In-depth reviews of the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023, Cybercrimes Act 2015, digital asset regulations, online defamation, phishing scam remedies, and data breach notifications.
Potentially yes, but only where the monitoring is disclosed in advance through a clear company policy, serves a legitimate business purpose, and...
Generally yes, recording a private phone conversation without the consent of the other party can violate the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023...
You can sue the lending platform for defamation, breach of data privacy, and petition regulatory authorities for severe administrative fines and compensation....
Act 2015. Under Nigerian law, rights, duties, and liabilities are governed by clear statutory provisions designed to uphold justice, protect vulnerable citizens,...
Yes. Publishing private personal addresses to incite public harassment constitutes cyberstalking under Section 24 of the Cybercrimes Act 2015. Under Nigerian law,...
Yes. In Nigerian defamation law, every republication or forwarding of a defamatory message constitutes a fresh publication, rendering the sender liable in...
No. Under Section 24 of the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023, continuous covert tracking of personal location without transparent consent is illegal....
Hacking, guessing passwords, or accessing an ex-partner’s email, WhatsApp, or social media accounts without authorization is a serious criminal offense carrying up...
Yes. You can sue the author for cyber defamation (libel) in the High Court and recover millions of naira in general damages,...
Yes. Disclosing private, confidential WhatsApp conversations online without the consent of the other participant can expose you to criminal prosecution under data...
