Clarion Chukwurah condemns online media toxicity in Nigeria, decrying misinformation, witch-hunting and lies while affirming her faith in God

The veteran Nollywood actress took to Instagram to criticise what she described as an alarming decline in ethical standards online, where falsehoods and smear campaigns have become commonplace.

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“I never cease to wonder how it became so bad in Nigeria that online media has become an acceptable platform to misinform, witch hunt, broadcast lies, and wish evil on others,” Chukwurah lamented.

She questioned whether the trend was driven by bitterness among content creators who cannot bear to see others thrive, stressing that such negativity is destructive not only to individuals but to society at large.

Turning to personal attacks directed at her, the screen legend reaffirmed her faith as her ultimate defence. She insisted that her achievements were not of her own making but grounded in divine providence.

“To the unfortunate specimens out there peddling falsehood about me, I have come this far not by my own power because I have no power of my own, but by the WORD of the LORD; Isaiah 54:15–17. In Jesus Christ, I am secured and remain strong,” she declared.

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Her remarks have since sparked discussion among fans and industry watchers, with many applauding her bold stance and others echoing her call for greater responsibility in Nigeria’s digital space.