The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project – SERAP, and Niger-Delta Self Determination Movement -NDSDM have condemned the Nigerian government for monitoring social media in
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What Nigerian brands seek from Social Media Monitoring Platforms
By Aanuoluwapo Omotosho If there is one thing most successful brands in Nigeria have in common, it is the act of being consumer-centric.
6 Social Media Monitoring Tools Every Marketer Should Use
Yes, you may already be aware that a lot of conversations are going on every second of the day. People are talking about a
Mark Zuckerberg meets with founder of Nigerian female Facebook group – Lola Omolola
By Aanuoluwapo Omotosho Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook met with Nigeria’s Lola Omolola, founder of the Facebook group called ‘Female In Nigeria’ (FIN) on
Instagram now lets you upload photos from its mobile website
By Aanuoluwa Omotosho Instagram has developed a new feature to their service that allows users to upload and post pictures without downloading the
Facebook plans to add 3,000 moderators to screen hate speech and harmful videos
Aanuoluwa Omotosho Facebook has announced a new plan to add 3,000 more people to its operations team to review and respond swiftly to harmful videos and
Jos, Plateau State, discusses the social good of social media
By Segun Oruame, Anthony Emeka Nwosu, and Aanuoluwa Omotosho How much of value can come from social media and how governments, organisations and individuals
Lagos leads Nigeria social media engagements – Yobe, Sokoto, Zamfara have lowest online presence
By Oluwatobi Opusunju Lagos State is leading other states in Nigeria as the state with the highest number of social media engagement with 115,
GET HELP ON FACEBOOK DURING A DISASTER
Facebook’s “Safety Check” tool, which lets users mark themselves as safe after a disaster or crisis, has been updated. Safety Check was originally created to facilitate
Nigerians hold protest on poor economy, governance (Photos)
The massive public protest against the federal government records a multitude of angry citizens asking that the government gets more proactive on the economy,