Prisons will be filled with bloggers if hate speech bill is passed – Shehu Sani

Congressperson Shehu Sani has made his contemplations about the 'despise discourse' charge known to the general population, the section of the broadly condemned Hate discourse charge was supported by Senator Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi of Niger State. As indicated by Sani, should the detest discourse law be passed, detainment facilities the nation over will be loaded with bloggers and pundits of the administration.


Shehu Sani likewise stated, in as much as there ought to be a battle against detest discourse, it ought not be transformed into a battle against free discourse. He expressed that if this bill is passed, Tyranny and fear will progress toward becoming state arrangement and the government officials clamoring for the law to be passed should know they won't be in control until the end of time.

He composed on Facebook;

"The vast majority in Power are bigoted to feedback and susceptible to contradiction to be trusted with a death penalty for Hate speech.The law against Hate discourse will be utilized against free discourse.

Numerous commentators and web-based social networking devotees will wind up in the gallows.Our censured cells in the jails will be loaded with bloggers, pundits and saw political rivals.

We should battle Hate discourse, Hate discourse is a genuine risk to peace, solidarity and request of a country yet we should secure free discourse.

Free discourse is the shield of the oppressed.When you have state police and you have the death penalty for Hate discourse, you will have oppression and fear as a state policy.People in power should mull over what they do with control as sometime they will be out of energy.

A majority rule state must adjust its security exigencies with its sacred commitments and good obligation to maintain the govern of law and regard central privileges of its citizens.If you are out in the open office and you would prefer not to be scrutinized or tested, please get off and backpedal to your family where you can be a royal head."