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Welcome

Welcome to Check It, Name It Fairly

1. Say it, prove it

Say It, Prove It: Defamation

Check: Fact or opinion?

Check: Defamation and the police

Check: Before a serious post

2. Check before you post

Check Before You Post: Cybercrimes and False News

Check: What changed in 2024

Check: The verify routine

Check: A police invitation

3. People on camera

People on Camera: Consent, Privacy, Children

Check: Consent for a prank

Check: A child in the shot

Hold the Post simulator

Hold the Post: The Simulator

Final check

Final Check: How It Works

Final check 1: What counts as defamation

Final check 2: Honest opinion

Final check 3: Defamation as a crime

Final check 4: Section 24 after 2024

Final check 5: False news under the Criminal Code

Final check 6: Panic posts

Final check 7: Proving consent

Final check 8: Children on camera

Final check 9: Right of reply

Final check 10: A police invitation

Your Practical Task: My Pre-Publish Check

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You're Done: What Happens Next

A short course for Nigerian skit makers, influencers, citizen journalists and filmmakers on telling true stories about real people: defamation, the Cybercrimes Act and false news, consent and children on camera, and when to call a lawyer. Course 5 of 8 in the Creative Compliance Academy (Nigeria). Version 1.0 · facts checked 7 Nov 2026.

You post about real people: a landlord, a stranger at a bus stop, an official in a viral memo. One wrong word can bring a lawsuit, a police invitation or real harm to someone.

Check It, Name It Fairly: Media Ethics, Defamation and Responsible Storytelling (Nigeria)

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