Vol. 4 No. 3 (2025): Regular issue

This archived issue of the Nigerian Journal of Communication Review contains 13 peer-reviewed articles in communication, media and related disciplines.

Published: 2025

Articles

University Students’ Perceptions of Digital Media's Role in Mental Health Information and Communication in Delta State, Nigeria

Josephine Obiajulu Omoruyi, Taremi Faith Kerebi

1-9

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Audience Attitudes and Responses to Media Campaign for Good Governance and Economic Development in Nigeria

Elegionu Idris Jibril, Wilfred Oritsesan Olley, Ewomazino Daniel Akpor

10-22

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Mass Media Campaigns and Electorate's Choice of Candidates During Elections

Johnson Aleogho Nasamu, Daniel Ekhareafo, Ezekiel Shegun Asemah

23-32

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From Roman Fora to Twitter Storms: Julius Caesar, Media Influence, and the Evolution of Political Narratives in Interpretive Journalism

Nicholas Omoko, Osemhantie Amos Okhueleigbe

33-42

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Exploring the Role of Social Media, Political Communication, and Participation in Democracies: the Nigerian Experience

Samson Ighiegba Omosotomhe, Zekeri Ikelebe Alasa

43-53

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Influence of Mass Media on the Growth of Agriculture in Nigeria: a Study of Ika South Local Government Area, Delta State

Maureen Ugbome

54-60

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Assessing Social Media Marketing on the Growth of Electronic Commerce: a Study of Ajebomarket

Ahmed Abdullahi Tonga, Ajuma Ogwo, Friday Bernard Obaje

61-72

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The Influence of X on Voter Engagement and Candidate Image Building During the 2024 Edo State Gubernatorial Elections

Esther Oghenerukevwe Esirorie, Wilfred Oritsesan Olley, & Ewomazino Daniel Akpor

73-81

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Cell Phone Usage by Couples: Issues, Potentials and Challenges

Nkem Lucy Iloduba

82-91

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Influence of Sobi F.m’s Apero Mekunu on Formation of Public Opinion Among Listeners in Ilorin Metropolis, Kwara State

Olutobi Michael Folorunsho, Adebayo Ezekiel Adekunle, Mumeen Tunde Adegboye, & Oche Okeson Onu

92-101

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Assessing Police Brutality and Perception of Youths’ Usage of Social Media (the End SARS Protest Experience in Nigeria)

Tina. C. Touitou, Oliver Uzonna Ngwoke, Helen O.C. Ambassador-Brikins, & Dennis O. Abutu

102-111

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Political Mobilisation and Low Voter Turnout: a Comparative Review of Campaign Strategies in Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential Election

Momoh Usman, Daniel Ofomegbe Ekhareafo, & Ezekiel Shegun Asemah

112-122

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Citizens’ Pro- and Anti-Government Megaphoning During the COVID-19 Lockdown in Nigeria: the Roles of Involvement and Constraint Recognition

Oluwaseun Ayomipo, Rasheed Adebiyi, & Ayobami Ojebode

123-132

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