[Commlist] JCMR Releases Vol. 11, No. 2, October 2019 edition - 23rd Issue - published

We are pleased to announce the release of Volume 11, Number 2, October 
2019 edition which is the 23^rd issue of the /Journal of Communication 
and Media Research/ published since the journal started publication in 
2009. Every issue has been released regularly and on schedule in April 
and October of every year. The Volume 11, Number 2, October 2019 focuses 
on *Internet & Social Media; Development Communication; Media Usage, 
Media Effects.* The issue contains 22 articles written by 40 authors (28 
from Nigeria, four from the United States of America, three from Kenya, 
two from Zimbabwe, and one each Australia, Denmark, and United 
Kingdom).  Soft copies in PDF and complimentary print copies are being 
sent to contributors through email and surface mail respectively. The 
online versions of the abstracts and full articles are also being 
uploaded onto our website: www.jcmrjournal.com 
<http://www.jcmrjournal.com>. The website is under maintenance but will 
soon be up. Interested readers are free to order for either the print 
version or the PDF copies or both. Just send a mail to us at 
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We also wish to remind you that it is just a few weeks to the end of 
*submission of manuscripts for the Volume 12 Number 1, April 2020* issue 
of the journal. The window of the Call for Papers for this issue which 
has been open since July 10, 2019 and which ought to end on October 19, 
2019, *has been extended by two weeks to Saturday, 2^nd November 2019.* 
We urge you to take advantage of this extension and send your 
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Below are the contents page and list of contributors of the Volume 11, 
Number 2, October 2019 issue:

*JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA RESEARCH*

*ISSN 2141 - 5277*

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*Volume 11 Number 2                                                
                        OCTOBER  2019*


*Contents*

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*INTERNET & SOCIAL MEDIA*

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/Arian T. Moore, Ph.D., Kathleen Patterson, Ph.D., Bruce Winston, Ph.D., 
& James A. Wood, Jr., Ph.D.,/:

Computers, cell phones, and social media: How after-hours communication 
impacts work-life balance and job satisfaction.

/Temple Uwalaka, Ph.D./:

Social media and the rise of digital activism among students in Nigeria.

/Joseph Nyamwange Nyanoti/:

Ideological nuances embedded in a native Kenyan mobile phone comedy series.

/Ifedolapo Ademosu & Moyosore O. Alade, Ph.D./:

Communicating via imagery:  Speaking through online memes.

/Victor Olusegun Babatunde & Saheed Olaitan Olayinka/:

Internet awareness, accessibility and usage among rural dwellers in 
selected communities of Osun State, Nigeria

/Silas Udenze/:

Challenges of Netnography as a qualitative research method

*YOUTHS DEVELOPMENT*

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/Martin Kuria Githinji, Ph.D./:

Issues raised in mother - daughter sex communication and their perceived 
influence on sex practices among adolescent females in selected upper 
primary schools in Kenya.

/Clemenciana Mukenge/:

An exploration of youths’ socio-economic concerns in Zimbabwean hip-hop 
music.

/Eserinune M. Mojaye, Ph.D. & //Florence Ucheanya/:

Influence of emotional appeals in cosmetics advertisements on purchase 
decisions of students of higher institutions in Niger State, Nigeria.

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*MEDIA PERFORMANCE *

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/Robert C. Hudson, Ph.D./:

Shaping public opinion in a time of colonial conflict: Media allegations 
of the use of torture by the French army in the first Vietnam war.

/Juliet W. Macharia, Ph.D./:

Media Digitization: Reshaping and positioning the African woman 
narrative for the 21 Century.

/Danford Zirugo/:

Commemorative journalism under a polarised and repressive media 
environment: The case of journalists’ obituaries in Zimbabwe.


    /Albert Chibuwe, Ph.D./:


    Media coverage of the Zimbabwean elections: An analysis of trends
    from 2013 to 2018.


/Rodney Ciboh, Ph.D., Vitalis Torwel, Ph.D. & Terngu Iyorkyaa:/

News media performance in contemporary Nigeria democracy: An analysis of 
selected newspaper editorials.

