#TwitterBan: What Nigerian govt told ECOWAS Court about human rights, violations

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TwitterBan: What Nigerian govt told ECOWAS Court about human rights, violations

The Nigerian government also argued that the ECOWAS Court lacked jurisdiction to entertain the suit.

“In any event there is a right of action vested in the suspension of Twitter in Nigeria, the said right vests directly on Twitter and not individual users of Twitter. This is more so that individual user’s Twitter accounts were not tempered but only the operation of Twitter.” The court “restrained the government of President Muhammadu Buhari and its agents from unlawfully imposing sanctions or doing anything whatsoever to harass, intimidate, arrest or prosecute Twitter and/or any other social media service provider, media houses, radio and television broadcast stations, the Plaintiffs and other Nigerians who are Twitter users, pending the hearing and determination of this suit.

 

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That Twitter debacle is making the Nigerian government look like amateurs on the world stage.

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