Elon Musk claims he won’t permit conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to rejoin Twitter.

The accounts of former US president Donald Trump, rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West), and influencer Andrew Tate were all revived over the weekend.Information Guide Nigeria

Mr. Musk responded to Twitter inquiring as to whether Jones would be the next.

He claimed that his own child had passed away and that he “had no pity” for anyone who “would utilize the deaths of children for riches, politics, or fame.”

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In 2002, 10 days after his birth, Nevada Alexander Musk passed away.

Mr. Musk claimed that while holding his infant, he “felt his dying heartbeat.”

InfoWars host Jones has been ordered to pay $1.44 billion (£1.2 billion) in damages for making false and repeated claims that the Sandy Hook school shooting, in which 20 children and 6 adults were slain, was a fake.

He was suspended from Facebook, Spotify, Apple, and YouTube in August 2018.

The contentious internet mogul Kim Dotcom was among those pleading for his release.

According to the news website Axios, Jones declared in a video that he did not care about being on the social media site Rumble that he did not care about being on Twitter.NYSC portal

Despite having over 90 million followers since his account was revived, Mr. Trump has failed to post.

Despite the fact that Truth Social has a much smaller readership than Twitter, he has stated that he intends to remain on it.

Until he was banned for allegedly instigating violence on the platform during the Capitol Hill riots in January 2021, Mr. Trump was an active tweeter.

He was suspended in October 2022 as a result of an anti-Semitic post.

For spreading misogynistic material, such as saying that women should be held accountable for sexual assault, Andrew Tate was banned from a number of platforms.JAMB portal

Mr. Tate and Ye are both tweeting right now.

Prior to the appointment of the moderation board, Mr. Musk had stated that no decision would be made on banned accounts.

After months of negotiations, he finally paid $44 billion for Twitter on October 28.

Since then, he has fired half of the company’s 7,500 employees, and it’s believed that hundreds more quit after receiving an email warning that those who stayed would have to put in long hours and “hardcore” work.

Since there is no longer a communications team, Mr. Musk claims that more users than ever are accessing Twitter.JAMB Result