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Volume 5, Number 1 (2026)
- Promotional Design and Purchase Behaviour in E-Commerce: a Qualitative Analysis of Students’ Responses to Discounts and CouponsSaheed Olaitan Olayinka, and Greg Ezeah · pp. 1-10Full-text PDF
- Mass Media Representation and Gender-Inclusive Leadership in Public Policy Formulation in NigeriaPeace Oyindamola Adekunle and Habsat Joyce Imhanobe · pp. 11-17Full-text PDF
- Gender Roles, Media Framing, and Access to Healthcare in Nigeria: Implications for Inclusive SocietiesEmiyebi Ayeade and Habsat Joyce Imhanobe · pp. 18-25Full-text PDF
- Digital Media Literacy and Leadership Opportunities Among Young Women in Rural Nigeria: a Study of Ilaje LGAAdesuyi Muyiwa Adewale and Habsat Joyce Imhanobe · pp. 26-34Full-text PDF
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) Adoption in Nigerian Public Relations: Challenges and OpportunitiesRomoke Omowumi Onijamowo, and Greg H. Ezeah · pp. 35-43Full-text PDF
- Invasion of Privacy in an Unregulated Media Echo Chamber: History, Trends, Inhibitions, Challenges, and Implications for the Nigerian SocietyObinna Johnkennedy Chukwu, and Rosemary Ikeme · pp. 44-50Full-text PDF
- Assessing the Persuasive Impact of Cowrywise's Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) Strategy on Undergraduates’ Financial EngagementsNgozi Obiageli Osueke · pp. 51-60Full-text PDF
- Influence of Fake Online Product Reviews on Consumer Purchase Decisions Among Students of Osun State Polytechnic, IreeAdebank Oyeladun Olujinmi, and Greg Ezeah · pp. 61-67Full-text PDF
- Awareness, Enrolment and Productivity Outcomes Associated with Health Insurance Participation Among Civil Servants in Delta State, Nigeria: a Cross-Sectional StudyEmmanuel Onyeisi Morka · pp. 68-72Full-text PDF
Volume 4, Number 1 (2025)
- Ethical Leadership and Inclusivity in Education: Pathways to Promoting Equity and DiversityDonwilliams Onyenankeya Onwubuche · pp. 1-7Full-text PDF
- Influence of Foreign Football League Matches on Online Game Betting in Obiaruku Delta StateFrederick Kparoboh Edike, and Spencer Glory Oromena Okpighe · pp. 8-17Full-text PDF
- Examining Audience Perception of CBN Sabimoni's Communication Tactics in Enhancing Financial Inclusion in Abuja, NigeriaAnthony Igyuve, Philip Umaru and Mayowa Adebayo · pp. 18-25Full-text PDF
- Audience Perception of the Impact of Blogging Sites on News Consumption Habits in NigeriaClever Alawari, Rosemary Ebiere Governor · pp. 26-33Full-text PDF
- The Yahooism Phenomenon in Nigeria: Tracing Its Historical Development, Social Media Propagation, and Consequences for Culture, Economy, and Nigeria's External RelationsBlessed Frederick Ngonso, Amah Maclean Williams, Latifah Efua Anavberokhai, Onyedikachi Stanley Onovo, Uche Benedict Uriah · pp. 34-40Full-text PDF
- Media Framing of Political Campaigns and Citizens' Mobilisation for 2023 Elections in Akwa Ibom State, NigeriaBassey Esuk Bassey, and Sogbeba Samuel Dokubo · pp. 41-50Full-text PDF
- The Role of Cultural Norms in Shaping Gender-Responsive Healthcare Communication in Nasarawa StateWamu Ishaya Maga, Tsegyu Santas, Sunday Ogbu Igbaba · pp. 51-60Full-text PDF
