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Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has officially flagged off commercial operations of the Lagos Red Line rail with an inaugural trip from Oyingbo Station to Agbado, a key suburban area on the Lagos boundary. The historic ride, which took place at exactly 5.20 pm on Tuesday, comes seven months after the completion and commissioning of the rail
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The Peoples Democratic Party has described smear campaigns against its candidate in the September 21, 2024, Edo State Governorship election,…
An Abuja-based human rights lawyer, Pelumi Olajengbesi, has warned social media users to desist from intentional and unintended defamation and cyberbullying. According to him, cyberbullying is a serious offense that can endanger lives. In a statement, Olajengbesi urged his colleagues to normalize the idea of offering advice on the adverse effects of defamation and cyberbullying.
Defamation, cyberbullying have criminal civil consequences – Lawyer warns Nigerians
An Abuja-based human rights lawyer, Pelumi Olajengbesi, has warned social media users to desist from intentional and unintended defamation and cyberbullying.
According to him, cyberbullying is a serious offense that can endanger lives.
In a statement, Olajengbesi urged his colleagues to normalize the idea of offering advice on the adverse effects of defamation and cyberbullying.
He said, “This is an appeal to our colleagues and friends in the legal profession: let us normalize the idea of advising our clients about cyberbullying as a serious offense that can endanger lives.
“Many individuals are suffering and even dying from depression due to the impact of social media bullying.
“It is important to recognize that defamation can lead to both criminal and civil consequences, and understanding this requires a bit of enlightenment.
“As a legal practitioner committed to the decriminalization of freedom of speech in Nigeria, I am concerned that we often overlook the limits of this freedom.”
Defamation, cyberbullying have criminal civil consequences – Lawyer warns Nigerians
Marseille beat Lens 3-1 on Saturday to stay within touching distance of Ligue 1 table-toppers Paris Saint-Germain. Second-half strikes from Valentin Rongier, Luis Henrique, and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg ensured Marseille remain third, nine points behind PSG, and three off Monaco in second spot. After the top two both won on Friday, Marseille needed to get back
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Marseille beat Lens 3-1 on Saturday to stay within touching distance of Ligue 1 table-toppers Paris Saint-Germain. Second-half strikes from Valentin Rongier, Luis Henrique, and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg ensured Marseille remain third, nine points behind PSG, and three off Monaco in second spot. After the top two both won on Friday, Marseille needed to get back