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Anyira explores the effect of social addiction on reading culture among Nigerian students Addiction is a psychological and physical inability to stop engaging in an activity, or substance, even though it is causing psychological and physical harm It is a condition in which one who is addicted could no longer have control over an activity at the expense of more gainful or harmless activity A person is said to be addicted when he/she becomes dependent on an activity as a lifestyle Oftentimes, an activity in which one is addicted to is a potential threat to other activities which are more gainful In this case, social media addiction among students is a potential threat to reading culture in Nigeria In spite of these numerous benefits, reading culture among students in Nigeria is on the decline It is common knowledge that a good number of higher institution students have completely lost interest in reading Faculty members across departments oftentimes lament the outbreak of poor reading habits among their students Many of these students do not write in class as they are not interested in reading them later That flair for reading among students is fast fading in an alarming rate
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Effect of Social Media Addiction on Reading Culture: A Study of Nigerian Students
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