- Crisis Communication Management: Lessons from Global EventsOnyinyechi Assumpta Ezemba · pp. 61-70Full-text PDF
- Security Implication of Abusive Exchanges on WhatsApp Among Kwankwasiyya and Gandujiyya Supporters Prior to the Supreme Court Judgment on the 2023 Gubernatorial Election in KanoAlmansur Ado Sani, Muhammad Nurudden Musa · pp. 71-78Full-text PDF
Volume 4, Number 2 (2025)
- Impact Assessment of Select UNDP Advocacy Programmes on the Living Standard of Rural Dwellers in the Federal Capital Territory, AbujaChidinma Obianuju Iwuoha, Sani Rabiu Mohammad · pp. 1-16Full-text PDF
- Assessing the Integration of Public Relations Managers into the Management Team of Corporate Organizations in NigeriaFavour Ojochenemi Adama, Olanrewaju Gladys Kossi, Richard Okujeni, John Vendaga, Desmond Onyemechi Okocha · pp. 17-27Full-text PDF
- Fake News and Public Trust in Online Media: a Study of Abuja, NigeriaTochi Oputa, Tsegyu Santas, Anthony Igyuve · pp. 28-36Full-text PDF
- Adoption and Utilisation of Artificial Intelligence Use (AI) in News Production by Select Broadcast Media Houses in FCT-AbujaKelechi Ethelda Azubuike, Kaior Samuel Akpede, Muhammad Sani Rabiu · pp. 37-46Full-text PDF
- Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Learning and Practice of Journalism in NigeriaChidinma Jane Okosun, Anthony Obogai · pp. 47-55Full-text PDF
- Assessment of Broadcast Media as a Tool for the Promotion of Developmental Projects in RiversFlora Kemi Duke-Sunny · pp. 56-63Full-text PDF
- Understanding User Attitudes and Perceptions towards Netflix Recommendation AlgorithmOmobolaji Tosin Igein · pp. 64-70Full-text PDF
- Digital Transformation in Multimedia Operations in Nigeria: a Critical Analysis (a Study of Benin Journalists' Perception)Abdulazeez Isah, Omachi Umar Jibrin, Aisha Egwa, Victor Ehiagwina · pp. 71-81Full-text PDF
- Select Nigerian Universities Mass Communication Lecturers' Perception on Communication, Gender and MarriageFidelia Aiseosa Osifo, Osemhantie Amos Okhueleigbe · pp. 82-89Full-text PDF
- Assessment of Management Approaches in Select Television Stations in AbujaTsekus Blessing Iveren, Anthony Igyuve, Samuel Akpede · pp. 90-97Full-text PDF
- Students' Perception of Blogosphere as Credible News Source (a Study of Delta State University Abraka and Delta State Polytechnic Ogwash-Ukwu)Uzoma Christian Igwe · pp. 98-105Full-text PDF
- Exploring the Impact of Technology on Intercultural Communication Among Remote Workers in Osogbo, Osun StateOmobolaji Tosin Igein · pp. 106-114Full-text PDF
- Community Radio and Its Pivotal Role in the Developmental Efforts through ProgrammingBernice Oluwalanu Sanusi, Enoch Abimbola Opaleke, Riliwan Akinlabi Akinola · pp. 115-121Full-text PDF
- Historical Antecedents of Fake News and the Phenomenon of Social Media Misinformation in South Africa and NigeriaAyo Elebute, Daniel Ewomazino Akpor, Chukwuma Nwosu, Jacob Olawuyi, Olayinka Daramola · pp. 122-131Full-text PDF
- Influencer Marketing Strategies and Consumer Behaviour of Undergraduate Students in Select Tertiary Institutions in Nasarawa StateUfada Elizabeth Esu, Anthony Ogande, Santas Tsegyu · pp. 132-141Full-text PDF
