In recent Nigeria news, former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi embraced social media by launching his TikTok account. Announcing his official page on X, Obi joins other prominent figures like Nasir El-Rufai on the platform. This move highlights a strategic push towards engaging with the youth and leveraging digital platforms for influence.
Meanwhile, Lagos news sees acclaimed Afrobeats artist Timaya voicing concerns over the devastation of farmlands by herdsmen in Bayelsa State. Labeling it as "heartbreaking," he calls for urgent governmental intervention and advocates for sustainable solutions like ranching instead of open grazing. This plea underscores the pressing need for addressing agricultural crises in Nigeria.
Key Takeaways:
- Peter Obi strengthens his digital presence by joining TikTok, following political peers.
- Timaya advocates for government action against farmland destruction in Bayelsa.
- Ranching is promoted as a long-term solution to prevent future agricultural crises.
These events reflect growing efforts by Nigerian public figures to influence social and governmental narratives through various platforms. What are your thoughts on the impact of social media on political and social advocacy in Nigeria? Share your views below!
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