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Citing the growing proliferation of fake news as a major threat to national peace and stability, Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, has called on the Federal Government to control social media.
At the Northern Traditional Rulers Council General Assembly in Birnin Kebbi on Tuesday, Abubakar made this appeal. He expressed grave concern over the quick spread of misleading information online and pointed out that many Nigerians take bogus stories at face value.
“The government should immediately start regulating social media in the nation. He said, “The spread of fake news is dangerous and needs to be addressed.”
At Tuesday’s Northern Traditional Rulers Council General Assembly in Birnin Kebbi, the Sultan of Sokoto was present.
The Sultan also gave the Nigerian military credit for their ongoing efforts to tackle insecurity throughout the nation, especially against banditry.
He admitted that the meeting in Kebbi might not have taken place if they hadn’t continued their efforts.
“I vehemently disagree with some of the derogatory remarks made about our military due to specific defeats. In many regions of the nation, they are making every effort to restore security. Criticism like this is ineffective. Rather, it deters those who risk their lives to ensure our protection,” he continued.