Reading the comments here…. just emphasised the point @ugodre was making in the clip. We have people who are just wait for everything to be “put on their lap”. His point is that young Nigerians should think out of the box. Eg There’s enough information on students loan out there. Do not ship out your “thinking ability” to so-called influencers who are simply there to make money off you.
Here’s my paper on how Leicester City Football Club conducted the greatest football escape. Spirit of the Law vs. Letter of the Law: The Curious Case of Leicester City FC Limited @SSRN https://t.co/vk3Lxtyjjq
@DonyiboOyibo@NigeriaStories In Nigeria, we do not only have an “absence of reading culture” problem, we also have a “reading comprehension problem”. Na wa!!!
Sometimes I wonder what kind of a country Nigeria is…
A boy studying medicine was accused of stealing a fowl in 2010, was arrested.
The DPO requested for 30k to release him, parents could only raise 20k.
Boy spent 14 years in prison & in 2024
@egi_nupe I listened to “Side Bar - Law & Crime” and something jumped at me listening to Criminal Defence Attorney, Brian J. Mcminagle (Rapper, Meek Mill’s lawyer) which really summarises current SM topics in Nigeria. Brian said: ".anybody.. https://t.co/soYHnoTcBA
" anywhere can say anything and because of the way social media is today it takes a life of its own and there are people who've never met you, don't know you, who are going to jump to conclusions about you because they can't open their phones up and not read something that's you know scandalous about you and it takes a life of its own and it can destroy you. There was a time when accusations had some scrutiny to them. You know you had to be careful before you pointed the finger at somebody, not anymore, shoot first, ask questions later…”
The Australian Government is leading the charge in addressing the challenges posed by social media’s rapid evolution and global privacy concerns. #Privacy#SocialMedia. https://t.co/5NY1fC6kO2
I’m particularly looking forward to reviewing the draft children’s online privacy code. I’m also looking forward to seeing how SM and online service providers will adjust their operations to the ban on under 16 accessing their platforms. Interesting times ahead.
The Australian Government is leading the charge in addressing the challenges posed by social media’s rapid evolution and global privacy concerns. #Privacy#SocialMedia. https://t.co/5NY1fC6kO2
.. develop a children’s online privacy code applicable to SM platforms and other online services accessible by children. I’m convinced that this will likely raise new standards for children’s privacy and online safety globally with Australia’s new laws used as best practice…..
by other countries and privacy regulators around the world. Another novel element is the creation of a new tort to enhance the rights of Australians to seek compensation and hold companies accountable for serious privacy invasions including “doxxing”.