Access to information in rural Nigeria

Bimpe Aboyade

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Il est courant de penser que les populations rurales, isolees et desseminees sur ce large territoire d'Afrique, n'ont pas acces aux informations. Une etude plus attentive montre qu'elles sont au contraire, sensibles a de nombreuses informations. Les deux poles les plus actifs sont les poles agricoles et medicaux qui, grâce aux organisations implantees localement, transmettent bon nombre d'informations. Les autres canaux de reception de l'information sont les mass-media (television, radio, journaux) et les bibliotheques

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