Senate President calls for dialogue on Hate Speech, Social Media bill
In a speech he delivered on Monday at a Town Hall meeting on “Hate Speech and Media Regulations bills”, organised by Daar Communications PLC in Abuja, the Senate President noted that the challenges was as a result of fresh gains in the media industry.
“These issues have become topical because of our new realities. The realities have come because of the fresh gains in media and information technologies. “Added to this is the extent to which government should intervene. Important also is the need to come to an understanding on the best approach in finding a way forward.
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