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Inside Nigeria
BREAKING: FG to Lift Twitter Ban ‘in a Matter of Days’ – Lai Mohammed
Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, says the ban on operations on micro blogging platform, twitter, by the…
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Guest Columnist
Benin Artifacts and The Choice Facing Robin Hood, By Azu Ishiekwene
When you find two people from the Benin kingdom talking these days, chances are that they are talking artifacts. That…
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Inside Nigeria
FG Will Take Possession of Looted Benin Artefacts- Lai Mohammed
The Federal Government says, in line with operative conventions and laws, it will take possession of the 1,130 looted Benin…
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Entertainment
FG Mourns Sound Sultan, Condoles With Family
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has expressed shockand sadness over the untimely demise of the popular…
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Inside Nigeria
Newspapers Begin Front Page Campaign Against NBC Amendment Bill
The Nigerian Press Organisation, in its resolve to resist the government’s attempt to stifle the media’s constitutional freedom of speech…
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Inside Nigeria
Lai Mohammed Leads Powerful FG Team to Engage Twitter
The Federal Government has constituted a powerful ministerial committee team to engage with Twitter over the recent suspension of the…
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Inside Nigeria
Twitter Founder, Jack is Liable For Losses in #EndSARS Protests– Lai Mohammed
The Federal Government says Twitter and its founder, Jack Dorsey, are vicariously liable for the losses the country suffered during…
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Inside Nigeria
Nigeria’s Literati Speak on The State of The Nation
Statement on the Nigerian Crisis Nigeria is Ours to Make Well before the Federal Government announced the ban on…
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Inside Nigeria
Why Twitter, WhatsApp Must Register To Operate in Nigeria
The Federal Government says its directive that Over the Top (OTT) and social media platforms operating in the country must…
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Business
What Twitter Ban Teaches The World About Nigeria, By Azu Ishiekwene
The Nigerian government thinks Twitter is the greatest source of its misery. After straining at the leash for months, it…
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