THE USE OF TELEVISION IN COVID-19 CRISIS RESPONSE STRATEGIES: A STUDY OF CROSS RIVER BROADCASTING CORPORATION TELEVISION.

Student: Favour Charles Eyo
Supervisor: Dr James Effiom
HOD: Dr Cornelius Ellah
Department of Mass Communication
Social sciences
University of Cross River State, Calabar

Abstract

The importance of good health and safety for citizens in the development of a nation cannot be overemphasized; and as such, should be accorded utmost priority by the government and concerned bodies in view of the recent health crisis and challenges posed by the Coronavirus pandemic otherwise known and referred to as COVID-19. With a population of about 200 million people, Nigeria remains one of the ten countries most affected by COVID-19 on the African continent to date. After recording its index case in February 2020 and with still many uncertainties about the disease, including its severity and transmissibility, Nigeria has faced large-scale community transmission.

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