Nigeria released its draft Data Protection Bill, 2022 outlining a legal framework for personal data protection. The bill would establish the Nigeria Data Protection Commission to regulate personal data processing and outlines principles for processing personal information — including conducting data protection impact assessments and appointing a data protection officer — breach notification and cross-border data transfer restrictions, and enforcement abilities including investigations and civil remedies.
11 Oct. 2022
Nigeria releases draft Data Protection Bill
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