FG should ban Twitter in Nigeria

oshozondii:
We Are Suspecting Twitter’s Role In Biafra Agitation, Says FG



https://dailytrust.com/breaking-we-are-suspecting-twitters-role-in-biafra-agitation-says-fg

Anu mpama

Patrioticman007:


The truth is very bitter, let them have their Biafra on the conditions that every single Okoro vacate, every hamlet in Nigeria with properties on their heads.

We agree on that,and every baboon and monkey will leave East too.

colestephan86:

To hell with Twitter

Collect fuck_ you and rest.. Nonsense

Coldshisha:


Shut up if you can't point out any point to defer and stop wasting coment space

Shut up

LegendHero:
FG have the right to defend themselves just like the citizens themselves reserve the right to report FG.

If I am the president, I won’t also sit back and do nothing when people start killing my policemen, burn federal institutions, and kill soldiers. No president, even in the USA will sit by and watch but since we are in Nigeria, anything goes for clout.

However, Buhari Tweet too is not that needed using that kind of language especially when the atmosphere is still tense for Biafra remembrance day.

So Twitter is Justified for deleting Buhari Tweet but that shouldn’t stop Buhari from defending his security forces and restoring normalcy. He should just extend the same to the bandits and herdsmen wreaking havoc.

OBJ ordered shoot at sight on OPC then even when they were his fellow Yorubas. So Buhari should do same on Fulani herdsmen, bandits, and Unknown gunmen too.

i don't know if you could still remember this president you're talking about back then in 2011 when jonathan is battling boko haram in the north, BUHARI said and i quote "An attack on Boko Haram is an attack on the North". Maybe now, an attack on IPOB is an attack on the south east

Patrioticman007:


The truth is very bitter, let them have their Biafra on the conditions that every single Okoro vacate, every hamlet in Nigeria with properties on their heads.

Another bitter soul,you want to recover your forfather's ancestrial land sold and bought by an igbo man.

GuyWise101:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Now that twitter has banned the illiterate presidiot what can they do? Imagine if twitter cited their office in Nigeria by now they would have received many sanctions from different groups..

Anyone that still prays for Nigerias unity with all the hatred from the president to a section of this country shall die a painful death.

The same way they're busy sanctioning media houses without any justifiable reason.

kingthreat:
I think it is high time governments banned that app from their country's servers.
A group has been encouraging killing of policemen, military men, anarchy and a lot of evil but they were never banned. But when a president of a sovereign nation indicated his will to go military agent agents of destabilization, his tweet was taken down. Twitter should understand that not every country is America. Not every president can be humilated like Donald Trump.

Completely agree. Biased community rules like the one twitter is using will always result in one party doubting the fairness of twiter. Because how on earth is it ok for Nnamdi Kanu to tweet that no Nigerian soldier will leave the South East alive and then not ok for the President to tweet about restoring law and order. Its just ridiculous!

Lol but Twitter did same to Trump. I think FG should also report tweets they consider a threat to national unity.

oshozondii:
We Are Suspecting Twitter’s Role In Biafra Agitation, Says FG



https://dailytrust.com/breaking-we-are-suspecting-twitters-role-in-biafra-agitation-says-fg

When will Prez Buhari open his Twitter for replies??

Lie Mohammed is an old fool that can't change am sure he was the one using PMB account reason why it pains him an old fool without vision

The issue is that Twitter has done
well but not enough.
Infact, Buhari and Nnamdi Kanu
should be totally banned from social
media.


One is a leader who under his
watch, the country is now a
kidnapping headquarters. The other
is a leader of group of miscreants
and terrorists who has been
deliberately misinformed that one
biafra will one day exist of the blue.
A country that will be landlocked till
Jesus comes back


Your fathers don't tell you the truth
about history. They tried to pull a
coup that failed woefully and then
thought they could start a country
of "chukwudi and ikechwukus"
how laughable it is.


Your fathers were the first to kill
Nigerian soldiers. the civil war broke
out and the Nigerian soldiers went
all out. Legend has it that your
fathers are still running till today. If
you think I am lying, ask Nnamdi
Kanu how he left Nigeria in the
middle of the night dress like a
woman

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Coldshisha:




Let's support them jare

They also supported EndSARs

This time it's not our city they are burning



How did he threaten a tribe or genocide

, 1: “Many of those misbehaving today are too young to be aware of the destruction and loss of lives that occurred during the Nigerian Civil War.

