Vol. 6 No. 2 (2022)

Articles

• National Security: Social Media and the Freedom of Expression

  EGAJANYA JAMILA AMALI, MUSA MUHAMMAD UMAR, AONDOWASE SAAWUAN, & ALIYU AKWE MADAKI

  75-84

  • National Security: Social Media and the Freedom of Expression

• Political Communication and Deliberation as Tools for Sustainable Political Serenity and Development in Nigeria

  ULOMA GODSHEART OJIGWO, & UWAOMA UCHE, PhD

  57-64

  • Political Communication and Deliberation as Tools for Sustainable Political Serenity and Development in Nigeria

• Influence of Career Progression on Job Satisfaction among Journalists in Fresh 105.9 FM and Premier 93.5 FM

  OMOLAYO FOLAKE ODERANTI, ABIGAIL OLUBUKOLA IRELE (Ph.D)

  101-106

  • Influence of Career Progression on Job Satisfaction among Journalists in Fresh 105.9 FM and Premier 93.5 FM

• Managing Media Relations in Peace and Conflict Situations: Strategies and Techniques

  BARNABAS GBAM, PhD

  1-9

  • Managing Media Relations in Peace and Conflict Situations: Strategies and Techniques

• Film as a Tool for Addressing Social Issues: A Comparative Analysis of the Films Precious by Lee Daniels and Dry by Stephanie Linus Okereke

  CHIDI EDEH, RACHEAL ASHULEE BERNARD

  10-18

  • Film as a Tool for Addressing Social Issues: A Comparative Analysis of the Films Precious by Lee Daniels and Dry by Stephanie Linus Okereke

• Impact of Communication Policy on The Activities of Media Organisations in Ondo State

  SANUSI, BERNICE O. PhD,, ADEBOWALE IKUESEWO- AKINBAMI

  19-27

  • Impact of Communication Policy on The Activities of Media Organisations in Ondo State

• Emerging Trends in Communication Research in the New Normal

  ADELABU, OMOWALE T., PhD, IKUESEWO-AKINBAMI, ADEBOWALE

  28-37

  • Emerging Trends in Communication Research in the New Normal

• Impact of Social Media use on Ebonyi State University Undergraduates' Sexual Behaviour

  JAPHET AMECHI AGBODO

  38-45

  • Impact of Social Media use on Ebonyi State University Undergraduates' Sexual Behaviour

• Exploring the Concept of Expressivity as Hallmark of Modernistic Newscasting in Nigerian Broadcast Stations

  OYAKEMEAGBEGHA MUSAH Ph.D, DANIEL . NWANMERENI, Ph.D

  46-56

  • Exploring the Concept of Expressivity as Hallmark of Modernistic Newscasting in Nigerian Broadcast Stations

• Assessment of The Role of Radio in Mobilizing Women for Participation in Agricultural Co-operative Societies in Oyo State, Nigeria

  KENNETH ASOR TSEBEE (PhD), MAKINDE TOLULOPE GLORY

  65-74

  • Assessment of The Role of Radio in Mobilizing Women for Participation in Agricultural Co-operative Societies in Oyo State, Nigeria

• Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Relations: A Study of Quarry Crushing Site, Okposi-Umuoghara Ezza, Ebonyi State

  IFEOMA C. NWAKPA, AGATHA OBIAGERI ORJI-EGWU, Ph.D, STEPHEN NWANCHOR ELEM, Ph.D.

  85-100

  • Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Relations: A Study of Quarry Crushing Site, Okposi-Umuoghara Ezza, Ebonyi State

• August Meeting as a Veritable Tool for Cervical Cancer Education for Women in South East Nigeria

  CHINELO EDITH UDE-AKPEH

  107-115

  • August Meeting as a Veritable Tool for Cervical Cancer Education for Women in South East Nigeria

• Double Dilemma of the Female Immigrant: A Psychoneurotic Reading of Chika Unigwe's On Black Sisters Street and Abidemi Sanusi's Eyo

