 The United Kingdom, Canada, Republic of Ireland, Norway and those of the European Union have called for dialogue and resolving the Nigeria Twitter face-off. The countries made a call in a joint statement made available to journalists on Saturday in Abuja. They noted that the path to a more secured Nigeria lies in more communication to accompany the concerted efforts of Nigeria's citizens and fulsome dialogue towards unity, peace and prosperity. The Minister of Information and Culture, Lam Mohamed, announced a suspension in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday, citing the persistent use of the platform for activities that are capable of undermining the country's corporate existence.