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Dr. Onojeghwo , Okeoghene Mavis

Profile

Dr. Onojeghwo Okeoghene Mavis is a lecture in the department of Mass Communication, faculty of Communication and Media Studies in Southern Delta University, Ozoro, Delta State of Nigeria. He obtained his first degree in mass communication from Delta State University, Abraka in 2008; master's degree in mass communication from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 2013; and Doctorate degree in mass communication from Delata State university, Abraka in 2023.

Publications

  1. Mavis Okeoghene Onojeghwo, Ovie Victor Otubue, Eloho Patience Oziwele (2026) Local Government in Nigeria: Prospects and Challenges, Journal of Social Science and Humanities, https://doi.org/1054012/jssh.v2i1.858, Vol. 2 No. 1, 60 - 72

  2. Mavis Okeoghene Onojeghwo, Ovie Victor Otubue, Eloho Patience Oziwele & Angela Nkiru Nwammuo (2026) Influence of public relations in local government administration in Delta, Edo and River States of South-South Nigeria, Jurnal Administrasi Negara, hppts://injoqast.net/index.php/ADIMEN, Vol 4 No. 4, 162 - 184

  3. Mavis Okeoghene Onojeghwo, Ovie Victor Otubue, Eloho Patience Oziwele & Angela Nkiru Nwammuo (2026) Public perception on the role of the media in Nigeria's electoral reforms in South-South Nigeria, Journal of Intelligence Computing, Digital Technologies and New Media Systems, https://ojs.universityedu.org/index.php/jicdtnms, 1 (1), 37 - 55

  4. Onojeghwo, Okeoghene Mavis and Ijeh Nkemdilim Patrick (2023) Towards Credible Elections in Nigeria: Assessing the Media Roles, Innovations, wwww.journal-innovations.com, Number 71, 587 - 595

  5. Onojeghwo, Okeoghene Mavis, Ijeh, Nkendilim Patrick and Majority, Oji (2013) Public perception of Media Role in Electoral Reforms in Nigeria, International Journal of Social Science and Educational Research Studies, https://doi.org/10.55677/ijssers/V0311Y2023-03, 03 Issue 01, 16 - 24

  6. Ijeh, Nkemdilim Patrick and Onojeghwo Okeoghene Mavis (2009) Attitude of secondary school students to educational programmes on radio, International Journal of Communication, https://ttl.run.edu.ng, Vol.10, Issue 1, pages 357 - 374

  7. Patrick Nkemdilim Ijeh, Mavis Okeoghene Onojeghwo, Joshua Aghogho Erubami (2004) Beyond the ballot: Understanding voter's perception on electoral reforms and mass media influence in Nigeria, Environmental and Social Psychology, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/, Volume 9 Issue 6, 10.54517/esp.v9i6.2283