DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMUNICATION

I worry that eventually technology will replace human interaction. There will be a generation of fools in the world, said Albert Einstein. John Tudor once said, "Everything but the technology is under human control thanks to technology." Without a doubt, modern communication technology has made the world a small, interconnected community. But as things stand, technology, like a coin, brings both advantages and disadvantages. The news will be what it is, and it will always have a variety of effects on candidates. It will be good, it will be bad, it will be both. (Mark E. Hyman) Prior to the internet, certain methods of learning and conducting research were put in place and appeared to be effective at the time. Some of these methods are still in use today, while others have faded with the passage of time and modern technology. The library, which is one of the oldest forms of research and could be referred to as the internet of olden days, had an index called the card catalog, and webpages were pages in paper books. The procedure was the same: come up with search terms, look them up in the index, and then read the referenced pages.

All known human societies have a system of rules and a machinery for ensuring compliance. These machinery is known as the government. In every society, the government exists solely to protect the lives of her citizens and their properties through a social contract. Through this highly contractual relationship, people surrender their inalienable rights to the government to establish order and stability. This have led to the development of a police system to protect tranquility and
sanity in the political clime. In Nigeria, the Nigeria police force (NPF) exists to maintain laws and orders. The integration of Northern and Southern Nigeria in 1914 foreshadowed the creation of the current Nigerian National Police on April 1, 1930, headquartered in Lagos (Oluwasola, 2016).