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Journal Inner 2 Dec. Edition 2019 EDITED See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340934381 Career, Marriage and Family Life Engaging the Theme of Culture Change in Best of both World Article · December 2019 CITATIONS READS 0 134 2 authors: Goodluck Layefa Ngozi Ezenagu Afe Babalola University Afe Babalola University 16 PUBLICATIONS 3 CITATIONS 23 PUBLICATIONS 52 CITATIONS SEE PROFILE SEE PROFILE Some of the authors of this publication are also working on these related projects: Nigerian people and Culture View project All content following this page was uploaded by Ngozi Ezenagu on 26 April 2020. The user has requested enhancement of the downloaded file. ISSN: 2651 - 5512 AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA NTAtvc Journal of Communication Volume 3 No 2 Dec., 2019 ISSN: 2651 - 5512 NTAtvc Journal of Communication ABOUT THE JOURNAL VOLUME 3 NO 2, DEC,. 2019 Published by: NTA College Journal of Communication is a peer NTA Television College, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria reviewed journal published by the Nigerian http:/www.ntatvcollege.com.ng Television Authority College, Jos, an affiliate of All rights reserved. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. The Journal is No part of this journal should be reproduced, stored in a aimed at promoting scholarship in all aspects of retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any Mass Communication and Allied Fields: means in whole or part without the written approval of Publishing, Journalism, Broadcasting, Film, the copyright owner. Digital Communication, New Media, Media Culture, Politics, Economy, Print, Media Law and EDITORIAL BOARD Ethics, Gender, Public Relations, Marketing and Advertising, Development Communication, Editor - in - Chief International Communication, Language and Dr Barnabas Gbam, NTA Television College, Jos, Nigeria Communication, ICT, etc. Managing Editor Submission Guide Mrs Chinelo Ude-Akpeh - The entire paper should not be longer than 15 Dept. of TV Journalism, NTA Television College, Jos pages inclusive of Tables, Figures and [email protected], 0806 614 4316 References. Associate Editors - The article should be typed in Times New Dr Comfort Ukwela Roman font (size 12) and double spaced Ms Banke Ozewe - The referencing style to be adopted is APA 6th Mr Ismaila Yakubu Edition. All works cited must be listed in the References Consulting Editors - The paper should have an abstract of not more Prof. Ema Ema Department of Media Arts University of Jos. than 200 words. Prof. Emman Owuamalam - Five key words should be provided Department of Mass Communication immediately below the abstract. Anambra State University Igbariam - The first page should contain the contributor’s Prof. Suileman Salau name in this order: First name, Middle name Department of Mass Communication (optional), and Surname. Other details like Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria department/institution, address, email and Prof. Patrick Chukwudi Obinne telephone number should be included. Department of Mass Communication - Articles should be sent to editor.tvcjomc Federal University of Agriculture, Markudi Prof. Justina Nnabuko @gmail.com for consideration. Department of Management - Upon acceptance of article for publication University of Nigeria, Nsukka after review, a letter of notification shall be Prof. Stella Okunna sent to the contributor specifying the Department of Mass Communication publication fee and the mode of payment. Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka - After publication, each contributor is entitled Prof. Ayedun Aluma to one complimentary hardcopy. If extra Department of Mass Communication copies are requested, the contributor shall be University of Jos required to pay additional charges. Dr. Mamoud Umar Department of Mass Communication Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria Dr. Chinelo Ezekulie Printed in Nigeria by: S Dept. of English University of Jos Nigeria SANIEZ PRESS Dr. Tyotom Keghku 0803 367 1902; 0803 701 9530; 0805 360 7277 Department of Mass Communication Benue State University, Markudi T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S The Handling of Peace Journalism by Select Local News Tabloids in Akwa Ibom State GODSPOWER UDOH, PhD, CHRISTIANA BASSEY UDOSEN & GODWIN TOMMY 1-9 The Role of Discourse Markers in the Acquisition of English as Second Language in Nigerian Schools. RUTH IBBI I. (PhD) 10-16 The Nigerian Youth, Social Networking and the Use of Face Book MOVEN TAHNA'AN ROSEMARY & 2AUDU ALEX YIBEIKAS 17-25 Influence of Advertisement on The Sale of Coca-Cola Soft Drinks in Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) BARNABAS GBAM, PhD 26-31 The Role of Social Media in Farmers-Herdsmen Crisis in Nigeria: An Appraisal NICHOLAS TACHIA 32-38 Uses and Limitations of User-generated