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A total of fifty faecal samples were collected form pupils in airport primary school Emene Enugu were used for the study. The duration of the investigation was between February August 2005. These samples were cultured and their causative organisms determined using macconkey agar, deocycholate citrate agar and an alkaline peptone water which was preparect according to manufacturers instruction . The species of organisms isolated include […]
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1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Advertising is used to reach a wide market to induce consumer behaviours. However, advertising consist of non-personal form of communication conducted through paid media under clear sponsorship. Also advertising can be said to consist of all paid activities in presenting openly sponsored message regarding a product service. All the above aim at making impact on consumer habits. Consumer’s h […]
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1.1 Background of the study The mass media perform a number of functions in every society. In performing its functions they do not work in isolation of their own but work hand in hand with other social institutions like family, religions institutions, educational institutions, economic institutions and cultural institutions. This work is on the role that Imo Broadcasting Corporation (Television) play in the educational development of E […]
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INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Television advertisement represents one of the several stimuli to which children are exposed, like other kinds of stimuli existing within their environment. Television advertisement has a powerful tendency to influence children’s behaviour and general way of life, thus study examines the kind of influences or effects advertising on television can have on children. Seventy-six years ago, in 1928 to b […]
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1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY It is rare these days to see adverts broadcast on television without women playing prominent and visible roles, which range from complementary, subjective, subordinate to major actors in most television adverts. These roles may be ascribed by men who may not only enhance the product being advertised, but add colour, glamour and pleasant feelings to viewers whose interest, attention and patro […]
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INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The tendency, most of the time especially in the developing countries, is for media practitioners to package their media contents well. In doing this, they do not take into consideration their supposedly diverse audience. This may be as a result of professional ignorance or perhaps taking the audience for granted. But taking the viewer, listener or reader for granted today is ver costly on the part […]
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INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The Nigeria marketing environment today is one of aggressive and unfriendly competition among both manufacturers and service providers. Most companies adopt various marketing strategies in order to maintain or increase profit margin, market shares or sales volume of their products or services. In this effort, quite a fortune is spent on advertising by which the organizations hope to achieve thes […]