Tag: Facebook
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We won’t allow Twitter, Google, others to spark crisis in Nigeria – Lai Mohammed
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has said Twitter, Facebook, Google and the like would not be allowed to throw the country into a crisis situation.
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Still on biblical interrogation, et al – By Francis Ewherido
For me, the critical issue is: “is it against the bible?” Once it is not against the bible, I run with it? For some other people, “is it in the bible” or where is it in the bible?” Once I hear that, I close the discussion with you because we can never have a meaningful…
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Whistleblower, critic drag Benue LG chairman, Facebook to court
Mr. Unazi Gideon, a social critic, and Eza Patrick, an anti-corruption crusader have dragged Mr. James Oche, Chairman, Ado Local Government Area of Benue and Facebook International Services Nigeria Limited for alleged defamation of character. Gideon and Patrick, in a suit marked: FCT/HC/CV/2812/2022 and filed at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, demanded N500 million…
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Fed Govt issues Facebook, Twitter, Instagram operating guidelines
The Nigerian government has given operating code to microblogging agencies operating in the country. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and others were handed the code by the Nigeria National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA).
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Warri man bites off his wife’s nose
A Warri based man and father-of-three, King Felix Nero, who celebrated his wife, Queen Nero, on Facebook less than a week ago, has been accused of biting off her nose in her father’s house. King Felix Nero and his wife have been married for five years and have three kids together but it is alleged…
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FG addresses rumoured plan to shutdown Facebook in Nigeria
The Federal Government has addressed concerns on rumours making the rounds that it was planning to ban Facebook over the alleged inciting statements by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
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FG accuses Facebook of allowing IPOB use its platform to incite violence in Nigeria
The Federal Government has asked Facebook and other social media platforms to stop allowing the Indigenous People of Biafra from using their platforms to allegedly incite violence and instigate ethnic hatred in Nigeria. The government said that since IPOB had been proscribed and classified as a terrorist organization, Facebook has no justification for yielding its…
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Korra Obidi’s husband breaks silence on wife accusing him of stealing her $5000
The father of two revealed how much he made from his last payout on Facebook