Nollywood star actor Yemi Solade has slammed Twitter as a disruptive element, accusing the microblogging platform of insulting President Muhammadu Buhari and Nigerians.
Egocentric President Muhammadu Buhari angered by the removal of his ‘genocidal’ posts had intended to suspend Facebook and Twitter’s operations in Nigeria.
Buhari regime has accused some Western nations of supporting the activities of IPOB and its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, to destabilise Nigeria.
Lai Mohammed said the decision on whom to prosecute for using Twitter after the ban lies within the prerogative of the attorney-general.
The foreign envoys restarted the opposition to Twitter ban, urging the Buhari regime to address its concerns on dangerous use of the platforms through the courts
“We expect negative sentiments to dominate the equities market as knee-jerk reactions to the federal government’s decision.”
Mr Adeboye said the prohibition of Twitter use by the Buhari regime violated international rights conventions and would be disregarded by his church members.
“You want to arrest anyone still using Twitter?”
Mr Makinde Saturday morning accused the Buhari regime of not thinking of the implications of its decision on Nigerians and foreign investors.
ALTON maintains that it aligns itself with the position of the UN which holds that the rights of people offline must also be protected online.
