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DSS informed FG of Pantami’s extremist views before ministerial appointment, says ex-director, Amachree
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By Levinus Nwabughiogu & Johnbosco Agbakwuru
Former Assistant Director with the Department of State Services, Dennis Amachree, has said the secret police informed the Federal Government and the National Assembly of the past radical pro-Taliban views of embattled Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami before his confirmation as minister in 2019.
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By Timi Olubiyi
IT is no longer news that US-based social media company, Twitter Inc, has concluded plans to establish a presence on the African continent in line with its growth strategy. Recall that Twitter’s founder and CEO, Jack Dorsey, visited Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia and South Africa in 2019 in anticipation of this major expansion and growth strategy. Sadly, to Nigeria and Nigerians, Ghana was announced to host Twitter’s first Africa office. This was communicated in a statement in which Twitter Inc described Ghana “as a champion for democracy, a supporter of free speech, online freedom, and the Open Internet”.
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