By Inibehe Effiong
The lifting of the ban on Twitter does not call for celebration. It calls for retribution by the sane, conscious and conscientious electorates during the next elections.
As Nigerians, we must imbibe the culture of punishing parties and office holders who inflict pains on us.
The lifting of the ban on Twitter does not call for celebration. It calls for retribution by the sane, conscious and conscientious electorates during the next elections.
As Nigerians, we must imbibe the culture of punishing parties and office holders who inflict pains on us.
The ban on Twitter last year was actuated by vengeance and done in bad faith. The subsequent attempts to twist the narrative and make the ban about “compliance with regulatory requirements” was an afterthought. We all know this happened because Buhari’s vicious tweet was deleted.
The fact that other social media platforms were not targeted in the same manner evinces the self-serving intent of the regime and their defenders. No matter how long it takes, one day, the destroyers of Nigeria shall be brought to justice for their atrocities.
The battle to rescue Nigeria and salvage the future of unborn generations must continue.
History will vindicate the just.
• Effiong is a Lagos based lawyer.