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You lack powers to ban Twitter, we’ll meet in court – SERAP

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has told Nigeria Government that it was illegal to have indefinitely suspend Twitter’s operation in Nigeria.

Technocrat Media Nigeria

LAGOS – The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has told Nigeria Government that it was illegal to have indefinitely suspend Twitter’s operation in Nigeria.

In a statement by SERAP, it says;

“We’re suing Nigerian authorities over their ILLEGAL indefinite suspension of Twitter in Nigeria.

“Nigerians have a right to freedom of expression and access to information including online, and we plan to fight to keep it that way.

“Nigeria Government, we’ll see you in court.

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