Contents
2020 Volume 4, Issue 1
Preliminaries 1. Journalists’ perception of media reportage of non-governmental organizations and peace building in Nigeria.
Alawa L. & Amannah P. I.
16. Assessment of “Nsongidem” programme on atlantic fm and its implication on reawakening the health consciousness of residents in Uyo.Anyanwu J. C., Macaulay U. S., Etumnu E.W., Okpongkpong G. I. & Ekanem N. G.
24. Repositioning female gender rights and values: the legal and communication imperatives.Oduah F. M. & Oduah F. I.
34. Uses and effects of short message service (SMS) business texting on the performance of commercial banks in Uyo metropolis.Anorue L. I., Effiong M. B., Ukpong E. N. & Jumbo N. C., Onyebuchi C. C.
43. Public perception of Nigerian hate speech bill: a study of residents in south east, Nigeria.Obayi P. M., Okalla F. N., Anele M. C. & Uzoechi C. O.
58. Relevance of social exchange theory in interpersonal communication among students of select universities in south-east and south-south, Nigeria.Ibekwe C., Ejem A. A., Fredfish T. G. & Ukonu, M. C.
66. Exposure to xenophobic news on news tickers and its influence on perception of South Africa by television viewers in Anambra State.Ezegwu D. T., Ezeji A. C., George K. & Obichili M. I.
77. Implications of political advertising on voters’ choice of candidate during the 2019 governorship election in Akwa Ibom State.Ukpong E. N. & Idiong, E. E.
87. Influence of watching “zee world” on social interaction among families in Uyo metropolitan area.Iheanacho, C., Okoli A. M., Ukpong E. N. & Idiong E. E.
97. Sibaba sibaba radio programme on akwa ibom state broadcasting corporation (AKBC) and moral enlightenment among Otoro clan, Abak L.G.A.Kierian, N. U., Okpongkpong G. I. & Udonquak A. A.
104. Obio/Akpor male listeners’ reaction to radio gender advocacy of treasure fm, Port Harcourt.Boms J. C. & Mbazie S. C. J.
112. HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns and sexual behavior of undergraduates in Imo State University, Owerri.Ukonu, M. C. & Ibekwe C.
121. Community radio and management of rural violence in Oguta Local Government Area, Imo State: An appraisal.Nnah F. C.
132. Advertising education in Nigeria: a study of APCON’s entrepreneurship and professional development programmes.Nwamara C. A. & Anyanwu B.J.C.
144. Content production in digital broadcast era: implications for sustainability of state television stations in south east Nigeria.Uduma N. E., Nwoga C. C. & Chukwu J. N.
153. When content is a determinant: analysis of Owerri residents’ preferences between television broadcast programmes and narrowcast programmes.Onyebuchi C. A. & Nze H. C.
163. Environmental journalism and sustainable national development in nigeria: an analysis.Ogu E. C.
174. Effects of social media and level of education on public perception of immigration to Europe across the Mediterranean.Ojiakor-Umenze I. C., Nkwam-Uwaoma A., Okoli A. & Mba D.
184. Giving insufficient priority to violation: analysis of newspaper coverage of rape cases in Nigeria, from July 2018 to July 2020.Onyebuchi C. A. & Okoro L. N.
196. Influence of television awareness campaign on covid-19 pandemic on the attitude and behaviour of Port Harcourt residents.Edache-ochekwu E. & Samuel C. O.
207. Influence of radio Nigeria “politics nation-wide” programme on the 2019 general elections: a study of electorate’s in Imo State.Onyiriuka M. A., Orji U. F. & Sabestine E. S.
216. Perception of the influence of television broadcast’s in the campaign against discrimination and violence among women in Mbaitoli Local Government, Imo State, Nigeria.Orji U. F., Anyanwu B.J.C. & Emeana O. G.
224. Influence of newspaper editorials on policy formulation in Akwa Ibom State.Macaulay U. S., Okoro L. N., Iheakor P. C. & Okpongkpong G. I.
232. Influence of breast cancer awareness campaigns on the practice of breast self-examination among women in Owerri municipal.Mbiere A. U. & Etumnu E. W.
