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Actress Moesha Boduong says she could win an award for being the most trolled person on social media.
Taking to Instagram, she revealed that she felt tempted to delete her platforms anytime she is under the magnifying glass of trolls.
"THE TROLLS (I Need a Special Award for being the Most Trolled Person in Ghana), the Social Pressure, the edited reality (Guilty as charged) and the overbearing overdose of information can have its own impact."
However, Moesha Boduong said she loves using her platform for her benefits instead of being controlled by it or the users.
"The irony is not lost on me at all, sharing a thought on quitting Social media on a social media platform. Yes, I do love social media and all its utility to social relationships, brand positioning and even wealth creation."
The actress stated that she does not plan to stop using her social media accounts but believes it is important users find ways to reap the benefits of social media.
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