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Valentine’s Day relationship drama in Nigeria isn’t just about roses, proposals, or public embarrassment. It’s a seasonal morality play powered by performance culture, masculinity pressures, and algorithm-driven outrage. Every February, our feeds turn into courtrooms — but what are we really reacting to?

Disagreement isn’t the issue — silence is. From timelines to group chats, why Nigerians love online arguments reveals how debate has become entertainment, identity, and social currency, while resolution quietly loses its appeal.