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Kano to investigate rumour of unexplained death

Kano state government on Monday, promised to investigate a story being circulating on social media platforms on purported increase in number of COVID-19 deaths within two days and buried in some cemeteries within the metropolis. The state Commissioner for Health, Ibrahim Tsanyawa said in a press release signed by the ministry’s spokesperson Hadiza Namadi, that […]
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Army worries about operational video on social media

Facts emerged on Tuesday that the sudden redeployment of top commanders of the Nigerian Army whose postings takes immediate effect today may not be unconnected with unsatisfactory conducts of the war against  Boko Haram insurgence. Source close to Army Headquarters said the army authorities were surprised to learn from Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole, General […]
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Nigerians reject anti – social media bill

…NCC, BON, NUJ, PLAC, AI, others call for bill’s withdrawal .Stakeholders across different divides of the Nigerian society on Monday unanimously rose in condemnation of a proposed Senate bill meant to regulate activities on the social media. Aggregate opinions at the public hearing organised by the Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters […]
Opinion

INEC and the end of Nigeria’s democracy

With the rash of protests that have greeted the draconian and militaristic purported deregistration of some political parties in Nigeria, I believe it is high time to alert the INEC and every right-thinking Nigerian that there is a possibility of a constitutional crisis brewing from the act of recklessness and impunity. It is trite to […]
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UNICEF, AIRTEL Nigeria, partner to boost U-Report

The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF), has signed an agreement with AIRTEL Nigeria to further expand telecommunication services to boost U-Report, UNICEF’s unique social media platform that empowers young people and communities with information to transform their communities and drive positive change on a wide range of issues affecting them. U-Report uses simple short