Twitter is too toxic, says MI Abaga days after FG lifted ban

Ace Nigerian rapper, Jude Abaga, identified professionally as MI, has stated that microblogging platform, Twitter is just too poisonous, urging tweeps to create a ‘kinder vitality’ for black youths.

The Quick Cash Quick Vehicles crooner made the decision in a tweet on Saturday, January 15, 2022 upon his return to the platform.

In response to MI Abaga, coming again to Twitter after being away for some time made this realise that the social media platform was a poisonous place.

He then urged customers of the platform to create a greater vitality to accommodate younger black folks on Twitter.

“After being away from Twitter for some time, I can clearly see how poisonous this place is. Wow! We have to create kinder vitality for our younger black folks on this place,” the rapper tweeted.

Man… after being away from twitter for some time I can clearly see how poisonous this place is.. wow. We have to create kinder vitality for our younger black folks on this place..

— M.I Abaga (@MI_Abaga) January 15, 2022

His assertion comes after the Federal Authorities determined to elevate the Twitter ban in Nigeria after a 222-day suspension.