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Articles by Abiodun Salawu
AI-driven transformation in ethnic news media: journalists’ understandings and challenges in multicultural Pakistan, Russia and South Africa
ABSTRACT In many countries of the world, ethnic news media is undergoing technological transformation, resulting in the ways news is produced and disseminated. Therefore, the state of ethnic news media is much different today, with increased accessibility of news and audience engagement.
Bridging cultural gaps in health communication: Indigenous language as a catalyst for combatting monkeypox in Lagos, Nigeria
Abstract Infectious diseases such as monkeypox have continued to pose significant threats to global health, demanding effective strategies for prevention and control. Existing studies have primarily focused on monkeypox clinical analysis, with less attention given to adopting indigenous languages as a health communication for proper behavioural practices.
Effectiveness of YouTube in the learning and preservation of the Yoruba language in Nigeria
Advanced search South African Journal of African Languages Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/epdf/10.1080/02572117.2025.2480561?needAccess=true Abstract This study investigated YouTube’s effectiveness in the learning and preservation of the Yoruba language among youths of Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria. Data was collected through a mixed-methods approach using a survey and content analysis.
From Airwaves to Farmlands: How Radio Programmes in Indigenous Languages Are Shaping Agricultural Development in North-Central Nigeria
1. Introduction Farmers, the backbone of agricultural development, ensure that farm products are readily available for consumption and export when needed. Their decisions, influenced by the information disseminated through agricultural programmes, significantly impact their productivity [1,2,3,4]. Given the critical nature of agricultural information, access to this knowledge is paramount for agricultural development.
Digital Humanities in precarious times
In a modern and fast-evolving technological world, precarity has become more notable. Digital transformation has ushered in an era of ‘datafication’, profoundly impacting societies and individuals in such a way that there are emerging complexities and potential vulnerabilities in our interactions with technology. Thus, it is crucial that the Humanities subjects focus on human beings, their culture and values.
African Language Media: Development, Economics and Management
Table of Contents Introduction Abiodun Salawu Part1: Political Economy of African Language Media 1. The Political Economy of Indigenous Language Media in Nigeria and the Challenge of Survival in Digital Age Toyosi Olugbenga Owolabi 2. Language Politics, Political Economy and Sustainability of African language press in Zimbabwe Phillip Mpofu Part 2:Mixed Bag – Failure and Success of African Language Newspapers 3.
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