Two days after he shared evidence of the undisclosed dual citizenship of the president-elect, Bola Tinubu, Investigative journalist David Hundeyin has been locked out of his Twitter account.
Hundeyin’s media platform, West Africa Weekly disclosed the development on Twitter
After posting evidence of @officialABAT's undisclosed dual citizenship and perjurous INEC EC9 declaration, West Africa Weekly founder @DavidHundeyin's Twitter account has been maliciously reported for "posting private information" and is temporarily locked. pic.twitter.com/QFxcapDmMc
— West Africa Weekly (@WestAfricaWeek) April 17, 2023
On Saturday, the self-billed “one-man hurricane” shared photos of a Guinean diplomatic passport bearing ‘Bola Ahmed Tinubu’ and the President-elect’s image on his Twitter page. The passport was issued in October 2015 and expired in October 2020.
He also shared a section of Tinubu’s EC-9 declaration form by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, wherein the President-elect indicated that he had no other citizenship except the Nigerian passport.
A few hours after Hundeyin made the post, the tweet was removed by Twitter for “violating the rules” of the micro-blogging site.
In the early hours of Monday, his Twitter account was locked temporarily for “posting private information”.
Checks by The West African Pilot News revealed that Hundeyin, a very active user of the micro-blogging site, last tweeted at 2:46 p.m. on Monday.
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