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“For many young people, a way of resolving the consequent sense of alienation is to retreat from the Nigeria project ...
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“For many young people, a way of resolving the consequent sense of alienation is to retreat from the Nigeria project ...
The NHRC issued the advisory as part of activities to mark the 2nd International Day for Countering Hate Speech, which ...
The suspect allegedly posted on Twitter a call to “Let's kill all the Igbos.”
"In Nigeria, with national elections imminent, we must be watchful for any upsurge in hate speech and disinformation, particularly if ...
The Nigerian government increased the fine for hate speech 10 times to five million Naira in the reviewed National Broadcasting ...
The federal government recently increased the fine for hate speech from N500,000 to N5 million in the amended National Broadcasting ...
The new fine is stipulated in the Reviewed Broadcasting Code.
Aliyu Abdullahi said his controversial bill will address the dangers hate speech poses for Nigeria
A bill, the National Commission for the Prohibition of Hate Speech Bill, was reintroduced.
The lawmakers are expected to debate these details of the bill soon.
A UN official speaks at a sensitisation workshop.
The professor also praised PREMIUM TIMES as the best media in Nigeria.
The fine would be given to two needy schools in Durban, court rules.
Party passes a vote of confidence on its chairman, Jide Awe.
The event also honoured 20 outstanding student journalists and writers.
The lawmaker has proposed a bill in the Senate.
The sponsor of the bill speaks to PREMIUM TIMES.
The presidency regrets "high level of hate speech" in the media.
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The Council says it is "roguish subterfuge" to say herdsmen are killing in the name of Islam.
The stations were sanctioned for hateful speech, vulgar lyrics and unverifiable claims.
“The nature of calls we get on our show are such that if the NBC wasn’t monitoring us we would ...
The minister said no one is above the law.
The traditional ruler commended the stance of the federal government on hate speech.
The presidency has stated the government’s plans to criminalise hate speech.
The order was a follow up to his Monday morning national broadcast