Vol. 5 No. 1 (2026): Regular issue

The Nigerian Journal of Communication Review presents theoretical and empirical scholarship in mass communication and related disciplines. This issue brings together original research on digital communication, media representation, artificial intelligence, privacy, public relations, consumer behaviour and contemporary communication practice.

Published: 2026

Articles

Promotional Design and Purchase Behaviour in E-Commerce: a Qualitative Analysis of Students’ Responses to Discounts and Coupons

Saheed Olaitan Olayinka, and Greg Ezeah

1-10

Mass Media Representation and Gender-Inclusive Leadership in Public Policy Formulation in Nigeria

Peace Oyindamola Adekunle and Habsat Joyce Imhanobe

11-17

Gender Roles, Media Framing, and Access to Healthcare in Nigeria: Implications for Inclusive Societies

Emiyebi Ayeade and Habsat Joyce Imhanobe

18-25

Digital Media Literacy and Leadership Opportunities Among Young Women in Rural Nigeria: a Study of Ilaje LGA

Adesuyi Muyiwa Adewale and Habsat Joyce Imhanobe

26-34

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Adoption in Nigerian Public Relations: Challenges and Opportunities

Romoke Omowumi Onijamowo, and Greg H. Ezeah

35-43

Invasion of Privacy in an Unregulated Media Echo Chamber: History, Trends, Inhibitions, Challenges, and Implications for the Nigerian Society

Obinna Johnkennedy Chukwu, and Rosemary Ikeme

44-50

Assessing the Persuasive Impact of Cowrywise's Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) Strategy on Undergraduates’ Financial Engagements

Ngozi Obiageli Osueke

51-60

Influence of Fake Online Product Reviews on Consumer Purchase Decisions Among Students of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree

Adebank Oyeladun Olujinmi, and Greg Ezeah

61-67

Awareness, Enrolment and Productivity Outcomes Associated with Health Insurance Participation Among Civil Servants in Delta State, Nigeria: a Cross-Sectional Study

Emmanuel Onyeisi Morka

68-72