OYÈRÓ, Olúsolá  Samuel


Olusola Oyero is a Professor of Communication and Media Studies, and head of department, Mass Communication, Anchor University, Lagos. He was the immediate past Head of Department of Mass Communication, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria. He holds a doctorate degree in Mass Communication. He was a post-doctoral fellowship of North West University, South Africa and a recipient of ABSA-Rhodes Journalism award. He is a member of the editorial board of Covenant Journal of Communication and Covenant Journal of Language Studies. He is also a member of African Council for Communication Education (ACCE) and Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR). He has participated and presented papers in various conferences across Africa, Asia and Europe. He has published several articles in international and local journals, co-edited three books and has several book chapters to his credit. He has also been a resource person at leadership academy and a speaker at many fora on leadership and youth development. Professor Oyero teaches media theories, research, broadcasting and development communication among others. His research interests include child rights and the media, media and democratic governance.

 Gender:                               Male

Place and Date of Birth:      Ifo, Ogun State/November 8

Marital Status:                     Married

E-mail:                                 ooyero@aul.edu.ng/ oyero.sola@gmail.com

Telephone:                            +234-08039250556, +234-08092840785

Postal Address                      Department of Mass Communication, Anchor University, Lagos

Home Address:                     No 16, Progressive Road, The Bells Area, Ota, Ogun State

Nationality:                           Nigerian

State of Origin/LGA:           Ogun State/Ifo LGA

ORCID ID:                             orcid.org/0000-0001-7795-5516

Scopus ID:                              56299682600

 

INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED/ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

S/N

Institution

Dates

Qualifications

Year of Award

A

Covenant University

2004-2009

Ph D. Mass Communication

2009

B

University of Ibadan

2001-2003

M.A. Communication and Language Arts

2003

C

University of Ibadan

1995-2000

B.A. Communication and Language Arts

2000

 

TEACHING/WORK EXPERIENCE

Status

From

To

Name

Professor

2019

Till date

Anchor University

Associate Professor

2015

2020

Covenant University

Senior Lecturer

2013

2015

Covenant University

Lecturer 1

2010

2013

Covenant University

Lecturer II

2007

2010

Covenant University

Assistant Lecturer

2004

2007

Covenant University

Lecturer III

2003

2004

Wolex Polytechnic

 

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Child rights and the Media, Media and Democratic governance and, Development Communication

 

POSITIONS HELD/SERVICE

1.      Head, Department of Mass Communication, Anchor University, 2020 till date.

2.      Head, Department of Mass Communication, Covenant University, 2018-2020

3.      Post-graduate Coordinator, 2015-2018

4.      Chairman, Local Organising Committee (LOC), 3rd Idowu Sobowale Conference, held at Covenant  University, Ota., 2015

5.      Coordinator, Accreditation Committee for Mass Communication Programme, 2015, resulted in full accreditation.

6.      Examination Officer, Department of Mass Communication, 2010- 2013

7.      Webmaster for Departmental website  2011 - 2013

8.      Students Adviser 2004 – 2013

9.      Assistant Editor, Covenant Journal of Communication 2012-2-13

10.  Member, Ad-hoc Committee (on Library). NUC 2010 Institutional Accreditation

11.  Member, Local Organising Committee for hosting of 14th National conference of the African Council for Communication Education, Nigeria chapter, held at Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria.

12.  Member, College Examination Committee, 2010- 2013

 

1.                  COURSES TAUGHT

Postgraduate

Undergraduate

Communication Theories

Introduction to Mass Communication

Advanced Communication Research

Theories of Mass Communication

Development Communication

Introduction to Film and Cinema

Broadcast Programme Planning, Design And Evaluation

Mass Communication Research

Applied Communication Seminars

Feature Writing

Academic Writing and Theory Building

Rural/Community Journalism

 

Science and Technology Journalism

 

Film Criticism

 

Environmental News Reporting

 

Development Communication

 

Studio Operations and Management

 

Radio/TV News Writing & Production

 SCHOLARSHIP, FELLOWSHIPS AND PRIZES

·         Post-doctoral Fellowship, North-West University, South Africa

·         Participant at Publishing skill enhancement Workshop held at the Department of Communication and Language Arts, University of Ibadan; May 25, June 15, July 13 and August 10, 2012

·         ABSA-Rhodes JMS Scholarship to attend the Economic Journalism Workshop along side World Journalism Educators Congress 2 at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa, 4-8, July, 2010.

