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Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Nobody: 10:33pm On Nov 21, 2019
VeeVeeMyLuv:
is a good idea, but a lot of people don't trust this fake news bill. They want it to be clearly defined.
They feel they might mischievously twist the whole thing by tagging something like complaining, criticism as hate speech. This is the bone of contention.

the reality is many people did not read the bill, they just spread fakenews and copy what others are writing

if people read the bill, they will understand that the bill can ensure justice for Nigerians who were wrongfully accused and kille, the bill can be amended and adjustments can be made to it. the proposed bill seeks to protect the lives of Nigerians against undue manipulations by mischievous elements in society.

the bill also call for death penalty for anyone found culpable of using hate speech that leads to the death of another person, this bill could also help against jungle justice.
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Lifesnatcher(m): 10:40pm On Nov 21, 2019
they are the ones that voted him there. so let continue eating the shit.Bleep off. tongue tongue
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by osazsky(m): 10:41pm On Nov 21, 2019
When una lose election una go make some kind statements and this same law go swallow una,simple
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by IJEYdiamond(f): 10:43pm On Nov 21, 2019
Please international community and agencies

Please and please if you read comments on this

Platform.. please give those politicians Zimbabwe's Treatment!!
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Hypocrit: 11:11pm On Nov 21, 2019
They deny you your food, income, business, movement, Sleep and now, they are taking your voice. And you still think that it is only one region that will be affected by this bill ... then, you are of all men Miserable. Senators, bring it on, after all, you were not appointed, you were all voted. Even if the Election were Manipulated, the people were the agent of the Manipulation. Atleast, this is an Avenue for some people who have been Yearning for popularity to become popular, Howbeit, through Persecution like the Prophets of old. The Martyers.
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Godhatesodomy: 11:18pm On Nov 21, 2019
joytothewise:


Are you in support of this?? Not in a country like Nigeria... most news are true!! If not all most!!!


I am in support of the fathers of the land protecting its children from the satanic Western media that uses very advanced fake news. Did you know American police shootings of Blacks are Fake? Yes just a ploy to keep poor Blacks in terror and make us not see how the evil Whites and Blacks work together to oppress.

Wake up out your slumber

Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by jaxxy(m): 11:39pm On Nov 21, 2019
Racoon:
Tyrannts everywhere.This same law if eventually passed will consume all of them.Ara gbagbue unu eba nuwa.

The truth is social media is probably the only/major avenue, tool and platform for freedom of speech for citizens and they want to take that away. They want to turn Nigeria to China. There is no free speech in China. They will lock u up immediately. That’s what they want.

They forget Nigeria is a democracy.
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by DeOTR: 12:58am On Nov 22, 2019
lilwetdick:
we need the anti hate bill in Nigeria

during the last xenophobia, we can see the damage it did in Nigeria

fakenews is now the new digital tools for destabilization

fakenews and hate speech can cause death and civil wars

if we dont want Rwanda in Nigeria, we should regulate social media.
This new law will actually hasten Rwanda in Nigeria. I see what they are doing, but it will be too late if they don't retrace their steps. You can't render people hopeless and still take away their rights to complain. It will backfire.
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by DeOTR: 1:02am On Nov 22, 2019
lilwetdick:


the reality is many people did not read the bill, they just spread fakenews and copy what others are writing

if people read the bill, they will understand that the bill can ensure justice for Nigerians who were wrongfully accused and kille, the bill can be amended and adjustments can be made to it. the proposed bill seeks to protect the lives of Nigerians against undue manipulations by mischievous elements in society.

the bill also call for death penalty for anyone found culpable of using hate speech that leads to the death of another person, this bill could also help against jungle justice.


Hate speech like "dog and baboons" right?
I hope APC members will not turn around and cry foul once this bill is in operation?

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Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by joytothewise(m): 3:33am On Nov 22, 2019
lilwetdick:


many news in Nigeria are fakenews, false and dangerous especially on twitter and facebook and they spread like fire

no fact finding, just emotional people spreading fakenews

Like all the aforementioned in the articles are fake Like the just concluded news on killings in the just concluded news are faked?? Which news exactly is fake?? Or just cover ups?? The BH defeated news are fake?? Please let's be honest with ourselves!! Are you saying the economy is better than before?? That this government is fighting crimes and it is benefiting the populace??
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by joytothewise(m): 3:36am On Nov 22, 2019
Godhatesodomy:



I am in support of the fathers of the land protecting its children from the satanic Western media that uses very advanced fake news. Did you know American police shootings of Blacks are Fake? Yes just a ploy to keep poor Blacks in terror and make us not see how the evil Whites and Blacks work together to oppress.

Wake up out your slumber


You should wake up instead

Leave Americans headlines out of this!!

