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Twitter Removes Osinbajo’s Verification Tag
Popular microblogging platform, Twitter, on Monday removed the verification tag attached to the former Vice-president of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.
The special verification tag prior to its removal was designed for officials of government.
As at press time, our correspondent had observed that Osinbajo’s tag has been removed. However, the one of the outgone President, Muhammadu Buhari remained.
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Twitter has not yet replied to inquiries by The PUNCH as to why the former vice-president’s verification tag was removed.
Osinbajo and his principal, Buhari, handed over to the administration of Bola Tinubu today, May 29,2023.
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