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Nigeria Announces New Regulations for Facebook, Twitter & Other Platforms

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The Nigerian government has announced new regulations for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other internet platforms operating in the country. This comes after Nigeria lifted its Twitter ban in the country. Nigeria’s National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) released the regulations...
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President Buhari’s Administration Facing Lawsuits Over Twitter Ban

Luis Monzon -
There are at least 2 large-scale pending legal suits that have been filed against the federal government of Nigeria over its controversial 4 June decision to indefinitely suspend access to Twitter in the country. Since the ban, the legality of...
Online & Social

How VPNs Can Shield Nigerian Users from Government – An Interview with the VP of ExpressVPN

Luis Monzon -
5 June, on a brisk Friday evening, the Nigerian government sought to indefinitely ban users in the country from accessing social media network Twitter. A decision based on the government's reaction to the service's deletion of a Tweet that was...
Online & Social

Facebook, Instagram & Other Social Media MUST Register with Nigerian Govt to Continue Operations

Luis Monzon -
A week after the country indefinitely suspended social media service Twitter, the Nigerian Federal Government has said that any social media giant, including Facebook, Twitter and others must register in the country to continue to be able to do...
Online & Social

Nigeria Threatens to Arrest & Prosecute Users Avoiding Twitter Ban

Luis Monzon -
The Nigerian government has ordered federal prosecutors to arrest and prosecute users of the Twitter app in the country after a blanket ban on the social media company went into effect on Friday. Nigeria's Attorney General and Minister of Justice,...
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SC Ventures and KiyaAI Launch Akashaverse Hub

SC Ventures, Standard Chartered's innovation, has partnered with KiyaAI, a digital solutions provider, to develop Akashaverse, an entertainment, social,...
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