI) in early childhood
care within the Nigerian context. AI tools are becoming increasingly popular for analyzing and addressing
issues in various industries, including early childhood care. In the case of Nigeria, a country facing numerous
challenges and gaps in this area, articial intelligence can play a crucial role in identifying and addressing
these issues. One of the most signicant challenges in early childhood care in Nigeria is lack of access to quality
education and healthcare. This information can then be used to prioritize resource allocation and ensure that
children in the most vulnerable areas receive the necessary support. Moreover, AI tools can also be used to
predict and prevent potential health issues in children. In conclusion, articial intelligence can play a
signicant role in addressing challenges and lling gaps in early childhood care in Nigeria. The AI tool will also
be able to update its analysis as new data becomes available, ensuring that the report is always up-to-date and
accurate. Its advanced capabilities will save time and resources for stakeholders in the eld, allowing them to
make informed decisions and implement effective strategies for the betterment of early childhood care in
Nigeria. The study suggests among others that AI should be used in educating early childhood learners for
unique insights from a developing country perspective.
Keywords
Articial Intelligence, Early Childhood Care, Stakeholder, Innovation
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