One-Liner
A consumer tool to help Nigerians file formal complaints when an algorithm-based decision (loan denial, job screening, insurance claim) violates their rights under Nigeria's 2026 AI law.
AI Thinking Process
Nigeria AI Law effective 2026 — first African AI regulatory regime. Techpoint Africa published a startup compliance guide.
Consumer transparency tool: 'Did the AI that denied me a loan/job/claim comply with Nigeria's AI law?' — subject-access-request filing helper.
WHAT CHECK failed on CURRENT: cannot describe what a Nigerian consumer does today with an algorithmic denial because the statute text granting a right to explanation is unverified. Kill without pivot — failure is data-availability, not customer-segment mispositioning.
KILLED. WHAT CHECK failed on CURRENT. No pivot attempted — data-availability failure requires primary statute access in a future session.
Kill Reason
WHAT check failed on CURRENT: the exact consumer rights granted by Nigeria's 2026 AI law were unknown — without verifying whether the statute grants a right to explanation for automated decisions, the product premise was unverifiable. Analogy to GDPR Article 22 was considered but deemed unsafe without primary statute access.
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