Twitter Ban: Nigeria Loses N247.61bn In 100 Days       The Twitter ban in Nigeria has extended to 100 days, and in that time frame the nation has lost N247.61bn. The Federal Government had on June 4 suspended Twitter after the social media platform deleted a tweet by...

Nigerians Lose N150.46bn To Twitter Ban In Two Month       Nigeria businesses may have lost N150.46bn ($366.88m) since the Federal Government’s ban on Twitter took effect in the country on June 5. This figure was calculated based on the NetBlocks Cost of Shutdown Tool. According to the...

Buhari and Twitter Ban: A Move to Correct Giant Tech Arrogance, by Ya’u Mukhtar     The Nigerian Constitution plus other international treaties and declarations have recognized and guaranteed freedom of speech and press expression as fundamental human right. These rights are non-negotiable and are deemed to...

Twitter Ban: X-Raying Legal and Socio-polical Issues in Nigeria, by Kaigama Mustapha     Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, with over 200 million people with a projection to reach 379 million by 2047, as reported by Census Bureau of the United States. It is also...

A Take On Twitter The Twister Of Reality, by Salisu Na'inna Dambatta     As the federal government named a team that will dialogue with the proprietors of Twitter, hired lobbyists,, sundry writers and some newspaper columnists are at work trying in varied degrees to cajole, push...