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The Nigerian government placed an indefinite suspension on Twitter and ordered internet service providers to block access to the platform, restricting about 40 million users, after a tweet by President Buhari was deleted by the microblogging platform.
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Mavrck, a micro-influencer marketing platform, published a report showing the average engagement per post on the social media giant decreased significantly over the past year.
