President Muhammadu Buhari-led government has summoned envoys of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and the European Union in Nigeria over their comments on the… Read More »FG Summons US, UK Envoys, Others Over Comments On Twitter Ban
The National Broadcasting Commission, on Monday, directed all Tv and radio stations in the country to deactivate their Twitter account. The regulatory commission noted… Read More »NBC Orders TV, Radio Stations To Deactivate Twitter Accounts
Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN has directed for immediate prosecution of offenders of the Federal Government ban on… Read More »Twitter Ban: Malami Orders Prosecution of Offenders
The Governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi, has condemned President Muhammadu Buhari over the suspension of the micro-blogging platform, Twitter. The Chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum… Read More »Fayemi Condemns Buhari For Banning Twitter
The Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) has condemned the decision of the federal government to ban the operations of Twitter in Nigeria. It will be recalled… Read More »NBA Reacts To Twitter Ban In Nigeria
The ban on the operations of the microblogging site, Twitter in Nigeria has finally been effected. This platform reports that the government had directed telecom… Read More »Officially, Twitter Nigeria Is Down
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has condemned the “illegal and unconstitutional suspension of Twitter’s Operations in Nigeria,” and called on “the government of President… Read More »Rescind suspension of Twitter or face legal action, SERAP tells Buhari
Nigerians have started reacting to the news of the Federal Government’s suspension of Twitter. The news which was announced through the Twitter handle of the… Read More »Nigerians react as FG suspends Twitter indefinitely
The Federal Government has suspended the operations of Twitter in Nigeria. The announcement made by the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture via Twitter reads,… Read More »FG Suspends Twitter Operations In Nigeria
Former presidential aspirant, Adamu Garba has asked the Nigerian government to shut down Twitter in Nigeria. Recall that the micro-blogging platform on Wednesday, deleted President… Read More »Adamu Garba Calls For Twitter Shutdown
The federal government of Nigeria has declared that social media giant, Twitter has not been fair to the country. The Minister of Information and Culture,… Read More »Presidency Reacts As Twitter Deletes Buhari’s ‘Controversial’ Post
The micro-blogging site, Twitter has deleted President Muhammadu Buhari’s tweet wherein he spoke about the civil war experience. The President in a tweet on Tuesday… Read More »Twitter Deletes Buhari’s Tweet On Civil War
Former US President Donald Trump has launched his own personal media website, months after he was suspended from Twitter and Facebook. Titled From The Desk… Read More »Trump Announces Own Social Media Platform
Nigerians on the social media platform, Twitter, has reacted to Pete Edochie’s claim that feminism was the cause of domestic violence. Pete Edochie while speaking… Read More »Nigerians React To Pete Edochie’s BBC Interview
The hashtag ENDSARS is making the rounds again on Twitter this Thursday with over 60,000 tweets by midday. The recent trend is a reaction to… Read More »ENDSARS Makes No1 Trend Again On Twitter As Tweeps Ask EFCC To Probe Oba Of Lagos
Nigerians have come out to bash the Governor of the Central bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emiefele on Twitter over his definition of cryptocurrency as “money… Read More »Nigerians Bash CBN Governor Over Policies
Former United States President, Donald Trump, who was banned from Twitter shortly before his tenure expired, has said the social media platform has become boring.… Read More »Trump Attacks Twitter, Says It Has Become Very Boring
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has recorded 1,588 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 139,242.… Read More »COVID-19: NCDC Records 1,588 New Infections, Total Now 139,242