Communication, youth empowerment and Peace Building in Nigeria.

Communication, youth empowerment and Peace Building in Nigeria.

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Youths are one of the greatest assets that any nation can have. Not only are the legitimately regarded as the future leaders
 
Published at African Council for Communication Education.Pp. 97-107
Published in 2008
 
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Farinde, K.O
OYESOMI Kehinde Opeyemi » Dr. OYESOMI, Kehinde Opeyemi, nee Farinde, is a lecturer at the Department of Mass Communication, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun state, Nigeria. Her responsibilities as a lecturer include teaching, advising, project supervision, research and community activities. she teaches Journalism and Public Relations courses. she has the task of developing the content of these courses, identify reading... view full profile
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