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Introduction: African Women in Cultural, Political and Public Spaces,ess, puts in place structures and institutions to ensure the status quo remains. To this end, space becomes a contested gendered terrain, another social tool used to the advantage of a particular group over another. While gender is usually regarded as the social relationship between the sexes, it is

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Women as the Unsung Breadwinners in Igbo Cosmology in Chinua Achebe’s , and inners of the family. However, reading beyond the surface, one would discover that the role of the men and women in the traditional Igbo society was a replication of what obtains in the African jungle among lions. In the wild, lionesses do much of the hunting but the lion, as the leader of the pride

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The Dynamics of Traditional Power Structure: Women, Culture and Leadership in Achebe’s and power relations in pre-colonial Africa, as depicted in Achebe’s . (TFA). Falola (525) attributes the current denial of women’s access to political power and leadership positions in many countries of Africa to culture. Certain aspects of African culture, in his opinion, have made the enthronement

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Female Engagement and Nollywood in Postmodern Africaincreasing number of women all over the world are taking advantage of technological software and applications to imprint their presence on the twenty-first century. Although much ground remains uncovered and the levels of success differ from country to country, significant progress is certainly bein

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Gender Issues in the Nigerian Public Relations Professionght of global agitation for gender equality, it becomes imperative to have equal representation of both men and women in leadership positions in Public Relations firms, towards the achievement of peace and development in the profession. In an effort to seek factors affecting leadership opportunities

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Influence of Television Viewing on Eating Disorders Among Female Nigerian Undergraduates of Universinship between television viewing and eating disorders among female undergraduates of the universities of Lagos and Jos, ascertaining whether or not anorexia is present among them. The study employed the survey research design. Findings revealed that: portrayal of the thin ideal on television (TV) si

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Audience Perception of the Role of Culture and Media in Gender Stereotypes in Nigerian Television CoAfrican beliefs in gender roles, as women are more likely to be seen as housewives, weaker beings, and sexual objects. This study aimed at juxtaposing cultural beliefs and portrayals of female models in advertisements, with audience perceptions of gender stereotypes in such advertisements and the so

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ICT as a Tool for Women’s Empowerment empower women in nation-building. The objective is to use ICT as a tool to empower women as nation-builders. Feminism is now more concerned with how ICT will be used rather than what ICT is. Consequently, ICT use has a long history, from radio and television programmes to the use of CDROM and flopp