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TheCable’s FREDRICK NWABUFO speaks with Lai Mohammed, minister of information and culture, on topical national issues in this interview issues ranging from the farmer-herder crisis, IPOB, social media regulation, and of course, to insecurity. Advertisement TheCable: Is the government still hell-bent on regulating social media?  Mohammed: Oh yes. There is no going back on the government’s decision to regulate social media. And you see, we’ve always said at every opportunity that the idea of regulating social media is not to stifle freedom of expression. Rather, we’re concerned about the growing phenomenon of fake news and disinformation which actually poses threat to the security of every nation. You see, Nigerians have forgotten that as far back as 2017 when we saw the dangers posed by fake news and disinformation, we dedicated an entire national council on social media to discuss this issue, and we said that the next upheaval in the world would be caused by social m

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