It looks like only self-proclaimed activists are criticizing the Nigerian government for suspending Twitter, cos from the tweets I have been reading online, especially those of Non-Nigerians, people are not happy with Twitter at all.
Bruno Maçães, for example…
This seems like a reasonable decision. No sovereign country should be inclined to place Twitter above the head of state or head of government
It was perhaps tolerable for a US internet platform to determine what can or cannot be said by the US president, but how did anyone ever think the model could apply globally?
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