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by Kehinde Sogunle Some elements in the opposition APC are also postulating that a measure of intimidation of electorates before and during the election could have led to the wide margin experienced between the votes recorded by the victor and the incumbent. The revelry and ecstacy about the recent elections in Ekiti State have thrown... Read More

ekiti elections, kehinde sogunle, opinion, sociology, ynaija

June 17, 2012

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So, who is your Twitter Overlord? Read: The sociology of the self-acclaimed “activist” Twitter community

Whether you think it’s a narrow attack on easily identifiable social media voices or a dispassionate assessment of a growing social problem, what NOEL IHEBUZOR writes here (produced un-edited) is quite fascinating. Enjoy it: Reactions to recent events in Nigeria, notably the very tragic loss of lives in the crash of a Dana aircraft and... Read More

activist, critic, criticism, jonathan, mko, New Media, social media, sociology, twitter.