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Pub Date : 2019-12-13DOI: 10.4324/9781003110842-17
T. Bello
The phenomenal frequency of mob attacks on suspects of varying offenses in Nigeria has ceased to be merely a local concern among justice dispensation stakeholders and within Nigerian communities. Social media is evolving as an instrumental trigger of “jungle justice” and has consequently situated mob justice as a global issue that requires critical academic attention. The essence of this research is to expound on the evolving journalistic functions of social media as projectors of actions and reactions of the mob and extra-judicial activities. The paper examines the social news channel, the nature of the news agents, the contents (mob attacks) and the effects of these contents on the users. (Social) Media Effect theory is employed to establish that there is a relationship between media and mob justice. This relationship is described via the accessibility principle that forms part of the cognitive process model of media effect theory. Netnography is used to obtain information by sending unstructured questions to social media users on online platforms, and the data obtained are qualitatively analyzed. Findings from the research establish that social media is an extension of the street mob and enabler of mob justice.
在尼日利亚，暴民袭击各种犯罪嫌疑人的频率惊人，这已不再仅仅是司法分配利益攸关方和尼日利亚社区内部关注的地方问题。社交媒体正在演变为“丛林正义”的工具触发器，并因此将暴民正义定位为一个需要批判性学术关注的全球问题。本研究的本质是阐述社交媒体作为暴民和法外活动的行动和反应的投射者的不断发展的新闻功能。本文考察了社会新闻渠道、新闻代理的性质、内容(暴民攻击)以及这些内容对用户的影响。(Social) Media Effect theory运用Social Media Effect理论建立媒体与暴民正义之间的关系。这种关系是通过可及性原则来描述的，可及性原则是媒介效应理论认知过程模型的一部分。Netnography是通过向在线平台上的社交媒体用户发送非结构化问题来获取信息，并对获得的数据进行定性分析。研究结果表明，社交媒体是街头暴民的延伸，是暴民正义的推动者。
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