‘YOU WILL BE ARRESTED’ — NYSC DG WARNS CORPS MEMBERS OVER CYBERCRIME OFFENCES. (PHOTO).

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 ‘You will be arrested’ — NYSC DG warns corps members over cybercrime offences Olakunle Nafiu, director-general (DG) of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), says serving corps members are not exempted from Nigeria’s cybercrime law during their mandatory national service year. Nafiu spoke in Abuja on Thursday during an interview, where he noted that corps members are citizens and are bound by the constitution and other extant laws regulating online conduct, cyber activities, and public behaviour. Nafiu noted that allegations of cyberbullying involving corps members would be investigated and handled by relevant law enforcement agencies in line with the law.

BEN STILLER DEMANDS WHITE HOUSE REMOVE “TROPIC THUNDER” CLIP FROM WHITE HOUSE VIDEO: 'WAR IS NOT A MOVIE'. (PHOTO)


 Ben Stiller demands White House remove “Tropic Thunder” clip from White House video: 'War is not a movie'


Ben Stiller has publicly criticized the White House for using a clip from his 2009 comedy Tropic Thunder in a recent social media post. 


The video, shared Thursday on the official White House X account, featured scenes from various films and TV shows, including Top Gun, Braveheart, Iron Man, Breaking Bad, and Tropic Thunder, with the caption “JUSTICE THE AMERICAN WAY.” The clip in question showed Tom Cruise’s character Les Grossman dancing.


On Friday, Stiller reposted the video and demanded that the administration remove the footage, stressing that neither he nor the film’s team had given permission. 


“We never gave you permission and have no interest in being a part of your propaganda machine. War is not a movie,” he wrote. 


His comments came amid heightened tensions following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, with the White House’s video including imagery of warfare labeled “Unclassified.”


Stiller joins a growing list of artists objecting to the unauthorized use of their work by the administration. 


Sabrina Carpenter condemned the use of her song “Juno” in a montage of ICE raids, Kenny Loggins demanded the removal of “Danger Zone” from an AI-generated video, and Kesha denounced the use of her track “Blow” in a TikTok post she said promoted violence. 


Each artist has spoken out against what they see as inappropriate and misleading use of their creative content in political messaging.

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