pocohantas:
The clap back is dry and unnecessary.

pocohantas:
The clap back is dry and unnecessary.

pocohantas:
The clap back is dry and unnecessary.

Danibonk:
Twitter people don start their madness

obembet:
This is why Twitter is the best

pocohantas:
The clap back is dry and unnecessary.

KingLennon:
And this is news? Toothless kee una there



Let's go cityzens today

pocohantas:
The clap back is dry and unnecessary.

pocohantas:
The clap back is dry and unnecessary.

FolushoPoster:

Citizens kill you there! #KTBFFH

daewoorazer:
After tweeting about the Liverpool vs Arsenal game which ended in a tie, the popular microblogging influencer went hard on Channels TV by paying them in their very own coin.


@channelstv


In a quoted response,





@akaebube


https://twitter.com/akaebube/status/1481752807703261190?s=21

doggedfighter:
Buhari a division 2 dictator.

Hahahahahahaha.



What would channels have done seeing that Buhari is looking for an avenue to clamp down on press.





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ThierryJay:
Dry clapback. Division 2 dictator doesn't even sound witty. What's the connection between division 2 league level and a military dictator? And the tweeter will be thinking he's smart abi.

Again 10 man Arsenal is the underdog against Liverpool. But Buhari is a mega-elephant vs Channels. So its another illogical linkage from the dumb twitterian.

pocohantas:
The clap back is dry and unnecessary.

Reference:


Absolutely necessary.

peppermint7:

Cry me a river ma

Twitter The best social media ever

balladin:

Perhaps if you remember how Channels hyped Buhari in 2015, you'll see how necessary and apt that clap back is.

Reference:


Absolutely necessary.
The media is no longer the watchman of society and the conscience of the ruling class.
With unprecedented levels of decay, misrule and a failure of democracy across board you expect them to at least raise their voices.
But there appears to be culture of silence which to me amounts to acquiescence.... their pedigree a far cry from the dying days of military rule and the early years of the present republic.

Today you cannot air your views on radio without being shut down by cowardly media personalities, a foreign liberal social media outlet was banned for months without any form of solidarity from local media and the print media is just satisfied with reporting the daily carnage like some sick statisticians instead of critiquing the reasons and haranguing those who claim to be in charge of affairs.

We've never had it so bad all round.
National Assembly.... dead.
Civil society..... dead.
Political opposition.... dead.
Activism..... dead.
Labour Congresses.... dead.
And the media.... the last card..... dead.