Catch up on the events of the outgoing week on Episode 23 of PremiumTimesng weekly Podcast.
The week was extremely eventful largely after the Nigerian Government declared war on Twitter alongside Social Media platforms. Listen to the aftermath of the ban and more interesting updates that occured in the country during the week.A lot of bants shaped most events in the past week. From a shocking brawl between Twitter and the Nigerian government which led to the suspension of the app use in the country to the proposed deployment of Corps members as agents of war.
In the past week, the most unthinkable security breach occured in one of the most fortified places in the country. Also, you would be shocked at what Nigerians consumed the most in the first quarter of 2021 in a recent data released by the National Bureau of Statistics. Catch up on the major happenings that took place in the past week on this latest Podcast edition.It was a bitter-sweet moment last week with the release of abducted students while others are still held in captivity.
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