·         CODESRIA Scholarship to attend the Workshop on Qualitative Research Methodology. Held July 30 –August 3, 2007, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria

·         Unicef  Scholarship to attend the Workshop on ACADA model of Development Communication, held November 3-6, 2005; MicCom Golf Hotels and Resort Ltd., Ada, Osun State.

 

PUBLICATIONS

Journal Articles

1.      Adesina, E. A., Oyero, O., Okorie N., Amodu, L., Adeyeye, B. Omole, F. & Yartey, D. (2020). Assessment of health communication practice on hepatitis B in Southwest Nigeria. Cogent Social Sciences, 6:1, Pp. 1-20. Scopus indexed. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23311886.2020.1777814

 

2.      Adesina, E., Oyero, O., Okorie N., Amodu, L., Adeyeye, B. & Yartey, D. (2020). Data on information sources, knowledge and practice on hepatitis B virus in southwest Nigeria. Data in Brief, 30, 105507. Published by Elsevier https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2020.105507

 

3.      Kayode-Adedeji, T., Oyero, O. Aririguzoh S. (2019). Dataset on Online mass media engagements on YouTube for terrorism related discussions. Data in Brief, 23: 103581 Scopus indexed. Published by Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2018.12.020

 

4.      Jegede, A. E., Okorie, N. & Oyero, O. S. (2011). Post humanism, Virtual Warfare, and the Defence Preparedness of Nations: A Case for Africa’s Readiness. African Renaissance, 16, (3). Pp 67 – 90 

 

5 Oyero, O., Oyesomi, K., Abioye, T., Ajiboye, E., & Kayode-Adedeji, T. (2018). Strategic communication for climate change awareness and behavioural change in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government of Ogun State. African Population Studies, 32 (1), (Supp.), 4057- 4067. http://aps.journals.ac.za/pub/article/view/1177. Scopus indexed.

     6.  Oyero, O., & Salawu, A. (2018). Building media capacity for children sustainability in Africa:             Educational and partnership imperatives. SAGE Open, 8(1), pp.1-10                                                              doi:10.1177/2158244018763930. Scopus indexed

              7. Fasakin, A., Oyero, O., Okorie, N. & Amodu, L. (2017) The media as both friend and enemy of             the state. International E-Journal of Advances in Social Sciences (IJASOS), 3(9), 954- 959.

 8.           8.  Fasakin, A., Oyero, O., Oyesomi, K. & Okorie, N. (2017). Hate speech and the 2015 general                   elections in Nigeria. International E-Journal of Advances in Social Sciences (IJASOS), 3(9), 948-             953.

 9.   Adesina, E. A., Okorie N., Oyero, O., Adeyeye, B. K. & Oyesomi, K. (2017). Media Reportage and Audience Perception of Hepatitis Disease in Nigeria. Global Journal of Health Science; Vol. 9, No. 10; pp. 68-77.

 

10.  Salawu A., Oyero, O., Moyo, R. & Moyo, M. (2016). A Survey of Research Foci and Paradigms in Media and Communication Master’s and Doctoral Theses in South Africa, Communicatio, 42(1):136-154.     Indexed in Scopus

 

11.  Oyesomi, K. O., Soola, Oyero, O., Omole, O. & Kayode-Adedeji, K.(2016). Indigenous communication and women politics in Ado-Odo/Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria. Gender and Behaviour, 14(3): 7711-7732. Published by Ife Centre for Psychological Studies/Services. Indexed in  IBSS and Sabinet

 

12.   Oyesomi, K., Oyero, O., Igbinoba, A. O. & Solarin A. (2016). Rally as a Political Public Relations Strategy for Public Acceptance of a Political Party: A Focus on APC Presidential Campaign in Lagos State. Ife PsychologIA. 24(2), 165-172 Indexed in AJOL, Questia

 

