This, it explained, was part of its broader commitment to ensuring safe, private, and positive online experiences for teens across Africa.
The global organisation noted that as more Nigerian teens join Instagram, it was crucial to prioritise their safety and privacy.
“Parents want to feel confident that their teens can use social media to connect with their friends and explore their interests, without having to worry about unsafe or inappropriate experiences. Teen Accounts were designed to better support parents and give them peace of mind that their teens have the right protections in place.
