Vol. 19 No. 2 (2019) | Nigeria Theatre Journal: A Journal of the Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists

The terror of images: Interrogating selected Facebook postings in Nigeria

Rasheedah Liman

1-16

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Harmful cultural practices as terror indicators: A reading of select Nollywood video films

Iniese Pius Owoh, Tracie C. Utoh-Ezeajugh

17-29

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Terrors and horrors of struggle for resource control in the Niger delta: A study of Hibbert’s Blood and Oil and Amata’s Black November

Abayomi Cornelius Ojo, Olanireti Oluwatosin Olakojo

30-44

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Mismanaged Niger delta oil conflicts as terrorism in Amata’s Black November

Azeez Akinwumi Sesan

45-61

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Counter-terrorism and the Nigerian space: Thematic analysis of Dandaura’s Three things against Orwell’s reflections on Gandhi

Gertrude A. Machunga, Rai M. Dandaura

62-72

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Film making and insurgency in North-east Nigeria: The Born in the Evening experience

Uwaoma C. Nwazue

73-83

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When theatre meets victims: Theatre for development, counter-terrorism and social stability in North-East, Nigeria

Jerry Idah Odeh, Jacob Akura Aji

84-94

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Theatre for development as tool for countering rural banditry: The Maganda workshop experience

Jamila Aliyu Mohammed, Victor Osae Ihidero

95-106

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Theatre as therapy against aggressive behaviour among teenagers in Uyo and Ado Ekiti of Nigeria

Justina Aniefiok James, Lilian E. Bakare

107-123

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Playmaking as soft power approach to interrogating Nigeria’s counter terrorism strategy

Kelechi Stellamaris Ogbonna

124-137

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Play performance as effective instrument for counter-terrorism: Productions of some selected Nigerian play texts as paradigms

Jibril Imam Mohammed-Kabir, Abdul Amade

138-151

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Examining the new role of arts administration in counter terrorism in Nigeria

Segun Oyeleke Oyewo

152-164

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Articles

The terror of images: Interrogating selected Facebook postings in Nigeria

Harmful cultural practices as terror indicators: A reading of select Nollywood video films

Terrors and horrors of struggle for resource control in the Niger delta: A study of Hibbert’s Blood and Oil and Amata’s Black November

Mismanaged Niger delta oil conflicts as terrorism in Amata’s Black November

Counter-terrorism and the Nigerian space: Thematic analysis of Dandaura’s Three things against Orwell’s reflections on Gandhi

Film making and insurgency in North-east Nigeria: The Born in the Evening experience

When theatre meets victims: Theatre for development, counter-terrorism and social stability in North-East, Nigeria

Theatre for development as tool for countering rural banditry: The Maganda workshop experience

Theatre as therapy against aggressive behaviour among teenagers in Uyo and Ado Ekiti of Nigeria

Playmaking as soft power approach to interrogating Nigeria’s counter terrorism strategy

Play performance as effective instrument for counter-terrorism: Productions of some selected Nigerian play texts as paradigms

Examining the new role of arts administration in counter terrorism in Nigeria