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Speaking up or staying silent? citizens’ engagement of pro-biafra protests and farmers-herders crises in the user-generated content of selected Nigerian online newspapers
The public space provided by the Web 2.0 technologies where citizens freely interact and discuss public issues such as politics, security and national unity is one of the beauties of modern democracy. However, this freedom has produced some counter-value cultures. Existing studies on new media, citi...
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2019-12
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