Edward Samuel | April 27, 2022 Introduction When social media first entered the Nigerian technology space in 1995 through the  UNESCO sponsored project, named the Reginal Informatics Networks for Africa […]

Introduction  Elections, according to Robert A. Pastor, ‘are both the supreme political act and a  complicated administrative exercise at the heart of democracy. Pastor suggests that  democracy is easily compromised

Ezenwa Echefu | April 28, 2022 Abstract It seems one of the havens of information disorder is confined within the domain of recurring cases of abduction of school children in

Ganiyat Tijani-Adenla | April 28, 2022 Abstract Nigerian journalism has encountered and continues to confront many threats, majority of them exogenous; repression by colonial and post colonial administrations, clampdown by

Soliu Hamzat | May 5, 2022 Abstract Information disorder is increasingly distorting economic and political spaces  across the world. Nigeria’s economic policies are among the most highly  criticized policies in

Godwin Etse Sikanku | May 6, 2022 Introduction Information is a major defining product or factor voters use in making decisions  during elections. However, the rise of technology and the

Isah Nasidi | May 6, 2022 Introduction The rise in contamination of the content of information and abnormalities in the production, distribution and consumption of information pose challenges to the 

Mohammed Salisu | April 28, 2022 This study examined Misinformation Awareness among Journalists Covering Politics in  Nigeria and its Implications for Democratic Institutions in North-East Nigeria. The objectives  of the