Public affairs analyst and activist, Blessing Akinlosotu, has called on the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to closely monitor social media content creators to help prevent potential abuse.
Akinlosotu made the call in a statement on Tuesday.
She was reacting to the controversy surrounding President Bola Tinubu’s son, Seyi, social commentator Martins Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, and content creator Mitchel Mukoro, known as King Mitchy.
Recall VeryDarkMan had alleged that Seyi Tinubu and King Mitchy threatened to his life over his remarks on the N100 million donation.
However, Seyi Tinubu dismissed VDM’s claim in a lengthy statement at the weekend.
The feud took another dimension after a report alleged that King Mitchy attempted to take her life.
Reacting to the controversy involving the trio, Akinlosotu noted it was needless for VDM to drag Seyi Tinubu into the matter.
She also condemned King Mitchy for attempting to take her life.
“I call on the Nigeria Communication Commission, the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission and other regulatory agencies to start paying closer and more serious attention to content being generated and churned out on a daily basis by creators across the federation through media.
“There must be strong sanctions, and some persons must be made scapegoats as a way of deterrence.”
