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Audience Reception of "Aan Ka Badbaadino Nafteena Gf" FM Radio Program on Female Genital Mutilation: The Case of Kebri-City Administration, Korahe Zone

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dc.contributor.author Mohamed Osman Abdi
dc.contributor.author Kasahun W
dc.contributor.author Aschalew A.
dc.date.accessioned 2022-02-17T09:02:12Z
dc.date.available 2022-02-17T09:02:12Z
dc.date.issued 2021-11-04
dc.identifier.uri https://repository.ju.edu.et//handle/123456789/6345
dc.description.abstract Local media such radio/TV plays a critical role in educating as awareness in community understanding of Harmful traditional practice of FGM/C where are difficult to recognize importance and impact of these media dealing with FGM/C harmful traditional practice without audience‘s reaction and their interpretation meaning of message. In fact that audience reception research is extremely important in local media organization. Therefore, this study investigated audience‘s reception "aan ka badbaadino nafteena GF" kebri-dehar FM90.8 radio program on FGM korahe zone, Ethiopia Somali region to achieve the objective of the study Both, quantitative and qualitative approaches were used for concurrent triangulation . The quantitative the survey questionnaire was carryout 96 respondents of two Kebeles selected from 10 Kebeles of Kebri-dehar city administration of radio program listeners that stratified random sampling was used first then operated sample random sampling. As a result, a questionnaire close ended, and to find out the audiences‘ reception level based on radio program Guttman scale, (opinion) is used to collect the required data. Frequencies distribution and percentages of respondents were displayed for data analysis through clarity of interpretations. The qualitative approach employed key informants‘ interviews and focus groups discussion the key informants‘ interviews were total 10 community members including, religious leaders, administrative officers, Teachers, NGO professionals, and health professionals. The Focus groups discussion was 8 FGM practitioners or doer to see how radio program impact them. The study used two theories audience reception and use and gratification that directly relevance with topic to elicit how different audiences make meaning of radio program message on FGM/C harmful traditional practice and audiences interpretation to program content to get audience comprehension, listenership and challenges limiting audiences reception Accordingly, study found out that audiences have the good listenership of program and well informants of (FGM/C) and its harmful consequences, however, the study finding found some factors limiting audience‘s reaction on radio program. Finally the researcher gave recommendations to fill gap in future to FM radio station broadcasting radio program on FGM/C. en_US
dc.language.iso en_US en_US
dc.title Audience Reception of "Aan Ka Badbaadino Nafteena Gf" FM Radio Program on Female Genital Mutilation: The Case of Kebri-City Administration, Korahe Zone en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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