13.   Omotosho, Y., Oyero, O. & Salawu, A. (2015). Children’s programmes on Nigerian television stations: A case of media neglect. e-bangi Journal of Social Science and Humanities. Vol. 10 (1): 135-153. Published by Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, University Kebangsaan, Malaysia. Indexed in IBSS, EBSCO & ProQuest Copernicus

 

14.  Bello, A., Oyero, O., Oyesomi, K., & Amodu, L. (2015). Music Appeal in Advertising and Product Recall in Children. IMC Review-Journal of Integrated Marketing Communications, Vol 12 (7): 6-23. Published by Department of Communication, Roosevelt University, Chicago, USA

 

15.  Oyero, O. & Salawu A. (2014). Where Lies the Answer? HIV/AIDS Prevention campaign and the Rising Prevalence in South Africa. Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences. Vol 5, No 23, pp. 2026-2034    Indexed in Scopus and IBSS

 

16.  Oyero, O. S. & Oyesomi, K. (2014). Perceived influence of television cartoons on Nigerian children’s social behaviour. Estudios em Comunicação, No 17, 91-116. Published by School of Arts and Communication, University of Beira Interior, Portugal. Indexed in  DOAJ, EBSCO, Ilrich  

 

17.   Oyero, O. & Salawu A. (2014). A thematic analysis of children’s food commercials on Nigerian TV stations. Journal of Communication, 5(2), 85-94 Indexed in  ProQuest's (IBSS)

 

18.  Okorie N., Oyesomi K., Oyero, O., Olatunji R., W. and Soola E. O. (2014). Effective Use of Information Sources for Breast Cancer Care: Interplay of Mass Media and Interpersonal Channels. Journal of African Research in Business & Technology Vol. 2014 DOI: 10.5171/2014.152107. Indexed in EBSCO, ProQuest IBSS

 

19.   Oyesomi, K.,Oyero, O.& Okorie N, (2014). Media advocacy, development journalism and child rights issues in Nigeria. Scholar Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Vol. 2, No 2B, 261-265. Indexed in CAB abstract, World Cat & SIS,

 

20.  Aduradola, A. & Oyero, O. (2013). Pragmatic import of Omo in Yoruba Proverbs. Forte Hare Papers. Vol.20, No 1, pp1-15. Published by Unversity of Fort Hare, South Africa. Indexed in  Google Scholar

 

21.  Oyero, O. (2013). The use and believability of social networks news among Nigerian youths. Covenant Journal of Communication. Vol 1, No 1. Maiden Edition, pp.43-55.

 

22.  Oyero, O. S. & Amodu, O. (2012). Functionality of pictures in selected Nigerian newspapers. Communication Review. Vol 6, No 2, pp. 195-212. Published by the Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos, Nigeria.

 

23.  Oyero, O.(2011). Institutionalising Children journalism education in Nigerian media/communications studies. Global Media Journal African Edition. Vol 5(1), pp.97-114. Published by University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. Available at: http://globalmedia.journals.ac.za/pub/article/view/59 Indexed in Google Scholar

 

24.  Oyero, O. S.& Jegede, A. E. (2011). Patterns of Facebook utilization among students of tertiary institutions in Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria.  Journal of Communication and Media Research.Published by Delta State University, Nigeria. Vol3, No2, pp107-118

 

25.  Oyero, O. (2011). Information sources and awareness level of child rights in Lagos State, Nigeria. Communication Review. Vol 5, No 1, pp 86-118. Published by the Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos, Nigeria.

 

26.  Oyero, O. S. (2011). Presenting Children’s Rights’ Issues in Nigerian and Ghanaian Newspapers. Forte Hare Papers. Vol 17.pp.84-111.Published by University of Fort Hare, South Africa www.ufhgmrdc.ac.za/Portals/GMRDC/.../FHP%20Vol%2017.pdf

 

27.  Oyero, O. S. (2011). How children are reported in Nigerian newspapers: Implications for the right of the child. International Journal of Social and Management Sciences (IJOSAMS). Vol 4.1 pp 37-56. Published by Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Albion College, Michigan, USA.

