It is reportedly a move the government says is necessary to protect children from online harm as digital risks escalate.
The consultation is led by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission in partnership with the Ministry of Communications....
The process invites parents, educators, young people, and tech professionals to weigh in on issues ranging from age verification to platform accountability.
Officials argue that while the internet offers learning and connection, minors face growing exposure to cyberbullying, harmful content, exploitation, and data misuse.
The consultation aims to shape a national framework that balances digital opportunity with child safety...
The consultation is one of Nigeria's most significant steps toward regulating how young Nigerians engage online.
Good idea, hope they adhere to it
ReplyDeleteGreat move👍
ReplyDeleteRight step in the right direction. I hope the parents were told they will be greatly involved to achieving positive results. The right agency needs to pass the information to the general public.
ReplyDeleteCome to think of it, some parents are actually the ones exposing their kids to the internet, may God help this generation of parents.
I agree
ReplyDeleteGo to tiktok and see kids doing challenge
Nice Initiative
ReplyDeleteNice one. I think they should peg the age limit at 15 years.
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