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Data commission warns Nigerians against malicious electronic messages

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The Nigeria Data Protection Commission has warned Nigerians against malicious electronic messages falsely claiming recipients have violated traffic rules. Read More: https://punchng.com/data-commission-warns-nigerians-against-malicious-electronic-messages/

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