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US Secretary of State slams Nigerian government over Twitter ban

Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada by Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada
June 11, 2021
in Government & Politics, Muhammadu Buhari, Nigerian News, USA
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The United States Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, has slammed the Buhari-led government’s decision to indefinitely suspend Twitter operations in Nigeria. 

In a statement released recently by his media aide, Ned Price, Blinken made it known that the restriction of social media use has no place in a democracy.

The statement read: “The United States condemns the ongoing suspension of Twitter by the Nigerian government and subsequent threats to arrest and prosecute Nigerians who use Twitter.

“The United States is likewise concerned that the Nigerian National Broadcasting Commission ordered all television and radio broadcasters to cease using Twitter.

“Unduly restricting the ability of Nigerians to report, gather and disseminate opinions and information has no place in a democracy. Freedom of expression and access to information both online and offline are foundational to prosperous and secure democratic societies.

“We support Nigeria as it works towards unity, peace, and prosperity. As its partner, we call on the government to respect its citizens’ right to freedom of expression by reversing this suspension.”

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