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Undeniably, it is not this altruistic function of aiding the recovery of stolen phones that is worrisome to several Nigerians, it is the obvious alternative functionality that causes concern – the ability to track the owner of a device who’s in possession of the device.
The NDPR is a welcome development in view of Nigeria’s conscious efforts at being awakened to its responsibilities as regards issues of data protection. Nigeria must be applauded for imbibing universal best practices as they relate to the various principles of data protection as evidenced by the similarities existing between the NDPR and the GDPR.
As the use of IoT products increases, legal issues such as data protection, software licensing, cybersecurity, and e-contracts arise. This research paper seeks to analyze and review the growth of IoT in the technology space, particularly in Nigeria, the issue of data protection, as well as key regulations. Lastly, the paper attempts to answer the question of who bears liability in the event of a breach of data privacy and unlawful access to the digital footprint.
The immigration policies in Nigeria have taken major steps forward in dealing with modern immigration realities. Pursuant to this the Nigerian immigration structure has evolved its regulatory stance and policy framework to constantly address leading issues associated with Immigration relations. Below, we will briefly delve into most relevant and primary enactments and policies, driving our immigration stance and their implications on immigration practices in Nigeria.