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Beyond Cheerleading: E-Governance, Political Communication & Political Behaviour of Nigerian Women

Authors: YACOB-HALISO Olajumoke , & ISOLA Abidemi

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Covenant University Journal Of Politics And International Affairs

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This article problematizes the marginalisation and trivialisation of women’s involvement in political activities evidenced in their relegation to at worst cheerleading roles during political contests, and at best, merely voting for mostly male candidates. In departure from much of the literature, we contend that political strategies for enhancing women’s political participation must employ e-governance tools for political communication so that women’s disadvantage in the electoral process can be minimised.

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YACOB-HALISO,O. ISOLA,A. . (2015). Beyond Cheerleading: E-Governance, Political Communication & Political Behaviour of Nigerian Women, 3 (), 43-43.

YACOB-HALISO,O. ISOLA,A. . "Beyond Cheerleading: E-Governance, Political Communication & Political Behaviour of Nigerian Women" 3, no (), (2015): 43-43.

YACOB-HALISO,O. and ISOLA,A. and . (2015). Beyond Cheerleading: E-Governance, Political Communication & Political Behaviour of Nigerian Women, 3 (), pp43-43.

YACOB-HALISOO, ISOLAA, . Beyond Cheerleading: E-Governance, Political Communication & Political Behaviour of Nigerian Women. 2015, 3 ():43-43.

YACOB-HALISO,Olajumoke , and ISOLA,Abidemi . "Beyond Cheerleading: E-Governance, Political Communication & Political Behaviour of Nigerian Women", 3 . (2015) : 43-43.

Y.Olajumoke & I.Abidemi , "Beyond Cheerleading: E-Governance, Political Communication & Political Behaviour of Nigerian Women" vol.3, no., pp. 43-43, 2015.

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