A Federal High Court in Lagos nullifies a N60 billion sanction imposed on Facebook Nigeria by the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON). The court holds that ARCON acted outside its statutory powers when it imposed the fine over allegations that Facebook ran advertisements targeted at the Nigerian market without required approval. In separate reporting, both outlets say the presiding judge, Justice Yellim Bogoro, sets aside the penalty on jurisdictional and legal grounds. The decision also refers to constitutional concerns, including that the regulator’s actions infringe on the company’s rights. The ruling therefore removes the N60 billion fine from Facebook Nigeria Operations Limited. The reports do not indicate immediate next steps by ARCON, but the court’s order stands as the outcome of the legal challenge at the Federal High Court in Lagos.