AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS

This study examined the awareness and perception of Onitsha residents on ‘japa’ syndrome in Nigeria. The study adopted a survey research design. A questionnaire was used to generate data from the respondents. Findings showed that 40% ofOnitsha residents are aware of Japa syndrome to a great extent....

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Main Authors: DANIEL T. EZEGWU, GLORIA NWAKEGO CHUKWUEMEKA, CHINELO EDITH UDE-AKPEH
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Language:English
Published: Federal University Wukari 2023-12-01
Series:International Studies Journal
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Online Access:https://wissjournals.com.ng/index.php/wiss/article/view/226
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GLORIA NWAKEGO CHUKWUEMEKA
CHINELO EDITH UDE-AKPEH
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description This study examined the awareness and perception of Onitsha residents on ‘japa’ syndrome in Nigeria. The study adopted a survey research design. A questionnaire was used to generate data from the respondents. Findings showed that 40% ofOnitsha residents are aware of Japa syndrome to a great extent.Further findings showed that most (39%) of the respondents obtained information about ‘Japa’ issues through the Internet medium, followed by friends and television medium.  They also perceived the ‘Japa’ issues as a positive development. The researchers affirmed that Onitsha residents are aware of japa syndrome.               The researchers recommended that Nigerian media should keep informing its citizens of the latest trends or developments in the country and beyond.
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spelling doaj-art-f1a482b6a9704b0a97177e3c4f8a02812025-02-10T10:00:50ZengFederal University WukariInternational Studies Journal2756-46492023-12-0174AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS DANIEL T. EZEGWU0GLORIA NWAKEGO CHUKWUEMEKA1CHINELO EDITH UDE-AKPEH2GLORIOUS VISION UNIVERSITY OGWA, EDO STATE, NIGERIANnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, NigeriaNTA TELEVISION COLLEGE, RAYFIELD, JOS, PLATEAU STATE This study examined the awareness and perception of Onitsha residents on ‘japa’ syndrome in Nigeria. The study adopted a survey research design. A questionnaire was used to generate data from the respondents. Findings showed that 40% ofOnitsha residents are aware of Japa syndrome to a great extent.Further findings showed that most (39%) of the respondents obtained information about ‘Japa’ issues through the Internet medium, followed by friends and television medium.  They also perceived the ‘Japa’ issues as a positive development. The researchers affirmed that Onitsha residents are aware of japa syndrome.               The researchers recommended that Nigerian media should keep informing its citizens of the latest trends or developments in the country and beyond. https://wissjournals.com.ng/index.php/wiss/article/view/226AwarenessperceptionJapaOnitshasyndrome
spellingShingle DANIEL T. EZEGWU
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AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS
International Studies Journal
Awareness
perception
Japa
Onitsha
syndrome
title AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS
title_full AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS
title_fullStr AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS
title_full_unstemmed AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS
title_short AWARENESS AND PERCEPTION OF ONITSHA RESIDENTS ON ‘JAPA’ SYNDROME AMONG NIGERIANS
title_sort awareness and perception of onitsha residents on japa syndrome among nigerians
topic Awareness
perception
Japa
Onitsha
syndrome
url https://wissjournals.com.ng/index.php/wiss/article/view/226
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