ETHNICISM AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN NIGERIA

Student: Blessing Ngozi Johnny
Supervisor: Dr Chinwe Nwizu
HOD: Dr Chinwe Nwizu
Department of History and International Relations
Art and Humanities
Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State

Abstract

Abstract Theprevalenceofthechildabuseandneglectsyndromehasreachedaworrisome dimension both athomeand abroad.Therefore,thisstudyinvestigated public percepti onofOdenigboMediacoverageofdrugabuseamongOnitsharesidentsin AnambraState.Thestudyadoptedcross-sectionalsurveydesign.Thesamplesize consistsof192respondents.Thepopulati onofthestudycomprisesofadultsresidents inOnitsha.Threehypotheseswereformulatedforthestudy.Thedatacollectedfrom therespondentswereanalysedusingchisquare(χ2)stati stics.Thefindi ngsindicated thatmajorityoftherespondents(43. 2%)perceivedtherateofchil dabuseasveryhigh. Thefindingsrevealedthattherewasastatisticall ysignificantrel betweensexandrespondentsperceptionoftherateofchil ationshi p(p

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