Multinational technology company Meta has been in the news lately in Nigeria and Ghana – but not necessarily for positive ...

People in Nigeria may lose access to Facebook and Instagram after parent company Meta said it faced large fines and ...

Following recent threat by lead­ing social media giant, Meta, to shut down Facebook and Insta­gram in Nigeria over the $290 million (about N464 billion) fine imposed by three regulatory agencies, ...

The Nigerian FCCPC said Meta has faced similar penalties in the European Union and countries like the United States, India, South Korea, France, and Australia, without threatening to exit those ...

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is threatening to suspend its services in Nigeria because of high fines and what it says are “unrealistic” legal requirements from Nigerian ...

Countries like Nigeria, Brazil, and Kenya are asserting their right to regulate digital platforms within their borders.

Nigeria, through the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), has responded to Meta’s recent threat to ...

Meta on Saturday vowed to fight Nigerian fines for various consumer data violations, reportedly threatening to cut off ...

The commission emphasised that the ongoing judicial process against Meta will proceed regardless of any threats to exit the ...

FCCPC has insisted that Meta, despite its threats to exit Nigeria, must face consequences for data breaches and unfair ...

Meta’s claim that it may be forced to exit Nigeria due to FCCPC’s recent order appears to be a calculated move aimed at ...

Nigeria accused Meta, the parent of Facebook and Instagram, of launching a “negative” public relations campaign to put pressure on authorities as the company threatened to withdraw its apps from the ...