It has been revealed that sequel to the suspension of Twitter, the Nigerian Government is planning to shutdown the internet on June 12, 2021.
The plot to shutdown the internet social media platforms was revealed by Investigative Journalist, Kemi Olunloyo who said the aim is to safeguard citizens and forestall violence that may occur during the June 12 protests.
According to her, the Federal Government has commenced clampdown by building firewalls around VPNs while hackers are beginning to introduce malware to steal users information.
I'm telling you exclusively that on June 12th 2021 one of the most important days in Nigeria, the Nigerian govt will be shutting down internet social platforms to prevent violence that may occur during #June12protests. We are not allowed to protest, something that’s a right to every citizen. Uganda blocked the internet during the January 2021 elections too and reopened days later. Telecoms companies have already been told to shut down access to Twitter, Instagram and Facebook will be added. No word on YouTube the first video social platform by Google. The Government is building a FIREWALL around VPN’s and several hackers are introducing malware and stealing information. Be careful what VPN you are using. I’m not using any as I work on Twitter providing a service to an audience. It makes no sense if my audience can’t afford carded VPN. I’m getting lots of Notifications but can’t view anything. and thus vice versa why get VPN when Kemi Olunloyo cannot tweet
#BeFocused2021 I warned you not to fight their social media bill and let them regulate it due to kidnappers and fake jobs but no you didn’t see what I was telling you. They don’t need a bill to ban you from social media.
Dr Kemi Olunloyo 🇳🇬
6/7/21
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