Independent media is crucial for Nigeria’s election, NEXT (2010) —
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Independent media is crucial for Nigeria’s election, NEXT (2010)

This article discusses one of the main ingredients to have a free and fair election: independent media. According to the author of the article, there can be no transparent election without a strong, fair, dedicated and responsible media. Television, for instance, is considered the most important instrument for electoral campaigning. Radio, press, Internet and television will play a major role in the 2011 elections in Nigeria: they will contribute to to the formation of a public opinion in the country presenting the candidates and parties to the public.

The link address is: http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5619788-146/independent_media_is_crucial_for_nigerias.csp

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