obainojazz:
Let’s just derive joy by looking trains

popizaino:

Ladyhippolyta88:

I read all your post relating to this and clearly understood what you said.

izzou:


This is the video where Buhari's controversial statement was culled from.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWGDVDV3--4

From the video, you can see that INEC delegates cane to report about the continuous burning of their offices in the south east. Buhari was talking to those responsible for the arson, not the Igbos.

The law states that the if the INEC deems it inconvenient to conduct elections, the president would have to continue ruling till it is convenient. If Electoral offices are being burnt, Buhari can't conduct any election, and you will still scream that he wants a third term.

Now, did Jack understand all these? Did he read the remaining tweets or he just followed the data from the report button?

When Jack did it to Trump, you all cheered him on, giving examples about how the site has rules. But when a government is grossly misunderstood and misinterpreted? What do you expect them to do?

Buhari shouldn't have banned Twitter. But Jack already asked for it

Havertz10:
Dividing Nigeria is the only solution, we are too big and our differences too vast for compromise but how many countries can you divide Nigeria into for peace and progress to thrive

See south Sudan for instance, if you leave the south with south east, there will be violence

We can find ways to neutralize our differences, forcing inter tribal marriages and business practices but it's that same method that ruined us as it stands

So division is the only solution but how many countries will make everyone happy? That's the billion dollar question, only yorubas have some form of unity but expect people like tinubu and co to dominate that zone if they create their own nation

drisham:
This Diaz deserves to win the pl ypoty ... Top class player

Ladyhippolyta88:

What did Jack do to Trump and Buhari?

Did Jack force Trump and Buhari to register in his platform?did Trump and Buhari not see Twitter rules before registering?

Sulele04:
Lol the Twitter ban would be definitely hard to enforce.

I can access my Twitter through my Tizeti Wifi.

izzou:


You understand my point now. That's okay for me

popizaino:


Whichever way you want to look at it,the government decision to lock our land border prior to covid-19 greatly affected our currency as Naira isnt just dropping against dollars alone but against almost every currencies in the world. 1000 cfa that was usually fluctuating btw 570 to 590 naira when the border was still open, went up to 750 naira immediately he asked them to close the border and as at today it is almost 900 naira to a 1000cfa . the same 1000cfa that was 320 naira under GEJ. For those of us on the ECOWAS route, we will never have any good thing to say about this Buhari's government.

Greatihex:
There is something called Referendum, sir.

Ladyhippolyta88:
@izzou,how is it Twitter's fault if the government cannot communicate in a language the citizens will understand?

When a government is misunderstood it is their job to make the people understand them.
It is no fault of the citizens so the citizens should not be dragged into such mess to begin with.

Greatihex:
There is something called Referendum, sir.

Kilishihunter:
Ruben dias PL player of the season
Well deserved

Amoto94:
Good riddanace to bad rubbish. I applaud FG decision to restrict the access of Twitter, since Twitter is a private coy with its own rules Nigeria is a sovereign state with her own rules.

BlueAngel444:
wow he did a van dijk thing

Kilishihunter:

Tbh I didn't see anyone more deserving of it than him, Man was too solid

airmark:


When will your best coach, Fraudiola, win UCL without Messi?

BlueAngel444:

So in some of una mind now, una think say this ban affect twitter, na Nigerians this thing affect.

It was Nigerians that reported the tweet, it's Nigerians una pres. ban from twitter.

Having a leader that cannot stand the hate or unacceptance by his own people isn't a democratic, he is acting like a king.

Havertz10:
the north will dominate it, referendums don't work especially when it comes to polarizing issues like this


More than half of Nigerians are northerners, these are the fathers of bandits and beggars, they are encouraged to give birth to as many children as possible so they can maintain their population superiority in Nigeria

popizaino:



My best coach has won it before, he doesn't need to prove shit to anyone again.

Amoto94:
Good riddanace to bad rubbish. I applaud FG decision to restrict the access of Twitter, since Twitter is a private coy with its own rules Nigeria is a sovereign state with her own rules.

Amoto94:

Na people wey dey alive dey tweet. Ask Libyans, Syrians what use of social media can cause even in Nigeria we witnessed how lies were spread on that platform repeatedly and actions were not taken despite reportz

izzou:


This is the video where Buhari's controversial statement was culled from.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWGDVDV3--4

From the video, you can see that INEC delegates cane to report about the continuous burning of their offices in the south east. Buhari was talking to those responsible for the arson, not the Igbos.

The law states that the if the INEC deems it inconvenient to conduct elections, the president would have to continue ruling till it is convenient. If Electoral offices are being burnt, Buhari can't conduct any election, and you will still scream that he wants a third term.

Now, did Jack understand all these? Did he read the remaining tweets or he just followed the data from the report button?

When Jack did it to Trump, you all cheered him on, giving examples about how the site has rules. But when a government is grossly misunderstood and misinterpreted? What do you expect them to do?

Buhari shouldn't have banned Twitter. But Jack already asked for it

Ibime:


But this was not was posted on Twitter. What was posted on Twitter was more explicit.

Buhari media handlers failed to pass the message across properly, now they are doing agidi

Nezzjnr:

Shut up and stop yarning shiit

Kilishihunter:

Brilliant analysis. Hmmm the day they mistakenly discover that oil they're sending heavy cash upnorth to drill, Southern nigeria will hear something, that's if this country is still one by then

Havertz10:
people always say this but either way the north wouldn't agree

South has access to the sea, that's more important than oil, even if they found oil in the north, they will pay levies heavy ones to get the products across south to oil vessels, they will pay higher shipping cost to get many things

the south is very valuable to the north, they have taken advantage of their unity against our division and their population number to maintain control over the south, civil war was a good pointer that it's not that they don't know that we have sound arguements but for their survival, it's not beneficial to their people

Countries in africa without access to the sea suffer alot, Sudan, Niger and Chad are examples