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My attention has been drawn severaly to concerns by APC supporters about @KakaakiSocial. AGAIN, let me explain:
1. #KakaakiSocial was designed to spotlight trending issues in the social media. We don't determine what is trending. Events and social media conversations do.
1. #KakaakiSocial was designed to spotlight trending issues in the social media. We don't determine what is trending. Events and social media conversations do.
2. If you are trending negatively in the social media, there is nothing I can do about it. If you are trending positively, I also cannot hide it. It is how social media works. Sometimes it favours you and sometimes it doesn't. #KakaakiSocial
3. E.g, yesterday's stoning incident in Abeokuta was trending. We didn't create the stoning incident or the "negative" comments that followed. If there was no stoning incident, there won't be any stoning incident to talk about. You won't see it on #KakaakiSocial.
4. Like I told the APC guest who appeared on @aitkakaaki this morning, there are days I LABOUR to find positive comments that favour the APC on certain (not all) trending conversations. In such situations, will I manufacture comments for the APC? #KakaakiSocial
5. My advice to APC supporters or anyone bothered about negative commentary about them in the social media is simple: work harder at ensuring that more positive things are said about your brand. Stop blaming the media. The media is a mirror of society. It reflects what it sees.
