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Nigeria is spying on its citizens' data and communications: Report — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

Nigeria is spying on its citizens' data and communications: Report — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Nigerian states and the federal government have been using surveillance technologies to snoop on citizens’ data and communications on their devices, according to a report. A report by the Action Group on Free Civic Space said the government is using the technologies to track down rights activists, journalists, opposition politicians, and other targeted citizens. The […]

Redirect N4.8bn to monitor WhatsApp calls to pay doctors' salaries, SERAP tells Buhari - Vimarsana News

Redirect N4.8bn to monitor WhatsApp calls to pay doctors' salaries, SERAP tells Buhari

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari “to urgently redirect the proposed spending of N4.8bn of

Group Gives Buhari 7 Days To Pay Striking Doctors With N4.8Billion Budgeted For Monitoring WhatsApp Messages, Others - Vimarsana News

Group Gives Buhari 7 Days To Pay Striking Doctors With N4.8Billion Budgeted For Monitoring WhatsApp Messages, Others

Resident doctors across the country began an indefinite strike on Monday, August 2, over grievances that include delayed payment of salaries and allowances.

BUSTED: Buhari Regime Votes N15billion For Police Special Operations In The North, Excludes Southern Region - Vimarsana News

BUSTED: Buhari Regime Votes N15billion For Police Special Operations In The North, Excludes Southern Region

This is contained in the 2021 supplementary appropriation bill of N983 billion, which the President signed into law in July.