Journal of Media, Communication and Languages (JMC&L;) Vol.6

AN ASSESSMENT OF THE TRANSFORMATIONAL ROLE OF SBCC IN REVERSING THE PROBLEM OF STREET CHILDREN IN CALABAR, NIGERIA. - Jacob Udayi Agba, Ph.D and Peace Oja Egbai

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ASSESSMENT OF MEDIAAUDIENCE REACTION TO THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FAKE NEWS IN SOUTH-SOUTH, NIGERIA. - Daniel Toochukwu Ezegwu, Esther Ntegwung George and Blesing Bamidele

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AUDIENCES' RESPONSE TO EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION ON FACEBOOK. - Patrick Udende, Ph.D Adisa, R. M., Ph.D and Sylvester Iorkase

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Brown Envelope Syndrome And Professional Performance Among Journalists In Adamawa State, Nigeria. - QaribuYahaya Nasidi and Abubakar Abdullahi Suleiman

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Communication And Psychosocial Implications of The Use of Amplifications Among Individuals With Hearing Impairment In Inclusive Education: A Study of Selected Universities In South-South Nigeria . - Jacob U. Agba, Ph.D, and James A. Ewa

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Consequences of Global Media Dominance And Dependence on African Cultures. - Dr. M. Ayang Nzan-Ayang and Eba Alobo Nkanu

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) STRATEGIES OF NIGERIAN AGIP OIL COMPANY (NAOC) FOR MEMBERS OF HOST COMMUNITIES IN RIVERS AND DELTA STATES. - Ogri, Eric Ugor (Ph.D), Nkang Udeme Ani and Omari Eric Ogri

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Coverage of National Assembly Crises In Selected Nigerian Newspapers (1999 To 2016). - Ifedayo Akinwalere, Ph.D.

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Development Support Communication: A Strategy For Conflict Resolution And National Development. - Nwoga, Chibuzor C. Ph.D, Ibe, Kingsley, and Nwankwo, Osita,

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E-SAFETY MEASURES: EMPOWERING SAFE USE OF NEW MEDIA FOR ADOLESCENTS IN RURAL COMMUNITIES. - Gbemisola Omorinola Ojo

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ECONOMIC RECESSION AND CONFLICT ESCALATION IN NIGERIA: NEXUS AND IMPLICATIONS FROM MEDIA LENS. - Abubakar Shehu and Faruk Nanoh Bello

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EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES EMPLOYED FOR ADULT EDUCATION CAMPAIGNS IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA. - Edang Yolanda Ekpo Bassey

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Ethics And Journalism Practice In Nigeria: An Appraisal. - Ibituru I. Pepple, Ph.D,

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GENDER BALANCE IN POLITICAL REPORTAGE: TOOL FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT. - Abubakar Sidiq Suleman and Taiwo Olatunde Okeowo

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INDIGENOUS MEDIA AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF YAKURR COMMUNITIES IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA. - Emmanuel Nyong Inyang Patricia Eyong Okoi and Maria Sunday Ikoi

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Indigenous Media Applications In The De-escalation Of Militancy In Omoku, Rivers State: A Performance Appraisal. - Amannah Peace Ireju, Ph.D, and Umah, Chukwuemeka

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MASS COMMUNICATION STUDENTS' PERCEPTION OF FAKE NEWS PHENOMENON IN NIGERIA. - Ate, Asan Andrew, (Ph.D) and Ikerodah, Joseph Omoh

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Media and freedom of expression as a framework for good Governance in Nigeria. - Akpoghiran, Idamah Patrick, Ph.D and Okoro, Ferdinand Eloke

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Media Keys to Perceived impact of Rainforest Depletion in Akamkpa Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria. - Holyns Hogan and Ita Ikpeme

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MEDIA REPORTAGE AND NATIONAL SECURITY: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF 2015 PRESIDENTIALELECTIONEERING CAMPAIGN REPORTS. - Wonuola Madasola

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NEWSPAPER FRAMING OF LASSA FEVER AND THE HEALTH BEHAVIOUR OF RESIDENTS OF EBONYI STATE, NIGERIA. - Chika Euphemia Asogwa, PhD

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NEWSPAPER FRAMING OF LASSA FEVER AND THE HEALTH BEHAVIOUR OF RESIDENTS OF EBONYI STATE, NIGERIA. - Ifedayo Akinwalere

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NIGERIA'S FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA): A CRITIQUE. - Daniel Calixtus Akarika, Ph.D and Abigial Prince Ukpe

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Nollywood's Jenifa's Diary: Implications On Children's Subconscious Spoken English Language And Education In Ebonyi State University Secondary School, Abakaliki. - Nwankiti, Chukwuemeka Ononuju, Uduma,Ngozi Eje and Nwasum, Chinedu Jude

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Participatory Communication And Sustainable National Development In Nigeria: An Assessment of President Mahammadu Buhari Social Investment Programme in Cross River State. - David Nandi Etika and Anthony N. Obi

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PERCEPTION AND USE OF SOCIAL MEDIAAS A CREDIBLE TOOL FOR ELECTION MONITORING AMONG FEDERAL CIVIL SERVANTS IN IMO STATE. - Linda Nnenna Ikechukwu

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Pidgin English as an Effective Language for Broadcasting to Multi-lingual Society by Correct FM, Calabar. - Peace Oja Egbai and Eba Alobo Nkanu

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POLITICAL REPORTING: ITS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND IMPERATIVES ON DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCRATIZATION OF COMMUNICATION IN NIGERIA. - Charles Obot, Ph.D

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RADIO BROADCAST LIBERALISATION AND CITIZENS' PARTICIPATION IN DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA. - Bassey Esuk Bassey, Ph.D

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RADIO, TV AND FILM PEDAGOGIC, REVOLUTIONARY AND INVENTIVE ROLES. - Holyns Hogan and Eme Ohain

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SOCIAL MEDIAAND THE PROPAGATION OF RUMOUR AMONG UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN UNDERGRADUATES . - Patrick Udende, Ph.D. Saudat Salah Abdulbaqi, Ph.D. and Aderinoye, G.O.

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MEDIA THEORY AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR MEDIA PROFESSIONALISM IN NIGERIA. - Patrick U. Ineji, Ph.D Eba Alobo Nkanu and Patricia Eyong Okoi

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The Media and the Communication of Interests of Nations: The Challenges for Nigerian Journalists.. - Ntiense J. Usua, Ph.D,

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THE USE OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING IN FORMAL EDUCATION DELIVERY BY DELTA STATE GOVERNMENT, NIGERIA. - IJEH, Nkemdilim Patrick, Ph.D,

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