Linking Perception with Coverage

Influence of Journalists’ perceptions of Presidential inaugural addresses in Nigeria on their Reportage

  • Safina Sanusi SABO
  • Abusadiq LOKO
  • Anthonia Omeneke OHIEKU
Keywords: journalists, presidential inaugural address, perception, reportage, media house

Abstract

There is dearth of literature linking journalists’ perception of presidential inaugural addresses with reportage globally. This study examined this issue within the Nigerian context (n=323). The result showed that journalists’ media organization dimensions significantly influence perception of presidential inaugural address vis-à-vis development. Journalists’ media organization dimensions significantly influence reportage of presidential inaugural address vis-à-vis development. Journalists’ perception of presidential inaugural address is significantly associated with their tone reportage of same vis-à-vis development and journalists’ role perception significantly influence reportage of presidential inaugural addresses vis-à-vis development. The theoretical, scholarly, and practical implications of the results have been examined.

Published
2020-04-05
How to Cite
SABO, S. S., LOKO, A., & OHIEKU, A. O. (2020). Linking Perception with Coverage: Influence of Journalists’ perceptions of Presidential inaugural addresses in Nigeria on their Reportage. University of Nigeria Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication Studies , 25(1). Retrieved from https://journal.ijcunn.com/index.php/IJC/article/view/63
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