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Trends that shaped Nigeria in 2022

By Guardian Exclusive
23 December 2022   |   7:45 am
The Internet and social media have completely changed our existence, also bringing about significant changes in the way we approach our daily lives. The way we recount our experiences, through social media, is completely different from before, and it is likely to evolve again, bringing with it other changes that will again disrupt our daily lives. GuardianTV brings to you the top viral trends that shaped Nigeria in 2022.

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