JODCAAT Vol. 2 No. 6, 2025
Publication Contents
INVESTIGATING THE PERCEIVED MORAL DECADENCE IN BBNAIJA’S THURSDAY POOL AND SATURDAY NIGHT PARTIES ON UNDERAGE VIEWERS IN OWERRI MUNICIPAL
A REVIEW ON SOCIAL MEDIA USE IN HEALTH PRACTICE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
DRAMA AS AN EFFECTIVE MEDIUM FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT USING NUCO PRIMARY SCHOOL, UYO, AKWA IBOM STATE AS A CASE STUDY.
FROM MISSIONARY OUTREACH TO CULTURAL SOVEREIGNTY: THE LONGTERM EFFECTS OF BAPTIST MISSION INITIATIVES ON INDIGENOUS CULTURAL STRUCTURES AND DEVELOPMENT IN MBUMLAND
PANDEMIC NARRATIVES IN NIGERIAN CINEMA: A PUBLIC HEALTH ANALYSIS OF STEVE GUKAS'S 93 DAYS
ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT THROGH COMMUNITY THEATRE IN AJAGWUMU COMMUNITY THEATRE, DEKINA LGA, KOGI STATE.
MASKING AND MASQUERADING IN ARONDIZUOGU: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
COMMUNICATION AND SUSTAINABLE DOMESTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AMONG HOUSEHOLDS: INSIGHTS FROM KARU LOCAL GOVERNMENT, NASARAWA STATE
ASSESSING THE USES OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR INTERNAL ORGANISATIONAL COMMUNICATION IN NIGERIAN TELEVISION AUTHORITY, HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA, NIGERIA
UNMASKING CLASS EXPLOITATION: A MARXIST ANALYSIS OF LEADERSHIP IN AHMED YERIMA'S AN INSPECTOR CALLS
COLOUR PSYCHOLOGY AND RESONANCE IN CONTEMPORARY DRAMATURGY: A CRITIQUE OF THE COSTUMING IN SUNNIE ODODO’S HARD CHOICE’S
DIGITALIZING CULTURAL HERITAGE: A YOUTH LED-INITIATIVE TO PROMOTE CROSS-CULTURAL CONVERSATION THROUGH FESTIVALS
CINEMATHERAPY’S IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH: A STUDY OF THE THERAPIST ANDFLAWS OLUSOLA BALOGUN (PH.D)
AFRICANNESS IN MEDIA THEORIZING AND PHENOMENOLOGY OF FOLKISM IN NIGERIAN DRAMA
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE FUTURE OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES: BRIDGING CULTURES BEYOND LOCALITIES VIA TECH IN JAMES CAMERON'S AVATAR-THE SEQUEL
DRAMATIZING DYSFUNCTION: JULIE OKOH’STHROES OF LEADERSHIP AND THE ANATOMY OF IRRESPONSIBLE GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA
EXPLORING THE PROCESS AND IMPACT OF PARTICIPATORY LEARNING AND ACTION TOOLS IN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION AMONG WOMEN: THE DOGARAWA EXPERIENCE.