Published: 2024-12-18
Assessment Of Whistle Blowing Act In Ensuring Good Governance In Nigeria.
The study evaluates the assessment of whistle blowing Act in ensuring good governance in Nigeria. To achieve this, the study raised three objectives which are to; evaluate the opinions of journalists in Rivers State as to whether the Whistleblowing Act can bring about good governance; find out
Ordu Nnendah Chigwuyari, Barigbon G. Nsereka, Dike Harcourt Whyte , Itieke-Idamieba Harry
1-14
The study evaluates the enhancing customs operations through information and communication technology adoption using a critical analysis of e-customs initiatives in Nigeria. The study raised three objectives which are; assess specific e-customs initiatives adopted by the Nigerian Customs
Titus Omajali, Dike Harcourt Whyte , Nduka N Nwankpa
15-29
This assessed the communication strategies between NEMA and residents of South-South Nigeria in managing 2019 flooding. The main aim of the study was to find out the communication strategies that were employed by the National Emergency Management Agency in communicating flooding information to
Emeka, Chinedu Obinna , Ogunleye, Temidayo Ayodeji
67-80
This study investigated the perception of residents of Bonny about the Corporate Social Responsibility programmes of the NLNG Company as portrayed by ‘Ibani’ Hour” on Wazobia FM, Port Harcourt. The theoretical framework adopted in the study was the corporate social responsibility theory and
Okoro, Chijioke Emmanuel , Nwosu, Adaeze Nkechi (PhD
81-99
The study focused on the imminent undermining of the remediation work on oil-impacted sites in Ogoni land in the event of message misinterpretation in the communication process between HYPREP and Ogonis occasioned by negative perception of the radio programme in
Adebayo, Chikezie Emmanuel , Okafor, Nkechi Uzoamaka
30-45
This study explores the challenges faced by Nigerian postgraduate students in the UK, focusing on culture shock's impact on communication and adaptation. Addressing a gap in literature, it examines the communication techniques used by these students to navigate cultural differences. Anchored in
Adewale, Titiola Oluwaseun
46-66
The study investigated loneliness and social media as a correlate of psychological well-being among undergraduate students, One hundred and sixty-eight (168) undergraduate students with a mean age of 20.66 and S.D of 1.125 were drawn using multi-stage (cluster, simple
Dr. François Dupont , Isabella Martinez
100-114
This study explored the influence of social media platforms in shaping public curiosity on the Marianas Trench. The diffusion of innovation theory was adopted as a theoretical framework. This study adopted a documentary research design and the population of this study
Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka , Dr. Ana Gómez
115-128
Enhancing Phonetic Training For Media Broadcasters And Announcers
The most important form of communication is perhaps the spoken form. The naturalness of speech makes it to be the most effective means of communication. It is the most used medium, and it is particularly important because it assures the use of the sensitive organs in various degrees
Dr. Ahmed Al-Farsi , Dr. Elena Petrova
129-135