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    Five steps to eliminating fake news and website cloning in Nigeria

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    By Sunday Folayan

    Here are just five easy steps to eliminate Fake News and the Cloning of Government Sites and Services in Nigeria

    1. All Government organizations should stop making press releases, before updating their website with the intended Press release. The Location of the press release on their website, should always the last line in the same Press release.
    1. Every Government organization in Nigeria should endeavor to put pointers on their websites to their social media accounts. People should only visit these accounts, through the organization’s website.
    1. All Nigerian Government organizations should be linked from https://nigeria.gov.ng. It should be the take-off point for visiting other Government Websites, and then their Social media presence.
    1. The Nigeria Orientation Agency should aggressively explain to Nigerians, why it is important to follow this route.
    1. Those on Social media should then share the publication of the Nigeria Orientation Agency, and the fact that they are to make these types of re-orientation workable, for the good of the entire Nation.

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