- Uses and Gratification of Social Media “TikTok” and Influence on Academic Performance of Students' UsersBernice Oluwalanu Sanusi, Oluwakemi Khadijat Kuye-Aremu · pp. 142-150Full-text PDF
- Impact of Social Media on News Gathering and News Delivery in Nigeria: a Case Study of the Nigerian TribuneStephen Ojochegbe Oma-Ofozor, Ignatus Achilike Njoku · pp. 151-161Full-text PDF
Volume 4, Number 3 (2025)
- University Students’ Perceptions of Digital Media's Role in Mental Health Information and Communication in Delta State, NigeriaJosephine Obiajulu Omoruyi, Taremi Faith Kerebi · pp. 1-9Full-text PDF
- Audience Attitudes and Responses to Media Campaign for Good Governance and Economic Development in NigeriaElegionu Idris Jibril, Wilfred Oritsesan Olley, Ewomazino Daniel Akpor · pp. 10-22Full-text PDF
- Mass Media Campaigns and Electorate's Choice of Candidates During ElectionsJohnson Aleogho Nasamu, Daniel Ekhareafo, Ezekiel Shegun Asemah · pp. 23-32Full-text PDF
- From Roman Fora to Twitter Storms: Julius Caesar, Media Influence, and the Evolution of Political Narratives in Interpretive JournalismNicholas Omoko, Osemhantie Amos Okhueleigbe · pp. 33-42Full-text PDF
- Exploring the Role of Social Media, Political Communication, and Participation in Democracies: the Nigerian ExperienceSamson Ighiegba Omosotomhe, Zekeri Ikelebe Alasa · pp. 43-53Full-text PDF
- Influence of Mass Media on the Growth of Agriculture in Nigeria: a Study of Ika South Local Government Area, Delta StateMaureen Ugbome · pp. 54-60Full-text PDF
- Assessing Social Media Marketing on the Growth of Electronic Commerce: a Study of AjebomarketAhmed Abdullahi Tonga, Ajuma Ogwo, Friday Bernard Obaje · pp. 61-72Full-text PDF
- The Influence of X on Voter Engagement and Candidate Image Building During the 2024 Edo State Gubernatorial ElectionsEsther Oghenerukevwe Esirorie, Wilfred Oritsesan Olley, & Ewomazino Daniel Akpor · pp. 73-81Full-text PDF
- Cell Phone Usage by Couples: Issues, Potentials and ChallengesNkem Lucy Iloduba · pp. 82-91Full-text PDF
- Influence of Sobi F.m’s Apero Mekunu on Formation of Public Opinion Among Listeners in Ilorin Metropolis, Kwara StateOlutobi Michael Folorunsho, Adebayo Ezekiel Adekunle, Mumeen Tunde Adegboye, & Oche Okeson Onu · pp. 92-101Full-text PDF
- Assessing Police Brutality and Perception of Youths’ Usage of Social Media (the End SARS Protest Experience in Nigeria)Tina. C. Touitou, Oliver Uzonna Ngwoke, Helen O.C. Ambassador-Brikins, & Dennis O. Abutu · pp. 102-111Full-text PDF
- Political Mobilisation and Low Voter Turnout: a Comparative Review of Campaign Strategies in Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential ElectionMomoh Usman, Daniel Ofomegbe Ekhareafo, & Ezekiel Shegun Asemah · pp. 112-122Full-text PDF
- Citizens’ Pro- and Anti-Government Megaphoning During the COVID-19 Lockdown in Nigeria: the Roles of Involvement and Constraint RecognitionOluwaseun Ayomipo, Rasheed Adebiyi, & Ayobami Ojebode · pp. 123-132Full-text PDF
Volume 3, Number 1 (2024)
- Assessment of Media Narratives in Nigeria's Basic Education: Unraveling the Tension and Challenges at the Nexus of Religion and EducationUnigwe Ifeyinwa, Okika Nnaemeka and Airen Melody · pp. 1-7Full-text PDF
