Freedom of speech has limits

Guardian Nigeria

Freedom of speech comes with serious consequences. While you have the right to express yourself, your words can have a profound impact on others and lead to legal repercussions.   Before you post, ask yourself: could your content damage someone's reputation, lead to harassment, or incite violence? If you're found liable under the amended Cybercrime Acts of 2024, you could face hefty fines or even jail time.   This law highlights the need for reform. It should protect journalists and citizens from those who wield it to silence dissent. A truly progressive society ensures a justice system that is both accessible and fair for all.   #FreedomOfSpeech #CybercrimeLaw #JusticeReform

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00:00there is freedom of speech however freedom after speech cannot be guaranteed so before you make

00:06that post check it does it contain content that could destroy one's reputation harass someone

00:13or threaten another person that could lead to bodily harm and even death if found liable you

00:22could be arrested and prosecuted with the amended cybercrime acts of 2024 and the fine could range

00:30from 7 million to 25 million or a deal term of 3 to 10 years however this law needs to

00:38be reformed

00:39where it protects journalists and other citizens from economically powerful people who choose to

00:46use this law to intimidate others note that a society that's progressive has a justice system

00:54that is accessible and fair

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