EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OF TWITTER BAN ON INFORMATION DISSEMINATION IN NIGERIA
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ABSTRACT
The focus of this study presented and evaluation of twitter ban on information dissemination State Branch as case study. Survey Research design was employed for the study and using convenience sampling method 55 participant who are twitter users and resident of Asaba in Delta State. 55 well structured questionnaire was issued to the respondent of which all were returned and validated for the study. Data was analyzed using frequency and tables. Findings from the study reveals that the reason for twitter ban ranges from the deleting of president Buhari’s tweet on 4th June 2021 and the Assumption that twitter promotes secessionist agenda thus hindering the unification of Nigeria. The effect of the ban on information dissemination will aid in silencing citizens who have found their voice through social media ; reduce the speed at which the public access information on recent trends and events; delay the awareness of public on contents that will be helpful to then as citizens and inhibit social interaction and communication of citizens. the study therefore recommends that government should approve other social media platforms for information dissemination. Radio station, television channels and print media who often use twitter platforms to engage their audience can resort to using of Instagram, Facebook and Watsapp Business as alternatives of posting their stories until federal government settles with twitter management.
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