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In this century we live in, it is almost impossible to separate our digital lives from our everyday lives. For billions of people worldwide, including millions in Africa and Nigeria, the internet shapes how we work, communicate, learn, and participate in society. Every message sent, post shared, or transaction made generates data: data that, without safeguards, can be collected, analysed, or exploited. Protecting digital rights, particularly privacy and freedom of expression, is therefore essential for human dignity and democracy.