 

28.  Oyero, O. S. (2011). Development Content in Indigenous Language Radio. Babcock Journal of Mass Communication. Vol 2 No 2, pp. 45-54. Published by Mass Communication Department, Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Nigeria.

 

29.  Oyero, O. (2010). Child rights and media democratization: An agenda for realization of the MDGs in Nigeria. International Journal of Communication.  No 11, July: 202-215. Published by Mass Communication Department, University of Nigeria, Nssuka, Nigeria.

 

30.  Oyero, O. (2010). Media ownership and the coverage of child rights issues in Nigerian newspapers. The Nigerian Journal of Communication. Vol. 8 (1): 242-265. Published by the African Council for Communication Education (ACCE), Nigerian Chapter.

 

31.  Oyero, O. (2010). Children: as ‘invisible’ and voiceless as ever in the Nigerian news media. Estudios em Comunicação, No 10, 25-41. Published by School of Arts and Communication, University of Beira Interior, Portugal. Indexed in  DOAJ, EBSCO, Ilrich

 

32.  Oyero, O. S. (2007). Dynamics of indigenous language in environmental communication. Lagos Papers in English Studies. Vol. 1(1): 228-235. Available at http://www.artslasu.org/journal_eng/contents/vol_1/oyero.pdf. Published by Department of English, Lagos State University, Lagos.

 

33.  Oyero, O. S. (2007). The Implications of Internet on the Media and the Practice of Mass Communication. InternationalJournal of Communication.  No 6, May: 169-174. Published at Mass Communication Department, University of Nigeria, Nssuka, Nigeria.

 

Book Chapters

34.  Oyero O. (2020). Media and the Rights of the Child in Africa: The Context and the Future Pathways. In Oyero, O. (Ed.) Media and Its Role in Protecting the Rights of Children in Africa. Hershey PA, USA: IGI Global, Pp.1-18

 

35.  Oyero, O., Afolabi, O., Amodu, L. & Omojola, O. (2020). Media and Cultural Contents for Early Childhood Education in Nigeria. In Oyero, O. (Ed.) Media and Its Role in Protecting the Rights of Children in Africa. Hershey PA, USA: IGI Global, Pp.39-56

 

36.  Adesina, E. A., Oyero, O., Okorie N., Ben-Enukora, C. & Adeyeye, B. (2020). Risk Communication for Viral Hepatitis Management Among Migrants. In Okorie, N., Ojebuyi, B.R. & Macharia, J. W.Handbook of Research on the Global Impact of Media on Migration Issues. Hershey PA, USA: IGI Global, Pp.235-252

 

37.  Taiwo Abioye, T., Oyesomi, K., Ajiboye, E., Omidiora, S. & Oyero, O. (2017). Education, Gender, and Child-Rights: Salient Issues in SDGS Years in ADO-ODO/OTA Local Government Area of Ogun State, Nigeria in Okorie, N., Ojebuyi, B. & Salawu, A. (eds.) Impacts of the Media on African Socio-Economic Development. Hershey PA, USA: IGI Global            Indexed in Scopus

 

38.  Oyero, O. Joshua, S. & Aduradola, A. (2014).Radio and Community Partnership For Mediation And Peace-Building In Africa. In Ojebode A. (ed.). Community media for development and participation: Experiences, thoughts and forethoughts. Ibadan: John Achers Publishers

 

39.  Oyesomi, K. & Oyero, O. S. (2014).Women's Political Invisibility in Nigeria and the Imperative of DeliberateMediaAgenda. In Oladokun Omojola (Ed.) Women’s Political Visibility and Media Access: The Case of Nigeria. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing pp. 111-128

 

40.  Odukomaiya, S. & Oyero, S. (2010). Media agenda-setting on health issues during the 2007 Nigerian election campaigns. In Okwilawe (ed.). NIGERIANA: Stirling-Horden Encyclopaedia of Mass Media and Communication- Social and Entrepreneurial Imperatives. Vol.3, Ibadan: Stirling-Horden, pp.1-10

 

41.  Oyero, O. (2010). From “One to One, to Many to Many”. In Akinfeleye, R. A.(ed.). Mass Communication: A Book of Reading. Lagos: Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos.  14-31

 