/Olasupo O. Thompson, Onyekwere G. Nwaorgu, Ph.D., Abiodun S. Afolabi, 
Ph.D., Remi R. Aduradola, Ph.D., Uche S. Odozor, Ph.D., & Oluniyi E. 
Ademola, Ph.D.:/

Fake news, hate speech and the implications of government responses in 
Nigeria, 2015-2019.

/Kabir Alabi Garba & Ismail A. Ibraheem, Ph.D,:/

Testing the limits of freedom: The Nigerian Freedom of Information Act, 
media and civil society organizations.

/Adeyoola M. Ojemola & Bisi Olawunmi, Ph.D.:/

Influence of geographical location of newspapers in mediareportage of 
herdsmen-farmers clashes in Nigeria: A comparative study of /The Nation/ 
and /Daily Trust/ newspapers.

/Isaac Imo-Ter Nyam & Ngozi Okpara, Ph.D.:/

Health journalism in Nigeria: An evaluation of health news coverage 
amongst selected national dailies.

/Mustapha N. Malam, Ph.D. & Auwalu Rabilu:/

Gatekeeping in broadcast content regulation: A study of broadcast 
monitoring in Nigeria’s National Broadcasting Commission.

/Oba A. La’aro, Ph.D. & //Oluwatosin S. Faseyi:/

Parental mediation practices among television viewers in Ilorin, Kwara 
State, Nigeria.

/Idris Mohammed:/

Radio as a mechanism of peace building in Fagge Local Government of Kano 
State, Nigeria.

/Nasir Danladi Bako:/

Media usage in Nigeria’s polio eradication campaign: The quest for 
effective synergy.

*_JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA RESEARCH_*

**

*CONTRIBUTORS                           Vol. 11 No. 
2                          OCTOBER  2019*

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*_AMERICA, UNITES STATES OF_*

*Moore,* Arian T. *Ph.D.* is an Adjunct Professor in Indiana Wesleyan 
University, Georgia, U.S.A.. She also serves as adjunct faculty for a 
number of universities teaching leadership and communication courses. 
She is Editor-in-Chief of Bibs & Business Magazine, a magazine providing 
resources for working mothers on work life balance. She holds a Ph.D. in 
Organizational Leadership from Regent University.

*Patterson,* Kathleen *Ph.D.* is a Professor and the Director of the 
Doctor of Strategic Leadership program in the School of Business & 
Leadership at Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, U.S.A. She is 
noted as an expert on servant leadership, and coordinates an annual 
Servant Leadership Research Roundtable in Virginia Beach, and has 
co-coordinated three Global Servant Leadership Research Roundtables, in 
the Netherlands, Australia, and Iceland.

*Winston,* Bruce, *Ph.D.* is a Professor of Business and Leadership with 
the School of Business and Leadership at Regent University, Virginia 
Beach, Virginia, U.S.A. He is the Director of Regent’s PhD in 
Organizational Leadership Program.

*Wood,* James A. (Andy) Jr., *Ph.D.* is an adjunct professor of 
Organizational Leadership at Regent University, Virginia Beach, 
Virginia, U.S.A., as well as a professional leadership coach and 
consultant. He holds a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from Regent 
University.

*_AUSTRALIA_*

*Uwalaka,*Temple *Ph.D.* lectures at the Department of Arts and 
Communication, Faculty of Arts and Design, University of Canberra, 
Australia. He teaches Communication and Journalism Units to 
undergraduate and postgraduate students at the university.

*_BRITAIN (UNITED KINGDOM)_*

*            Hudson,* Robert Charles *Ph.D.* is a Professor in European 
History and Cultural Politics at the University of Derby, United 
Kingdom. He was formerly Head of European Studies and has been a 
European Union Jean Monnet Scholar since 1995. He is also a Visiting 
Professor at the University American College Skopje in North Macedonia.

*_DENMARK_*

*Zirugo,*Danford is with the Department of Media and Journalism Studies, 
School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus University, Nordre Ringgade 
1, Denmark. He is an Erasmus Mundus Journalism, Media and Globalisation 
Masters graduate who studied at Aarhus University in Denmark and City, 
University of London in the United Kingdom.

