Libya Arrests Two Nigerians for Social Media Incitement

Libyan authorities arrested two Nigerian nationals in the coastal town of Qarabouli for allegedly spreading inciting content on social media. Reports indicate that the suspects were detained for circulating a video online that was described as having an inciting nature and promoting violence and criminal activity.

The content of the material is considered a violation of Libyan law and poses a threat to public security and stability. The authorities confirmed that the individuals would face formal charges, and legal proceedings will be concluded with a referral to the public prosecution office for further investigation and possible prosecution under Libyan criminal law.

The identities of the suspects were not immediately disclosed. This incident reflects ongoing concerns regarding the use of social media platforms in Libya, where authorities have intensified surveillance of online content deemed a threat to national security in recent years.