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Dr. Omoevah, Blessing Ajirioghene

Profile

Omoevah Blessing holds a PhD in Mass Communication from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University , lgbariam, Anambra state, B.sc , Msc from the same Institution, Diploma in Mass Communication from Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUST), Diploma in French from Alliance Francaise, Enugu, She is a lecturer 11 in Advertising Department, Southern Delta University Ozoro. She has worked as a Journalist for many years. She is a member of the Nigeria Union of Journalist (NUJ) and also member African Council for Communication Education (ACCE)

Publications

  1. Idowu S. O, Omoevah B.A, Ebele U.C, and Nwodo J.C (2026) Influence of Instagram Celebrity Contents on the Perception of the Construction of Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) Ideals among Undergraduates of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka , Audrezara Journal of Communication and Social Research (AJCSR), DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22149476, )Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1-13

  2. Omoevah, B. A., and Nwafor, G. U. (2026) Exposure to HPV Health Information Campaigns and Willingness to Uptake HPV Vaccination among Undergraduates in South-South Nigeria. , Mass Media Review , https://www.massmediareview.net/, 1(4), 90-112

  3. Omoevah, B. A., Igboeli, C. C. and Nwafor, G. U. (2026) The Role of Health Communication in Promoting Human Papillomavirus Vaccination: A Review of Empirical Studies. , Mass Media Review Journal, https://www.massmediareview.net/, 1(5), 124-152.

  4. Nwafor, G.U., Omenugha, N.O., Aghaebe, S.E., and Omoevah, B.A., (2026) Social Media Affordances and Social Validation Among Nigerian Youths: An Examination of Self-Presentation and Online Engagement MDPI, MDPI AG, Journalism and Media , https://doi.org/10.3390/ journalmedia70200, 7(83), 1 – 30

  5. Guanah, S., Jammy, Omoevah, B.A. and lkolo, E., lsaac (2025) Glo Data Packages and their influences on University of Africa, Toru- Orua, (UAT),, , Bayelsa State, Nigeria, Student's Access to Information for Academic Purpose, Peer Reviewed, Integral Research , https://intergralresearch.in/ 2,, 2(12), 125-140

  6. Nwafor, G. U., Nwokoro, C, I., Omoevah, B. A. (2022) Access to coronavirus vaccination information and market women’s attitude towards uptake in Onitsha, Anambra state., Advance Journal of Linguistics and Mass Communication, 6(5), 5 - 19

  7. Chukwuebuni, F., Amah, F.O. & Omoevah, B. A. (2022) Framing of Internet Fraud by Select Newspapers in Nigeria, SAU Journal of Management and Social Science, https:journals.sau.edu.ng/index.php/sjma, 7(1), 107-116

  8. Okudaye, E. P., Nkwam-Uwaoma, A., & Omoevah, B. A. (2022) Textual Analysis of Netizens’ Reaction to Sunday Igboho’s Declaration of a Yoruba Nation, GVU Journal of Communication Studies, https:journals.sau.edu.ng/index.php/sjmas, 4, 28-38

  9. Abubakar, J.M., Omoevah, B.A. & Olaseinde, O.B. (2022) omparative Analysis of the Framing of Police Brutality by The Guardian and The Nation Newspapers, GVU Journal of Communication Studies, https:journals.sau.edu.ng/index.php/sjmas, 4, 49-63

  10. Nwafor, G. U., Omoevah, B.A., & Umuze, A.N. (2022) Evaluating the use of public relations strategies in managing COVID-19 pandemic-related crises by Anambra State Government, International Journal of General Studies (IJGS), 2(1), 106-124

  11. Egharevba, O. L., Omoevah, B. A., & Mohammad, K. I. (2022) Benin residents’ perception of the influence of the 2020 endsars protest on the corporate image of the Nigerian Police Force, GVU Journal of Communication Studies, https:journals.sau.edu.ng/index.php/sjmas, 5, 128-137

  12. Omoevah, B.A, Oladele, O. P., Asemah, E. S. (2022) Coverage of Anambra State Government Governorship election in selected Nigerian newspapers, Thoughts on Political Communication in Nigeria., 1, 128-137