Bitterleafsoup:
Next level tings...
This is so when the Fulani Herdsman start dey rampage we will be punished for exposing atrocities to the world.
Be strong my people, this too we shall overcome....

slimfit1:


But Fulani people can kill us and get a billion for it yeah?

KahlDrogo:
Akpu warrior

AuroraB:
Overcome gini di
Hope is a constant for Nigerians.

ZombieTERROR:


Buhari is a killer who rewards killers

Zombies who support this evil administration is worse than Ebola

Correctgist:
The State Security Service on Wednesday announced a nationwide crackdown on individuals allegedly caught posting inciting materials on the Internet, in a move that could provoke fresh debates about the potency of Nigerian Constitution’s free speech safeguards.

The SSS said it had recently observed that some social media users were skewing Nigeria’s history to promote ethnic violence and tip the nation into crisis, a development it said must be urgently reversed through state interference.

The secret police’s spokesperson, Peter Afunanya, said in a statement that some “unpatriotic” Nigerians have been using social media platforms to make “unguarded public statements and/or use the social media platforms to instil fear in the minds of citizens”.

“These are reflected in the misleading statements and articles being circulated among unsuspecting members of the public. Such inciting materials oftentimes are designed to make or convey false accusations by one group against the other.

The SSS said it was “determined to ensure that the tribal chauvinists and mischief makers do not continue to exploit socio-political differences and Internet platforms to threaten the peace and stability of the country.”

The SSS vowed to “sustain the apprehension and prosecution of defaulters,” because it would not relent in its quest to prevent crimes and keep Nigeria as an indivisible country.

Read more:
https://zenithnaija.com/sss-arrests-social-media-users-for-posting-inciting-materials/

essenceplus:
Na Ogun go kill una

Altern8:
Social apps are tools. Anyone can use them to advance their agendas- good or bad.

If you make it your life’s work to use social media for hate you should not escape punishment. It is not freedom of speech anymore when you post hate speech.

Olorunnim:
What do you classify as hate speech? Or what is within the boundaries of hate speech?

uuzba:

The opposite of love speech is hate speech.
Always question your opinion before spreading on social media so you can clearly tell if it will bring about peace or damage

KahlDrogo:
Until they arrest that Hybrid Yamreee Pig called Ffk, they are on a wild pig chase.

Cherrybae:
I support this move, the hate and inviting speeches by the igbos on social media is alarming.

The DSS have my backing.

comshots:
Are you trying to be funny with that picture? You look ridiculous.

KahlDrogo:
Okay fulani herdsman..

Cherrybae:
I support this move, the hate and inviting speeches by the igbos on social media is alarming.

The DSS have my backing.

rusher14:
If you can't protest about the arrest of Madonna students over Facebook posts then you have no right to complain.

Altern8:
Social apps are tools. Anyone can use them to advance their agendas- good or bad.

If you make it your life’s work to use social media for hate you should not escape punishment. It is not freedom of speech anymore when you post hate speech.

rusher14:
If you can't protest about the arrest of Madonna students over Facebook posts then you have no right to complain.

Correctgist:
The State Security Service on Wednesday announced a nationwide crackdown on individuals allegedly caught posting inciting materials on the Internet, in a move that could provoke fresh debates about the potency of Nigerian Constitution’s free speech safeguards.

The SSS said it had recently observed that some social media users were skewing Nigeria’s history to promote ethnic violence and tip the nation into crisis, a development it said must be urgently reversed through state interference.

The secret police’s spokesperson, Peter Afunanya, said in a statement that some “unpatriotic” Nigerians have been using social media platforms to make “unguarded public statements and/or use the social media platforms to instil fear in the minds of citizens”.

“These are reflected in the misleading statements and articles being circulated among unsuspecting members of the public. Such inciting materials oftentimes are designed to make or convey false accusations by one group against the other.

The SSS said it was “determined to ensure that the tribal chauvinists and mischief makers do not continue to exploit socio-political differences and Internet platforms to threaten the peace and stability of the country.”

The SSS vowed to “sustain the apprehension and prosecution of defaulters,” because it would not relent in its quest to prevent crimes and keep Nigeria as an indivisible country.

Read more:
https://zenithnaija.com/sss-arrests-social-media-users-for-posting-inciting-materials/