Banned on Twitter .... Nigeria started account on India's 'Koo' processor

An official account has been launched on behalf of the government in Nigeria, an African country, on the India-headquartered Goo processor, which has banned the social networking site Twitter.

Nigerian President Mohammed Buhari has spoken out against separatist organizations on Twitter. It was removed by the US-based Twitter company. Twitter has since been banned by the Nigerian government.

In this context, the use of the 'Goo' processor, which is headquartered in Bangalore, Karnataka, began to increase in Nigeria. In that process, the account has been officially opened on behalf of the Nigerian government.

Commenting on this, Abrameya Radhakrishna, CEO of Goo, said: “The account has been officially opened in our processor on behalf of the Government of Nigeria.

We have also taken steps to provide the opportunity to use this processor in Nigerian vernacular. Following India, we have spread our wings to other countries.

We have fulfilled all the conditions laid down by the Government of India in the Information Technology Amendment. You can use our processor in many languages. We are ready to make more facilities. Thus he has said. He also posted the news on Twitter.