The Role of Social Media in Voter Education in Nigeria

Toba Paul Ayeni

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Social media has become a prominent and a powerful forum for voter enlightenment, political activism and fastest means of information dissemination. Social media platforms, such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube help to activate citizens’ engagement in political life.

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