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Dr. UCHE, ANTHONY OGBONNA

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Publications

  1. Uche, A. O., Obiora, A. V., Obi, E. C., Obiakor, C. U., Agbachukwu, P. I., Nwodu, G. E., Adikuru, C. C. (2026) Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Nigerian Womenpreneurs and Leadership Across and Beyond Nollywood, Journal of African films and Diaspora Studies, https://journals.co.za/doi/abs/10.31920/2516-2713/2026/v9n2a4, 9(2), pp. 75–96.

  2. Uche, A. O., Olorede, J. O., Adedoyin, O. K., & Olushola, A. T. (2026) Advertising practice in Nigeria in the fifth industrial era: A conceptual review of prospects, challenges and adaptive frameworks, Asian Research Journal of Arts , https://doi.org/10.9734/arjass/2026/v24i5905, 24(5), pp. 22–35

  3. Obiora, A. V., Uche, A. O. (2026) Embedded Feminism and Economic Agency in Nollywood: Interpreting Love in Every Word Film within the Her Money, Her Power Campaign, International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, https://doi.org/10.47772/IJRISS.2026.100300179, 10(3), 2474-2486

  4. Obiora, A. V., Uche, A. O., Ezeaka, N. B., Adikuru, C. C., Nwodu, G. E., & Obiakor, C. U. (2026) Resilience, Solidarity, and Leadership: A Feminist Media Analysis of Empowerment Strategies in Funke Akindele’s Filmography, Ianna Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, https://iannajournalofinterdisciplinarystudies.com/index.php/1/article/view/1208, 8(1), 1071–1082

  5. Uche, A. O., Olorede, J.O., Nwabudike, F. C. & Okowa-Nwaebi, L. C. (2025) Leveraging ICT for Online Journalism in the Nigerian Blogosphere, Thomas Adewumi University Journal of Innovation, Science and Technology, https://journals.tau.edu.ng/index.php/tau-jist/issue/view/3/72, 2(1) , 50-56

  6. Uche, A. O., Obiora, A. V., Azeez, M. A. & Adesina, V. D. (2025) Assessing the Awareness and Knowledge of Social Media Gender-Based Violence (SMGBV) among Students of Selected Tertiary Institutions in Kwara State, Journal of Creative Media, https://doi.org/10.70553/pau.2025.1991.37, 2(2) , 91-101

  7. Uche, A. O., Chukwuemeka, G. N., Aliu, F. U., & Adesina, V. D. (2025) Social media and e-commerce in post-covid era: exploring a new paradigm for business survival in Africa, UBS Journal of Business and Economic Policy, https://journals.unizik.edu.ng/index.php/ubsjbep/article/view/7350, 3 (1). , 1-10

  8. Uche, A. O., Chukwuemeka G. N., & Odogwu, E. C. (2025) Examining the Impact of ICT on Citizen Journalism through the Lens of End SARS and Bring Back Our Girls Protests, TSU Journal of Communication and Media Studies, 8.https://tsujcms.org/?page=view_archive&id=436, 5(1) , 267-279

  9. Uche, A. O., Nwabudike, F. C., Olorede, J. O. & Adebayo, F. A. (2025) Assessing Academics’ Perception on the Prospects and Challenges of Mass Communication Unbundling Policy in Nigerian Polytechnics, Concrescence: Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Research, 9.https://journals.casjournals.com/index.php/CJMR/index, 2(2), , 19-34

  10. Uche, A. O., Oloyede, D. B., & Aiyelabegan, C. J. (2025) Public perception of pica practice among women in north-central Nigeria, African Journal of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 1. https://journals.aphriapub.com/index.php/AJSBS/article/view/30581. https://journals.aphriapub.com/index.php/AJSBS/article/view/3058, 15(2), 545-557

  11. Uche, A. O., Obiora, A. V., Nwabudike, F. C. (2025) Ethical Considerations and Applications of AI-Generated Content in Communication and Media Studies in Nigeria, British Journal of Contemporary Education, https://doi.org/10.52589/BJCEUWEIP6RZ, 5(1), , 48-58

  12. Uche, A. O., & Obiora, A. V. (2025) Assessing Social Media Influence on Nigerian Youths’ Knowledge, Awareness and Attitude Towards Anti-female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Legislative Provisions, Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies, https://doi.org/10.9734/ajess/2025/v51i21787, 51(2), , 305–320

  13. Obiora, A. V., Uche, A. O., Adikuru, C. C. (2025) Encoding and Decoding of Emoji on Social Media for Expression Sharing among University Students in Anambra State, Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research, https://doi.org/10.52589/AJSSHRIWUY1DYS, 8(1), , 24-35