Edith nalupya trending video ( $ex Video )
Social media platforms in Zambia have once again been set ablaze after a video allegedly linked to Edith Nalupya surfaced online. The clip, which has been widely circulated, has quickly become a trending topic — but it has also sparked serious conversations about privacy, consent, and the dangers of sharing explicit material online.
Many Zambians have taken to Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) to express concern over how such content spreads so rapidly, often damaging reputations and causing lasting emotional harm. Advocates for digital safety are urging the public to be more cautious, stressing that forwarding or reposting sensitive videos without consent can have legal consequences.
The case of Edith Nalupya is not the first of its kind. In recent years, several public figures and ordinary citizens have found themselves at the center of viral scandals, raising questions about online ethics in the digital age.
While curiosity drives clicks, experts warn that what goes viral can also leave permanent scars. This incident is a reminder to value human dignity above gossip, and to think twice before hitting the “share” button.