The co-founder and chief executive officer of Twitter Inc., Jack Dorsey has increased the number of Nigerian flags put on his handle to three.
The Twitter CEO on June 12 tweeted the Nigerian flag to show solidarity with the country on its Democracy Day.
Below are Twitter users' reactions after noticing the increase.
Waribo Nwachukwu said, "Jack Dorsey stands with Nigerian youths because he knows therein lies the energy for #tech, innovation & creativity. Nigerian youths are the beckon of hope. The only drawback is bad leadership....will reclaim its glory with the budding youths as Africa giant."
#jackdorsey stands with #Nigerian youths because he knows therein lies the energy for #tech,innovation & creativity.#Nigerian youths are the beckon of hope.The only drawback is bad leadership. 🇳🇬 will reclaim its glory with the budding youths as #Africa giant @HOFbarrybonds25
— Waribo Nwachukwu🕥(10XSPECIALISTLORD)$DDS;UDOO;ETH (@DeCryptolord) June 14, 2021
Danasabe Magaji noted that Dorsey's action should not be seen as wooing Nigerian youths.
"Jack has lost big time in his investment! He realised how important Naija (Nigeria) is even he chooses Ghana! This suspension shook the hell out of him! He has been lobbying the Federal Government since that suspension. He could have tweeted Biafra's flag though!
Dude, is not about youths woo, Jack has lost big time in his investment! He realized how important naija is even he chooses Ghana! This suspension shook the hell out of him! He has been lobbying the FG since that suspension. He could have twitted Biafrats flag though!
— Danasabe (@Magajibnw1) June 14, 2021
"It is not about making him a billionaire, but about the financial gain, he accrued in Naija! He knows, his eyes are clear now. If not, why lobbying the Federal Government? Why flash Naija flags in solidarity with the naija (Nigerian) govt? He keeps lobbying and 'doing eye service' for the FG since day 1 of the suspension."
"Jack, I commend you for using ur platform to support Nigeria but kindly do the same for other countries going through similar & worse crises by creating awareness. By the way, it will be appreciated if the Twitter team can work on the platform to enable Nigerians to use the platform without VPNs."
Tayo Easy stressed that "Jack constantly posting about Nigeria is not because of his love for Nigerians but rather his selfish interest. Many African countries out there are having it worse. Post them too na?"
Okechukwu Nwadike believes Jack is "doing a great job."
“'Freedom is all we want. Also note, in Biafra & Oduduwa republics your business empire will flourish! Nigeria owners, nomadic Fulanis don’t use western innovations but only eradicates them! Google the term' Sunnah' you’d be surprised."
Sovereign Smith said, "Where was this energy and support when Uganda was going through the same situation Nigeria is facing currently? Last last, we are all ass lickers in one way or the other."
Abdullah Nuhu noted that "Mark Zuckerberg is more clever than you, I read his post in which he promised to make windows for politicians."
Mark Zuckerberg is more clever than you, I read his post in which he promised to make windows for politicians.
— Abdullah Nuhu (@AbdullahNuhu3) June 14, 2021
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