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Nigeria At Sunset 30th, October 2020
To wrap up this week's #NigeriaAtSunset with Ponsah Fanap & Opeyemi Akinyode, we explored the aftermath of the suspension of the #EndSARS Protest; The Winners and The Losers as well as the outburst that followed Hon Desmond Elliot's comment on the regulation of social media.
David Joseph Umar joined Opeyemi in the conversation. According to Mr Umar, the #ENDSars protest is a commendable exercise. In his opinion, he said that it's okay to regulate the social media; since the regulation is not a total ban but an effort to curb chaos.
Listen to the replay of the show and other previous episodes via our podcast.
Happy weekend, stay out of trouble.
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