This was a good question raised on another thread and I believe it deserves its own focused attention.

Can those in support of the ban tell us exactly what law Twitter has broken in Nigeria?

If you want Twitter to register in Nigeria, then what about the 100,000 other apps on PlayStore and AppStore? After all Nigerians pay money to buy some games and other apps.

The unwritten laws of dictatorial tendencies.

Alot, but Twitter banning in Nigeria is political

They broke the law of tyrant which is unknown

They refused to take money just like Mark

VaselineCrew:
This was a good question raised on another thread and I believe it deserves its own focused attention.

Can those in support of the ban tell us exactly what law Twitter has broken in Nigeria?

If you want Twitter to register in Nigeria, themselves what about the 100,000 other apps on PlayStore and AppStore? After all Nigerians pay money to buy some games and other apps.

@bold, thank you.

It hasn’t broken any law yet....

In lai Mohammed voice Twitter is a very very suspect

They are suspecting Twitter wants to break a law

So FG has to ban it before it breaks the law of the Tyrant

Twitter broke the Nigerian President’s ego

VaselineCrew:
This was a good question raised on another thread and I believe it deserves its own focused attention.

Can those in support of the ban tell us exactly what law Twitter has broken in Nigeria?

If you want Twitter to register in Nigeria, then what about the 100,000 other apps on PlayStore and AppStore? After all Nigerians pay money to buy some games and other apps.

I know Google play store deduct taxes while paying on certain apps

Twitter was used to incite violence.

They compromised the national security of Nigeria thereby endangering you and your family

VaselineCrew:
This was a good question raised on another thread and I believe it deserves its own focused attention.

Can those in support of the ban tell us exactly what law Twitter has broken in Nigeria?

If you want Twitter to register in Nigeria, then what about the 100,000 other apps on PlayStore and AppStore? After all Nigerians pay money to buy some games and other apps.

The app store is owned by Google.

So Google will have to register in Nigeria.

Guy learn to use your vaseline head to think.

What I see is just a group of clowns about to shoot themselves in the foot.

This present administration with their unmatched reputation of setting rubbish precedences would allow Nigeria be used as a case study on testing and enacting certain cyber laws which in the long term would affect the Nigerian citizens so badly.

This same president mentioned earlier today that the government had no jobs for the youth, despite high rate of unemployment.

The world which is now a global village, through the cyber space has created opportunities for individuals to make a living by providing solutions to persons/coys in far away countries while earning and making a living.

For instance, freelancers. A huge percentage of these guys are from developing countries such as Nigeria, India, etc.

Imagine a law requiring any freelancer to be a registered entity in the country of any potential client before having access to the client. You can imagine the negative impact this would have on millions of youth who use this as a means of self-employment.

They think they'd force such 'cyberspace businesses' to do their own bidding without having a boomerang effect.

I just wonder what they aim to achieve.

They had the audacity to delete his excellency the royal emperor, the otalkinado 1 of Africa's tweet

VaselineCrew:
This was a good question raised on another thread and I believe it deserves its own focused attention.

Can those in support of the ban tell us exactly what law Twitter has broken in Nigeria?

If you want Twitter to register in Nigeria, then what about the 100,000 other apps on PlayStore and AppStore? After all Nigerians pay money to buy some games and other apps.

Nonexistent law can't be broken ! Twitter did not break any law in Nigeria.

Buhari is just being a typical dictator and like all of them he must jam premium disgrace

VEHINTOLAR:


Nonexistent law can't be broken ! Twitter did not break any law in Nigeria.

Exactly!

I haven't seen anybody list the specific law that Twitter broke

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thebosstrevor1:
Twitter was used to incite violence.

They compromised the national security of Nigeria thereby endangering you and your family

Bandits killed 51 Northern people in Zamfara yesterday but twitter is your problem.
I hope you finally get sense before bandits get to you too.

thebosstrevor1:
The app store is owned by Google.

So Google will have to register in Nigeria.

Guy learn to use your vaseline head to think.

So, you don't know that Google is registered in Nigeria and there's an office here? You're a dumb illiterate.

thebosstrevor1:
Twitter was used to incite violence.

They compromised the national security of Nigeria thereby endangering you and your family

As a Nigerian the government seems to bring more danger than Twitter can ever dream of.

They broke the most important law: they deleted the post of the Comedian-in-Chief of the Armed Robbers (sorry, I mean Forces) of the Federal Repugnant (oh sorry, I mean Republic) of Nigeria, General Mumuhadu Buhari (tired), GCFR, CON, HIV, BPD, OCD.

Allowing a group that was classified as a terrorist group to use their platform,to encouraged the attack and killing of police.Did Twitter allow Alquaida or ISIS to have an account? By allowing IPOD to have an account, Twitter is an enemy of the state.