ACSPN Book 3: Media Reflections on Governance and Development in Nigeria

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Title Page

Publisher page

Table of Content

About the Author

Acknowledgment

Foreward

Abstract Chapter 1: Introduction: Reflecting on Governance and Development – Pate Umaru

Abstract Chapter 2: Towards an Integrated and Functional Nigerian Communication Architecture – Kabir Alabi Garba & Husseini Hassan Shaib

Abstract Chapter 3: Government Mobilisation of Public Opinion in Support of its Communicated Anti-Corruption Policies – Majority Oji

Abstract Chapter 4: Mass Media, Democracy and the Imperatives of Good of Good Governance in Nigeria: An Appraisal – Ahmad Muhammad Auwal

Abstract Chapter 5: Traditional Governance Perspectives from Nigerian Video Films – Sunday Olayinka Alawode & Stephen Sonayon Fatonji

Abstract Chapter 6: Film and Good Governance in Nigeria: An Analysis of Praise Abraham’s – Tartor Wase – Daniel Chile & Tordue Simon Targema

Abstract Chapter 7: Perception of Objectivity and Bias in Newspaper Coverage of Buhari-led Anti-corruption Campaign – Stephen Sonayon FATONJI, Olayinka Oyegbile, Kola Oni & Edith Ebisi

Abstract Chapter 8: Framing of the 2016 Budget Controversies on Three Nigerian Online Newspapers – Nnanyelugo Okoro & Kenneth Adibe Nwafor

Abstract Chapter 9: Public Perception of Media Performance During Coverage of the 2014 National Conference in Nigeria – Chinedu Christian Odoemelam

Abstract Chapter 10: Exploring the Awareness of Emergency Help-lines Among Taxi Drivers in Ikeja Administrative Division of Lagos State – Oludare Ebenezer OGUNYOMBO, Olakunle Yunus Azeez & Dele Odunlami

Abstract Chapter 11: Ethics and Nation Building in Nigeria: The Media Dimension – Umaru A. Pate

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