BY- EGUNGWU CHUKWUKA BENJAMIN T he advent of the internet and multimedia devices has revolutionized human life, provided unprecedented access to information, promoted e-commerce, aided remote learning and work, and supported entertainment. It's introduction actually created new possibilities for personal and professional growth. However, I sincerely believe that Nigeria's internet space is cluttered with a lot of noise and some unnecessary content. The emerging content trends include the abuse of platforms, the promotion of sexual acts, infodemics, virtue shaming, and the undermining of our cultural values as Africans. A few days ago, popular Nigerian social commentator Abisoye Olukoya Michael, known as Oyemykke, took to the internet to lament the level of vox pop (interviews) with degenerates, promoting prostitution, while virtue shaming people who practice originality. Another incident is the online feud between popular Nigerian activist Vincent Martin Otse and Michelle Muko...