CORPORATE ADVERTISING IN THE 2019 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY ELECTIONS: A STUDY OF TARABA SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE   

pp.1-13.

INFLUENCE OF ONLINE DATING AMONG STUDENTS OF KWARA STATE UNIVERSITY   

pp.14-21.

DECOLONIZING AFRICAN BROADCAST CULTURE IN THE CONTEXT OF NEOCOLONIALISM PARADIGM: A STUDY OF AIT AND CHANNELS TV PIDGIN PROGRAMMES   

pp.22-28.

AN EVALUATION OF HOW RAPE CASES ARE FRAMED AND PRESENTED IN NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS   

pp.29-35.

AN EVALUATION OF THE USE OF DRONE TECHNOLOGY IN NEWS GATHERING AND REPORTING: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES   

pp.36-44.

ANALYSIS OF EXTRA–MUNDANE COMMUNICATION IN ADIM NEW YAM FESTIVAL   

pp.45-52.

ARM BANDITRY AND ITS IMPLICATION ON HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA   

pp.53-59.

AWARENESS, ADOPTION AND PERCEPTION OF WHATSAPP CUSTOMER SERVICE CHATBOTS IN THE BANKING SECTOR: PERSPECTIVES FROM UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN LAGOS, NIGERIA   

pp.60-71.

COMMUNICATION AND SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES: A RISK COMMUNICATION PROCESS   

pp.72-79.

CRITICAL ISSUES IN BROADCAST MEDIA REGULATIONS IN NIGERIA   

pp.80-85.

DISSECTING NIGERIAN JOURNALISTS' INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING THROUGH THE MEDIA PRACTITIONERS' INQUISITORIAL LENSES   

pp.86-93.

DRUGS AND ALCOHOL DISPLAY/USAGE IN NIGERIAN MUSIC VIDEOS AND THEIR IMPACT ON STUDENTS OF EDO STATE UNIVERSITY UZAIRUE   

pp.94-106.

EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS STRATEGIES BY THE TARABA STATE GOVERNMENT ON COVID-19 IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC   

pp.107-116.

JOURNALISM AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN AFRICA   

pp.117-127.

NEW MEDIA AND THE STRUGGLE TOWARDS PROFESSIONALISING JOURNALISM PRACTICE IN NIGERIA: WHAT HOPES AND HURDLES ABOUND?   

pp.128-143.

UNDERGRADUATES AND MEDIA REPORTING OF WAR: EDO STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' PERCEPTION OF RUSSIA-UKRAINIAN WAR   

pp.137-143.

THE FOIA AND THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA: PERCEPTIONS AND CHALLENGES   

pp.144-155.

APPEALS AND RESPONSE PROCESSES IN HEALTH PROMOTION CAMPAIGNS IN THE CONTEXT OF NIGERIA   

pp.156-163.

ENHANCING BRAND LOYALTY AND EQUITY THROUGH EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT   

pp.164-170.