From Streets to Screens: Social media and the rise of prostitution in Nigeria, by Gift Luckson The rise of affordable smartphones, encrypted messaging apps, and mobile payment systems is reshaping Nigeria’s underground sex industry, pushing much of the trade from street corners and brothels onto digital platforms. From X (formerly Twitter), TikTok,  Facebook and Telegram groups, technology is giving sex workers and traffickers new tools to advertise, transact, and operate more discreetly, while also complicating law enforcement and raising fresh concerns about exploitation and public safety. Nigeria’s Constitution Although the Nigerian Constitution does...