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Browsing by Author "Ahmed, Kamaldeen Arikewuyo"

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    Comparative Analysis of Newspaper Framing of Public Officers' Corruption
    (Journal of Human Development and Communication, 2018) Adisa, Rasaq M.; Ahmed, Fahmi Mahmood; Ahmed, Kamaldeen Arikewuyo; Shuhairimi, Abdulah; Udende, Patrick; Nor'izah, Ahmad; Abubakar, Ibrahim; Maskor, Bajuri; Ahmad, Hizurrahman Rezuan
    This research was conducted to examine and compare the prevalence of public officials’ corruption frames in the online version among three popular Nigerian newspapers. Individual news article on public officials’ corruption was the unit of analysis while the reliability coefficients calculated using Holsti’s formula resulted to 90.0%. This study discovered that in the framing of 2016 public official corruption issues, the newspapers varied significantly with p=0.002 and p=0.000 respectively on corruption frames. However, the study, anchored on framing theory, identified economic consequence frames, the responsibility attributes, the treatment frames in the corruption issues. Further results revealed that the economic consequence frame identified financial losses with the total percentage of (63.8%). Nigerian government was framed as having highest responsibility for corruption eradication with the total percentage of (79.6%). Therefore, responsible government was recommended for treatment of corruption in Nigeria with the total percentage of (82.2%). While this study is focusing on the aspect of media frames, future researches can attempt to explore the area of audience frames where the study does not cover.

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