It's #NMCG2022 in a few hours!
This edition will provide a platform for analysts, policymakers, and citizens to converse on safeguarding the digital rights of African citizens in closing civic spaces.
Join us tomorrow from 9 am WAT ➡️newmediagov.ng/registration/
“To increase civic participation in closing spaces, #digitalInclusion should be promoted, collaborative actions should be taken, there should be capacity building across the civic ecosystem (government, media, civil society).”
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“Civic spaces should be complex and multi-dimensional, it should include trends such as digital openings, digital closings, and global crises.” - Anriette Esterhuysen
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“Social media is being used as a tool to intimidate citizens.” - Nancy Saiboh
“There are several regulations that restrict social media and these regulations have weak mechanisms.” - @Tope_Ogundipe
We must find a way amongst ourselves to see how we can harness the social media so that our decisions can affect us offline. - Anthony Ojukwu #NMCG2022
80% of the PVCs have been printed and we are hoping that before the month runs out, the remaining PVC's can be ready for collection- Bimbo Oladunjoye #NMCG2022
Inec has done a lot in using new media to engage the youths. 90 percent of the things you want to do you can do online. Bimbo Oladunjoye (Deputy director MIS, INEC)
Across all new media spaces there is a kind of credibility that new media gives to potential candidates. For our current administration they don’t like this. @ThisIsJFK#NMCG2022
When it comes to open source and digital work, restrictions can be a little problematic but it definitely has its many benefits
- DSS Representative
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