ARE UGM killing up and down burning zoo alive during the deadly war


2: Those of us in the fields for 30 months, who went through the war,

3: will treat them in the language they understand.”

QUESTION IS WHAT LANGUAGE WILL UGM killers and onion thieves understand

*42 INEC offices burnt,

*100s of security personnel dead

*Politicians killed

*1800 criminals freed from maximum security prison

*People's houses and businesses burnt


.

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Which Buhari? Where did he borrow English language from? Rubbish!

Which Buhari? Where did he borrow English language from abi na Fulani e take write am? Rubbish!

Imagine a terrorist government proscribing a secessionist group and this idiot is still defending them,make them go beat Jack nah......if this old lying fool isn't careful, Twitter will ban him and the lifeless vegetable in aso-rock.

Very dense people.

I thought i was d only one who saw this on channels TV this morning, and i said no no this speech from the presidency did not go down well. little did i know it will be taken down.

duni04:

Completely agree. Biased community rules like the one twitter is using will always result in one party doubting the fairness of twiter. Because how on earth is it ok for Nnamdi Kanu to tweet that no Nigerian soldier will leave the South East alive and then not ok for the President to tweet about restoring law and order. Its just ridiculous!

Exactly. I am okay with them taking down Buhari's tweet but please take down Nnamdi Kanu's hate venting channel.

You will treat them in the language they understand.

Bastard! Very unpresidential statement coming from our AWOL presidiot.

The action he hazily took when he returned from London Medica trip by sending soldiers to Afarukwu resulted into NK dissapperaring and the monster he brought out of IPOB.

Whenever it's Igbo matter, he talks like a fool. When last did he use such threat on bandits and Boko Haram? He would rather give them amnesty. Anuofia!

LegendHero:
FG have the right to defend themselves just like the citizens themselves reserve the right to report FG.

If I am the president, I won’t also sit back and do nothing when people start killing my policemen, burn federal institutions, and kill soldiers. No president, even in the USA will sit by and watch but since we are in Nigeria, anything goes for clout.

However, Buhari Tweet too is not that needed using that kind of language especially when the atmosphere is still tense for Biafra remembrance day.

So Twitter is Justified for deleting Buhari Tweet but that shouldn’t stop Buhari from defending his security forces and restoring normalcy. He should just extend the same to the bandits and herdsmen wreaking havoc.

OBJ ordered shoot at sight on OPC then even when they were his fellow Yorubas. So Buhari should do same on Fulani herdsmen, bandits, and Unknown gunmen too.

I am glad you spoke the truthe... what Igbos are even saying is don't lump everyone and paint them with same brush as those that committing the crimes.

It is very obvious that someone is sponsoring those attacks... it is left for Buhari to ensure that those behind it are fished out. OBJ didnt give preferencial treatment to his own people... Bubu should stop the double standard. Not a single fulani herdsmen or bandit have been arrested or killed but he wants to go and kill as many Igbos as possible.

Penguin2:
Have you guys seen why Twitter jejely located their headquarters in Ghana?

If they had located it in Nigeria, by now FG for done revoke their CofO. Lol.

Lemme shock Buhari and his cow-urine-drinking urchins of supporters...

The entire Southeast would rather be buried underground than cower to the threat of a senile jihadist and terrorist sympathizer.

Ndi uchu!

Are you not forgetting that:

Many of our dearly beloved soldiers are perishing in the North?

Thousands of school kids have been abducted in the North?

Herdsmen are destroying people's means of livelihood in the south?

Herdsmen are killing, raping and maiming innocent Nigerians all over the place?

Bandits are rampaging kidnapping?
Etc?

PrinceOfLagos:


So what you gonna do about that, Ban Twitter??

This old men are plain stupid

they where so quick to fine channels tv 5million for interviewing emma powerful....oya make dem go fine twitter

oshozondii:
We Are Suspecting Twitter’s Role In Biafra Agitation, Says FG



https://dailytrust.com/breaking-we-are-suspecting-twitters-role-in-biafra-agitation-says-fg

https://www.nationalpivot.com/2021/05/just-in-nigeria-is-at-point-of-no.html

Just In: Nigeria is at the point of no return — US

It said the country is in its last phase.

