PLASU Journal of Communication Studies

Articles

• NEWSPAPER FRAMING OF COVID-19 VACCINE COVERAGE IN NIGERIA: ASTUDY OF THE GUARDIAN, DAILY TRUST AND NATION NEWSPAPERS

  Abraham Uloko Ogwiji, Peter I. Ugondo, PhD, Kevin Alom, PhD (Author)

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• MEDIA CODES AND PROBLEMS OF APPLICATION: ASSESSMENT OFNEWSPAPERS’ COMPLIANCE WITH THE NIGERIA MEDIA CODE OFELECTION COVERAGE IN THE 2019 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

  Adagba Moses (Author)

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• KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF NIGERIAN METROLOGICAL AGENCY’SSEASONAL CLIMATE INFORMATION ON MAIZE PRODUCTION AMONGFARMERS IN ONDO AND PLATEAU STATES, NIGERIA

  Bernard Diesuk LUCAS, Isaac Ejiga (Author)

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• TALK RADIO AS A TOOL FOR ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT:PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES

  Florence Ayooluwa FOLARIN, Saheed Oladimeji Adeyemi ADEYEMO (PhD) (Author)

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• TACKLING THE GROWING CASES OF DIABETES AMONG YOUNG ADULTSTHROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA-BASED TELE-COUNSELLING ON FOOD-INTAKE

  Adebayo John JAMES PhD, Bankole Temidayo Olurotimi PhD (Author)

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• FRAMING THE WAR ON CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA THROUGH THE EYES OFJOURNALISTS

  Fatima Iyabo Abubakre, PhD (Author)

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• INFLUENCE OF NIGERIAN HIP HOP MUSIC ALBUM ZAZU ZEH ON MORALBEHAVIOUR OF ADOLESCENTSIN ILORIN, KWARA STATE

  Abubakar Sidiq SULEMAN (Ph.D.), Abbas Aremu IBRAHIM, Saudat Sallah ABDULBAQI (Ph.D.) (Author)

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• DEPLOYING COMMUNITY RADIO TO ARREST THE SPATE OF KIDNAPPINGIN NIGERIA

  DEM, Michael Nuhai (Author)

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• ASSESSMENT OF RHETORICAL USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR THE 2019PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NIGERIA

  Egajanya Jamila Amali (Author)

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• EVALUATING THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR HEALTH PRACTICE ANDAWARENESS AMONG HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONERS IN KUJE AREACOUNCIL, ABUJA, NIGERIA.

  Bassey, Andrew Ubong, Haruna, Martins Ojoajogwu (Author)

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• PSYCHEDELIA AS A MECHANISM FOR DRUG ABUSE ENDORSEMENT: ANARRATIVE ANALYSIS OF WAKAR GILLI AND GONAR GANJA SONGS.

  Hashim Muhammad Suleiman, PhD (Author)

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• "FROM ONLINE TO OFFLINE": THE 2023 GENERAL ELECTIONS IN NIGERIA,THE #OBIDIENT MOVEMENT, AND THE RISE OF PEOPLES POWER.

  Andrew Danjuma Dewan, PhD, Barira Mohammed, PhD (Author)

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• REFLECTING ON THE NEW WORLD INFORMATION ANDCOMMUNICATIONORDER: DEVELOPING COUNTRIES STILL AT THEBACKSTAGE

  Joseph Obi Ngwokor, Dr Benjamin Ejuwa Ogbu, Prof. Michael Aondo-Verr Kombol (Author)

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• INFLUENCE OF PERCEIVED RISKS ON COVID-19 PREVENTIVE MESSAGEADOPTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA

  Abdulrasheed Ajibola Saadudeen, Professor Adesina Lukuman Azeez (Author)

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• MEDIA, DEGLOBALISATION AND THE RISE OF NATIONALISM IN A'COVIDIZED' WORLD: THE CASE OF NIGERIA

  Dr Adeyanju Apejoye, Prof Akeem Mojisola Adeyanju Mni, Simi Bature Jauro (Mrs) (Author)

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• GAUGING THE POTENCY OF PARTICIPATORY COMMUNICATION INPROMOTING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN PLATEAUSTATE, NIGERIA

  Nankpah, Audu Bwakan, PhD, Abraham Areo David, PhD, Emmanuel Samu Danduara, PhD (Author)

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