AN EVALUAI ION OF LISTENERSHIP OF BREKETE FAMILY PROGRAMME ON HUMAN RIGHTS RADIO AMONG RESIDENTS IN ABUJA

Student: Abigail Alex Abbah
Supervisor: Prof Rodney Ciboh
HOD: Prof Vitalis Torwel
Department of Mass Communication
Social sciences
Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu University, Makurdi

Abstract

This study was designed to evaluate Listenership of Brekete Family Programme on Human Rights Radio Among Residents in Abuja. Specifically, the study sought to find out whether listeners are aware of Brekete, family programme on Human Rights Radio, find out listenership of Brekete family programme on Human Rights Radio, identify issues that interest listeners on Brekete family programme on Human Rights Radio and to determine whether listeners are satisfied with Brekete family programme on Human Rights Radio. The study was solely anchored on the agenda setting theory. Using the survey research method, a sample size of 384 respondents were reached using the questionnaire instrument. Notably too, data gathered were analyzed using simple percentages. Findings revealed that respondents are ardent listeners of Brekete Family Programme on Human Rights Radio. Findings further indicated that Brekete Family Programme on Human Rights Radio Benue is very important. The study concluded that Brekete Family Programme on Human Rights Radio is very popular among respondents. The study recommended that usage of In view of the satisfaction that listeners derive from Brekete Family Programme on Human Rights Radio, the content of the programme should be improved.

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