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Twitter has contacted us – Lai Mohammed

The Federal Government had last week Friday suspended the operations of the platform, citing a threat to national security.

Rachael Olokungboye

ABUJA –The Federal Government had last week Friday suspended the operations of the platform, citing a threat to national security.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed on Wednesday, disclosed the readiness of Twitter to engage with the Federal Government.

Speaking with State House correspondents after the weekly Federal Executive Council (FEC), Mohammed said Twitter had reached out to the government seeking high-level discussion to resolve the issue.

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