About NJOMACS

Nasarawa Journal of Multimedia and Communication Studies Journal portal is an open access peer reviewed multidisciplinary journal published by the Faculty of Communication and Media Studies Nasarawa State University Keffi.The journal publishes original and high quality articles covering a wide range of topics in Multimedia And Communication. The portal is dedicated to promoting high standards and excellence in the generation and dissemination of significant research findings, Reviews and case studies locally ...read more

Research Areas

Here are our research areas but are not limited to the below:

Communication Arts
Media Arts
Media Studies
Public Relations
Advertising
Intercultural Communication
Human Communication
Journalism
Development Communication
Rhetoric etc

Current Issue

NJOMACS Volume 6 No 2, August 2024

PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE INTERPLAY OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND HATE SPEECH IN THE NIGERIAN MEDIA DURING THE 2023 GENERAL ELECTIONS PAGES: 1-16

Emmanuel Guma Anule & James A. Ashiekpe

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ANALYSIS OF X (TWITTER) AND FACEBOOK NETIZENS DIALECTICS ON FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL IN NIGERIA PAGES: 17-27

Daniel.T. Ezegwu , Gloria Nwakego Chukwuemeka , Agnes. O. Ezeji & Sunday O. Chibueze

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Textual Analysis Of Twitter Comments On Bolanle Raheem’s Killing By A Nigerian Policeman PAGES: 28-41

Moses Iorhemba Akurega, Abu Sabastine Saidu, Oremeyi Abiola Sanni & Desmond Onyemechi Okocha

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ACCEPTANCE OF NEWS STORIES ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY MASS COMMUNICATION UNDERGRADUATES IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA PAGES: 42-54

Festus Prosper OLISE & Gloria Ehimwema OGONO

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DAILY TRUST AND VANGUARD COVERAGE OF HERDERS-FARMERS’ CONFLICT IN PLATEAU STATE (1ST NOVEMBER 2017- 31ST OCTOBER 2018) PAGES: 55-67

Leman Sunday Francis & Adamu Ruth

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ASSESSMENT OF AUGMENTED REALITY ON THE 2020 AND 2021 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS OF GLOBACOM LIMITED NIGERIA AMONG RESIDENTS OF ABUJA MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL (AMAC) LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ABUJA, NIGERIA PAGES: 68-85

Olorunsola Moyo Elizabeth, Akpede Kaior Samuel & Ter Moses Akase

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ASSESSING THE ROLE OF PRINT MEDIA IN CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA: A THEORETICAL EXPLORATION PAGES: 86-96

Ibrahim Modibbo Hamman

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CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE DEVELOPMENT MEDIA PRACTICE OF NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS: A CONTENT ANALYTICAL APPROACH PAGES: 97-109

Bosede Rita Abamba

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USE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS STRATEGIES BY SELECT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY PAGES: 110-120

Abbani Sa’adatu & Muhammad Professor M.S. Rabiu

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE PROMINENCE OF THE 2020 NIGERIAN #ENDSARS MOVEMENT PAGES: 121-135

Ufuoma Oliver Komiti & Ambrose O. Uchenunu

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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF PRODUCING HUMAN RIGHTS RADIO PROGRAMMES ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN NIGERIA PAGES: 136-147

Musa Faith Gyenom & M.S. Rabiu

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ANALYSIS OF UNDERLYING CAUSATIVE FACTORS FOR OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY AMONG JOURNALISTS IN THE NIGERIA’s CAPITAL CITY, ABUJA PAGES: 148-160

Musbau Dan Wahab & Ogunsola Surajudeen Dayo

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CHILD IMMUNISATION AND VACCINE HESITANCY IN NIGERIA: PRESENTATION OF THE NEW P-PROCESS MODEL AS A PANACEA FOR BEHAVIOUR CHANGE PAGES: 161-170

AFENTU Elaebi Mildred

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EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF TWITTER / X ON ABUJA AND LAGOS RESIDENTS IN MOBILISING THE 2020 #ENDSARS PROTEST PAGES: 171-182

