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Motivated by public Interest or private gain: an investigation into newspaper reportage of code of conduct tribunal trials in Nigeria
Studies have shown how political affiliation of newspapers affects coverage, of corruption trials of politicians. This study investigated the different frames in newspaper reportage of the Code of Conduct Tribunal trials of two prominent political figures in Nigeria (Bukola Saraki and Bola Tinubu)....
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2012-01
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