Sunday, May 30, 2021

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), and the Harvard Kennedy School in the United States, have said that Nigeria as a nation, is at a point of no return having showed all the signs of a failed nation.
The organisation which made the disclosure in a research finding it released through its senior fellow and former US Ambassador to Nigeria, John Campbell and Mr Robert Rotberg, who is the founding director, Harvard Kennedy School’s Programme on Intrastate Conflict and president emeritus, World Peace Foundation, said Nigeria is currently in its final phase, from which it would eventually collapse.

The organisation said their position was not based on emotion or the fancy of using pejorative words to described the situation, but on “a body of political theory developed at the turn of this century and elaborated upon, case by case, ever since.”

Its report said Nigeria has since moved from being a weak state to “a fully failed state,” having manifested all the signs of a failed country, including the inability of government to protect the citizens, large scale violence and festering insurgency.

According to them, President Muhammadu Buhari admitting that the Federal Government has lost control of the situation is the first step towards the restoration of stability. The duo warned that Nigeria’s failure as a state comes with negative consequences for peace and security in West Africa sub-region as well as Europe and the US.

“Nigeria has long teetered on the precipice of failure. But now, unable to keep its citizens safe and secure, Nigeria has become a fully failed state of critical geopolitical concern.

“Its failure matters because the peace and prosperity of Africa and preventing the spread of disorder and militancy around the globe depend on a stronger Nigeria.

“Its economy is usually estimated to be Africa’s largest or second largest, after South Africa. Long West Africa’s hegemon, Nigeria played a positive role in promoting African peace and security.

“With state failure, it can no longer sustain that vocation, and no replacement is in sight. Its security challenges are already destabilising the West African region in the face of resurgent jihadism, making the battles of the Sahel that much more difficult to contain.

“And spillover from Nigeria’s failures ultimately affect the security of Europe and the United States.

“Indeed, thoughtful Nigerians over the past decade have debated, often fervently, whether their state has failed. Increasingly, their consensus is that it has,” the report published on foreignpolicy(dot)com on Thursday, said.

The report further says, "There are four kinds of nations: the strong, the weak, the failed, and the collapsed.

"According to previously published research estimates, of the 193 members of the United Nations, 60 or 70 are strong—the nations that rank highest in the listings of Freedom House, the human rights reports of the U. S. State Department, the anticorruption perception indices of Transparency International, and so on.

"There are three places that should be considered collapsed: Somalia, South Sudan, and Yemen.

"Eighty or 90 U.N. members are weak. Weakness consists of providing many, but not all, of essential public goods, the most important of which are security and safety. If citizens are not secure from harm within national borders, governments cannot deliver good governance (the essential services that citizens expect) to their constituents.

"Possibly a dozen or so states are failed, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, and Myanmar. Each lacks security, is unsafe, has weak rules of law, is corrupt, limits political participation and voice, discriminates within its borders against various classes and kinds of citizens, and provides educational and medical services sparingly. Most of all, failed states are violent.

"All failed states harbor some form of violent internal strife, such as civil war or insurgency. Nigeria now confronts six or more internal insurrections and the inability of the Nigerian state to provide peace and stability to its people has tipped a hitherto very weak state into failure.

"According to political theory, the government’s inability to thwart the Boko Haram insurgency is enough to diagnose Nigeria as a failed state. But there are many more symptoms. At a bare minimum, citizens expect their states to keep them secure from external attack and to keep them safe within their borders.

"The bargain that subjects long ago made with their sovereigns was being kept from harm in exchange for allegiance and taxation. When that quid pro quo breaks down, a state loses its coherence, its social fabric disintegrates, and warring factions subvert the social contract that should provide the fundamental foundation of the state.

"Nigeria now appears to have reached the point of no return. Indeed, few parts of Nigeria are today fully safe," the report added.

Jack know wetin him dey do wey make am go Ghana
Cos DSS for don arrest even mosquito wey dey their office

They must apportion blame...... Bunch of useless gunment and supporters

The igbos on this platform should know that yorubas do not hate them. In fact, we are all fealing the heat emanating from this govt imposed on us by mistake. Southwest, southeast, south-south and some part of middle belt are tired of this contraception called Nigeria and are agitating to leave. It is only the Northern part that is contributing nothing except insecurities, nepotism, banditry, kidnappings that is forcing themselves on others.

Is it not the same government who hired thugs to attack innocent protesters before sending the military to kill protesters? Don't worry the government that will send you all to the Hague is community....Foolish servant