Nigerian Coalition Applauds House Passage of Child Online Safety Bill
The Nigerian Coalition for Child Online Safety, comprising civil society organizations, lauds the House of Representatives for passing the Child Online Access Protection Bill. The bill, sponsored by Hon. Olumide Osoba, aims to strengthen the framework for combating online exploitation of children.
The coalition commends the leadership shown by Osoba, House Speaker Hon. Tajudeen Abba, and other members. Shirley Ewang of Gatefield Coalition emphasizes the importance of holding big tech companies accountable.
Khadijah El Usman highlights the prevalence of online harm among Nigerian children. The Senate is urged to follow suit in safeguarding children online.
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