*_KENYA_*

*Githinji,* Martin Kuria *Ph.D.* is a lecturer of  media and public 
relations in the Department of Human Resource, Karatina University, Main 
Campus, Karatina, Nyeri Kenya. He has a Ph.D. in Communication studies 
from Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya, a master of Arts degree in 
Corporate Communications and  Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications 
(electronic Media) from Daystar University, Nairobi Kenya.

*Macharia,* Juliet Wambui *Ph.D.* is an Associate Professor of 
Communication Studies and Academic Leader of Post Graduate and 
Undergraduate Communication and Public Relations programmes in the 
School of Business, Karatina University, Karatina, Kenya.**She is a 
former Dean of the School. She holds a Ph.D. in Educational 
Communication Technology (Moi University), a Master of Arts (University 
of Birmingham, 1990), PGD in Public Relations (Presbyterian University 
of East Africa, 2011), PGD in Human Resource Management, (Cambridge 
International College, U.K., 1992) and a Bachelor of Education degree 
(Kenyatta University, 1985).

*Nyanoti,* Joseph Nyamwange *Ph.D.* is a lecturer in the Department of 
Journalism and Corporate Communications at the United States 
International University-Africa in Nairobi, Kenya. He holds a PhD in 
Media and Cultural Studies from the University of Nairobi and worked in 
Kenya’s leading newspapers for 17 years before moving into academics. He 
also holds a BA, MA, and a Post-graduate Diploma in Mass Communication 
from the University of Nairobi. **

*_ZIMBABWE_*

*Chibuwe,* Albert *Ph.D.* is a Lecturer in the Department of Media and 
Society Studies, Midlands State University, Gweru, Zimbabwe.

*Mukenge,* Clemenciana is a lecturer of Communication Skills in 
Linguistics Department, University of Zimbabwe, Mount Pleasant, Harare, 
Zimbabwe.

**

*_NIGERIA_*

*Ademola,* Oluniyi Emmanuel *Ph.D.* teaches courses on Politics, Peace, 
Security and Conflict Studies in the Department of Communication and 
General Studies, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun 
State, Nigeria. He holds a B.Sc. in International Studies from Ahmadu 
Bello University, Zaria and Masters and PhD degrees in Peace and 
Conflict Studies from the University of Ibadan, Ibadan Nigeria.

*Ademosu,* Ifedolapo is a Lecturer in the Department of Mass 
Communication, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, Nigeria.  She holds B.Sc. 
and M.Sc. degrees in Mass Communication from the University of Lagos and 
an MBA from the Lagos Business School.

*Aduradola,* Remi Rebecca *Ph.D.* is an Associate Professor of 
Communication and Cultural Studies in the Communication and English 
Studies Unit, Department of Communication and General Studies, Federal 
University of Agriculture Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.

*Afolabi,* Abiodun Shamsideen *Ph.D.* teaches History in the Department 
of History and International Studies and doubles as Chief Archivist of 
the Archives and Documentation Centre of the University of Ilorin, 
Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria. He obtained Ph.D. in History from the 
University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

*Alade,* Moyosore Omowonuola *Ph.D.* is a Lecturer in the Department of 
Mass Communication, Redeemer's University, Ede, Osun State, Nigeria. She 
holds a Ph.D. in Mass Communication from Babcock University, Ilishan 
Remo, Nigeria.

*Babatunde,* Victor Olusegun is a Lecturer in the Department of Mass 
Communication, Kwara State University, Malete, Nigeria. He is a doctoral 
candidate in the Department of Mass Communication, University of Ilorin, 
Ilorin, Nigeria. He holds a B.A. (Honours) and M.Sc. degrees in Mass 
Communication.

*            Bako,*Nasir Danladi is a Doctoral Student in the 
Development Communication Programme, Faculty of Arts, Ahmadu Bello 
University, Zaria, Nigeria.

*Ciboh,* Rodney *Ph.D.* is a Professor and Head, Department of Mass 
Communication, Benue State University, Makurdi, Nigeria.

*Faseyi,* Oluwatosin Shalom is a postgraduate student in the Department 
of Mass Communication, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria. She holds 
a B.Sc. in Mass Communication from the Benue State University, Makurdi.

*Garba,*Kabir Alabi is the Deputy Editor, Guardian Newspapers Limited, 
Rutam House, Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, Isolo, Lagos, Nigeria.

