FreeStuffsNG:
Those who still think the social media is not being regulated in Nigeria are naive.
check my signature for free stuffs!

Social media is not regulated in Nigeria, that's why you can say any shiit to anyone in the first place.
Agba Jalingo choose a much bigger opponent who is ready to crush him by any means possible!
Do you remember aunty Kemi and her ordeal? Anyone who is unfortunate to post rubbish about Ned Nwoko will know that connection pass connection.

Massiveglory:


Does not change the fact that balabaluu is a drug lord.
A drug lord will not preside over Nigeria

You day mind am, he thinks hiding things from the media would make the world not see him as evil already. I day laugh these people. When US starts with UK, they will remember Balablue. The same social media will make them arrest him the second time.

Massiveglory:


Does not change the fact that balabaluu is a drug lord.
A drug lord will not preside over Nigeria

Cry cry baby.

Obidientyoruba:
Seriously?? That means if the new government is inaugurated they will ban social media entirely

Is this part of the fear you're spreading about the incoming administration?
Thank God, Ben Ayade is a PDP governor

gimakon:


You day mind am, he thinks hiding things from the media would make the world not see him as evil already. I day laugh these people. When US starts with UK, they will remember Balablue. The same social media will make them arrest him the second time.

US and UK. LMAO.

Aust1n:
When them go hear this 2023 Presidential election matter for court? I no fit wait for Peter Obi victory

Delusion

FreeStuffsNG:
Those who still think the social media is not being regulated in Nigeria are naive.
check my signature for free stuffs!

Story!

maasoap:


Is this part of the fear you're spreading about the incoming administration?
Thank God, Ben Ayade is a PDP governor

PDP and apc are same but Ben Ayade is a full fledged APC

You better leave the country because he will do 4 years and nothing will happen and if you are not careful he might be reelected. U this son of a bitch

Massiveglory:


Does not change the fact that balabaluu is a drug lord.
A drug lord will not preside over Nigeria

Massiveglory:


Does not change the fact that balabaluu is a drug lord.
A drug lord will not preside over Nigeria

e for good make you tal am for social media

YeyeGbami:


US and UK. LMAO.

No jokes here sir. You think US does not have a right to arrest people overseas especially for issues like these? Read about Tobechi Onwuhara , if that one could be arrested by US in Australia for Internet Fraud, how about withholding democracy and the likes? You think they wont do anything?
You think America does not have interest in Nigeria? Think again.

Na so

Tannhauser:


Really?
These are the same people that called GEJ a fool for being tolerant.

Jonathan sent truckloads of troops after newspaper vans. Buhari hasnt done that. Tinubu hasnt sued any peddler for libel save dokpesis ait.

If you are charged to prove your accusation, do you have facts, verified documents, or you will provide a tweet

Massiveglory:


Does not change the fact that balabaluu is a drug lord.
A drug lord will not preside over Nigeria

Nuhskhut:
Let it be warning to others.You think law no dey for naija.

and mc oluomo is still walking free with police protection,if threatening law abiding citizens because the refused to vote you or your party and subsequently rigging an election is not a crime, I wonder how or on what moral grounds armed robbers,kidnappers and terrorists will should be arrested

Flier:
There is no freedom after speech anywhere in the world
One Brazilian ex F1 race driver just been penalized to pay Hamilton 900,000 dollars plus for criticizing Hamilton on tv,the same happens in usa,you get sue and pay heavy fine
TINUBU should start arresting and sue anyone that call him drug Lord
Criticize people base on fact that you can defend anywhere not hearsay or fake news

That's why you will never hear me call Tinubu a "drug lord ". But if it is "alleged drug lord " , "indicted in a drug related case" or "forfeited cash alleged to be proceeds from the sale of drugs" most definitely!!

NUJ needs to stage a protest for their colleague. Besides, it could be anyone's turn.

brandmix:


Hypocrisy is when you cannot take the same dose of the very medicine you created.

it was all fun and games when APC called Jonathan the most printable names in 2015.

Where were you when APC placed Nigeria on a keg of gunpowder if GEJ had not conceded.

there are only 2 ways for Tinubu to rule this country…with genuine love and goodwill of the people or DSS.

Fools like you already know the option they prefer.

Most of you have refused to move on from 2015, even Jonathan that was defeated has moved on.

This guy has really suffered in the hands of his State governor but I,am really impressed he's still not cowed to submission.

Flier:
There is no freedom after speech anywhere in the world

One Brazilian ex F1 race driver just been penalized to pay Hamilton 900,000 dollars plus for criticizing Hamilton on tv,the same happens in usa,you get sue and pay heavy fine
TINUBU should start arresting and sue anyone that call him drug Lord
Criticize people base on fact that you can defend anywhere not hearsay or fake news

Indeed.

fergie001:


Omoyele Sowore

Agba Jalingo in a cyberstalking case... Tweet by Yele.

MasterJayJay:
Approve a foolish law.

Bribe the judges

Send your critics to prison


Edris Abdulkareem : Nigeria Jagajaga

critics should enter politics and change the laws and the judges

flexyrule:
This isn't regulation.

