
Tope Akinyode sues Adamu Garba for suing Jack Dorsey, Twitter CEO
Tope Akinyode, a human rights lawyer in Nigeria, has sued former presidential candidate, Adamu garba for instituting an action against Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter for reportedly lending support to the ongoing #EndSARS protests rocking the nation.
BREAKING: Having been consulted by friends & colleagues, I've filed court processes to challenge @adamugarba's lawsuit against @jack & @Twitter. Jack's support for Nigeria's cause is commendable. We'll protect our freedom of expression & resist the move to ban Twitter in Nigeria pic.twitter.com/9bOzTC1Gmh
— Tope Akinyode (@TopeAkinyode) October 28, 2020
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Adamu Garba, a card-carrying member of APC, accused the Tech Guru of meddling in the affairs of Nigeria and says he is responsible for the violence that erupted from the protests.
Adamu prays the court to compel Jack to pay the Nigerian government $1 billion as compensation for all the damages caused by the #EndSARS protest. He also seeks that Jack should establish a Twitter office here in Nigeria.
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