The Senate’s Anti-Social Media Bill, an act of inter-generational warfare - Enjoy this Awesome Report

The Senate’s Anti-Social Media Bill, an act of inter-generational warfare

SENATOR Mohammed Sani Musa’s anti-social media bill now making its way through Nigeria’s upper legislative chamber in the Senate is worse than a throwback to the worst years of Nigeria’s experience of military rule. It is a hubristic act of inter-generational warfare that must be resisted and defeated.

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