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Withdraw social media bill or face lawsuit, SERAP tells NASS

Punch Nigeria about 11 hours 1 mins read
SERAP warns NASS to withdraw the proposed Social Media Bill 2026, calling it a backdoor attempt to control online expression, or face legal action. Read More: https://punchng.com/withdraw-social-media-bill-or-face-lawsuit-serap-tells-nass/

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