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Online Insults and Political Polarization: A Case Study of @Tony_Ogbuagu - Rollup News

Online Insults and Political Polarization: A Case Study of @Tony_Ogbuagu

Posted: 2025-04-26 17:59:51 UTC

@Emma ik Umeh (Tcee )🇳🇬emmaikumeh

#socialmedia

#politics

#harassment

#Atiku

#Obi

#onlinediscourse

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The author expresses dismay over the insults directed at @Tony_Ogbuagu on Twitter, particularly from Obi supporters, for suggesting a collaboration between Obi and Atiku. The author emphasizes Tony's professional success and questions the validity of the insults.

Key Impact Areas

Insults and online harassment on social media

Political polarization and its impact on online interactions

The disconnect between online perceptions and real-life success

Challenges

Online harassment and insults

Political intolerance and polarization

Misjudgment of individuals based on online activity