How Sociable are women on Social Media? An experiential Study on Nigerian women

How Sociable are women on Social Media? An experiential Study on Nigerian women

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This study explores the how women utilize the social media for social engagement and empowerment.
 
Published at International Journal of Research in Social Sciences, India. 4(3)
Published in 2014
 
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Oyesomi, K.O,Okorie N, Omole, O.M
OYESOMI Kehinde Opeyemi » OYESOMI, Kehinde Opeyemi Covenant University, Ota kehinde.oyesomi@covenantuniversity.edu.ng Ogun State, Nigeria. +2348034628510, +2348098780910 farrykenny@yahoo.com view full profile
OYESOMI Kehinde Opeyemi
 
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