thebosstrevor1:


Twitter is a global company and still has to obey the rules of various countries it is located.

The EU has already told Elon that their rules are still in place.

So Twitter isn't bigger than any country, at the end regulations and rules wins.

Ayomi90:

Once Twitter released Trump account you can continue to quote this, you don't know how websites run, as long as it's yours no law can be forced on u, the highest any country can do is to block access to the url for their country and as far as I know EU is never against freedom of speech. If Nigeria want they use Twitter if they don't want dey block it there is no loss to Mr Elon.

thebosstrevor1:


I have decided never to argue with ignorant people like you who always contradict themselves.

Ayomi90:

Sit and think before rushing to comment, I am a webmaster so I have more knowledge about this than you do, the EU isn't against freedom of speech, note that down, Nigeria and her law have no effect on Twitter, it will only av effect on Nigerians, if you think Nigeria laws will force Twitter to implement any function change then tell the Nigerian Government to do their worst. Get that to ur skull olodo

thebosstrevor1:


Good for that you are a webmaster.

The purpose of every business is to make profit.

Twitter is not an ngo but a for revenue and profit purpose.

A ban on Twitter in a country is a loss of revenue and Twitter is making sure to avoid that.

That is why they obey laws and regulations.

thebosstrevor1:
Most people don't know how companies works.

Fyi, Twitter is a different entity from elon, they are both seperate entity.

Every agreement is bonded by legal means.

Even if a company changes hands millions of time, the agreement signed still stands.

laudate:


You have obviously never worked in a structured multinational company or global firm, before.

Commercial Agreements can be reviewed, suspended or renegotiated or even revoked, at any time depending on prevailing circumstances and the terms of such agreement. They may decide to pay the penalities associated with breaking the agreement, instead of continuing with it.

If the company's ownership changes and the new owners have a different view on those agreements, the can always call for a renegotiation of the terms and conditions.

All well drafted agreements always have an exit clause.

thebosstrevor1:
These are not commercial agreements between Twitter and Nigeria but regulatory agreements of which Twitter has to obey the regulatory rules of the state.

Nigeria has a code of conduct in regards to mass media and any foreign company willing to participate in its media space whether online and offline needs to obey its law.

Corporations are subject to the state and are not masters of the state.

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