The central government says it is "exceptionally close" to settling the issues that prompted the boycott of Twitter in the country. 

Review that the public authority had, on June 4, declared the endless suspension of Twitter's activity following the erasing of tweets made by President Muhammadu Buhari, who had taken steps to treat individuals from the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in the "language they comprehend". 

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The national government had anyway credited the suspension to "the steady utilization of the stage for exercises that are equipped for sabotaging Nigeria's corporate presence". 

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Lai Mohammed, the pastor of data and culture, on Wednesday, gave an update to state house journalists on the situation with the discussions among Twitter and the public authority. "I think even Twitter itself two days prior gave what I will call an advancement report on our discussions with them. What's more, I think assuming I need to cite them properly, it has been useful and very conscious. 

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Furthermore, with respect to how before long is soon, isn't that so? I need to guarantee you that between the time that Twitter activity has been suspended, and when it will be reestablished is by a wide margin, a whole lot more limited. As such, if the activity has been suspended for around 100 days now, I can reveal to you that we're simply really discussing a couple, only a couple of more days now. 

 

"I can guarantee us that we're aware of the nervousness of Nigerians and the two players are striving to put a conclusion on the matter. Furthermore, similar to Twitter itself said, the progressions have been extremely, useful on the two players. Truly, we have gone exceptionally far. I will not be explicit yet we have gone exceptionally far, and truly, it's simply going to be extremely, soon, simply take my statement for that," he said.

Frank Lampard, the former Chelsea manager, has told his replacement, Thomas Tuchel, that he needs to win back-to-back titles to avoid being fired.

This was stated by Lampard during an interview with Gary Neville on The Overlap.

After an FA Cup victory over Luton Town in January 2021, the ex-England midfielder was sacked.

"Meeting Bruce and Marina (Granovskaia) was a lot of fun," he said. What was to come was also foreshadowed. You were grateful for the time even if you didn't recognize it at the time.

"It is what it is, and that is all there is to it." There's nothing you can do to stop them from moving on. I'd never worked in that position before, so it was strange at first, but once you get the job, you realize that you never know when you'll get that call.

"It's unlikely to happen at Chelsea unless you win back-to-back titles, which was never going to happen."