Correction

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Leadership in digital activism: an example of techno-enthusiasts in Nigeria

Article title: Leadership in digital activism: an example of techno-enthusiasts in Nigeria

Author: Temple Uwalaka

Journal: Communication Research and Practice

DOI: 10.1080/22041451.2020.1804310

When the above article was first published online, the Tables 1 and 2 were published incorrectly. Table 1 should be Table 2, and vice versa.

Table 1. Timeline of activities during the 2012 Occupy Nigeria protest

Date	Event (s)
January 1	Removal of fuel subsidy was announced by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
January 2	‘Nationwide Anti-Fuel Subsidy Removal: Strategies and Protests’ group was created in Facebook.
January 3	Street Protest began in Lagos, Lagos State and Illorin, Kwara State.
January 4	Street protest began in Kano.
January 5	The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) issued ultimatum to the Federal Government.
January 6	Street protests in Abuja, Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, Port Harcourt, Enugu, Owerri and London.
January 9	NLC and TUC commenced industrial action and joined street protests as street protest spread to all major cities in Nigeria.
	Protest in Washington DC, Brussels, and South Africa.
January 13	FG began talks with Labour Leaders.
January 16	President Jonathan re-introduced fuel subsidy and pegged petrol price at N87 per litre.
	NLC/TUC suspends strike and ended their protests
January 28	The last day of protest. The civil society groups and other citizens who felt betrayed by the trade unions continued their protest until this day.

Table 2. Themes and sample comments

Themes	Sample comments
Validating the NLC	‘ … NLC are jokers. They destroyed the 2012 protest and want us to be used again in 2015. Never!’
Invalidating the NLC	‘We had no leaders online. We were all participants … This changed in the protest venues when NLC joined us … They automatically became the leaders’
User enabled networks	‘Nobody came up to be called a leader during the protest, but we protesters … ’
Techno-Enthusiasts	‘ … there were leaders online, particularly in my Facebook group’.

The correct tables can be found below:

The online version of this article has been corrected.