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ABSTRACT This study is aimed at determining the roles of salt television in promoting environmental sanitation in Abakaliki Urban. Thus, environmental sanitation of this state affects it and needs to be addressed.To this regards questionnaire and interview were used as the instrument of data collection. Survey method which is very relevant to... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT This study is aimed at determining the roles of salt television in promoting environmental sanitation in Abakaliki Urban. Thus, environmental sanitation of this state affects it and needs to be addressed.To this regards questionnaire and interview were used as the instrument of data collection. Survey method which is very relevant to... Continue Reading
(A STUDY OF NSUKKA URBAN OF ENUGU STATE) ABSTRACT This project examines the roles of the media on enhancement of urban degradation and environmental sanitation in Nigeria. It also examine the environmental management problems with its implications on human health.... Continue Reading
(A STUDY OF NSUKKA URBAN OF ENUGU STATE) ABSTRACT This project examines the roles of the media on enhancement of urban degradation and environmental sanitation in Nigeria.  It also examine the environmental management problems with its implications on human... Continue Reading
Abstract The research assessing the role of broadcast media in sensitizing people of Osogbo local government towards environmental sanitation. The physical environment is very important to the survival of the entire universe, and... Continue Reading
INTRODUCTION 1.1       Background of the Study Mass media provide information for people at large so that there is acceptance of an idea to create interest. Mass media have come to occupy the position of eminence in the world today as it constitutes the nexus that controls the over-all socio-economic and political Development of every... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The mass media may have a crucial role in either reinforcing, or challenging such inequalities. Television, radio, newspapers and film have long been recognised as key players in society: helping to define people’s sense of taken-for-granted normality (see Eldridge et al., 1997). “The role of Mass Media in promoting Gender equality in... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to determine The role of Nigerian Mass media in the promoting free and fair elections (A study of heartland FM, IBC and Hot FM). The study adopted the survey design using the questionnaire as the research instrument. The study addressed three research questions. The findings revealed among others that mass... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT  The research on “the role of the media in protecting and promoting human rights in Uganda” was conducted in Nation Television (NTV). The research was guided by the objectives of the study which included; finding out how the electronic media has promoted human rights in Uganda; establishing the challenges faced by the media in... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1.0 This chapter also covers the background?, the problem statement, major and specific objectives, research questions, scope of the study, significance, justification of the study, and definition of key terms. 1.1 Background of the study In high-income and many emerging economies, the popular media, through a variety of... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Communication campaigns in developing countries like Nigerian have not been so successful in driving demand using commercial techniques and also in appealing to consumer preferences for safety, cleanliness, and prestige for environmental sanitation. Thus, this study investigated media and environmental sanitation communication in Awka... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Communication campaigns in developing countries like Nigerian have not been so successful in driving demand using commercial techniques and also in appealing to consumer preferences for safety, cleanliness, and prestige for environmental sanitation. Thus, this study investigated media and environmental sanitation communication in Awka... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1     Background of study Tourism has become a large global industry expanding rapidly not only in developed but also in developing countries. 10.2% of the world’s GNP had been taken by the tourism sector as related activities (tourism and general travel) and it is expected to grow by 3.6% to in 2017 (WTTC, 2016).... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Over time information concerning exclusive breastfeeding has been passed to nursing mothers. This suggests that several print media communicators sources such as healthcare personnel’s or healthcare workers, family and friends, social media, television, radio, newspaper, billboard, flyer have been used as an important tool to influence... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Over time information concerning exclusive breastfeeding has been passed to nursing mothers. This suggests that several print media communicators sources such as healthcare personnel’s or healthcare workers, family and friends, social media, television, radio, newspaper, billboard, flyer have been used as an important tool to influence... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The environment which is made up of water, land and air is unfortunately an area which appears to have been given inadequate attention by most developing societies, probably due to ignorance of the government... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The study assessed the roles of media in promoting women’s right in Uganda: A case study of Uganda Broadcasting Corporation. The research was triggered by rampant domestic violence against women which has been widely reported in Uganda. The researcher used a case study research and employed both quantitative research approach using... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The primary objective of this study is to examine how television plays a role in promoting agricultural development in Nigeria with specific reference to Enugu State. In carrying out this study, the method in which the researcher used to collect her data was questioner. The target population for the study was media practitioners,... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION ............................................................................................................... .i APPROVAL ...................................................................................................................... ii DEDICATION... Continue Reading
Background to the Study Human resource function becomes recognized as a central business concern sequel to its ability to integrate employee welfare and organizational objective and effective communication into strategic management. Human resource management seeks to eliminate the meditation role and adopts a generally unitarist perspective. It... Continue Reading
INTRODUCTION Human resource function becomes recognized as a central business concern sequel to its ability to integrate employee welfare and organizational objective and effective communication into strategic management. Human resource management seeks to eliminate the meditation role and adopts a generally unitarist perspective. It emphasizes... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1       BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Entrepreneurship capacities are increasingly recognized as important drivers of economic growth, productivity and employment, and as a key aspect of economic dynamism. Recent dimensions to entrepreneurship have necessitated the need for formal education for entrepreneurs. There has... Continue Reading
INTRODUCTION  Human resource function becomes recognized as a central business concern sequel to its ability to integrate employee welfare and organizational objective and effective communication into strategic management. Human resource management seeks to eliminate the meditation role and adopts a generally unitarist perspective. It emphasizes... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The research work investigated the role of Christian Religion Education in promoting peaceful co-existence among students in Barkin Ladi LGA. The sample size of the study comprised of students and 20 teachers, giving a total of 100 respondents who were selected through a stratified random sampling technique. The cross sectional survey... Continue Reading
Agricultural products like Cocoa, Palm Kernel/ Oil,  Groundnut, Cotton, Timber amongst others, formed the  bedrock of the Nigerian economy in the pre-independence  period. Hence, non-oil exports sustained the Nigerian  economy and served as the source of the country's  foreign exchange earnings from around 1 900 up to 1965.  However, the... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Agricultural products like Cocoa, Palm Kernel/ Oil,  Groundnut, Cotton, Timber amongst others, formed the  bedrock of the Nigerian economy in the pre-independence  period. Hence, non-oil exports sustained the Nigerian  economy and served as the source of the country's  foreign exchange earnings from around 1 900 up to 1 9 6 5 . ... Continue Reading
IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN EDO STATE ABSTRACT This research work is designed to find out the role of supervision in promoting efficiency in teaching and instruction in primary school in Egor Local Government Area in Edo State. The method used in the... Continue Reading
INTRODUCTION One prominent scholar and writer on management “Mary Packer Follet” defined management as “the act of getting things done through people”. Thus management carry out their functions of planning, organizing, directing, controlling, staffing, etc of both human and material resources in an  organization through people (Follet... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1. 0 Introduction Media communications technologies are imperative for frontline investments for sustainable globalised tourism development indicators. The powerful effects of media communications technologies can dawn on the African continent with sweeping changes of attitudes and behaviour among the key actors in local,... Continue Reading
INTRODUCTION One prominent scholar and writer on management “Mary Packer Follet” defined management as “the act of getting things done through people”. Thus management carry out their functions of planning, organizing, directing, controlling, staffing, etc of both human and material resources in an organization through people (Follet... Continue Reading