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FG To Curb Social Media Activities – Lai Mohammed
In order to curb activities on social media, the Federal Government has made known its intention to regulate social media.
In order to curb activities on social media, the Federal Government has made known its intention to regulate social media.

According to the Information Minister Lai Mohammed, who made this known at a press conference said the government would not fold its arms and watch while activities on social media set the country ablaze.
“It has reached a level that the government may just no longer fold its arms and allow this to continue,” the minister who has severally denied reports that the present administration intends to gag the media said.
Social media has been one of the channels where purveyors of fake news circulate false information to mislead the public.
The decision to regulate social media comes weeks after the government increased fines for hate speech, an action that has been described as a move to silence critics of the administration.
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