IPLAN to law enforcement: Stop profiling Nigerian content creators
[The Eagle - Nigeria] - 14/08/2025
The Chairman, IPLAN Board of Trustees, Barr Folarinwa Aluko said content creators are legitimate drivers of Nigeria’s fast-growing digital economy and deserve recognition as innovators and entrepreneurs—not suspicion. The post IPLAN to law enforcement: Stop profiling Nigerian content creators (…)
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