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Ben Ogola: Twitter has Ignored Kenyans Request To Restore Cyprian Nyakundi's Account Because They Don't Owe Africans An Explanation.

Caption: Social Media User Ben Ogola. Image- Twitter A Kenyan, Ben Ogola has weighed in, pertaining the Suspension of the editor of this site, Cyprian Nyakundi, by the masters of the universe, Twitter. The move to cut down Nyakundi's influence started by slicing his followers by half, a move that shocked many people.

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Caption: Social Media User Ben Ogola. Image- Twitter A Kenyan, Ben Ogola has weighed in, pertaining the Suspension of the editor of this site, Cyprian Nyakundi, by the masters of the universe, Twitter. The move to cut down Nyakundi's influence started by slicing his followers by half, a move that shocked many people. If you look at the graph detailing how people lost followers, it was not adding up. I always knew Twitter would suspend me one day, going by the number of paid actors that were reporting my account. So when I was suspended, I was not shocked. In fact, some people were planted to report my tweets at least twice per day a fact confirmed by Twitter executives that visited the country a few days ago under the invitation of Safaricom...

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