• Influence Of Second Chance (a Foreign Television Programme On The Social Behaviour Of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Students (awka)

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    • It is surprising therefore that station like Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS). Enugu State Broadcasting Service (ESBS) and Broadcasting Corporation of Abia State
      (BCA) have continued to package local and foreign programmes for the viewership of the target audience.
      Interestingly too, most of these foreign television programmes are specifically packaged and transmitted for the viewership of Nigerian students. This implies that there is something about education which such foreign television programmes intend to impact on the psyche of the Nigerian student, it is assumed there must be a corollary between such foreign programmes and the social behaviours of the students.
      These foreign films are specifically aired to impact some measures of social tenets on the behaviours of the students. They are not transmitted for the purpose of transmission but to influence the social behaviour of these students. The problem therefore, is whether students actually expose themselves to the viewership of such programmes and if they do, is the exposure minimal or maximal and to what extent such foreign television programs impact on their social behaviours. 4
      1.2 Statement of the problem
      There is no doubt that foreign film such as „‟Second Chance‟‟ has offered a lot of meaning and purpose to the social lives of Nigerian students. Some students see them as a way to shake up and release tensions. Some others value their entertainment functions and some see them as away to keep in touch with the so called latest fashion trend.
      Whichever way the youths perceive foreign films is an indication of their bias against local movies. Such bias is an indication of their disorientation to cultural orientation and values. It is generally assumed in many quarters that there are gross violations of moral issues in most of these foreign films.
      The question this research seeks to answer therefore is: what is the influence of „‟ Second Chance‟‟ a popularly broadcast foreign film on the social behaviour of the undergraduate students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka.
      1.3 Research objectives
      The study had the following objectives:
      1. To find out if the students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka are aware of the foreign film „‟Second Chance‟‟.
      2. To find out how often the students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka watch “Second Chance”.
      3. To find out at which extent the students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka prefer watching Second Chance to local films.
      4. To find out the reasons they watch Second Chance.
      5. To determine if the film has any influence on their social lives.

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