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#71 - Dr. Chido Onumah | Nigerian Civil Liberties Series - Episode Eleven

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Dr. Chido Onumah On Media Practice, Social Responsibility, and Public Accountability in Nigeria

Onumah is a seasoned journalist and civil rights activist, delves into the nuances of media practice and its pivotal role in fostering social responsibility and public accountability in Nigeria. This conversation uncovers Dr. Onumah's journey, his insights on the media landscape, and his vision for a revitalized Nigerian media.

Offside Musings is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

Chapters:

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    • 00:00 - Introduction of Dr. Chido Onumah
    • 01:22 - Dr. Onumah's Interest in Media Practice, Social Responsibility, and Public Accountability
    • 07:34 - Early and Abiding Influences Within and Outside Nigeria
    • 18:33 - The Role of the Media in Strengthening Democracy
    • 34:53 - Pitfalls of Media Practice in Nigeria
    • 45:55 - Assessment of Public Trust in the Media in Nigeria
    • 57:06 - The Dysfunction of Society and Its Reflection in the Media
    • 57:59 - Media Reflecting Ethnic and Religious Sentiments
    • 58:57 - The Influence of Fault Lines on Media Representation
    • 01:00:09 - Survival and Interest in Media Bias
    • 01:02:54 - The Lack of Critical Thinking in Media Consumption
    • 01:03:15 - The Media as a Reflection of Society
    • 01:07:18 - The Role and Plight of Journalists
    • 01:10:22 - Steps to Address Media Challenges
    • 01:17:49 - Assessing the Conduct of the Media Before and After Elections
    • 01:22:08 - Predictions and Prognosis for the Media and Political Landscape
    • 01:28:15 - The Crisis of Nationhood and State Capture
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    Dr. Chido Onumah On Media Practice, Social Responsibility, and Public Accountability in Nigeria

    Onumah is a seasoned journalist and civil rights activist, delves into the nuances of media practice and its pivotal role in fostering social responsibility and public accountability in Nigeria. This conversation uncovers Dr. Onumah's journey, his insights on the media landscape, and his vision for a revitalized Nigerian media.

    Offside Musings is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

    Chapters:

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    • 00:00 - Introduction of Dr. Chido Onumah
    • 01:22 - Dr. Onumah's Interest in Media Practice, Social Responsibility, and Public Accountability
    • 07:34 - Early and Abiding Influences Within and Outside Nigeria
    • 18:33 - The Role of the Media in Strengthening Democracy
    • 34:53 - Pitfalls of Media Practice in Nigeria
    • 45:55 - Assessment of Public Trust in the Media in Nigeria
    • 57:06 - The Dysfunction of Society and Its Reflection in the Media
    • 57:59 - Media Reflecting Ethnic and Religious Sentiments
    • 58:57 - The Influence of Fault Lines on Media Representation
    • 01:00:09 - Survival and Interest in Media Bias
    • 01:02:54 - The Lack of Critical Thinking in Media Consumption
    • 01:03:15 - The Media as a Reflection of Society
    • 01:07:18 - The Role and Plight of Journalists
    • 01:10:22 - Steps to Address Media Challenges
    • 01:17:49 - Assessing the Conduct of the Media Before and After Elections
    • 01:22:08 - Predictions and Prognosis for the Media and Political Landscape
    • 01:28:15 - The Crisis of Nationhood and State Capture
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