Role of Communication and Language in Building Capacity for Different Sectors of the Nigeria Economy: Study of Media Sub-Sector
Chieme Azubuike *
Department of Mass Communication, Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, Rumuola, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
Bridget Princewill-Nwaduwa
Department of Foundation Studies, School of Foundation and General Studies, Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, Rumuola, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
*Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
Abstract
Training and re-training in every sector is the purveyor of growth and enhancement in every sector of economies in the world. It is the platform, frontier and bedrock on which diverse economies flourish. What it, therefore, means is that success in this sector predominantly is hinged on the ability of the various sectors to give unfettered attention and access to its workforce to training and retraining with very strong and extensive latitude. By so doing, the humans who are vested with the ample responsibility of delivering capacity would have being equipped tremendously and, empowered, advanced, enhanced and positioned to achieve the prescribed goods, which will not only impact on the humans, but promote economic development and growth. To achieve all of these, there are roles parts of human life should contribute to. Communication and language are parts of human life presumed to have the capacity to enhance growth in the existence of any country. It is believed that communication and language can achieved this through the display of litany of arsenals in their kit. It is, therefore, these arsenals that communication and language possess that this study aims at exploring, using the descriptive method to unravel the plethora of roles communication and language can offer for the growth of economies in the world and particularly Nigeria using the prescribed medium that will impact effectively to the target audience.
Keywords: Communication, language, capacity building, economy