This is impunity.

Everyone should have the fundamental human right to a fair hearing.

There are no rights, Just privileges

I can't help but notice that Nairaland.com is the home of sociopaths and nacissists.

You can know it by their strange laughs and smiles.

[center]FAVOR ME O LORD [/center]

This don fey use play play become jail bird o
Agba is a very nice and cerebral journalist. What's going on?

The next thing that will happen is that with his growing popularity, he'll have a hitch free access to winning senatorial elections to Abuja.

Jalingo sef stubborn bah?

Justice Abubakar subsequently ordered that Jalingo be remanded at the Kuje Medium Security Custodial Center, and adjourned the matter until March 30, 2023, for the court to take the bail application of the defendant, and May 31, 2023 for trial.

Thankfully, his bail hearing is in three days time. In his own interest he really must get a firm commitment from his no-show lead counsel, Marshall Abubakar, that adequate and proper representation will be provided on the 30th.

But come on, how exactly does the following amount to cyberstalking when all he did was draw his own inference about a crime that was committed?

Mrs Elizabeth Ayade who was also in court on Monday, had in July 2022, through her lawyer, Uyi Obayagbona, written to Mr Jalingo, seeking a retraction of an article that queried why a suspended staff of the University of Calabar, Paschal Aboh, was facing trial for allegedly impersonating a student of the Nigerian Law School, Abuja campus (Mrs Ayade), while the person (Mrs Ayade) who allegedly contracted him walks free.

Mrs Ayade had demanded that an apology be published in two national dailies, including, but not limited to Facebook, Instagram, and “Cross River Watch” (not CrossRiverWatch), as well as a payment of NGN500million in damages.

I don't see how Mrs Ayade, the governor's sister-in-law, was actually defamed here.
In saner climes, you take responsibility for acts of omission and commission that took place under your watch!

10 things to know about Nigeria’s Cybercrime Act 2015. There you go:

1. Any person convicted of child pornography convictions will be receive 10 years in prison and/ or a N20 million fine, depending on the nature of the offence. Child pornography includes producing, procuring, distributing, and possession such images.

2. Anyone convicted of identity theft will receive result in 3 years’ imprisonment and/ or a N7 million fine.

3. The Act also outlaws cyber-stalking and cyber-bullying. Anyone convicted of these could receive a N2 million minimum fine and/or at least 1 year in prison. More severe offences could attract a penalty as high as a N25 million minimum fine and/or up to 10 years’ imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offence.

4.If hackers are found guilty of unlawfully accessing a computer system or network, they could be fined up to N10 million, imprisoned for 5 years, or both, depending on the purpose of the hack. The same applies to Internet fraudsters who commit cybercrimes by sending electronic messages, or accessing and using data on computer systems.

5. The president may decide that certain systems, networks and information infrastructure are vital to Nigeria’s national security or its citizens’ economic and social well-being. Therefore, the president may term them Critical National Information Infrastructure, and may implement procedures and guidelines for their use, and may conduct audits to make sure they are functioning as they’re supposed to. For example, the transportation, communications, banking sectors are critical national infrastructure.

6. A conviction for any offence committed against any part of Nigeria’s critical national infrastructure that results in someone’s death attracts the death penalty (and there are other punishments for lesser crimes).

7. The Act prohibits cybersquatting and anyone convicted of this faces at least 2 years’ imprisonment, and/or a minimum N5 million fine.

8. The distribution of racially or ethnically prejudicial or violent material through a computer system or network is prohibited. Convictions attract at least 5 year’s imprisonment and/or a minimum N10million fine.

9. Internet service providers (ISPs) are required to keep records of users’ Internet traffic and their subscriber data, and must safeguard this information so that the users’ constitutional right to privacy is respected.

10. Lastly, the Act allows electronic communication to be intercepted, but only with a court order based on reasonable grounds to suspect that the information is required for a criminal investigation or proceedings.

Source: https://safeonline.ng/legal/know-nigeria-cybercrime-act-2015/

Maxymilliano:
Citizen Agba Jalingo was arraigned on a 3-count charge case instituted against him by Frank Ayade's wife.

Justice Zainab ordered Agba's remand at the Kuje correctional Centre till Thursday this week where his Bail application will be heard while the trial will commence on the 31st of May, 2023.

After Tinubu swearing in😂😂😂

Right, I have found Jalingo's real crime.

A petition by Elizabeth Ayade, claiming that Jalingo wrote a defamatory article about her, led to the journalist’s arrest. The complainant also demanded N500 million as compensation.

Jalingo had reported that a law lecturer at the University of Calabar, being tried by a court in Abuja for examination malpractice, had been writing exams for a “prominent Obudu woman”.

Source: https://www.icirnigeria.org/alleged-defamation-court-remands-agba-jalingo-in-prison/

This matter carry weight o.

FreeStuffsNG:
Those who still think the social media is not being regulated in Nigeria are naive.
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Go and tell this to the foolish federal kolanut and bayo onanuga before sermonizing Nlers.