LASG, Court of Appeal websites hacked by unknown group over Army-Shi'ite clash

The official websites of the Lagos State Government and the Court of Appeal were on Friday hacked by an unknown group in protest of what it termed maltreatment of Muslims in Nigeria and across the world, especially Ibrahim El-Zakzaky. In

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