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Nigerian Constitution Prohibits Tapping of Citizens Phones - Lawyer | Mukoko News

Homepolitics-governanceNigerian Constitution Prohibits Tapping of Citizens Phones - Lawyer

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Nigerian Constitution Prohibits Tapping of Citizens Phones - Lawyer

Nigerian CommunicationWeek

By NCW Editorial·October 9, 2026·Nigeria

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A Nigerian constitutional lawyer states that the country's law prohibits arbitrary phone tapping.

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Nigerian law prohibits arbitrary tap citizens phones, according to Chris Nnaemeka, a constitutional lawyer.

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Length: 14 words · 1 min read
Published: October 9, 2026
Byline: NCW Editorial
Source: Nigerian CommunicationWeek