Twitter ban reversal: Continue to pursue your legitimate business - Saraki tells Youths

Date: 2022-01-14

Former President of Nigerian Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki has urged the young people to continue to pursue their legitimate business and exercise their rights to freedom of speech on the twitter platform.

Saraki who made the call via his twitter handle, against the backdrop of twitter ban reversal by the federal government.

The former Kwara State Governor who expressed appreciation to federal government for the decision, tweeted:

"After 222 days, I am glad that the FG has finally reconsidered and reversed the #TwitterBan.

"With this reversal, the young people who conduct legitimate business on this platform can once again pursue their various endeavors and exercise their right to freedom of speech.

Sundiata Post recalls that on 5th June 2021, the FGN suspended the operation of Twitter through an announcement made by the Honourable Minister of Information and Culture, Alh Lai Mohammed.

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