The National  Identity Management Commission, NIMC, says N1million fine awaits any organization that denies any Nigerian with National Identity Number, essential services. 

Taxify, the world’s fastest growing ride-hailing app, has developed a new safety feature, the SOS button, with the goal of safeguarding its driver-partners against violent attacks and hijacks.

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), has commenced   nationwide cyber-security awareness workshops.

Across board, staying safe on social media entails using a strong and different password for each of your social media accounts, the longer it is the better. Security answers are better if they are two factor authentications as provided by most social media sites. With friend requests, selectiveness is key, if you do not know the person, do not accept their request, as it could be a fake account. Click links with caution because social media accounts are regularly hacked.  Look out for language or content that does not sound like something your friend would post.

In pursuance of plans to further utilize technology to keep drivers safe on the roads, Taxify has introduced the SOS button, a new safety feature on the Taxify platform, which triggers a distress call to the Lagos State Emergency Response Agency whenever drivers are in dangerous situations.