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While some stakeholders argued that requiring social media platforms to establish physical offices in Nigeria could lead to the withdrawal or shutdown of some platforms, others supported the proposal, saying it would create employment opportunities, promote technology transfer and strengthen corporate social responsibility. The post NBA, others disagree on bill requiring social media platforms to establish physical offices appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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