Goodbye to Twitter. Welcome to Koo App of India Spreading its Wings Abroad!
Introduction
The Nigerian government, which has banned the use of Twitter, has teamed up with the Koo app. Here are the comments made by the co-founder of the Indian Koo app and the reasons for banning Twitter in Nigeria.
Koo app created by Indians
Koo app created by Indians. The Koo app is getting better and better in the short term. Accounts are being opened from abroad. Significantly, the Nigerian government banned Twitter in the country and authorized the Koo app.
Twitter Ban on Nigeria
The current President of Nigeria is Muhammadu Buhari. In Nigeria the public has been engaged in struggle in various parts of the country against the state. Due to this the situation of civil war is developing. In this context, Nigerian President Dwight did the same, citing the civil war in Nigeria from 1967-70. Twitter deleted the post, saying the president’s comments were provocative.
Twitter deleted a tweet by Nigeria’s President
The Nigerian government has banned the use of Twitter following the deletion of the president’s Twitter account. In addition, the Nigerian public has been banned from using the Twitter app. The government has warned that legal action will be taken against Twitter users who violate it.
Official approval for the Koo app
The Nigerian government has given official approval to the Koo app created by the Indians after banning Twitter and has also started the Nigerian government account on the Koo app. In addition, the Nigerian government has announced that all official announcements will be made through the Koo app.
Tweet as a warm welcome
Koo co-founder Aprameya Radhakrishna tweeted “warm welcome” to the official announcement of the Nigerian government about the Nigerian government’s merger with Koo. He was also happy that the Koo app has now started spreading its wings outside India.
Koo app in Nigeria
A tweet posted on June 5 said that the Koo app was also available in Nigeria and that they were considering running local languages. The Nigerian government, which has banned Twitter, has also accused Twitter of having a double standard. The Koo app is fast gaining popularity in India as well. The number of users using Koo is constantly increasing.
Koo that acts like Twitter
Koo, a app that acts like Twitter, is gaining popularity not only in India but in many parts of the world. Since Made in India began to promote the need to focus more on products and services, numerous Indian applications have emerged. Koo is the main app released accordingly.
The Koo app was developed by Aprameya Radhakrishna and Mayang Pitavatka. The Koo app was also introduced in other languages like Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Bengali, Hindi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Oriya and Assamese.
