Rethinking the Role of Traditional Media on Migration Issues in Nigeria

Traditional media is widely embraced by both the literate and illiterate population in different countries. Despite the wide coverage and acceptability of the traditional media in Nigeria, it has not favourably promoted migration issues, which has constituted national image crisis on an international scale. The media, having usually promoted their works with the mantra “voxidei, voxipopuli”, is thus burdened with the duty to liberate the masses by speaking truth to power, anything short of which is mere patronage of the people and contrary to the fundamental duties of the media as citizens of the world. This chapter also adopts secondary source of data collection and a content analysis model to analyse the data gathered, while the analysed data is presented in a narrative approach. The major finding of this book chapter is that, the known traditional media houses are playing around politics and money, bringing to life the saying that he who pays the piper dictates the tune, and this has in turn led to the continuance of illegal and dehumanising activities around the national borders of the countr

Environmental Psychology, 5th ed./ Paul A.Bell ( et al )

xvii, 634 hal : ill,tab ; 24c

Environmental Psychology, 5th ed./ Paul A.Bell ( et al )

xvii, 634 hal : ill,tab ; 24cm

Environmental Psychology, 5th ed./ Paul A.Bell ( et al )

xvii, 634 hal : ill,tab ; 24c

Environmental Psychology, 5th ed./ Paul A.Bell ( et al )

xvii, 634 hal : ill,tab ; 24cm