Nigerian Army now monitors what you post on social media

Nigerian Army now monitors what you post on social media

The activities of Nigerians on the social media are now being monitored for hate speech, anti-government and anti-security information by the military.

Director of Defence Information, Major-General John Enenche, told Channels Television that the move became necessary in the light of troubling activities and misinformation capable of jeopardizing the unity of the country.

His comments come less than 48 hours after President Muhammadu Buhari said in his national broadcast that some of the discussion on social media in his absence crossed the line and left him distressed.

For Major General Enenche, the social media has always been a challenge all over the world and for the military, it is no different.

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One Response to “Nigerian Army now monitors what you post on social media”

  1. Unknown's avatar

    Please, wen u(d Nigerian Army) finish fighting boko haram into extinction, then I will give u my permission to monitor our social media. Mtcheeeeeeeew,jobless people.

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