FG Put The Cart Before The Horse, Their Meeting With Twitter Should Have Been Done Earlier - Falana

Posted by Amarachi on Thu 24th Jun, 2021 - tori.ng

The lawyer who noted that the meeting is a good development added that it should have been called earlier to avoid the embarrassment and inconvenience that Nigerians were subjected to.

Femi Falana

Human rights activist and lawyer, Femi Falana has stated that the Federal Government should have met with the management of Twitter before suspending the social media giant's operation in the country.

Noting that the meeting is a good development in an interview on Channels Television, he however added that it should have been called earlier to avoid the embarrassment and inconvenience that Nigerians were subjected to.

Falana Said;

“The Federal Government meeting with Twitter is a good development but in many instances, they put the cart before the horse. I feel this should have been done earlier. The government protested when it was dissatisfied with certain developments. This kind of meeting would have been called much earlier and the embarrassment and inconvenience that Nigerians were subjected to would have been totally avoided. But I think it is a good development that both sides are going to meet."

On legality of ECOWAS’ involvement in the matter, Falana said;

“In the 60s and 70s it was convenient for dictators in Africa to plead sovereignty that nobody should interfere with our internal affairs but in these days and times, one countries have submitted part of their sovereignties to international bodies, in this case the ECOWAS, Nigeria has ratified the protocols establishing the court as well as the supplementary project, it is therefore too late to rush back home and say we are independent, we are sovereign nation”.

 

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