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Britain and France Consider Social Media Ban for Children and Teenagers
It has been reported that Britain and France are considering banning social media for minors, including children and teenagers.
This move follows Australia’s recent ban on social media use for children under the age of 16.
The proposal has received support from many people, who believe such measures are necessary to protect the minds and well-being of children.
Australia has reportedly banned children under 16 from using platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.
Ghanaian media personality Afia Schwarzenegger speaks on the xenophobia issues occurring around Africans in South Africa.
She stated that Ghana is not the same as Nigeria and shared that if such issues happen to Ghanaians in South Africa, they will speak up and not keep quiet. She added that they will react.
“Ghana is not like Nigeria and we won’t hesitate to return the stupid favour.”
It has been recorded that UNICEF has noted that Nigeria is the country with the highest number of children who have not received vaccines.
The organisation shared that especially children in urban areas are not accessible to vaccines, and this affects the numbers in Nigeria and the health of children.
“Today’s event is more than a launch. It is a shared political and moral commitment to the right of every Nigerian child to life-saving vaccines, regardless of where they are born or live.”
They shared the importance of the vaccine.
A Boko Haram video goes viral and sparks reactions and concern from Nigerians.
It has been noted that the terrorists made a video stating that their goal is either to convert or be killed. They are basing their actions on the teachings of Prophet Mohammed’s Jihad.
The terrorists also shared that Nigerians should expect more attacks, especially in Borno.
Question/Thought: How do we save ourselves and stop this in Nigeria?
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