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Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by aspabay(m): 9:09am On Jan 18, 2022 |
Human rights groups say President Buhari's administration has a history of abusing the rule of law and freedom of speech, with a number of journalists and activists locked up for criticising the government. Can anyone please name 5 journalists that have been locked up for criticizing the FG since 2019? These lies against Buhari has to stop. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by BeardedmeatR(m): 10:31am On Jan 18, 2022 |
kingthreat:Failure is an orphan! We warned you guys from the sad west but you called us wailers. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by kingthreat(m): 10:50am On Jan 18, 2022 |
BeardedmeatR: Cannibal Ipob spotted. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Cognitivereason: 11:10am On Jan 18, 2022 |
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Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by BeardedmeatR(m): 11:42am On Jan 18, 2022 |
kingthreat:Cannibal skuller spotted |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 11:46am On Jan 18, 2022 |
Empty and shoddy article from BBC. They couldn't even articulate how twitter's wings were clipped |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Ovamboland(m): 11:48am On Jan 18, 2022 |
Lexusgs430: So if it were to be your family business you'd be gleeful and elated about possible loopholes that will allow customers access your services without paying for it? Citizens of far poorer African countries don't do this to their home country. Seriously you need help |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 11:50am On Jan 18, 2022 |
aspabay: Abiri Jones Luka Binniyat Saint Onitsha Omoyele Sowore Ifeoluwa Adediran Deji Adeyanju Do you want more? |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Ovamboland(m): 11:53am On Jan 18, 2022 |
dogmart: Is he a dictator pushing hill will or a vegetable unaware of what is going on as your crew love to say? You can't have it both ways, stay one place so as not to confuse thunder |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Lexusgs430: 12:20pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Ovamboland: Nigeria is already a family business..... You're are not part of that family, that's why you are still poor ......... |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by aspabay(m): 1:38pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Agbegbaorogboye: Abiri Jones : Sponsoring militant activities Luka Binniyat: False reportage of killings in Kaduna Saint Onitsha: Arrested on orders of Kogi State Government over false publication Omoyele Sowore: Sued for treason, he led an open rebellion against a sitting government. He openly called for 'revolution' and the removal of a democratically elected government. That is after he has lost in the Presidential election. Not arrested for criticizing any government. Ifeoluwa Adediran: Who knows this local champion looking for popularity? Deji Adeyanju: When did Deji become a journalist? Deji is a PDP jobber looking to preserve his assurance of stomach infrastructure. He makes carelesss and inflammatory statements, all so he could be arrested and earn himself the name "activist". Hungry emergency activists who just came to the limelight because his hero GEJ lost an election. Same thing with Remo Mockery. Who else do you have, list them i am waiting |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Playermayweda(m): 1:39pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
post=109463610: Shut the Bleep up |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by GetMeRight: 2:18pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
BeardedmeatR: Which post? The one above or another one, I couldn't even any real content in it. Just fabrication. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by GetMeRight: 2:18pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
BeardedmeatR: Which post? The one above or another one, I couldn't even any real content in it. Just fabrication. BTW: don't be frustrated |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 3:09pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
aspabay: You can make excuses for the government. That one no concern me. The fact is I have answered your question fair and square. I don't know when making "false publication" or being a "local champion" or a "PDP jobber" became crimes in our laws that warrant arrests. If making false publication was an offence that warrants arrests, why have Lauretta Onochie and Bashir Ahmad not been arrested for making false publications as well? |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by aspabay(m): 3:18pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Agbegbaorogboye: You can say all you can to suit your sentiments. I am waiting for your list of journalists detained for criticising Buhari. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 3:58pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
aspabay: I have given you the list. Only that you're too jaundiced to stomach it. You simply took over Lai Mohammed's job when confronted with the list. I really don't know who you think you impress with your shenanigans. Calling for a revolution is not a crime in our laws. And even if it is, it is the court that has the power to pronounce one guilty of such infractions not Buhari or his DSS. Sowore is one of the biggest critics of Buhari. That he lost an election is immaterial to that point |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by aspabay(m): 4:15pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Agbegbaorogboye: Even if it is a crime What are you saying dude? it is the court that has the power to pronounce one guilty What is Buhari or DSS that pronounced him guilty? Is he not having his day in court? You are just spewing trash. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 4:27pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
aspabay: He was detained for 45 days which is clearly against our laws which prescribe maximum of 48hrs detention without a valid court order. Same applies to Abiri Jones and Luka Binniyat. They are being detained on trumped up charges without a valid court order. You're beginning to sound funny and irritated. Buhari and DSS have no right whatsoever to detain anyone beyond 48hrs. All these people are journalists who are being detained for doing their jobs. If you have a false publication, it is a matter of libel which is civil and not criminal and therefore has no grounds for detention at all, and at worst case, criminal defamation which is not possible for a govt to bring against an individual because defamation is brought under human rights and dignity laws and the govt is not human. You should know this if you know anything at all. You're already doing a poor job of being a Lai Mohammed wannabe. I suggest you kiss the truth and live with it. The list stands. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by aspabay(m): 4:30pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
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Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Emir01: 4:40pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Agbegbaorogboye: Y do you guys always lie? Do you think lies committed through posting on social media is not a sin? |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 4:40pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
[quote author=aspabay post=109480670][/quote] You have finally arrived at that point where you kiss the truth. Good for you |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 4:41pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Emir01: Kindly point out the lie. Your senior made excuses for the detentions. You outright deny it. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Emir01: 4:45pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Agbegbaorogboye: If you believe you're not lying. I leave you to your creator. One user replied u already. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by tempest01(m): 5:21pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
NGpatriot: Read again. Slowly. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by Agbegbaorogboye: 6:07pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
Emir01:Keep quiet. Zombie The user never said I lied. He made excuses for the detentions and as you can see, I have cured him of his foolishness. I suggest you receive an equal amount of sense as he has received!! |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by nextstep(m): 6:49pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
GetMeRight: Nice one. So if people had used Whatsapp instead, or Facebook, or plain old websites, bulk text sms, posters, radio, or even word-of-mouth, you'd blame the tool for Nigeria's weaknesses? Not systemic corruption, severe underemployment (caused and made worse by our leaders), cruelty of soldiers, nor even the terrorism that is SARS? It seems the message is being lost: In no way do I support senseless violence and destructions, but 2020 EndSARS was a dress rehearsal, where we saw youths eyes opening for the first time in this country. Police, Army, and many others were challenged and scared for the first time. The palace of the Oba got looted, and his staff of office seized by the people. Warehouses got ransacked. We've never seen that before. Ironically this current crop of leaders seized power violently when they were in their 20's 30's. A wise leadership would do well to heed the warnings, not blame the tools used to galvanize protest. The anger that sacked the Oba's palace might visit Aso Rock itself. Qaddafi was once invincible, silenced dissent, and his supporters would quash any voice of reason... till it became too late. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by litaninja(m): 8:40pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
LOL. The problem with propaganda like this is that it can't stand the test of time. The same deceit that got the country to this stage is what's still being peddled. Make una dey chop am dey go. |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by hmohammed(m): 11:14pm On Jan 18, 2022 |
seunfly: Out youth are brainless. Quite unfortunate |
Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by naptu2: 12:01am On Apr 29, 2022 |
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Re: How Nigeria Succeeded In Clipping Twitter's Wings - BBC News by tsdarkside(m): 1:14am On Apr 29, 2022 |
twitter,facebook and others are all rubbish.... i prefer nairaland.... |
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