The
average northern Nigerian’s heavy reliance on radio as the main source of
information was quite understandable when English literacy in that part of the
country was miserably low. Yet, despite the huge progress achieved in this
regard, reading habit among average northern Nigerians does not reflect the progress
achieved.
The limited
airtime allocated to radio and even television programs necessitates limiting
the contents, which by implication leaves the audience in the dark as to the
larger pictures, the broader contexts, the dynamics and the deeper analyses of
issues usually found in newspapers, magazines, journals and books.
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