Radio and the Menace of Malaria in Africa - Bello, Semiu
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Undoubtedly, the menace of malaria in Africa is not only worrisome but equally nagging. It is such that seems to have defiled all medical solutions or miracles hence, the need for alternate methods to fight the disease so as to reduce its dangers in the continent. Therefore this book is an attempt to promote the use of communication in form of radio as a means of preventing malaria attacks in various communities of Africa. Radio as a channel of mass media is the only one that can reach the remotest part of any community even without electricity. The book which postulates Information, Education…mehr

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Undoubtedly, the menace of malaria in Africa is not only worrisome but equally nagging. It is such that seems to have defiled all medical solutions or miracles hence, the need for alternate methods to fight the disease so as to reduce its dangers in the continent. Therefore this book is an attempt to promote the use of communication in form of radio as a means of preventing malaria attacks in various communities of Africa. Radio as a channel of mass media is the only one that can reach the remotest part of any community even without electricity. The book which postulates Information, Education and Communication (IEC) through radio as a major means for preventing malaria attacks in Africa would be useful for health workers and researchers, communication experts, radio producers and a host of other professionals.
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Autorenporträt
Bello Semiu holds (HND), B.A(Hons} and M.Sc in Mass Communication. He equally holds Masters Degree in Media Resources Management(MMRM)all in Nigeria. He is a lecturer at the Department of Mass Communication Crescent University Abeokuta, Nigeria.His research areas cover print journalism, health and development communication and media studies.