Nigerian press under Muhammadu Buhari’s military autocracy and civil democracy in Nigeria: A comparative historical analysis CHRIS WOLUMATI OGBONDAH, PH. D.
Pluralist theory versus economic logic: How Nigerian media organisations navigate economic pressures and pluralistic values SAMSON IGHIEGBA OMOSOTOMHE, PH.D. , OGUCHUKWU RAYMOND ...
An examination of factors that contributed to the development of the Nigerian video-film industry, 1988 – 2006 IKECHUKWU FRANCIS OBIAYA, PH.D.
Analysis of aesthetic elements used in content production by NTA Channel 5, Abuja, Nigeria PATRICIA UFEDO-OJO SONI-ODOH, RIDWAANAH WURAOLA OLAJID...
Kidnapping in Nigeria: Content analysis of victims’ characteristics and experiences in selected Nigerian newspapers MUSA UMAR MUHAMMAD, PH.D., , SALAMATU DANGO ESHI , MAD...
Framing of the 2023 Nigerian general elections in the headlines of selected Nigerian newspapers ANAYO RAPHAEL NGENE , CHINWE ELIZABETH UZOCHUKWU, PH.D.
Coverage of the 2024 cholera outbreak in Nigeria by two selected newspapers YINUSA SHITTU, BASHIRAT DAMILOLA SUBAIR , SIMEON ADEDO...
Youth gangs in the digital age: Navigating the interplay between social media imagery and juvenile delinquency in Bangladesh MUSFIQUR RAHMAN CHOWDHURY, MD. , NUR E MAKBUL, PH.D.
Production techniques of photoplay magazines: The example of AtoÌ£Ìka, a YoruÌ€baÌ photodrama CLEMENT ADENIYI AKANGBE, Ph.D.
Theoretical perspectives in world information systems: A propositional appraisal of new media-communication imperatives ESERINUNE McCARTY MOJAYE, PH.D. , AONDOVER ERIC MSUGHTER
One village, many voices, few controls: World disinformation order in perspective AKEEM MOJISOLA ADEYANJU, PhD, MNIPR, mni
The Kanywood Home Video and its Effect on Hausa Culture - A study of Gwale Local Government Area of Kano State MARYAM UMAR MUKHTAR, Ph.D.
In Media We Trust Versus the Media We Trust: Information Subsidies and Credibility of Editorial Content in Nigerian Newspapers BABATUNDE RAPHAEL OJEBUYI, PhD, OLUWAFEMI FRANCIS ADEKOYA
Perception and Attitude of Respondents in Ibadan to Fear Appeal-Based Messages on HIV/AIDS OLAYINKA SUSAN OGUNDOYIN