Haruna Deborah Shekwoyemi & M.S. Rabiu

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EVALUATION OF RADIO ADVOCACY MESSAGES ON COVID-19 VACCINATION IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA PAGES: 183-199

Dagba, Bem Joshua & K. S. Akpede

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EMPOWERING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS THROUGH CRISIS COMMUNICATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES PAGES: 200-207

Adebowale Ikuesewo-Akinbami, Bernice, O. SANUSI & Felix Olajide TALABI

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INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA DISINFORMATION CAMPAIGNS ON THE VOTING DECISIONS OF THE ELECTORATE IN EDO STATE DURING THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NIGERIA PAGES: 208-220

Edorodion Agbon Osa

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ASSESSMENT OF FACEBOOK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES) IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS OF NASARAWA STATE AND AREA COUNCILS OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, ABUJA PAGES: 221-233

Amarachi Adanma Ayozie & M.S. Rabiu

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REVIEW OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE AS PUBLIC RELATIONS CHANNELS BY SELECT UNIVERSITIES IN NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA PAGES: 234-245

NWAOGUEGBE, Eziaha Kingsley, M.S. Rabiu & K.S. Akpede

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND POLITICAL MOBILISATION IN NIGERIA’S ELECTORAL DEMOCRACY: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES PAGES: 246-256

Mnzughulga, James Terseer, Anthony Ogande & Josiah Sabo Kente

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APPRAISAL OF FACT-CHECKING TOOLS IN COUNTERING FAKE NEWS IN NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS PAGES: 257-269

Sunday Simon Echewofun, Anthony Ogande & Tsegyu Santas

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AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF NEWS REPORTING PATTERNS DURING THE 2020 COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON NTA AND CHANNELS TELEVISION, ABUJA PAGES: 270-289

Oteheri Ufuoma,, Akpede Kaior Samuel & Mohammed Rabiu

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DIGITAL INFORMATION CONSUMERISM AND PUBLIC SELF-CENSORSHIP FROM FAKE NEWS PAGES: 290-301

Hangeior Degarr & Rebekah Moyinoluwa Taiwo

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NIGERIAN MASS MEDIA COVERAGE OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND ITS EFFECTS ON ABUJA RESIDENTS PAGES: 302-314

Kalu Chris Oge

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PREVALENCE OF HATE SPEECH ON SOCIAL MEDIA AMONG YOUTH OF SELECT STATES IN SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA PAGES: 315-327

Okechukwu Miriam Chiamaka, Tsegyu Santas & Kelvin Inobemhe

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ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNS ON CERVICAL CANCER AWARENESS BY SELECT NON - GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS ABUJA PAGES: 328-340

Joy Ene Enegela & Josiah S. Kente

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APPRAISAL OF SELECT NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS (IDPS) IN BENUE STATE PAGES: 341-355

Kingsley Inalegwu Onah, Josiah Sabo Kente & Tsegyu Santas

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RADIO AND THE ADOPTION OF HYBRID TOMATO BY SMALLHOLDER FARMER’S IN PLATEAU STATE PAGES: 356-368

Emem Gabriel Paul

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INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE ON SELF-ESTEEM ON YOUTHS IN SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA PAGES: 369-389

Oluwasegun Michael BABATUNDE, Abusadiq Abdullahi LOKO & Oluwaseun Oghogho ODEGHE

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Current Issue

PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE INTERPLAY OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND HATE SPEECH IN THE NIGERIAN MEDIA DURING THE 2023 GENERAL ELECTIONS PAGES: 1-16

ANALYSIS OF X (TWITTER) AND FACEBOOK NETIZENS DIALECTICS ON FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL IN NIGERIA PAGES: 17-27

Textual Analysis Of Twitter Comments On Bolanle Raheem’s Killing By A Nigerian Policeman PAGES: 28-41