- Beyond Tokenism in Nigeria: Strategies for Authentic Representation of Diversity in MediaGbadebo, S.A., Aro, A.K., Adeoye, S.F., Agholor, P.M. · pp. 8-18Full-text PDF
- Impact of Unsolicited SMS on COVID-19 Non-Pharmaceutical Protocol Awareness Among Civil ServantsFadeyi, Isaac Olajide, Oyinloye Oloyede, Ibrahim, Moses Oyewole, Olajuwon Odunayo, Oghuehi, Chidi Solomon, and Arisoyin Olanrewaju · pp. 19-27Full-text PDF
- Challenges and Resolution of Freedom of Expression in the Digital Era in Nigeria: an AppraisalQaribu Yahaya Nasidi and Jamila Mohammed Dahiru · pp. 28-34Full-text PDF
- Assesssing the Influence of Radio Jingles on Students' Enrolment into Tertiary Institutions: a Study of Westland Polytechnic, Osun StatePinheiro S.O, and Aro, Adebisi Kazeem · pp. 35-48Full-text PDF
- Analysis of Nigerians' Use of Social Media During the 2020 EndSARS Social MovementUfuoma Oliver Komiti, Comfort Ene Obaje · pp. 49-60Full-text PDF
- Nigerian Newspaper Coverage of Cultrelated Crises in Niger Delta, October 2023 – March 2024Chigozi Eke, Alex Akpoebi Bufumoh · pp. 61-70Full-text PDF
- Nigerian University Students' Everyday Perceptions of Social Media, Celebrity Culture, and BehavioursShaafat Ahmed, Wilfred Oritsesan Olley, Ewomazino Daniel Akpor · pp. 71-81Full-text PDF
- A Comparative Analysis of Media Landscape, Ownership, and Digital Divide in Nigeria and MalaysiaNurudeen Olawale Hassan, Bukola Fatimoh, Lasisi, Olatayo Samuel Agogo · pp. 82-90Full-text PDF
- Social Media User Experience of Cyberbullying During the 2023 General Election in NigeriaBettina Oboakore Agbamu, Davis Ochuko Efeurhobo, and Augustine Enameguolor Kpedudu · pp. 91-97Full-text PDF
Volume 3, Number 2 (2024)
- Influence of Billboard Advertisements on the Choice of Candidates in the 2023 Elections: a Study of Etsako West VotersSule Kasimu, Blessed Frederick Ngonso · pp. 1-8Full-text PDF
- Audience Perception of Nigerian Television Stations Coverage of Military Operation Against Boko HaramGreatandy Victor Iguoba, Blessed Frederick Ngonso · pp. 9-16Full-text PDF
- Audience Perception of Online Hate Speech on Socio-Cultural Affiliations in NigeriaLatifah Efua Anavberokhai, Peter Eshioke Egielewa · pp. 19-31Full-text PDF
- Social Media Usage and Insecurity in Nigeria: an AppraisalTopic Peremobowei Akoje, Daniel Ofomegbe Ekhareafo, and Marcel A. Okhakhu · pp. 32-39Full-text PDF
- Media Convergence and Publishing in Nigeria: Challenges and ProspectsAndrew Asan Ate, Ainakhuagbor Aimiomode, Ikharo Seluman, Zekeri Ikelebe Alasa · pp. 40-46Full-text PDF
- Effect of TikTok Comedy Skits on the Viewership of Nollywood Movies Among Abuja ResidentsIkani Victoria Ugbededojo · pp. 47-53Full-text PDF
- Assessment of Challenges Militating Against Effective Performance of Television Stations in Nigeria: (Insights from Select TV Stations in Abuja and Viewers in North-Central States)Kingdom Onyinyechi Dike, Andrew Ogah Ijwo, Benjamin Ejuwa Ogbu · pp. 47-58Full-text PDF
- Assessment of Parents' Communication Strategies on Boy-Child Upbringing and Incidents of Rape in Port Harcourt Metropolis, Rivers State, NigeriaBigman Amaonyeze Nwala, Chinwe Mirian Odionye, Flora Kemi Duke-Sunny · pp. 66-74Full-text PDF
