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The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has praised Google, Microsoft, and TikTok for adhering to the Code of Practice for Interactive Computer Service Platforms/Internet Intermediaries.
The agency in a statement applauded the platforms for submitting their 2024 compliance reports, which demonstrate their commitment to promoting online safety and managing harmful content.
According to the reports, the platforms registered 754,629 complaints, took down 58,909,112 pieces of content, removed and reuploaded 420,439 content following user appeals, and closed or deactivated 13,597,057 accounts.
NITDA emphasized that building a safer digital space requires sustained collaboration among stakeholders.
The agency said it remain committed to working with industry players, civil society, and regulatory partners to strengthen user safety measures, enhance digital literacy, and promote transparency in Nigeria’s digital ecosystem.
The Code of Practice, jointly issued by NITDA, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), and National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), outlines guidelines for online safety and content management.