  PEACE SOROCHI LONGDET, PhD, CHINELO JOSEPHINE. EZEKULIE, PhD

  116-128

  • Double Dilemma of the Female Immigrant: A Psychoneurotic Reading of Chika Unigwe's On Black Sisters Street and Abidemi Sanusi's Eyo

• Re-Evaluating the Vulture Reporting Hypothesis Vis-à-Vis Nigeria Press Reportage of Osinachi the Popular Gospel Artiste's Death Via Domestic Violence

  EPHRAIM EJIMNKEONYE EZEBUENYI, PhD, BARTHOLOMEW, CHINENYE EVELYN

  129-139

  • Re-Evaluating the Vulture Reporting Hypothesis Vis-à-Vis Nigeria Press Reportage of Osinachi the Popular Gospel Artiste's Death Via Domestic Violence

• Assessment of Frequency and Prominence of Guardian Newspaper Reportage of Coronavirus in Nigeria

  EZINNE PRECIOUS IDIH (Fpd-cr), IRELE ABIGAIL OLUBUKOLA (Ph.D)

  140-147

  • Assessment of Frequency and Prominence of Guardian Newspaper Reportage of Coronavirus in Nigeria

• Influence of Government-Owned Broadcast Media Stations in Promoting Political Participation in Ebonyi State

  STELLA NELSON -OGBAEJA, Ph.D, NELSON IROABUCHI OGBAEJA, Ph.D

  148-158

  • Influence of Government-Owned Broadcast Media Stations in Promoting Political Participation in Ebonyi State

• Online Toxicity: Scarification of Political Opponents using Fake News

  MSUGH-TER TEDDY , HANMAKYUGH, AUDREY VERSHIMA SOHO, ANN ONWUKA ECHOR, MARTINA MSUGH-TER TEDDY

  159-170

  • Online Toxicity: Scarification of Political Opponents using Fake News

• The Role of New Technology in The Rights and Responsibilities of Mass Media

  NKIRUKA CAMILLA EMECHEBE, PhD, IGNATIUS OBALIM OBIORA

  171-181

  • The Role of New Technology in The Rights and Responsibilities of Mass Media

• Matters Arising in Mass Media Coverage of Crime and Violence in Nigeria

  SIMON REAZANYI SHEYIGARI, PhD, GEOFREY MUSA ALKALI MADAKI, PhD

  182-192

  • Matters Arising in Mass Media Coverage of Crime and Violence in Nigeria

• Setting Political Agenda on Nairaland Nigeria Forum: Who Holds The Sway?

  OMONIYI FELIX AKINKOYA, CHIDI SOLOMON OGBUEHI

  219-226

  • Setting Political Agenda on Nairaland Nigeria Forum: Who Holds The Sway?

• The Impact of Broadcast Media in The Promotion of Environmental Health in Jos Metropolis: A Study of “Your Wealth, Your Health” On NTA Jos Network Centre

  ONDOFA AKORGA, NGUEVESE EMMANUELLA ANSHI

  227-235

  • The Impact of Broadcast Media in The Promotion of Environmental Health in Jos Metropolis: A Study of “Your Wealth, Your Health” On NTA Jos Network Centre

• Organizational Citizenship Behaviour as a Factor Influencing Service Delivery in an Organization: The Imperative of Motivation

  MICHAEL NWALI EZE, OYINYECHI ONUGHA, VIVIAN OLUWATOYIN AKINWUOLA, EDWIN IFEANYI, NWOKEOMA

  203-218

  • Organizational Citizenship Behaviour as a Factor Influencing Service Delivery in an Organization: The Imperative of Motivation

• Language of Reporters in Nigerian Print Newspapers

  EMMANUEL OLUKUNLE OLUMUJI, Ph.D, OLUPE O. OLUFEMI, Ph.D.

  236-243

  • Language of Reporters in Nigerian Print Newspapers

• Media and The Struggle for Democracy in Africa

  DESMOND ONYEMECHI OKOCHA, PhD, VIVIAN NWOKEJI –UDEH

  244-250

  • Media and The Struggle for Democracy in Africa