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Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by plaindealer: 9:05pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
larryjonze: ...but Nigeria will make sure that you are denied the platform to terrorize Nigerians or, incite violence against Nigeria, to order the killings of Nigeria or to give orders to burn Nigerian towns and villages. When this is said and done, you either won't see your ipob terrorist leader on Twitter or Twitter will put a leash on him or a tape on his mouth. Nigeria is bigger than Twitter and ipob terrorists or any terrorist for that matter. . 2 Likes |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Adakintroy: 9:06pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
larryjonze: Buhari is not answerable to tweeter. Get your thinking right. If anything tweeter is answerable to him. Any business entity operating withing his sphere is answerable to the president. You don't appreciate what you have nobody will do it for you. America had their dark days with racism and south Africa with aperthied. Yours is what it is. Fight and be positive. Many of you are scarily too negative. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Ugandatales: 9:08pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
YouWillNotWin: You people make me laugh. At the end of the day, Twitter is a business...and they are losing money daily with this ban. 1 Like |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Ugandatales: 9:25pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
DeLaRue: Gbam! |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by madridsta007(m): 9:28pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
neyyoh: US interventionist statement issued by the State Department against #TwitterBanNigeria is simply because of any policy against an American powerhouse is viewed as a hostile policy against the American State. Your rights to freedom of expression is secondary to the issue. What your government thinks, is also secondary issue. |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Ugandatales: 9:43pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
SaintLucia: Please help me educate them o. They really don't know their worth. 1 Like |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Ugandatales: 9:45pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
Adakintroy: Gbam |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by matrixme(m): 10:03pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
post=102617438:In all honesty, to critically adjudge the matter, Twitter messed up by challenging the sovereignty of a nation they are paying no tax to. They could delete Trump's tweet, but the US government knows what it gets from Twitter and other big tech yearly, so they can look the other way at a price. The APC led administration did the right thing by pulling the plugs on the app, as a lesson that no one should have absolute power. Moreso, after crypto currency was banned by this same Buhari, even some other developed countries have either frowned at the payment system or either banned it outrightly, showing that some of these decisions are not in isolation. But what the government could have done is to challenge young Nigerians to create a platform that can beat Twitter in a little time and have everyone encouraged to migrate to it, for the sake of patriotism. Nigerian youths love a little bit of challenge, and they will deliver wonderfully in little time This is where Oshibanjo could have been useful, as he is a diplomat. I see someone in Buhari's government migrating to K00 already (why is K00 sensored on Nairaland?), the Indian based Twitter spin-off. Apparently, the people in power are not do smart. Having said all this, I still believe that having APC's Buhari in power has not put our best hands forward. We could have done better. Koo 2 Likes |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Misterone: 10:07pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
YouWillNotWin:you reek of inferiority complex and you are full of Sh!t. Read what you wrote, even twitter would be wondering what kind of imbecilic complex is this! A country of 200 m should shiver in its Pants because an online shit with no locus standi in this Country is banned! rubbish. 4 Likes |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Sipsum: 11:58pm On Jun 11, 2021 |
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Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Nobody: 7:03am On Jun 12, 2021 |
Adakintroy: Buhari is not answerable buh he is subjectable to twitter term & condition .. maybe una no go school i don"t just understand. Upon downloading the twitter app did buhari not click accept terms & condition. Did twitter sign any form of agreement with nigeria govt ... not even license hence twitter is not answerable to buhari or any govt. inviting the presidency for a review is just a courtesy America had there dark days , south africa had there dark days, even ex president trump had went thru his dark days ... they all took responsibility and solve there problem. buhari in his miserable life as never taken responsibility for anything, from blaming GEJ & opposition, twitter is now nigeria problem. if twitter as no record of inciting civil war in any country why would nigeria be there 1st. Every tryant govt has one agenda, suspend freedom speech under the guise of hate speech/threat. to national security. |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Olatomiwami(m): 7:20am On Jun 12, 2021 |
BigSarah: I like your been factual and very apt, let some people b living in fool's paradise, there is a limit u can fight a sitting Government, onilu oni je kotu, even if it will b to the detriment of some people, it a case of "If u are too sweet, people will suck hell out of u, b bitter, u will b spilled out " |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by aquasapphire(m): 7:46am On Jun 12, 2021 |
You are a Big he goat,why mentioning the south.cant you praise buhari and go your way must you insult the south? Lower animal in human form. UstazAhmed: |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by authority2006(m): 8:36am On Jun 12, 2021 |
post=102617438: That man is full of himself and shit. You guys should be referring to him as Jack Donkey, not twitter. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by authority2006(m): 8:42am On Jun 12, 2021 |
larryjonze: We go school now, Mr Scholar. Now, the president is saying that if you want to be operating in his country, there has to be terms and conditions plus licensing. I hope you are not to expose yourself as a hypocrite here. If Jack Donkey could ban the president for 12 hours, the president should also be able to ban Jack Donkey indefinitely. He needs Nigerian market more than Nigeria needs his platform. America had there dark days , south africa had there dark days, even ex president trump had went thru his dark days ... they all took responsibility and solve there problem. buhari in his If Jack Donkey could be personally using his platform to raise money for the sustenance of #Endsars protests that finally led to killings of over 50 police officers and destructions of multiple multi billions naira facilities, then there is indeed a threat to our national security. If Jack Donkey could allow his platform to be used to refer to Nigeria as zoo by Kanu and also used to threaten almost everyone in this country for that so long, then there is indeed threat to our national security. Did you know that after the Jack Donkey ban, he had deleted over 50 hate and threat tweets that belonged to Kanu? Something that he refused to do all these years! That should tell you something. |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by Adakintroy: 11:22am On Jun 12, 2021 |
larryjonze: I don't want to argue the technicalities with you. The common language here is dominance in case you afraid to go into the heart of things. Nigeria is tweeter largest market as far As Africa goes. But they claim they do not know your president and you let that slide as thou it's nothing. Imagine?. They take millions of dollars from you but pretend you owe no relevance to them. That's dominance language right there. Boarderline on abusive. What's stop tweeter from marking out relevant individuals as presidents. President have diplomatic pass even at airports. You would think a rational platform like tweeter would recognise this. Apparent jack only recognise himself as head of tweeter and no one else in any confine as head. So yes Buhari is subject to tweeter guild lines just as tweeter is subject to his. Buhari is operating on thier platform as they are operating on his airspace. So please take your platform from my airspace. Now ask yourself again who is subject to who? Respect begets respect. As for America dark days reference I won't even comment. Because many of you are not honest about solving the problem of the country. Buhari is more a patriot than many of you. He has the wars scares to prove it. What have you fought for other than division. |
Re: Twitter: We’re Ready To Negotiate With The Nigerian Government by BluntTheApostle(m): 3:27pm On Jun 12, 2021 |
larryjonze: Censorship of Twitter refers to Internet censorship by governments that block access to Twitter https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_of_Twitter |
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