*Ibraheem,*Ismail Adegboyega *Ph.D,* is an Associate Professor, 
Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria.

*Iyorkyaa,* Terngu is a Lecturer in the Department of Mass 
Communication, Benue State University, Makurdi, Nigeria.

*La’aro,* Oba Abdulkadir *Ph.D.* is a lecturer and current Postgraduate 
Programme Coordinator in the Department of Mass Communication, 
University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria. He obtained his B.Sc. and M,Sc. 
degrees in mass communication from the University of Lagos in 1998 and 
2003 respectively and his Ph.D. from the University Utara, Malaysia.

*Malam,* Mustapha Nasir *Ph.D.* is a Professor in the Department of Mass 
Communication and the Dean, Faculty of Communication, Bayero University, 
Kano, Nigeria. He received his Ph.D in Communication Policy Studies from 
City University, London. He was Registrar of Nigerian Institute of 
Public Relations (NIPR) between 1998 to 2002 and Head, Mass 
Communication Department, University of Maiduguri, from 1995-1997.

*Mohammed,*Idris is with the Department of Mass Communication, Bayero 
University, Kano, Nigeria. He is a graduate of Bayero University, Kano 
with B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Mass communication all with second class Upper. 
He is a Programme officer, Countering Violent Extremism and Transitional 
Justice Mechanism and Member, Operation Safe Corridor (DE 
radicalization, Rehabilitation and reintegration of ex combatant Boko 
Haram Members).

*Mojaye,* Eserinune McCarty *Ph.D.* is a Professor in the Department of 
Mass Communication, National Open University of Nigeria, Abuja, Nigeria.

*Nwaorgu,* Onyekwere George-Felix *Ph.D.* is a Reader in Critical 
thinking and Philosophy of Science in the Department of Communication 
and General Studies of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, 
Nigeria. He holds a B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy from the 
University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

*Nyam,* Isaac Imo-Ter lectures at the Department of Mass Communication, 
College of Social Sciences, Veritas University, Abuja, Nigeria. **

*Odozor,* Uche Samuel *Ph.D.* is a lecturer at the Federal University of 
Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria, where he teaches Logic, Ethics and 
Communication in the Philosophy Unit, Department of Communication and 
General Studies. He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of 
Ibadan, Nigeria.

*Ojemola,* Adeyoola Mercy is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of 
Mass Communication, Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, Nigeria. She had 
her first and second degrees in Mass Communication and is currently 
running her PhD program in the University of Ibadan at the Institute of 
African Studies.

*Okpara,* Ngozi *Ph.D.* is a lecturer and Head of the Department of Mass 
Media and Writing, School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic 
University, Lagos, Nigeria.

*Olawunmi,* Bisi *Ph.D.* is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mass 
Communication, Adeleke University, Ede, Osun state, Nigeria.

*Olayinka,* Saheed Olaitan is an M.Sc. degree student in the Department 
of Mass Communication, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria. He holds a 
B.Sc. in Mass Communication from Kwara State University, Malete;  HND & 
OND certificates in Mass Communication from Osun State Polytechnic, Iree.

*Rabilu,*Auwalu is a Senior Monitoring Officer, Directorate of Broadcast 
Monitoring National Broadcasting Commission, Abuja, Nigeria. He holds B. 
A. and M. Sc. in Mass Communication from Bayero University, Kano, 
Nigeria where he currently pursues a Ph. D.

*Thompson,* Olasupo Olakunle is a lecturer in the History and 
International Studies Unit, Department of Communication and General 
Studies, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.

*Torwel,* Vitalis *Ph.D.* is an Associate Professor of Journalism and 
Critical Media Studies in the Department of Mass Communication, Benue 
State University, Makurdi, Nigeria.

*Ucheanya,* Florence is a postgraduate student in the Department of Mass 
Communication, Kwara State University, Malete, Nigeria.

*Udenze,* Silas is a doctoral candidate of Media Arts in the Department 
of Theatre Arts, University of Abuja, Gwagwalada, Nigeria. He holds a 
first degree in Mass Communication from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, 
Anambra State, Nigeria; a Diploma in Public Relations from the Nigerian 
Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) and M.A. degree in Media Arts from 
the University of Abuja, Gwagwalada, Nigeria.

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