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THE LAW 101: Before you fly that drone
By Samson Lardy Anyenini The arrest of three persons for allegedly flying drones over the EOCO headquarters is a useful reminder: owning a drone does not give you an unrestricted right to fly it wherever you please.
The drone must be registered, and registration alone is not permission to fly.
So, in the EOCO incident, the legal questions go beyond simply asking, “Why were they flying a drone there?
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