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In a bid to ensure that sanity is maintained in Nigeria’s internet circuit, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in June 2022 unveiled a Code of Practice for Online Platforms to checkmate the eruption of crisis in the nation’s ICT sector. The code was developed in collaboration with relevant stakeholders, including the Nigerian Communications […]

  In less than six months, Dr Isa Pantami should be out of office as minister of communications and digital economy. Many who have suffered from his overbearing ways would heave a sigh of relief with his exit.   Since his emergence over three years ago as a minister, the 43-year-old computer graduate, some say, has had a spiritual influence over President Muhammadu Buhari and many others in government. As a Sheikh, he has held the ICT industry captive.  

Nigeria's information regulatory agency, NITDA, has approved its latest Code of Practice. The Code requires all online platforms with more than 100,000 users to get licensed, pay tax, and delete prohibited content within 24 hours. More in #TCDaily.

The Nigerian government has launched an initiative to regulate social media platforms with a new Code of Practice, months after lifting the controversial 7-month Twitter ban. On June...

IN a bid to ensure that sanity is maintained in Nigeria’s internet circuit, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), recently

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has issued new regulations for Internet platforms to operate in Nigeria. They were

The Federal Government on Monday issued new regulations for Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms in Nigeria, IgbereTV reports The spokesperson for the National Information Techno

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) on Monday issued Code of Practice for Interactive Computer Service Platforms, Internet Intermediaries and Conditions for Operating in Nigeria

Going by its mandate as enshrined in Section 6 of the National Information and Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Act 2007, which enables it to standardise, coordinate

Nigeria's NITDA issues a new code of practice to all internet and social media platforms operating in Nigeria.