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                             Presented by KULEGIT  Every time you post, like, comment, or share something online, you're creating a digital footprint,a trail of information about you on the internet. What most people don’t realize is that this footprint can follow you into the real world. Employers, scholarship boards, and even collaborators often do a quick online check before making decisions. So what do they see when they Google your name? That wild tweet from 2021? Those unfiltered rants on your story? Every scroll, click, comment, or post might feel like a small moment,but online, nothing really disappears. Everything you do on the internet becomes part of your digital footprint,the record of your online presence that builds up over time. So what is a digital footprint, really? It's made up of all the information connected to you online: Your social media accounts (Instagram, X, Facebook, TikTok) P...

Presented by KULEGIT INTRODUCTION Taraba State, often called “Nature’s Gift to the Nation,” is located in the North-East geopolitical zone of Nigeria. With its lush landscapes, diverse cultures, and rich heritage, the state holds immense potential. Yet, beneath its serene appearance lies a complex web of security issues that have persisted for years. From inter-ethnic clashes and herder-farmer conflicts to rising incidents of kidnapping and the threat of insurgency, Taraba has battled challenges that threaten peace and development. This documentary dives into the roots of these issues, examines government and community responses, and shines a light on the path forward. CHAPTER ONE: Historical Roots of Insecurity Taraba is home to over 40 ethnic groups, including the Tiv, Jukun, Kuteb, Mambilla, and Fulani. These groups, while coexisting for generations, have also experienced repeated tensions. One of the most notable conflicts has been between the Jukun and Tiv communities in southern ...