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The study explores how social media platforms enhances library patronage in among tertiary institution in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. With the increasing reliance on digital communication, libraries are adopting social media tools such as Facebook, Twitter, Wha...
The ability of operational teams to operate effectively in times of high levels of uncertainty, physical risk and time pressure is at the core of the emergency response capability of emergency response organizations. In these settings, the nature of the per...
The Nigerian criminal justice system has, over the last decade, confronted a growing volume of digital material such as call logs, closed-circuit television footage, forensic disk images, email correspondence, and social-media records. This study examines h...
This paper examines Othuke Umukoro's satirical poem “If God Was a Nigerian” as a contemporary instance of social realism in Nigerian poetry. Adopting social realism, buttressed by the sociological theory of literature and the tradition of committed African ...
This study examines digital literacy and ICT utilisation among public servants in Nigeria. Despite investing in digital platforms over the years, many systems continue to operate below capacity, even with sustained policy attention and infrastructure invest...
This study critically evaluates the dynamics of corporate citizenship and community engagement within sub-national Nigeria, focusing on the institutional Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices of Nigerian Breweries Plc (Ama Brewery, representing th...
This study examines how X (formerly Twitter) influences public perception of government tax policies in Nigeria. Anchored on Agenda-Setting Theory (McCombs & Shaw, 1972) and Framing Theory (Entman, 1993), the study employed a mixed-methods design combining ...
This paper examines the representation of migration and diasporic identity in NoViolet Bulawayo’s debut novel We Need New Names (2013), with particular attention to the ways in which the child protagonist, Darling, embodies the fractured experience of displ...
This qualitative review critically examines how academic staff in African higher education institutions conceptualize, experience, and navigate workforce productivity. Drawing on empirical literature published between 2021 and 2026, the study identifies key...
Nigeria's 2023 general elections unfolded within an increasingly complex digital information environment characterised by political humour, manipulated media, identity-based narratives, and rapidly circulating online content. While debates on deepfakes have...