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JUST IN: Twitter Rejects FG’s Demand, See Demand And Why

Twitter Rejects FG’s Demand.
Onyxnews reports Micro-blogging site, Twitter has rejected the Nigerian government’s demand that the account of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu be blocked.
Minister of Information and Culture Lai Mohammed revealed this on Tuesday.
SEE Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu Makes New Assurance
Mohammed stated this when he featured on ‘Politics Nationwide,’ a Radio Nigeria call-in programme in Abuja, according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).
The minister insisted that Twitter was suspended in Nigeria because the platform was being used to promote the views of those who wanted to destabilise the country.
Mohammed said that it was unfair to conclude that Twitter was suspended because it deleted a tweet posted by President Muhammadu Buhari.
“Twitter has become a platform of choice for a particular separatist promoter,” he said.
“The promoter consistently used the platform to direct his loyalists to kill Nigerian soldiers and policemen, run-down INEC offices and destroy all symbols of Nigeria’s sovereignty.
“Every attempt to persuade Twitter to deny its platform to this separatist leader was not taken serious.”
The minister added that the Nigerian government had no apology to offer to those who were unhappy with Twitter ban in the country.
He argued that a country must exist in peace before citizens could exercise freedom of speech.
JUST IN: National Assembly Orders Nigerians To Keep Using Twitter
Speaking further, Mohammed blamed the violence and destruction of property recorded in parts of the country during the #EndSARS protests on Twitter and its founder, Jack Dorsey.
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