- Assessement of NTA Uzairue Broadcast Messages for the Promotion of Cultural Heritage in Edo North Senatorial District, NigeriaOdion Victor Acha, Andrew Asan Ate · pp. 75-87Full-text PDF
- Advantages of Robotic Journalism to Broadcasting in NigeriaAmeh Sylvanus Ejeh · pp. 88-96Full-text PDF
- Influence of Broadcast Media Framing of Gender-Based Violence on Viewers: a Study of ITV, Benin, NigeriaEsther Onuwabhagbe Nkombe, Andrew Asan Ate · pp. 97-105Full-text PDF
- Internet Services and Usage Among Medical Personnel of Abuja General Hospitals in NigeriaAdama Adamu, Abubakar Shehu, Maryam Adamu Fika · pp. 106-115Full-text PDF
- Public Perception of Ncdc's Nonpharmaceutical Intervention Against COVID-19 and Infodemic on Social Media in North Central NigeriaNathanael Abrahams Odaudu, Anthony Iorver Igyuve, and Samuel Kaior Akpede · pp. 116-126Full-text PDF
- Adoption and Use of Social Media Platforms as Public Relations Channels in Relationship Management of Selected Universities in North Central NigeriaEziaha Kinglsey Nwaoguegbe, Rabiu Muhammad, Akpede Kaior · pp. 127-135Full-text PDF
- Nursing Mothers Awareness of Exclusive Breastfeeding Campaigns on Radio in Nasarawa State, NigeriaNdijida Mary Anthony, Tsegyu Santas, Josiah Sabo Kente · pp. 137-150Full-text PDF
- Frequency and Prominence in the Reportage of Farmers-Herders Conflicts in North-Central, Nigeria: a Comparative Analysis of the Nation and Daily Trust Newspapers, January-December 2018Lois Otse Adams-Osigbemhe, Kwaghkondo Agber · pp. 151-159Full-text PDF
Volume 2, Number 1 (2023)
- The Role of the Mass Media in Early Warning and Early Response ReportingChukwuma Nwosu · pp. 1-9Full-text PDF
- Unraveling the Dynamics of Social Media in Shaping Women’s Political Participation in Nasarawa State, NigeriaSuleiman Garba, Zainab Y. Anzaku, Mustapha Umar Turaki · pp. 10-19Full-text PDF
- Crises, Communication and University Pedagogy: the Poetics of Living Together in Also on Campus and Symphonic Shades by Ernest Veyu, Daisy Barro and Kelvin Ngong TohNyanchi Marcel Ebliylu · pp. 20-34Full-text PDF
- Ecofeminism and Climate Change: Where Are the Women in the Nigeria 2022 Flooding Coverage?Sarah Chidiebere Joe, Obed Hailsham · pp. 35-51Full-text PDF
- Examining Viewers’ Emotional Connections to Contestants and Their Experiences to Reality Television ProgrammesWilfred Oritsesan Olley, Joseph Chiadika, Godwin Ukwuaniamaka Iwegbue · pp. 52-65Full-text PDF
- The Influence of Radio Sentisitization in Curbing Female Genital Mutilation Practice in Ikeji- ArakejiDeborah Bukunmi Babatola, Peter Olayinka Awofadeju, Olufunke Cecilia Adebayo · pp. 66-77Full-text PDF
- Public Perception of the Role of Public Relations in the Implementation of NPower in Benue StateItodo Gabriel · pp. 78-87Full-text PDF
Volume 1, Number 1 (2022)
- Decolonising Nigeria's Journalism Educational SystemAndrew Asan Ate and Joseph Omoh Ikerodah · pp. 1-7Full-text PDF
- Challenges of Regulating Social Media in Nigeria and Its Implications on Freedom of ExpressionArikenbi, Peter Gbenga, Timothy Omobude, and Tracy Obehi Oigiangbe · pp. 8-14Full-text PDF
