Education Minister Maruf Tunji Alausa announced the plan during the launch of a programme that gives students free access to educational websites
He said the measure will help shield children from cyberattacks and harmful content while supporting Nigeria’s digital learning goals.
Alausa added that children’s safety must remain a priority as the country expands online education.
Alausa added that children’s safety must remain a priority as the country expands online education.
Hope they'll include not using kids to create contents or opening an account for them while operating it on their behalf..
ReplyDeleteGood one.
Good
ReplyDeleteAkiko
ReplyDeleteLong over due but the question is
ReplyDeleteHow will you know he/she is still below that age range when we all know we can fortify things better in this country except more stringent tech rules can be introduced
Very good plan in the right direction because if it is not well regulated, it would become a nightmare for everybody with the way AI is going
ReplyDeleteVery good plan in the right direction because if it is not well regulated, it would become a nightmare for everybody with the way AI is going
ReplyDeleteHmmm 🤔🤔🤔
ReplyDeleteSomething they should have done since ages.
ReplyDeleteDOZZYBEST.
It's high time.
ReplyDeleteLong overdue.
ReplyDeleteOkoo, nice one though
ReplyDeleteA good one
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