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Meta Threatens To Shut Access To Facebook, Instagram In Nigeria Over $290m Fines.
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Meta has warned it may shut down Facebook and Instagram services in Nigeria following over $290 million in fines and what it calls “unrealistic” regulatory demands from Nigerian authorities.
The social media giant, which also owns WhatsApp, said it could be forced to withdraw its platforms to avoid enforcement actions after a federal high court in Abuja upheld fines issued by three Nigerian agencies in 2023.
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) fined Meta $220 million for alleged anti-competitive conduct.
The Advertising Regulatory Council imposed a $37.5 million penalty for unauthorized ads, while the Nigerian Data Protection Commission (NDPC) fined the company $32.8 million for breaching data privacy laws.
Meta expressed particular concern over the NDPC’s requirement that it obtain prior approval before transferring personal data outside Nigeria—something Meta called “unrealistic.”
The agency also mandated the creation of educational content on data privacy risks, in collaboration with government-approved bodies, which Meta argued is unworkable and based on a flawed interpretation of privacy laws. The federal high court has given Meta until the end of June to pay the fines.
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Recap FPL Q&A with eight-time top-50k finisher Gianni Buttice All the key information for gameweek 31 - which players are out? Who could play? Gianni's top tips on Gabriel's replacement, Salah a 'risky sell' & whether to keep or sell Fernandes? Also on Friday: De Bruyne announces he's to leave Man City - City statement & Guardiola's quotes | Postecoglou on defeat to Chelsea Get Involved: #bbcfootball, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)
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I Apologized To Sen Akpabio After Listening To Activist Sandra Durus Expose About Senator Natasha Veteran Actress, Regina Askia Reveals
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UN Judge Sentenced To 6 Years Imprisonment For Ensl@ving Housekeeper In UK
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A UK court has sentenced United Nations judge Lydia Mugambe to six years and four months in prison after finding her guilty of ensl@ving a young woman.
The 50-year-old Ugandan judge, who also serves on Uganda’s High Court, was convicted under the UK’s Modern Sl@very Act. The court heard that while studying law at Oxford University, Mugambe expl%ited her position by f%rcing the victim to work as a maid and childcare provider without pay, while also preventing her from securing regular employment.
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