ACCEPTANCE OF NEWS STORIES ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY MASS COMMUNICATION UNDERGRADUATES IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA PAGES: 42-54

DAILY TRUST AND VANGUARD COVERAGE OF HERDERS-FARMERS’ CONFLICT IN PLATEAU STATE (1ST NOVEMBER 2017- 31ST OCTOBER 2018) PAGES: 55-67

ASSESSMENT OF AUGMENTED REALITY ON THE 2020 AND 2021 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS OF GLOBACOM LIMITED NIGERIA AMONG RESIDENTS OF ABUJA MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL (AMAC) LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ABUJA, NIGERIA PAGES: 68-85

ASSESSING THE ROLE OF PRINT MEDIA IN CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA: A THEORETICAL EXPLORATION PAGES: 86-96

CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE DEVELOPMENT MEDIA PRACTICE OF NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS: A CONTENT ANALYTICAL APPROACH PAGES: 97-109

USE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS STRATEGIES BY SELECT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY PAGES: 110-120

SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE PROMINENCE OF THE 2020 NIGERIAN #ENDSARS MOVEMENT PAGES: 121-135

CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF PRODUCING HUMAN RIGHTS RADIO PROGRAMMES ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN NIGERIA PAGES: 136-147

ANALYSIS OF UNDERLYING CAUSATIVE FACTORS FOR OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY AMONG JOURNALISTS IN THE NIGERIA’s CAPITAL CITY, ABUJA PAGES: 148-160

CHILD IMMUNISATION AND VACCINE HESITANCY IN NIGERIA: PRESENTATION OF THE NEW P-PROCESS MODEL AS A PANACEA FOR BEHAVIOUR CHANGE PAGES: 161-170

EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF TWITTER / X ON ABUJA AND LAGOS RESIDENTS IN MOBILISING THE 2020 #ENDSARS PROTEST PAGES: 171-182

EVALUATION OF RADIO ADVOCACY MESSAGES ON COVID-19 VACCINATION IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA PAGES: 183-199

EMPOWERING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS THROUGH CRISIS COMMUNICATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES PAGES: 200-207

INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA DISINFORMATION CAMPAIGNS ON THE VOTING DECISIONS OF THE ELECTORATE IN EDO STATE DURING THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NIGERIA PAGES: 208-220

ASSESSMENT OF FACEBOOK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES) IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS OF NASARAWA STATE AND AREA COUNCILS OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, ABUJA PAGES: 221-233

REVIEW OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE AS PUBLIC RELATIONS CHANNELS BY SELECT UNIVERSITIES IN NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA PAGES: 234-245

SOCIAL MEDIA AND POLITICAL MOBILISATION IN NIGERIA’S ELECTORAL DEMOCRACY: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES PAGES: 246-256

APPRAISAL OF FACT-CHECKING TOOLS IN COUNTERING FAKE NEWS IN NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS PAGES: 257-269

AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF NEWS REPORTING PATTERNS DURING THE 2020 COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON NTA AND CHANNELS TELEVISION, ABUJA PAGES: 270-289

DIGITAL INFORMATION CONSUMERISM AND PUBLIC SELF-CENSORSHIP FROM FAKE NEWS PAGES: 290-301

NIGERIAN MASS MEDIA COVERAGE OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND ITS EFFECTS ON ABUJA RESIDENTS PAGES: 302-314

PREVALENCE OF HATE SPEECH ON SOCIAL MEDIA AMONG YOUTH OF SELECT STATES IN SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA PAGES: 315-327

ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNS ON CERVICAL CANCER AWARENESS BY SELECT NON - GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS ABUJA PAGES: 328-340

APPRAISAL OF SELECT NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS (IDPS) IN BENUE STATE PAGES: 341-355

RADIO AND THE ADOPTION OF HYBRID TOMATO BY SMALLHOLDER FARMER’S IN PLATEAU STATE PAGES: 356-368

INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE ON SELF-ESTEEM ON YOUTHS IN SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA PAGES: 369-389

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