If you are in Nigeria, you can now use Twitter without VPN.
The Twitter ban has finally been lifted after 222 days.

Although, the ban wasn't lifted without Twitter agreeing to some of Nigeria's terms and conditions.

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https://businesselitesafrica.com/5-terms-and-conditions-twitter-agreed-to-before-nigeria-ban-was-lifted/

If you are in Nigeria, you can now use Twitter without VPN.
The Twitter ban has finally been lifted after 222 days.

Although, the ban wasn't lifted without Twitter agreeing to some of Nigeria's terms and conditions.

Read More
https://businesselitesafrica.com/5-terms-and-conditions-twitter-agreed-to-before-nigeria-ban-was-lifted/

If you are in Nigeria, you can now use Twitter without VPN.
The Twitter ban has finally been lifted after 222 days.

Although, the ban wasn't lifted without Twitter agreeing to some of Nigeria's terms and conditions.

Read More
https://businesselitesafrica.com/5-terms-and-conditions-twitter-agreed-to-before-nigeria-ban-was-lifted/

If you are in Nigeria, you can now use Twitter without VPN.
The Twitter ban has finally been lifted after 222 days.

Although, the ban wasn't lifted without Twitter agreeing to some of Nigeria's terms and conditions.

Read More
https://businesselitesafrica.com/5-terms-and-conditions-twitter-agreed-to-before-nigeria-ban-was-lifted/

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If you are in Nigeria, you can now use Twitter without VPN.
The Twitter ban has finally been lifted after 222 days.

Although, the ban wasn't lifted without Twitter agreeing to some of Nigeria's terms and conditions.

Read More
https://businesselitesafrica.com/5-terms-and-conditions-twitter-agreed-to-before-nigeria-ban-was-lifted/

1. Twitter has committed to establishing a legal entity in Nigeria during the first quarter of 2022. The legal entity will register with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)...READ more here:
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5 Terms and Conditions Twitter Agreed to Before Nigeria Ban was Lifted

1. Twitter has committed to establishing a legal entity in Nigeria during the first quarter of 2022. The legal entity will register with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)...READ the rest here:
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The United Kingdom has made a U-turn on its initial action on banning Nigerians and non-UK citizens from travelling to the UK following a rise in the Omicron COVID-19 variant infection.

The move sparked outrage among Nigerians and affected countries. The United Nations also described the action as “travel apartheid.” The Nigerian government also threatened to retaliate, as it announced it would place a travel ban on the UK, Canada and other countries.

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https://businesselitesafrica.com/here-is-why-the-uk-took-nigeria-off-the-travel-red-list/

A Republic of Benin tech entrepreneur Richard Odjardo is geared to give market leaders like Apple, Samsung and other electronic gadget producers a run for their money in the African market with his newly-developed smartwatches and laptops.

The functionality of Odjardo’s devices is said to be as efficient as other top existing products on the market. The smartwatch can reportedly help users discover their phone if stolen; it is water-resistant and monitors heart rate and body temperature. Interestingly, they are less expensive than the big-name designer brands.

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https://businesselitesafrica.com/richard-odjardo-african-tech-founder-smartwatches-rival-apple/

In a bid to achieve a climate-neutral world and promote clean energy, the United States has decided to stop financing fossil fuels during the Global Climate Summit. This decision, however, spells change for countries leveraging on crude oil. In Nigeria, the oil sector accounts for 95% of its foreign exchange earnings and 80% of its budgetary revenues. Likewise, crude oil fuels Nigeria’s importation, which exceeds its exportation of goods.

The vice president of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo, during the World Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association (WLPGA) forum in Dubai, said the decisions taken by these countries is of concern to the developing countries that depend on it. He said, “It is worrying that a growing number of wealthy nations have banned or restricted public investment in fossil fuels, including natural gas”.

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https://businesselitesafrica.com/the-united-states-stops-financing-fossil-fuels-how-will-this-affect-nigeria/