A wave of coordinated protests denounced the controversial Cybercrime Act of 2015—increasingly used to silence dissent, repress journalism, and target whistleblowers. “Our peaceful protest aimed to raise awareness about the impact of such legislation on our rights and freedoms. The protests also cast a spotlight on the broader crisis of bad governance, citing the government’s failure to address mass atrocities such as the current pogrom against Christians in Bokos, Plateau State. Both were charged under the Cybercrime Act for supposed “false information” and “cyberstalking”—terms human rights groups say are dangerously vague and prone to abuse. That is bad governance.” she addedThe Rigwe ethnic group in Plateau State continues to suffer escalating violence, despite national peacebuilding rhetoric.