Bright Okpocha, a Nigerian comedian better known as Basketmouth, asked a series of thought-provoking questions on Instagram on Monday.

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Asking a total of ten questions, Basketmouth wondered why people are nowadays, so addicted to putting their business on social media.

He asked:

“Why do we even feel the urge to show off our wealth on social media?

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“Does it breed hate, love or jealousy?

“Why exactly do we take our marital issues to social media?

“Since when did the world become our shrinks or marriage counselors?

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“When did our validation start depending on strangers?

“Since when did IG become the judge of our lifestyle, personality, behavior and character?

“Why do we spend more time showing people everything about our personal lives rather than living the life itself?

“Why are we so hungry for followers on our social media platforms?

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“Does the amount of followers improve our quality of life? Does it add anything to ones talent?”

Questions: Why do we even feel the urge to show off our wealth on social media? Does it breed hate, love or jealousy? Why exactly do we take our marital issues to social media? Since when did the world become our shrinks or marriage counselors? When did our validation start depending on strangers? Since when did IG become the judge of our lifestyle, personality, behavior and character? Why do we spend more time showing people everything about our personal lives rather than living the life itself? Why are we so hungry for followers on our social media platforms? Does the amount of followers improve our quality of life? Does it add anything to ones talent? Why am I even asking these questions….what's my business sef? *sips chilled Malta guinness*

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In recent times, some celebrities and fans alike have shared their personal problems on social media while many have had online disagreements.

A recent example is Tonto Dikeh and her husband, Olakunle Churchill, who shared details of their marital crisis with the world.

Blackface, a member of defunct group Platashun Boiz, has severally attacked former band mate 2Baba, and most recently, accused him of sabotaging his efforts in the industry.

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