NEWSPAPER READERSHIP AMONG YOUTH
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Newspapers according to Onwubiko [2005] have been accorded a great deal of importance in the transmission of governmental policy, priority changes and even interesting changes. Newspapers are noted as regular source of primary and up-to-date information. Like other habits, the habit of reading in an individual develops during the course of time [Sharma, 2005]. Reading in all its variety is vital to being better informed, have a better understanding of us as well as others. It makes man to be a thoughtful and constructive contributor to a democratic and cohesive society [Igwe, 2013]. Newspapers help to improve reading habits, gain knowledge and improve awareness. They can be part of good study habits for students in any area of specialization [Kumar, 2011]. Newspapers not only provide current news, they also contain thought-provoking and informative article, features, editorial and sub-editorials, analyses and observations. In today’s highly competitive world, newspapers could equip youths with necessary information, knowledge and insights which will give them the much needed edge for being successful not only competitive examinations or job interviews, but also in their professional and social life. Newspaper reading also improves the communication skills and creative faculties and help the readers achieve an unbiased and informative worldview. Therefore, newspapers are considered essential for youths.
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