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It may destroy numerous folks – Paul Okoye on unfavorable social media use

Singer Paul Okoye, aka Rudeboy, has expressed deep concern over the unfavorable use of social media amongst Nigerian youths.

The Purpose With Me hitmaker said that those that use social media mischievously for clout are treading a harmful path.

He warned that such misuse is prone to destroy many individuals.

On his Instastory, the singer wrote: “Social media goes to destroy lots of people… You would possibly suppose it’s simply cruise, clout, or to pattern… Your eye go clear.”

Social media use in Nigeria stays largely unregulated, as there is no such thing as a official regulatory physique.

There have been calls in some quarters for social media regulation, following widespread circumstances of cyberbullying, faux information, hate speech, and defamation.

A invoice proposing the regulation of social media in Nigeria was launched within the Nationwide Meeting however obtained combined reactions, considerably affecting its passage. The invoice additionally confronted intense criticism on social media.

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