ABSTRACT
The study was aimed at investigating the perception of the public on the relationship between good governance and media ownership in Nigeria using a survey of a number of cases reported in both government and privately-owned newspapers in Nigeria. Discourses on democracy in Africa often revolve around the relevance of Western democracy to African nations given the region s’ peculiar socioeconomic and cultural conditions (Ezeani, 2013). In many African countries, evidence abounds of the absence of democratic dividends, an indicator of the apparent failure of liberal democracy in the region. The media as the fourth estate of the realm is often seen, albeit idealistically, as being positioned to rise above democratic failures and, in its watchdog roles, to work towards the enthronement of good governance. Unfortunately, in Nigeria, the environment. within which the media operates . vis-avis the ownership structures has continuously posed challenges to its expected roles. The result is continuous dilemmatic practices, whereby the media’s position as bastion of democracy is consistently negotiated. This study, with exemplars from the Nigerian. media scene over the years, x-rays the stoic challenges which media ownership poses to Nigerian society as the nation works towards development through good governance. It argues that ownership patterns, pressures and politics continue, to challenge the consistent and committed role of the media in deepening our march towards good democratic governance.. The study, however, concludes that rather than heaping the blame on the media, one could more safely return a verdict of collective responsibility — viewing the failings of the media within the larger context of the failings of the social system in which the media are embedded. Such thinking invariably points to the fact that various stakeholders other than the media have a role to play in enthroning good governance in the Nigerian polity
Abstract: This study investigates the influence of teacher-child relationships on early childhood development and academic outcome...
EXCERPT FROM THE STUDY
In the light of the analysis carried out, the following conclusions were drawn.
Abstract- This project on ― impact of Freedom of Information Act: A study of journalism practices in Uyo community – fr...
Background to the Study
Crime is a pervasive problem that may be seen to have deeply ingrained itself into the fa...
ABSTRACT
This study was carried out to examine the influence of inadequate information technology on academic performanc...
ABSTRACT
This project work is on the “school library as an effective instrument for academic excellence of schools...
Abstract
This study is on the effects of multiple taxation on the performance of small and medium scale enterprises (SM...
Abstract
This project examines the comparative study of the performances of government owned and privately owned broadcasting media organ...
EXCERPT FROM THE STUDY
In essence, communication involves using codes that are done with the eyes, body movement or soun...
Abstract
This study examines the effect of COVID-19 on financial reporting and disclosure requirements...