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JUST IN: Senate President Lawan Kicks Against Twitter Ban

by NewsOnline Nigeria
June 11, 2021
in Headline, Politics
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Senate President Lawan has kicked against Twitter Ban in by the federal government.

 

News Online reports that senate president Ahmed Lawan has stated that Nigeria needs Twitter as much as Twitter needs Nigeria.

 

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Lawan, in a statement to journalists in Abuja on Friday, expressed optimism that the current row between the federal government and the micro-blogging platform will be resolved as soon as possible.

 

In his words; “The honorable minister of information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, informed Nigerians that they are talking with Twitter to resolve this matter.”

 

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“Our belief is that Nigeria needs Twitter just as much as Twitter needs Nigeria,” he said.

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“We believe that the matter between Twitter and the federal government of Nigeria will be resolved. But beyond that, I’m an optimist, I believe all of us will have learnt our lessons.”

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