- The administration has announced investments in security operations taking place across Nigeria.
- The upper house must approve constitutional amendments while the legislative body considers security reforms in Nigeria.
Nigeria's legislature strengthens its laws to enhance cyberspace protection.
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Updated Jul 20
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What happened
Nigeria's legislature strengthens its laws to enhance cyberspace protection.
Who's involved
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Part of
The upper house must approve constitutional amendments while the legislative body considers security reforms in Nigeria.Also in this story
- The Senate sought an audience with President Tinubu and urged the Federal Government to discontinue rehabilitation efforts.
- Both the Nigerian Senate and House of Representatives approved the Constitution (Sixth Alteration) Bill.
Within The administration has announced investments in security operations taking place across Nigeria.
The entities involved
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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house of representatives
general term for legislative bodies
Related events
- Vague law is being used against civil society in Nigeria.
- Nigeria must update its laws to effectively handle modern cybercrime threats.
- The Nigerian government reaffirmed its commitment to digital infrastructure and provided shared digital infrastructure.
- Nigerian law now governs platform operation and digital rights for major social media companies.
- President Tinubu signed amendments to the Cybercrimes Act, which is being monitored by CPJ.