ICT and Online Social Movements for Good Governance in Nigeria

  • Ojedokun U
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Abstract

In Nigeria, the availability of different Internet-enabled social media has led to the emergence of online social movements advocating the principle of good governance in the affairs of the state. In view of this, this paper examined the evolution of online social movements in Nigeria, and the role of ICT in their mobilization for good governance. Resource mobilization theory was employed as the explanatory framework. The paper contends that though online social movements in Nigeria are generally in their embryonic stage, they are, nonetheless, increasingly influencing the three organs of government and shaping public policies in the country.

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Ojedokun, U. A. (2016). ICT and Online Social Movements for Good Governance in Nigeria. The Journal of Community Informatics, 12(1). https://doi.org/10.15353/joci.v12i1.3208

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