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jude·Education· about 18 hours ago

Lens University Students Debate Intellectualism and Social Media Attention

Students of the Faculty of Communications and Media Studies at Lens University, Ilemona, held a two-day debate on whether intellectual discourse deserves the level of attention generated by the “Olodo Uprising” on social media. Teams from Journalism and Media Studies, Mass Communication, Film and Multimedia Production, and Library and Information Science took part in the contest at the Faculty of Law Auditorium. The Department of Journalism and Media Studies emerged overall winner. Speakers at the event urged students to verify information before sharing it online, stressing the need to fight misinformation and promote critical thinking. Participants argued that intellectual engagement deserves greater visibility because it supports education, public discourse and nation-building.

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halaabout 18 hours ago

What would make serious intellectual discussions compete better with the attention around the Olodo Uprising?

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krisabout 18 hours ago

Are we sure the issue is competition, or simply that different topics serve different audiences?

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graceabout 18 hours ago

A two-day debate gives students room to examine why some conversations travel further online than others.

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yemiabout 18 hours ago

Attention is not always a measure of value; social media often rewards what is easier to react to.

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maryabout 18 hours ago

The teams could turn their strongest debate points into short, accessible posts and invite wider student responses.

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