42.  Oyero, O. (2009). The new media technologies: Challenges for development in Africa. In Simpson, A. & Akinsola, E. F. (eds.). Culture, Media, Technology and Psycho-social Development in Nigeria. Lagos: Interlingua. Pp. 161-170

 

43.  Oyero, O. S. (2008). Expansion of Public Sphere in Nigerian Democracy: The Imperatives of Media Pluralism. In Omu, I. A. and Oboh, G. E. (eds.).Mass Media in Nigerian Democracy. Ibadan: Stirling-Horden. Pp 33-45

 

44.  Oyero, O. S. And Areoye, M. O. (2008). Communication and Economic Development: An Assessment of the Impact of the Nigerian Press on NEEDS. In Mojaye, E. M., Oyewo, O. O., M’Bayo, R. And Sobowale, I. A. (eds.). Globalization and Development Communication in Africa. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press. Pp 43- 53

 

45.  Oyero. O. (2005). Writing feature articles. In Folarin, B., Obe, J., Oyero, O. & Ekeanyanwu, N. T. (Eds.). Themes in Communication Writing. Lagos: Standard Mass Concept, Pp 112-128

 

46.  Oyero, O. S. (2003). Indigenous Language Radio for Development Puposes. In Soola, E. O. (ed.) Communicating for Development Purposes. Ibadan: Krafts Books. Pp 185-195.

 

BOOKS-Authored and Edited

47.   Oyero O. (Ed.) (2020) Media and Its Role in Protecting the Rights of Children in Africa. Hershey PA: IGI Global, Pp.1-368

 

48.   Oso, L., Olatunji, R., Omojola, O. & Oyero, S. (2019). Beyond Fund: Media entertainment, politics and development in Nigeria. Lagos: Malthouse Press

 

49.  Oyero, O. S., Amodu, & Usaini S. (2015). Film history and production techniques. Ibadan: Stirling-Horden Publisher

 

50.  Folarin, B., Obe, J., Oyero, O. & Ekeanyanwu, N. T. (Eds.) (2005). Themes in Communication Writing. Lagos: Standard Mass Concept

 

Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI)/Scopus Indexed Conference

1.      Oyero, O., Oyesomi, K., Usaini, S. & Omole, F. (2017). Identity politics and Nigerian 2015 presidential elections: A discourse analysis of feedback comments on selected online reports of political issues. In F. Uslu (Ed.) Proceedings of SOCIOINT 2017-4th International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (pp. 1375-1381), Dubai, United Arab Emirates

2.      Kayode-Adedeji, T., Oyero, O. & Aririguzoh, S. (2017). Diabetes and lifestyle modification awareness among Nigerians. In F. Uslu (Ed.) Proceedings of SOCIOINT 2017-4th International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (pp.1338-1346), Dubai, United Arab Emirates

3.      Kayode-Adedeji, T., Oyero, O. & Aririguzoh, S. (2017). Regulating the social media for global relationships. In F. Uslu (Ed.) Proceedings of SOCIOINT 2017-4th International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (pp. 1347-1352   ), Dubai, United Arab Emirates

4.      Oresanya, T., Ben-Enukora, C., Omojola, O. & Oyero, O. (2017). Health communication and awareness of aluminium-waste disposal effects among Ogun State Housing Corporation residents. In F. Uslu (Ed.) Proceedings of SOCIOINT 2017-4th International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (pp. 1375-1381), Dubai, United Arab Emirates

5.      Fasakin, A., Oyero, O., Oyesomi, K. Okorie, N. & Amodu, L.(2017). Is the media a friend or enemy of the state?  In F. Uslu (Ed.) Proceedings of SOCIOINT 2017-4th International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (pp. 1389-1394), Dubai, United Arab Emirates

 

CURRENT RESEARCH

1.      Creating knowledge partnership and communication intervention: Strategy for preventing child bomber and terrorism in North East Nigeria.

2.      Media reportage and representation of emerging child bombing terrorism acts in Nigeria.

 

CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP ATTENDED                     

1.      African Council for Communication Education Conference, 2004, 2009-2018

2.      SOCIOINT 2017-4th International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (pp. 1416-1423), Dubai, United Arab Emirates

3.      Covenant University International Conference on African Development held at African Development Centre, Covenant University, Ota from 11th to 13th May, 2015.

