Nigeria, June 27 -- In today's hyper-connected Nigeria, social media and messaging platforms have revolutionised how people interact and express themselves. Yet, beneath the glossy veneer of likes, emojis, and shares lies a growing threat that is quietly tearing through the fabric of digital communities: cyberbullying.
From WhatsApp groups to X timelines, a growing number of Nigerians - particularly the youth - are being subjected to sustained online harassment that leaves psychological scars deeper than many realise. The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), known mostly for its work in advancing Nigeria's digital infrastructure, has begun to shine a light on this hidden war.
Beyond its regulatory and innovation-f...
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