Regulate TikTok, app causing harm to Nigeria — Buhari’s ex-aide
Bashir Ahmed, a former media aide to former President Muhammadu Buhari, said that TikTok is doing more harm to Nigerians than good. Ahmed said the platform has become too popular for criminals to reach the general public and needs more scrutiny from stakeholders. The former aide posted on his X.com account late Wednesday that the freedom the app offers allows criminals to spread misinformation and propaganda. He said: “What is worrying is TikTok, as a global social network These platforms do more harm to our country because they not only amplify the voices of the bad, but also empower them by giving them space to spread misinformation and misinformation. Nigeria needs strong laws and monitoring of TikTok content to prevent these bad people from using it for nefarious purposes. Gaming site Twitter (now X) ran in Nigeria for 222 days. Twitter suspended its operations in Nigeria in June 2021, just days after the platform deleted one of Buhari’s tweets. money to pay. Zagazola Makama, an expert in counter-terrorism and security researcher, presented the films in a series of posts on his X account. The Ahmed Buhari administration has lifted the ban on criminals and terrorists in Nigeria from interacting with the public and sometimes conducting face-to-face talks, effective midnight on January 13, 2022. for their crimes.
Regulate TikTok, app causing harm to Nigeria — Buhari’s ex-aide