4.      East African Communication Association Conference held at Ugandan Christian University, Mukono, Uganda, from 28th to 31st August, 2014.

5.      Post-doctoral Conference held at North West University, Potchefstroom, South African on 3rd September, 2014

6.      South African Communication Association Conference held in North West University, South Africa from 30th September to 3th October, 2014.

7.      Postgraduate Supervision Workshop held May 14, 2014 at NWU, Mafikeng Campus, South Africa.

8.      Curriculum Development Workshop held 4th July, 2014 at NWU, Mafikeng Campus, South Africa.

9.      Workshop on ATLAS software for qualitative analysis held 1st to 3rd September, 2014 at NWU, Mafikeng Campus, South Africa.

10.  15th National conference of the African Council for Communication Education, Nigeria chapter, Federal University of Technology Mina, Niger State, from 4th t to 9th November, 2012.

11.  Opubor’s Conference on Community Radio held at the Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, Nigeria from 27 to 29 March, 2012

 

 

POSTGRADUATE SUPERVISION

PhD

1.       Ben-Enukora Charity: Assessment of risk communication interventions for Lassa Fever in some selected states in Nigeria, PhD, 2018-2020

2.       Adesina Evaristus: Health Communication Practice on Hepatitis B in Southwest Nigeria, PhD, 2017- 2019

3.       Kayode-Adedeji Tolulope: Nigerian Audience Reception of Anti-Boko Haram Media Campaign of the Federal Government, PhD, 2016-2019

4.       Ayansola Margret: Reporting or stoking? Media representation of Religious Conflicts in Nigeria 2015-On-Going

 

MSc

1.      Adigboluja, A G. (2020). Newspaper Coverage of Intra-Party Conflicts in APC And PDP: A Study of The Punch And Daily Trust

2.      Fasakin Abiodun Joseph 2018- Mass Media Campaign in Behaviuoral Change: A Study of ‘The Change Begins With Me’.

3.      Bakare Yetunde Oluwakemisola 2017- Parents’ Perception of Media Reports on Child Sexual Abuse: A Study of Ota, Ogun State.

4.      Afolabi Oluwafolafunmi 2017-Nollywood and the Nigerian Image: A Study of Some Selected Movies

5.      Uduak Nsongurua Elijah 2016- Political Advertising and Celebrity Endorsement in 2015 General Election

 

ACADEMIC LINKAGES

Ø  PhD External Examiner,

1.KAREEM Oluwatoyin Latifat The Use of Social Media for Social Justice Advocacy in Nigeria, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria 2019

2.IBANGA John Influence of Communication Infrastructure on Community Engagement in Selected Communities in Osun State, Nigeria, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria 2019

3.PhD Thesis External Examiner, University of Zululand, South Africa, from 2013, 2014.

 

Ø  PhD Internal Examiner

(1)Usaini Suleimanu 2016; (2)Suleiman Barnabas 2016; (3)Emetere Moses 2016; (4)Borishade Taiye Tairat 2017; (5)Olokundun Maxwell Ayodele 2017; (6)Adetunde Christiana Olufunke 2017; (7)Ajiboye Esther Olukemi 2017; (8)Amaihian Augusta Bosede   2017; (9)Omidiora, Julius Oluwasegun 2018; (10)Egbetokun Samuel Olurotimi 2018; (11)Ajanaku Christiana Oluwatoyin 2019; (12)Allo, Tolulope Abiola 2019

Ø  MSc. Projects Moderator, National Open University of Nigeria

Ø  Course Module Writer, National Open University of Nigeria

Ø  Reviewer of articles for journals: Journal of African Media Studies, Sage Open, Fort Hare Papers, Journal of Communication and Media Research, Nigeria, Covenant Journal of Communication, Covenant University, Nigeria, etc

 

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES

Member, African Council for Communication Education, (ACCE), Nigeria Chapter

Associate Member, Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR)

 

EXTRA CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES

Listening to music, facebooking, Twitting and reading newspapers.



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