- Boma la Nigeria likuyembekezeka kuletsa Twitter 'posachedwa'.
- Kuletsa boma la Nigeria pa Twitter kutsutsidwa kwambiri mdzikolo.
- Ufulu wa kulankhula ukuipiraipira kwambiri ku Nigeria.
Pambuyo potsutsana pakati pa ogwiritsa ntchito ma TV ndi omenyera ufulu wachibadwidwe chifukwa chophwanya ufulu wolankhula komanso kuwononga njira zochitira bizinesi ku Nigeria, boma la dziko la Africa lomwe lili ndi anthu ambiri ku Africa lati "likuyembekeza" kuchotsa chiletso chake pa Twitter, lolengezedwa mu June. , mu “masiku oŵerengeka”.
Chilengezochi chinabweretsa chiyembekezo pakati pa ogwiritsa ntchito Twitter omwe akufuna kubwereranso kumalo ochezera a pa Intaneti patatha miyezi itatu kuyimitsidwa kudayamba.
Nduna yowona za zidziwitso ku Nigeria a Lai Mohammed adauza atolankhani pambuyo pa nduna lero kuti boma la dzikolo likudziwa za nkhawayi. Twitter chiletso chidapangidwa pakati pa anthu aku Nigeria.
"Ngati opaleshoniyi wayimitsidwa kwa masiku pafupifupi 100 tsopano, ndikuuzeni kuti tikungolankhula za ochepa, masiku ochulukirapo," adatero Mohammed, osapereka nthawi.
Atapanikizidwa kwambiri, a Mohammed adati akuluakulu aboma ndi akuluakulu a Twitter adayenera "kulemba ma I ndikuwoloka ma T" asanagwirizane.
"Zikhala posachedwapa, tangomva mawu anga," adatero ndunayo.
Boma la Nigeria layimitsidwa Twitter kumayambiriro kwa June kampaniyo inachotsa udindo wa Purezidenti Muhammadu Buhari womwe unaopseza anthu odzipatula, omwe chimphona cha chikhalidwe cha anthu chinati chinaphwanya malamulo ake. Loya wamkulu waku Nigeria adatinso omwe akunyoza chiletsocho akuyenera kuyimbidwa mlandu.
Poyankha, anthu ambiri aku Nigeria komanso gulu lina lomenyera ufulu wamba adasumira kukhothi lachigawo kufuna kuchotsa chiletso cha boma pa Twitter, pofotokoza chigamulo choyimitsa ntchito zapa media media ngati kuyesa kuletsa kutsutsa.
ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- In response, dozens of Nigerians and a local rights group filed a lawsuit at a regional court seeking to lift the government's ban on Twitter, describing the decision to suspend the hugely popular social media platform's operations as an attempt to silence criticism.
- After drawing backlash among social media users and human rights activists for violations of freedom of expression and hurting the ways of doing business in Nigeria, the government of Africa's most populous nation said that it ‘expects’.
- “If the operation has been suspended for about 100 days now, I can tell you that we're just actually talking about a few, just a few more days now,” Mohammed said, without giving a time frame.
