Nigerian Journal of Communication
Journal / Nigerian Journal of Communication / Vol. 21 No. 1-2 (2025) / Articles

Editorial Note

A reassessment of media sustainability barometers in Africa

1 - 12

Development communication and the promotion of sustainable development in conflict-affected areas of Borno State, Nigeria

13 - 32

Theoremorphosis: Reassessing the scientific validity, progressive utility and sustainable development of the Media Effect Paradigm

33 - 45

Reassessing the dynamics and utilization of Learning Management Systems for sustainable communication education in Nigeria

46 - 58

Opportunities and challenges for broadcasting in achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Africa

59 - 69

Keeping content fresh for younger, tech-savvy audiences in a crowded digital space for sustainable development in Nigeria

70 - 80

Exploring broadcast programmes on food security among selected broadcast stations in Owerri, Nigeria

82 - 90

Broadcast Messages on natural disasters and public prevention of disasters in Bayelsa State, Nigeria

91 - 105

Assessment of public perception and trust in AI chatbots utilized by Nigerian government agencies for public relations management

106 - 121

A review of the nexus between online political expression and data protection in the Nigerian political digital space

122 - 132

Consumers’ perception on the Bigi Cola's 11 Flavours Advertisement and its impact on market penetration in Ijebu-Ode Local Government Area of Ogun State, Nigeria

133 - 146

Deceptive advertising and its effect on mobile games engagement among students in selected tertiary institutions in Kwara State, Nigeria

147 - 164

Knowledge, attitude and practice of green advertising message for sustainable development among residents of Enugu State, Nigeria

165 - 175

Social media influencers and consumer purchasing decisions among Millennials and Gen Zs in Nigeria

176 - 194

Bureaucracy, internal communication and employee productivity in the Akwa Ibom State civil service, Nigeria

195 - 206

A review of public relations prescriptions for governance and social welfare in Nigeria

207 - 224

Religious rhetoric in political marketing and the 2023 gubernatorial elections in Akwa Ibom State: Implications for sustainable development

225 - 245

An analysis of responses to cyber bullying on Tiktok among undergraduates in Enugu Metropolis, Nigeria

246 - 258

Framing of terrorism in selected Nollywood movies: Implications for political stability and sustainable development in Nigeria

259 - 273