Content in the Broadcast Media: A Study of Selected Television News Stations in Nigeria ADESOLA OLUFUNMI BELLO 39-48 Influence of Social Media on Voting Patterns of Enugu State Youths in 2015 General Elections in Nigeria UZOMA OLUCHUKWU NWABUNZE & ANTHONY CHUKWUEBUKA OKOYE 49-67 A Computer-Mediated Discourse Analysis of Selected Twitter threads and their replies on the 2019 South-African Xenophobic Attacks on Nigerians UTAH, NDUKA DAVID, UCHECHUKWU D. NKEMAKOLAM & OHUOBA,ADAEZE NGOZI 68-79 Communication Technologies and its Impact on Language Learning KING NAANKANG DAPOET & BLESSING ARSUN DAPOET 80-83 Career, Marriage and Family Life: Engaging the Theme of Culture Change in “Best of both World” LAYEFA, GOODLUCK, & EZENAGU, NGOZI 84-94 Beyond The Lyrics: Perception of Lipton Tea Television Advertisement among English Premier League Fans in Nsugbe, Anambra State NNAEMEKA, OBIDIKE FRANCIS, PhD., & CHIKE, PATIENCE CHINWEOKWU 95-105 Aesthetics of Moving TV Images; The Effects of Slow and Accelerated Motion ALBERT AWUAUZA ‘ATSA & AONDOFA AKORGA 106-115 The Media and Intercultural Communication as Tools for Ensuring Nigeria's National Security: A Prescriptive Approach DR. CHRISTIAN T. DIRI, & EKIYOKERE EKIYE, 116-127 Exploring The Use of Appropriate Media Mix in Addressing Security Challenges of Herdsmen attacks on Farming Communities EZEBUENYI, EPHRAIM E. GINIKACHUKWU ALPHA & OSAFILE C. OGOCHUKWU 128-139 Music as Tool for Political Propaganda in 2019 Nigeria's General Elections UWAOMA UCHE, PhD, JOHNSON IZUNDU ANENE, PhD & OJIAKU, EVELYN NGOZI 140-147 NTAtvc J of Comm. 2019;3(2) iii NTAtvc J of Comm. Dec., 2019;3 (2) Table of Contents Fundamental Issues in Conceptualizing Intra-Personal Communication THOMAS A. ALEMOH, PhD 148-154 Mutation of Piracy and its Effect on Nollywood JOE ODEDINA, PhD. 155-161 Integrated Marketing Communication and Political Marketing in Nigeria: Appraisal of Models and Tools ATE, ASAN ANDREW, (PhD) & MR. OYEDEJI, KAZEEM ALADE 162-172 Re-Branding the Nigerianness of Nigeria through Re-humanizing the Moral Fabric of the Personhood: Role of the Traditional Mass Media SOLOMON CHINEDU EKEOPARA (BA, MA, MPA, PhD.) 173-183 Relationship between Patronage of Traditional Medicine and Socio-Demographic Characteristics in Kaduna State, Nigeria DR. SILAS JOSHUA 184-190 Stylistic Analysis of Anambra State 2017 Gubernatorial Election Campaign Posters CHINEDU C. EZEBUBE, CHIOMA J. IKECHUKWU-IBE & ARINZE E. UDUJI 191-200 Organisational Communication and Employee Commitment in University of Uyo SAMSON ANIEBO, PhD 201 209 An Assessment of The Impact of Recent Sculptural Installations in Public Spaces in Lagos State Nigeria UFUOMA ONOBRAKPEYA, 210-217 Varieties of English: Which variety should we teach in Nigeria? DAJANG, INNOCENT NASUK & MANDONG, MATHAIS AYUBA 218- 224 Re-evaluating the Vulture Reporting Hypothesis; The case of 'MMM' crash in Nigeria EZEBUENYI, EPHRAIM E.,NTOMCHUKWU, FESTUS CHIGOZIE & OKIKA, EMMANUEL 225-237 Appraisal of Language as a Cost-Saving Advertising Option: The Case of Comical Advertising Content in Nigeria's Recurring Fuel Scarcity Story KELVIN F. O. OBITUBE, CHINELO E. UDE-AKPEH & CHIBUZOR I. CHUKWUNONSO 238-246 A Detailed Study of African Communication Systems in Achebe's Things Fall Apart: Implication for The Modern Igbo Society RAPHAEL ABUMCHUKWU EKWUNIFE 247-258 Public Perception of the Media's Watchdog Role of Ensuring Accountability in Governance in Nigeria THEODORA DAMULAK, & ISAAC EJIGA 259-269 Watchdogs or captured Media? An overview of Media Role in Nigerian Democratic Consolidation MICHAEL NWALI EZE 270=280 Newspaper Reportage of Nigeria's Economic Recession: An Appraisal AMANNAH PEACE IREJU, PhD & OKOH, FAITH MARK 281-294 Appraisal of Tiv Folklore and Cultural Education in Hagher's Swem Karagbe and Gbilekaa's Prized Chickens Are Not Tasty ANDREW AONDOFA NYIKYAA 295-306 NTAtvc J of Comm. 2019;3(2) iv NTAtvc J of Comm. Dec., 2019;3(2) O R I G I NA L A RT I C L E The Handling of Peace Journalism by Select Local News Tabloids in Akwa Ibom State GODSPOWER UDOH, PhD, CHRISTIANA BASSEY UDOSEN & GODWIN TOMMY Department of Communication Arts University of Uyo, Nigeria E-mail: [email protected] Abstract This study was aimed at investigating the handling of Peace Journalism by select local newspapers in Akwa Ibom State. Using two Akwa Ibom-based newspapers, namely, The Pioneer and The Sensor, the article specifically assessed treatments given to peace-related news reports carried by the select newspapers. The period of the study covered an interval of three months, from January to March, 2019, which, because of the country's General Elections, was a height of security concerns. A major finding was that the two newspapers gave relative prominence to peace- oriented stories. Keywords: Media Form, Favourable Lead, Unfavourable Lead, Conflict, News Angle, News, Feature,
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