Free access to information sacrosanct – foreign envoy

The foreign envoys invited by the Nigerian government for discussions on the suspension of Twitter have restated their position for free and open internet that ensures freedom of expression to citizens. These foreign mission in Nigeria had earlier given their reactions to the directives to suspend Twitter’s use in the country. Mary Leonard, the Ambassador of

Asking TV, Radio Stations To Deactivate Twitter Accounts Unlawful – SERAP To NBC

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has condemned “the patently unlawful and unconstitutional directive by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to all broadcast stations in the country to suspend the patronage of Twitter with immediate effect.” The NBC had reportedly stated that the decision followed the suspension of Twitter operations in Nigeria by the Federal

NBC Directs Broadcasting Stations To Suspend Twitter Handles

PRESS RELEASE!!! NBC DIRECTS ALL BROADCASTING STATIONS IN NIGERIA TO SUSPEND TWITTER USAGE. Consequent on the suspension of Twitter operations in Nigeria by the Federal Government over the persistent use of the platform for activities that are capable of undermining the corporate existence of Nigeria, the National Broadcasting Commission directs all Broadcasting Stations in Nigeria

TB Joshua’s wife speaks on husband’s death

Evelyn Joshua, wife of the founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations,Temitope Balogun Joshua, has broken her silence since the news of her husband’s death made rounds. Evelyn took to social media to express ocean-deep emotions over the loss of her husband. Amidst the ban by the Federal Government on the usage of popular microblogging

Shocking Things About TB Joshua You Don’t Know

Did you know that Pastor TB Joshua stayed in his mother’s womb for 15 months before he was born? He attended six colleges in less than one year due to lack of sponsorship. Though he did not complete his secondary school education. The televangelist is one of the richest pastors not just in Nigeria, but