Abike Dabiri Responds to Online Bullying Advice
The Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has responded to a social media user who advised her to take legal action against cyberbullies.
On Thursday, September 4, 2025, the user wrote on his X page:
“Is the law on cyberbullying now in effect? A number of potential convicts here on this thread.”
Reacting via her official X account, Dabiri-Erewa laughed off the suggestion, stressing that she cannot be bullied. However, she confirmed that a legal framework does exist for those with strong evidence of online harassment.
In her words:
“Yes. That is true. Unfortunately, I can’t be cyber bullied but at least there is a law in place if anyone feels so strongly.”
Her response has since generated reactions online, with some Nigerians applauding her confidence, while others highlighted the importance of enforcing cybercrime laws more effectively.
The Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has responded to a social media user who advised her to take legal action against cyberbullies.
On Thursday, September 4, 2025, the user wrote on his X page:
“Is the law on cyberbullying now in effect? A number of potential convicts here on this thread.”
Reacting via her official X account, Dabiri-Erewa laughed off the suggestion, stressing that she cannot be bullied. However, she confirmed that a legal framework does exist for those with strong evidence of online harassment.
In her words:
“Yes. That is true. Unfortunately, I can’t be cyber bullied but at least there is a law in place if anyone feels so strongly.”
Her response has since generated reactions online, with some Nigerians applauding her confidence, while others highlighted the importance of enforcing cybercrime laws more effectively.
Abike Dabiri Responds to Online Bullying Advice
The Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has responded to a social media user who advised her to take legal action against cyberbullies.
On Thursday, September 4, 2025, the user wrote on his X page:
“Is the law on cyberbullying now in effect? A number of potential convicts here on this thread.”
Reacting via her official X account, Dabiri-Erewa laughed off the suggestion, stressing that she cannot be bullied. However, she confirmed that a legal framework does exist for those with strong evidence of online harassment.
In her words:
“Yes. That is true. Unfortunately, I can’t be cyber bullied but at least there is a law in place if anyone feels so strongly.”
Her response has since generated reactions online, with some Nigerians applauding her confidence, while others highlighted the importance of enforcing cybercrime laws more effectively.
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