Lend your voice to this cause please, the victims of the Lekki Toll Massacre have gotten no justice, it is an insult to their memories to collect money there. Retweet this if you see this tweet!!! #NoJusticeNoToll
It's the same people who defend this administration that came out to mock a fellow Nigerian who was shot on the train
People who have no conscience, no empathy
Dr Chinelo is dead now, are you happy?
Are your paymasters pleased with you?
Vile, depraved beings! Scum of the earth
Nigerian youths and digital communications organisations earn a living from being able to use the platform to post communications on behalf of their clients.
Others who may not have physical stores also rely on Twitter to give visibility to their products and services.
We should also remember that Twitter has gone beyond a source of communication for many of our hardworking youths in Nigeria. It has become a source of livelihood for many, irrespective of their political affiliations or religious leanings.
Twitter has become the platform for young people and indeed all Nigerians to exercise their fundamental right to express and publish an opinion. They use the platform to complain, argue and give feedback to government and its agencies who in turn, use these to improve policies.