He said that the nation’s economy would suffer a further slide as a result of the ban.
According to him, each day Twitter or Facebook is banned in the country, Nigeria loses over N1 billion.
He expressed worry that the ban also came at a time the country was passing through tension caused by festering security breaches.
The Bishop further urged President Muhammadu Buhari to initiate measures to douse the tension in the country.
According to him, you cannot put out a raging fire with fire, rather you can only quench fire with water.
“Therefore, I appeal to the president to initiate a platform for Nigerians to dialogue.