Like all the aforementioned in the articles are fake Like the just concluded news on killings in the just concluded news are faked?? Which news exactly is fake?? Or just cover ups?? The BH defeated news are fake?? Please let's be honest with ourselves!! Are you saying the economy is better than before?? That this government is fighting crimes and it is benefiting the populace??
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by 369digital: 3:41am On Nov 22, 2019
The question usually is...how long will the tyranny last?
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by ultimatekint(m): 7:25am On Nov 22, 2019
Officialgarri:
Where there's no law, there is no order.

There's no going back on this bill.

If PDP ever comes to power in this life, they should reverse it
You are a bloody instrument of Satan,

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Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by qanda: 7:34am On Nov 22, 2019
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Hubsolar: 7:41am On Nov 22, 2019
izzou:
grin

Can't these guys spend months discussing how to increase power generation in this country?

Just power

POWER angry


Even a day sef?
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by zoedew: 7:44am On Nov 22, 2019
It can only lead to a revolution for the evolution of a truly democratic Nigeria!

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Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Nobody: 7:50am On Nov 22, 2019
Racoon:
Tyrannts everywhere.This same law if eventually passed will consume all of them.Ara gbagbue unu eba nuwa.

You mean Pighting Kwarruption ?

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Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by fergie001: 7:50am On Nov 22, 2019
Hate speech?


....funny lots.
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Nobody: 7:52am On Nov 22, 2019
Offpoint:
E no concern me.
when they finally sign it into law, AND i have the urge to make hate speech... i will get a premium VPN, and US number and enjoy my hate speech

grin

Plus TOR.

U are real nigga.

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Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by studentofTruth: 8:03am On Nov 22, 2019
zoedew:
It can only lead to a revolution for the evolution of a truly democratic Nigeria!


Revolution will never happen — the citizens are too divided across ethno-religious lines for that to happen.

Either of these two will happen: a complete domination of the south or a bloody breakup!

As for the proposed bill, it shows that the country has gassed out — frustration everywhere.

Out of fear of a backlash from the masses, politicians are moving swiftly to suppress them and gag the media.

But a dead engine is a dead engine!
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by hopefulLandlord: 8:09am On Nov 22, 2019
izzou:
grin

Can't these guys spend months discussing how to increase power generation in this country?

Just power

POWER angry

They can't because there's conflict of interest. filling stations and oil companies would have their profits hit bad. these leaders are only there to protect the big corporations and maintain status quo
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by J2381: 8:11am On Nov 22, 2019
I'll say the owners of the social media platforms are the very case of this social media bill. If they had knowing stop the spread of fake news, all this won't be having.

The quest for traffic and members made this owners turn the blind eye and thus encourage the nonsense if fake news.

I believe shouting on social media won't stop the enactment of this bill, rather, stomping out fake news and by large, those who spread it will stop this growing menace.

Let's pray it's not too late.
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Nobody: 8:11am On Nov 22, 2019
lilwetdick:
we need the anti hate bill in Nigeria

during the last xenophobia, we can see the damage it did in Nigeria

fakenews is now the new digital tools for destabilization

fakenews and hate speech can cause death and civil wars





if we dont want Rwanda in Nigeria, we should regulate social media.
dead sentence for hate speech.... If Buhari is coming in for third term I will vote him .
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by izzou(m): 8:15am On Nov 22, 2019
hopefulLandlord:


They can't because there's conflict of interest. filling stations and oil companies would have their profits hit bad. these leaders are only there to protect the big corporations and maintain status quo

So no hope at all sad
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by Davidzy23(m): 8:18am On Nov 22, 2019
I see the bill being implemented but......




It won't last long... Something will happen...
Re: Nigeria’s Social Media Bill: The Dangerous Implications By Techcabal by wizelink(m): 8:18am On Nov 22, 2019
OK NO PROBLEM. MUSA AND HIS CO-ANTI PEOPLE SENATORS SHOULD KNOW THAT NO ONE STAYS IN POLITICAL POSITION FOREVER. THE SAME BILL IF SIGNED INTO WAW WOULD BE USED AGAINST THEM SOMEDAY AND BY THEN " HE WHO LAUGHS FIRST LAUGHS WORST" WILL BE ATTRIBUTED TO THEM. IF YOU HAVE BALLS BTW UR LEGS MUSA CONTINUE WITH THE BILL OK NO PROBLEM. MUSA AND HIS CO-ANTI PEOPLE SENATORS SHOULD KNOW THAT NO ONE STAYS IN POLITICAL POSITION FOREVER. THE SAME BILL IF SIGNED INTO LAW WOULD BE USED AGAINST THEM SOMEDAY AND BY THEN " HE WHO LAUGHS FIRST LAUGHS WORST" WILL BE ATTRIBUTED TO THEM. IF YOU HAVE BALLS BTW UR LEGS MUSA CONTINUE WITH THE BILL

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