Sponsor of the bill, Senator Ned Nwoko, said the proposal is aimed at improving accountability, creating jobs and attracting investment not stifling innovation or digital expression.
The bill received strong support during a public hearing, with several stakeholders backing the move as a way to strengthen regulation and ensure platforms operating in Nigeria have a local presence. It will now proceed to the next stage of legislative review before any final decision is made.
The bill received strong support during a public hearing, with several stakeholders backing the move as a way to strengthen regulation and ensure platforms operating in Nigeria have a local presence. It will now proceed to the next stage of legislative review before any final decision is made.
This is a very good move.
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They are paying content creators nah. Only say some of them their contents are not inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this. Go on ahead!!
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ReplyDeleteNice initiative
ReplyDeleteNo. You all are looking for a way to milk and control them. These existing companies, especially international, make doing business here easy for them. So they won't stop packing up and leaving.
ReplyDeleteMoreover, in this digital age and these platforms primarily being digital,how essential is this