- Application of Social and Behavioural Change Communication Strategy in the Prevention of the Malaria Pandemic in Rural Communities in Cross River State, NigeriaVeronica Ehidiame Bassey-Duke and Njah Bassey Etta · pp. 15-24Full-text PDF
- Assessment of Framing of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) Strike of 2022 by Selected Online Nigerian NewspapersBartholomew Terfa Dansoho, Sunday Isuwa, Ndonima Uhwe Danjuma, and James Kwen · pp. 25-38Full-text PDF
- Attitude of Rural Dwellers to Indigenous Radio Broadcast on COVID-19 VaccineSunday Idowu, Kunle Oginni Yemi · pp. 39-43Full-text PDF
- New Media and Media Relations Practice in Public and Private Organisations in Edo State, NigeriaEwomazino Daniel Akpor, Faith Ajet, and Obinna Johnkennedy Chukwu · pp. 44-50Full-text PDF
- Social Dynamics and Broadcast Media Contents in NigeriaUbong Andem Obong, Eme Iniobong Ukpabio · pp. 51-64Full-text PDF
- Role of Community Radio Programme on Community Participation in Governance: a Case Study of Eji Owuro on Gerin F.m, IlorinSaudat Salah Abdulbaqi, Abdulbasit Adebisi Abisoye. Patrick Udende, Bashir A. Ajijola · pp. 65-72Full-text PDF
- Media and Conflict Resolution Experts' Views on the Influence of Media Propaganda on the Russia-Ukraine ConflictWilfred Oritsesan Olley, and Chiadika Ifechukwude Joseph · pp. 73-87Full-text PDF
- Evaluation of Communication Strategies on Hiv/aids Between Health Professionals and Residents of Oke-Ogun Area of Oyo State, NigeriaSurajudeen Dayo Ogunsola, Kamaldin Abdulsalam Babatunde, and Aliyu Millicent Fatima · pp. 88-98Full-text PDF
- The Old Guard: Social Media Discourse on Atiku Abubakar's 2023 Presidential AmbitionJoe, Sarah Chidiebere · pp. 99-113Full-text PDF
- Television Advertising and Children's Preference of Indomie Noodles in the Jalingo MetropolisGbaden Jacob Chiakaan, Yavala Shimodi Jonah, and Kwapsoni Pius Kaigama · pp. 114-127Full-text PDF
- Newspaper Reportage of Suicide (a Study of the Nation and the Punch Newspapers)Ifedayo Akinwalere, Rosemary Obinwa · pp. 129-136Full-text PDF
- Impact of Social Media on Indecent Dressing Among UNILORIN Undergraduates Living in Tanke-OkeodoSaudat Salah Abdulbaqi, Abdulbasit Adebisi Abisoye, Patrick Udende, Bashir A. Ajijola · pp. 137-146Full-text PDF
- Panic and Solution Journalism Framing and Assessment of the Reportage and Spread of Coronavirus by Nigerian NewspapersAzeez, Adeshina Lukuman, Sholola, Yusuf Ajani, Ogundeyi, Taiwo Samuel, Oladosu, Ismail Durojaye, and Ahmed, Kamaldeen Arikewuyo · pp. 147-160Full-text PDF
- Media and Cultural Imperialism as Progenies of ColonialismVeronica Ehidiame Bassey-Duke and Njah Bassey Etta · pp. 161-166Full-text PDF
- Socio-Political Constraints to Media Practices and Professionalism in NigeriaEme Iniobong Ukpabio, Ubong Andem Obong · pp. 167-181Full-text PDF
Volume 1, Number 2 (2022)
- Corporate Advertising in the 2019 Federal Constituency Elections: a Study of Taraba South Senatorial ZoneGbaden Jacob Chiakaan, Jeremiah Ingyesi Utiki, Lucy Ishima · pp. 1-13Full-text PDF
