This article examines the type, objectives and availability of agricultural programmes on Nigerian television based on an examination of the social structure. Agricultural programmes were limited in focus, perspective and range of issues treated. The programmes were mainly concerned with the transfer of technology and ideas to the neglect of other crucial socio-structural issues. Because it has been difficult to get sponsors for agricultural programmes, unlike entertainment programmes which dominate the prime viewing hours, the policy of commercialisation is responsible for the lack of agricultural programmes on Nigerian television.
Authors
- Collection
- Africa Media Review
- Contributor
- Institute for Communication Development and Research (African Council on Communication Education) African Council on Communication Education
- Place Discussed
- Nigeria
- Provider
- Michigan Service Hub
- Published in
- Nigeria
- Rights
- In Copyright
- Source
- Digital Public Library of America https://dp.la/item/62875e75dea0c2b497db483e9126711a