Tag: trolls
#YNaijaEssays: The not too fine art of Nigerian internet trolling
You might not have heard of Adeniji Ayodeji, but unless you are one of Nigeria’s few remaining luddites with no ...
The Thread: “4 months pregnant. 4k RTs & I won’t abort it”, lady tweets. The responses are sick
Twitter trolls and bants go hand in hand. Nothing is off topic, and it’s usually off-colour. This one, though, is ...
Reddit User behind the Trump wrestling GIF has issued an apology
Following the backlash after President Donald Trump tweeted his GIF wrestling CNN, the Reddit user behind the GIF issued an ...
The 411 on social media trolls and how to deal with them
They are crawling everywhere you go on the Internet and social media, those anonymous users with nothing to say but ...
The Sexuality Blog: Pretty Mike is a troll. Why are you Nigerians enabling him?
It’s not very often that you get the Lagos state government to act on matters of social justice without ...
Stella Damasus: The 20 most effective ways of dealing with haters and trolls
Stella Damasus is no stranger to public backlash, internet trolls and derogatory name calling. She was called an husband snatcher and ...
Opinion: 8 habits of highly desperate Twitter users
by Gbenga Akinyooye I started actively tweeting about two years ago, though I had a passive Twitter account for about ...
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