- Influence of Online Dating Among Students of Kwara State UniversityFolorunsho Olutobi Michael, Oladosu Ismail Durojaye, Oyelami Ruth Oluwademilade · pp. 14-21Full-text PDF
- Decolonizing African Broadcast Culture in the Context of Neocolonialism Paradigm: a Study of AIT and Channels TV Pidgin ProgrammesBlessed Frederick Ngonso, Favour Etseoghena Michael, Naomi Jeremiah, Joshua Olatunde, Brown Michael, Edith Imasuen · pp. 22-28Full-text PDF
- An Evaluation of How Rape Cases Are Framed and Presented in Nigerian NewspapersJeremiah Enaholo Kadiri · pp. 29-35Full-text PDF
- An Evaluation of the Use of Drone Technology in News Gathering and Reporting: Prospects and ChallengesOgunboyowa Adebola Omolara, Arikenbi Peter Gbenga · pp. 36-44Full-text PDF
- Analysis of Extra–mundane Communication in Adim New Yam FestivalEkpe, Edemekong Lawson · pp. 45-52Full-text PDF
- Arm Banditry and Its Implication on Human Capital Development in NigeriaOgbeide Frederick, Enabunene Osazee Israel, Imuetinyan Sophia Osayomwanbor · pp. 53-59Full-text PDF
- Awareness, Adoption and Perception of WhatsApp Customer Service Chatbots in the Banking Sector: Perspectives from Undergraduate Students in Lagos, NigeriaCharity A. Ben-Enukora, Agwu A. Ejem, Babatunde K. Adeyeye, Oluwafunbi F. , Ikunle, Favour E. Maduadichie · pp. 60-71Full-text PDF
- Communication and Sustainable Environmental Sanitation in Local Communities: a Risk Communication ProcessHabiba Mohammed Sani, Amina Ahmad Aminu · pp. 72-79Full-text PDF
- Critical Issues in Broadcast Media Regulations in NigeriaOgbole John, Matthias Omu Eba · pp. 80-85Full-text PDF
- Dissecting Nigerian Journalists' Investigative Reporting through the Media Practitioners' Inquisitorial LensesObinna Johnkennedy Chukwu, Ewomazino Daniel Akpor · pp. 86-93Full-text PDF
- Drugs and Alcohol Display/usage in Nigerian Music Videos and Their Impact on Students of Edo State University UzairueWilfred Oritsesan Olley, Henry Anetaele Utsalo · pp. 94-106Full-text PDF
- Evaluation of the Use of Public Relations Strategies by the Taraba State Government on COVID-19 in the Fight Against Coronavirus PandemicMoses John Maikomo, Jimenda Gideon David, Jeremiah Ingyesi Utiki · pp. 107-116Full-text PDF
- Journalism and Human Rights in AfricaAndrew Asan Ate, Ainakhuagbor Aimiomode, Ikharo Seluman · pp. 117-127Full-text PDF
- New Media and the Struggle towards Professionalising Journalism Practice in Nigeria: What Hopes and Hurdles Abound?Tordue Simon Targema, Ampandi Rahab Timothy, Dorcas Agabison · pp. 128-143Full-text PDF
- Undergraduates and Media Reporting of War: Edo State University Students' Perception of Russia-Ukrainian WarPeter Eshioke Egielewa, Elfreda Jesuseme Oratokhai, Mary Chiamaka Ijita, Omegie Glory Balogun, Uche David Chiwuzo, Faith Aisosa Ikponmwosa · pp. 137-143Full-text PDF
- The FOIA and the Fight Against Corruption in Nigeria: Perceptions and ChallengesKomiti Oliver Ufuoma · pp. 144-155Full-text PDF
- Appeals and Response Processes in Health Promotion Campaigns in the Context of NigeriaChinedu Christian Odoemelam, Queen Ohiolei Odoemelam · pp. 156-163Full-text PDF
- Enhancing Brand Loyalty and Equity through Effective ManagementDaniel Ofomegbe Ekhareafo · pp. 164-170Full-text PDF
