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Nigeria Wants Data Centres. But Can The Light Stay
Bibitayo Ojo- There is a conversation happening across boardrooms and government offices in Nigeria right now.…
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March 31 Deadline: Is Your Organisation’s Data Protection Audit Filed?
If your organisation processes personal data in Nigeria, the clock is ticking and running out fast.…
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March Is Here — Is Your Business Still Compliant? The CAC Annual Returns Deadline Is NOW
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Data Control or Data Creep? The Lagos State Government-Uber Clash over User Privacy
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- Nigeria Wants Data Centres. But Can The Light Stay
Bibitayo Ojo- There is a conversation happening across boardrooms and government… Read more: Nigeria Wants Data Centres. But Can The Light Stay - March 31 Deadline: Is Your Organisation’s Data Protection Audit Filed?
If your organisation processes personal data in Nigeria, the clock is ticking and running out fast. January 2026 marked the formal start of the annual Data Protection Compliance Audit cycle under the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023. - March Is Here — Is Your Business Still Compliant? The CAC Annual Returns Deadline Is NOW
Every registered business in Nigeria has a legal obligation to file annual returns with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and March is the deadline month. Miss it, and your company risks penalties, loss of good standing, or outright strike-off from the CAC register - Nigerian Court Fines Meta $25,000 Over Privacy Violation Involving Femi Falana
A Nigerian court has ordered Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, to pay $25,000 in damages to renowned human rights lawyer Femi Falana, after finding the tech giant liable for violating his privacy. - Data Control or Data Creep? The Lagos State Government-Uber Clash over User Privacy
While governments may cite various reasons for access requests, it is essential to examine such actions through the lens of data privacy principles. When the purpose for collecting personal data drifts into government surveillance, the very spirit of the fundamental right to privacy stands threatened