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This has caused an exodus of residents and indigenes of Elu, Amangwu, Ebem and Amaekpu, Ohafia LGA from their respective communities to neighbouring villages.

Twitter has removed a post by the president of Nigeria and temporarily locked his account, claiming he broke the site’s “abusive behavior” policy after sending a warning to rebels accused of attacks on police and election offices.

Twitter removed on Wednesday a post by Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari threatening punishment for regional secessionists blamed for attacks on government buildings. The social media firm said Buhari's tweet, referring to the 1967-70 civil war in the southeastern Biafra region that killed 1 million

THE STANDARD WORLD By Reuters | June 3rd 2021 Nigerias President Muhammadu Buhari nade a tweet referring to the 1967-70 Civil War in the southeastern Biafra region that killed 1 million people. [Reuters] Twitter removed on Wednesday a post by Nigerias President Muhammadu Buhari threatening punishment for regional secessionists blamed for attacks on government buildings. The social media firm said Buharis tweet, referring to the 1967-70 Civil War in the southeastern Biafra region that k...

Police patrol personnel had pounced on him at gunpoint and arrested him.

Twitter scrubs Nigerian president’s post & suspends account for ‘abusive behavior’ after tweeting warning to rebels Image Credit: Share Email Twitter has removed a post by the president of Nigeria and temporarily locked his account, claiming he broke the site’s “abusive behavior” policy after sending a warning to rebels accused of attacks on police and election offices. A tweet posted by President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday was removed less than one day later over the rule violatio...

People who promote insurrection in Nigeria face a "rude shock", its president warned on Tuesday, raising the possibility of a fierce crackdown on rising violence in the southeast that has included arson attacks on police station and electoral offices. Security forces are already grappling with criminal gangs

People who promote insurrection in Nigeria face a "rude shock", its president warned on Tuesday, raising the possibility of a fierce crackdown on rising violence in the southeast that has included arson attacks on police station and electoral offices.

The company says the post violated its abusive behaviour policy, leading to a 12-hour suspension of his account.

Twitter removes Nigerian president's 'abusive' civil war post