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Netnography examines negative political narratives on social media in Nigeria, highlighting regulatory and educational gaps.
This study focuses on bringing to the fore the unwholesome narratives by Twitter users to project their grievances on political issues in Nigeria. The study seeks to examine the place of media regulation and media literacy in the social media space especially in Nigeria. A netnography of the comments and narratives were collated using WordCloud from the twitter user and his supporters from 17th-18th October 2022. Findings show that negative, uncultured and indecent comments were rife. The study concludes that media regulation and media literacy are deficient in the Nigerian media scene, hence, the reason for such aberrations. Key Words: Trolling, Media Literacy, Media Regulation, Digital Citizens About the Author * Clara Liabwuk Boman is the Head of Department of Mass Communication, Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic, Zaria, Nigeria. Her interest lies majorly in online political communication. JCMR Journal of Communication and Media Research, Vol. 15, No. 1, Special Issue 3, July 2023, pp. 129-137 © Association of Media and Communication Researchers of Nigeria (AMCRON). Article Citation Boman, C. L. (2023). Netnography of an online twitter trolling by a Nigerian user. Journal of Communication and Media Research, 15 (1, SP.3): 129-137. Full Article Words: 5,181 Pages: 9 To access full article, click on download.
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