THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN POLITICAL MOBILIZATION OF NIGERIAN WOMEN

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title page

Approval page

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Table of contents

Abstracts

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION

• Background of the study
• Statement of the research problem
• Objective of the study
• Significance of the study
• Research question
• Research hypothesis
• Conceptual and operational definition
• Assumptions
• Limitations of the study

CHAPTER TWO: REVIEW OF LITERATURE REVIEW

• Source of literature
• Review of literature
• Theoretical framework
• Summary of literature review

CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLOGY

• Research method
• Research design
• Research sample
• Measuring instrument
• Data collection
• Analysis data analysis
• Expected result

CHAPTER FOUR: DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULT

• Data analysis
• Results
• Discussions

 

CHAPTER FIVE:       

SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION FOR

FURTHER STUDIES

• Summary
• Recommendation for further studies

Bibliography

Appendices

 

 ABSTRACT

          The objective of the study is to ascertain the role the radio place in the political mobilization of Nigerian women.

Factors like radio, interpersonal communication, exposure, objectively and sycophancy were examined to impact on the effectiveness of radio political news in mobilizing Nigerian women.

Relevant theories and the literature that constitutions the basic frame work of the study were examined.

Data collected were analyzed in order to determine the effects of these factors on the effectiveness of the radio political news in mobilizing these women.

From the finds, it is observed that radio political news has influence in mobilizing women, it motivated their political opinion and attitude, leads them to political formation and although they tend not to see the news being non objective, they indicated that the government and its agencies distort the news.

Also importantly, interpersonal communication was observed as a motivator too.

 

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

• BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

The background of this study looks into the role played by the radio as a medium in the political mobilization of women in Nigeria.

There are other communication communication channels like television, interpersonal (rituals and festivals, gongs, drums), newspapers and magazines; these are channels of information dissemination. But in view of how effective these channels could be used in performing the role of mobilizing women through out the nation into participating in politics, its credibility is given to radio in getting political message to its target audience (women) informed.

Even though the newspaper and magazines for their non- transient features would have helped, it is found difficult these days to be affordable by average Nigerians and women in their own situation finds it more difficult to spend their income in buying newspapers or magazines in order to get information in this economic crunch situation in the country today.

Hence, radio is used as their resort for information acquisition. Also, the television due to its high cost is not easily affordable by every family, and for the traditional communication, since these targeted audience (women generally) some of which are from urban areas, it is found difficult or ineffective to disseminate information to them. This is because they have socially developed too. Hence they can tune to their various transistor radio sets for information.

Obiakalusi Lynda et al (1991) in their research work stated that Nigerians political independence in 1960 had raised hopes of many that the nation was being set towards achieving a free and democratic society. In such a democratic society, it is expected that the press such as radio in particular should be the market place of political thought. The radio therefore, should exist mainly to serve the information need of the citizenry in politics.

Akpan (1985) mass communication in Nigeria: book of reading (Nwuneli) say that the public is entitled to all facts in a political situation and that on the basis of these facts, it can make its decisions. However, these woman being to revert to political interest.

Again warren, Kendall (1985: 1990) position that radio for its social role as a mobilization channel made American listens to feel the brutal impact of Hitler’s demands against the background of hysterical orator and frenzied nazi crowd reaction. They (American) were graved when they heard morrow described war preparation in London, relieved when kilter born predicted that chamberlain and Hitler found a peace solution at Munich. However, it was radio that brought to them this scene of personal participation in what they realized was the world’s crisis not merely Europe’s.

The mass media generally performed broad social functions to the audience and these functions are entertainment, information and education. Therefore, the radio playing the same function, in terms of providing messages to its listeners while it is entertaining them thereby reminding its targeted audience (women).