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Twitter has issued a statement. they say they are deeply concerned by the suspension of their services in nigeria and they say they will work towards reinstating a service for its users here. there are about 150 million internet users in nigeria and according to the authorities here, just over 60% of those use twitter, so it is a huge market for the social media company. it will be really desperate to try and rebuild relationships with the government. for a little bit of context, this has happened because twitter deleted a post by president buhari earlier this week. they said it breached its r...

Towards reinstating a service for its users here. there are about 150 million internet users in nigeria and according to the authorities here, just over 60% of those use twitter, so it is a huge market for the social media company and they will be really desperate to try and rebuild relationships with the government. for a little bit of context, this has happened because twitter deleted a post by president buhari earlier this week. they said it breached its rules in that post. many nigerian users flagged it because they felt that it was a threat to a secessionist movement in the south—east o...

  >>  Reuters Published: 26 Apr 2021 07:27 PM BdST Updated: 26 Apr 2021 07:27 PM BdST Militants overrun an army base in northeastern Nigeria, killing more than 30 soldiers before pulling back in the face of air strikes, sources said. "); } The attackers were believed to belong to the regional offshoot of Islamic State. They hit the base in Mainok town in northeast Borno state on Sunday afternoon, three soldiers and a local resident told Reuters. Rising insecurity across Nigeria has killed scores of soldiers and civilians this year. Just over a month ago, about 30 soldiers were killed in f...

Crises between India, Pak likely to become more intense: US intelligence report War between two nuclear-armed neighbours is unlikely By ANI|   Posted by Sameer  |   Published: 14th April 2021 9:02 am IST IANS Washington: The crises between India and Pakistan are likely to become more intense risking an escalatory cycle though a war between the two nuclear-armed neighbours is unlikely, according to a US intelligence report. In an unclassified annual report on worldwide threats assessment, the US’ Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) on Tuesday said that under the lead...

Cop killed in militant attack at Jammu & Kashmir BJP activist’s residence SECTIONS Share Synopsis This was the second attack on a BJP worker in a week in Kashmir. Earlier, two BJP councillors and a policeman were killed on March 29, when militants opened fire at the venue of a block development council meeting in Sopore of northern Kashmir. ET Bureau One policeman was killed and his rifle snatched in a militant attack at the residence of a BJP activist on Thursday morning on the outskirts of Srinagar city. One of the assailants had posed as a woman in a veil and conversed in feminine voice ...