Twitter Went Too Far By Insulting Nigerian President And By Extension Nigerians

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Twitter went too far by insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians

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Twitter went too far by insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by atoluwash(m) : 10:06 am On Jun 08, 2021

Popular Nollywood Actor Yemi Solade has accused Twitter's management of insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by deleting his tweet.

Solade who claimed that the number of Nigerians on Twitter contribute to the success of the social media platform, also alleged that this is not the first time Twitter will be humiliating Nigerians.

According to him, same thing happened to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. He added that when a platform is used to forment anarchy, it should be regulated because it is not helping the country.

Solade also claimed that mosts posts on the social media platform are negative and targeted at the government of Nigeria.

Source: https://aderonkebamidele.com/twitter-went-too-far-by-insulting-nigerian-president-and-by-extension-nigerians-actor-yemi-solade-speaks-on-buharis-deleted-tweets-and-twitter-ban/

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Re: Twitter went too far by insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by michaeleke(m) : 1:00 pm On Jun 08, 2021

atoluwash:

Popular Nollywood Actor Yemi Solade has accused Twitter's management of insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by deleting his tweet.

Solade who claimed that the number of Nigerians on Twitter contribute to the success of the social media platform, also alleged that this is not the first time Twitter will be humiliating Nigerians.

According to him, same thing happened to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. He added that when a platform is used to forment anarchy, it should be regulated because it is not helping the country.

Solade also claimed that mosts posts on the social media platform are negative and targeted at the government of Nigeria.

Source: https://aderonkebamidele.com/twitter-went-too-far-by-insulting-nigerian-president-and-by-extension-nigerians-actor-yemi-solade-speaks-on-buharis-deleted-tweets-and-twitter-ban/

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Re: Twitter went too far by insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by michaeleke(m) : 1:01 pm On Jun 08, 2021

atoluwash:

Popular Nollywood Actor Yemi Solade has accused Twitter's management of insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by deleting his tweet.

Solade who claimed that the number of Nigerians on Twitter contribute to the success of the social media platform, also alleged that this is not the first time Twitter will be humiliating Nigerians.

According to him, same thing happened to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. He added that when a platform is used to forment anarchy, it should be regulated because it is not helping the country.

Solade also claimed that mosts posts on the social media platform are negative and targeted at the government of Nigeria.

Source: https://aderonkebamidele.com/twitter-went-too-far-by-insulting-nigerian-president-and-by-extension-nigerians-actor-yemi-solade-speaks-on-buharis-deleted-tweets-and-twitter-ban/

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Re: Twitter went too far by insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by Nathanoguseogno(m) : 2:52 pm On Jun 08, 2021

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Re: Twitter went too far by insulting Nigerian President and by extension Nigerians by Ifeanyindubuisi(m) : 10:48 pm On Jun 08, 2021

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