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Lawyers differ over Gbajabiamila s call to regulate social media

Lawyers differ over Gbajabiamila s call to regulate social media
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Cybercrime laws: Tough time for pranksters, skit makers – The Sun Nigeria

Cybercrime laws: Tough time for pranksters, skit makers – The Sun Nigeria
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Social media regulation: Between failed attempts and Buhari s current move | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Saturday Magazine — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Not deterred by failed attempts in the past to regulate the social media space in the country, the Federal Government seems to have begun a fresh move to accomplish the mission with the suspension..

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The rising cost of internet censorship in African countries

Share this article On July 2, 2020, my colleague, Muyiwa, sent a WhatsApp message to Naol, his acquaintance who lives in Ethiopia. She received his message 9 days later because her internet had been cut by the government. One thing is common when African citizens/residents take to the streets to protest bad governments: social media regulations are imposed and their internet gets shut down for extended time periods. Uganda is gearing up for its presidential and parliamentary elections on Thursday, January 14th, but the government is restricting people from using any social media platform or messaging apps until further notice. In the middle of an election, what is the worst that could happen if all Ugandans are unable to access popular social media and messaging apps?

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