Nigeria May Lift Twitter Ban Soon,’ Lai Mohammed says

September 16, 2021
lai

MINISTER for Information and Culture Lai Mohammed has informed Nigerians that Twitter ban may soon be suspended.

Federal government has said the ban on micro blogging giant Twitter will be lifted in “a few more days.”
Lai Mohammed made the disclosure on Wednesday while fielding questions from State House correspondents in Abuja.
He said, a lot of progress has been made in the ongoing dialogue with Twitter.
“I think even Twitter itself two days ago gave what I will call a progress report on our talk with them. I think if I want to quote them right, it has been productive and quite respectful.
“And as to the qualifying word for when or how soon, I want to assure you that the time that Twitter operation was suspended, I mean between the time it was suspended and when it will be restored, is by far much, much shorter.
“In other words, if the operation has been suspended for about 100 days now, I can tell that we’re just actually talking about a few, just a few more days now,” he said.
The minister stressed that both parties were focused on concluding the matter.

Join our WhatsApp Channel
+ posts

Featured Stories

Latest from News

Image of Ghana Coco Board Logo

Cocoa Expansion Impossible Without COCOBOD Debt Write-Off

Ghana’s plan to revive cocoa production and expand farmland next year is facing pushback from one of the country’s biggest labour bodies, which says the programme will fail unless the government writes off more than GH¢30 billion, about US$2.1 billion, in debts
Image of Namibian Flag

Namibia: Worsening Hunger Threatens 612,000 People By 2026

Namibia’s food security situation is expected to deteriorate sharply between October 2025 and March 2026, with about 612,000 people facing high levels of acute food insecurity, according to a new national assessment. The projection means one in five people analysed are likely
23 233272 nigeria custom service logo hd png download
Previous Story

Customs Deploy 520 Officers To Western Marine Command — Official

Next Story

New South Sudan Parliament can ‘infuse urgency’ into peace process

Don't Miss

NNPC Uncovers 221 Cases Of Oil Theft In Niger Delta

NNPC Uncovers 165 Illegal Refineries In 1 Week

NNPC Uncovers 165 Illegal Refineries The Nigerian National Petroleum Company
Gabon Military Leader Rejects Presidential

Gabon Military Leader Rejects Presidential Salary

Gabon’s military leader, General Brice Oligui Nguema on Wednesday, rejected