This study examined how Nigerians understood fake news. It took a qualitative approach, conducting in-depth interviews with 30 journalists to determine their understanding of fake news and explore how media literacy ...

This research paper on “Digital Authoritarianism in Nigeria: Internet Control Techniques and Censorship” focuses on the suppression of online journalism in the country. Specifically, it examines the measures used by the ...

The year 2022 is expected to record 3.96 billion social media users worldwide, with 33 million users in Nigeria in January 2022. From this 4.8% growth from a year ago, social media has unprecedentedly provided dynamic ...

This work focused on examining whether Ethical Corporate Communication has any relationship with business productivity and to what extent this has impacted the Nigerian business environment. The trigger was the observable ...

Emerging and disruptive technologies have had indubitable impact on journalism; from the print to radio, to television. The use of artificial intelligence has become a part of the industry’s toolbox. A computer programme, ...

Digital media has had an unquestionable impact on participatory communication. The use of digital media has become a part of the community development framework for inclusive participation. Premised on the foregoing, ...

The proliferation of social media in Nigeria has birthed new paradigms of communication and two way interactions among friends, family colleagues, and business associates. It has equally morphed to become a channel for ...

T his study "Social Media Regulation in Nigeria and the Implications on Digital Rights in a Democracy" examines the implications of social media regulation in Nigeria and the implications on digital rights in a democracy. ...