I got a phone call one bright Wednesday morning sometime in 2013 from my good friend and TV personality, the straight talking Kadariyya Ahmed (STWK), to participate as a discussant on social media in Nigeria organized by a Danish foundation. I obliged.
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Social media, leaked photos and the rise of celebrity culture
So, Desire Luzinda has gone into hiding to escape being prosecuted under Uganda’s draconian laws that practically forbids any mention of nudity outside the bedroom.
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I like the way the Internet intrudes, without warning or apology. Days ago, in a small town in the south west of England, I sought a hotel room, last minute, as I often find myself doing. I tried my luck by showing up at the front desk of some fancy hotel in the middle of the town, but it was beyond my budget.
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The easiest time to prevent a divorce or an unhappy marriage is before marriage, not after. There is no gainsaying that love can have such a drunken effect on the about-to-wed that clear danger signal...
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One Saturday afternoon, a few years ago, I was asked to write about Chude Jideonwo as part of my recruitment interview into Red Nigeria/YNaija. I had not personally met him before then, but I knew enough about him to write that: “Jideonwo, the man, is an opinion warehouse, a quality which has made him the subject of some considerable backlash in the past (his CNN op-ed on the Senate gay bill comes to mind.)
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New Media, dominated predominantly by Social Media, may not determine who wins elections but it will determine who influences perceptions.
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