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Books
Agbanu, V. N. (2017). Print media production and graphics. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Agbanu, V. N. (2014). Propaganda & public opinion: A discourse on political communication and mind management. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Agbanu, V. N (2013). Mass communication: Introduction techniques and issues. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Agbanu, V. N & Nwabueze C. (2011). Readings in mass communication: Global perspective on communication issues. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Agbanu, V. N & Nwammuo A. N. (2009). Broadcast media: writing, programming, production, management. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Book Chapters
Agbanu V. N and Ezekwelu K. C. (2024). Gender (in)equality: Perspectives from the Christian and Islamic religions and literature. In I. Umeanolue, M. Muonwe, O. Wariboko, E. Ajakor and S. Uzuegbu (eds). Studies in religion and society and human relations. Festschrift in honur of Rev Fr Prof B. A. C. Obiefuna. Awka: FAB Publishers. pp. 361-367.
Agbanu, V. N and Ezekwelu, K. C (2023). Gender mainstreaming in journalism practice: Desideratum for national development. in N. Emeka-Nwobia, S. Udeze, J. Aliede and E. Mojaye (eds). Media and technology for a better society: A festschrift for Prof Ify Nsude. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Obiakor, C and Agbanu, V (2021). A comparative analysis of Whatsapp group chats and Twitter among social media users for security consciousness in post COVID 19 era. In S. A. Obikeze; A. N. Nwammuo, and C. Oguanobi (eds.) Social media and security issues in post COVID era in Africa. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Agbanu, V. N. (2018). Same event, multiple stories: Framing in international news coverage. In L. C. Nwodu & I. S. Onunkwor (eds.) Evolving thoughts on international communication, diplomacy and the social media. pp. 11–22. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Agbanu, V. N & Ezekwelu, K. C. (2018). Wire service and satellite TV in international news flow and public diplomacy. In L. C. Nwodu & I. S. Onunkwor (eds.) Evolving thoughts on international communication diplomacy and the social media. pp. 96 – 106. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Nwodu, L. C. and Agbanu V. N. (2015). Social media and political transformation in Africa: Bridging the rural-urban information gap? In O. F. Ike and S. E. Udeze (eds.). Emerging trends in gender, health & political communication in Africa. pp. 279 – 304. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Agbanu, V. N. (2015). Legal and ethical issues in photo manipulation and photo- journalism. In J. E. Aliede (ed.) Studies in communication, Mass media and society: Discourses and debates. Pp. 396-406. Lagos: Public Relations Mix.
Agbanu, V. N. (2012). New media, cultural imperialism, global news-flow and third world development, in M. Mboho & H. Batta (eds.). The companion to communication and development issues: Essays in honour of Prof. Des Wilson. Uyo: Department of Communication Arts, University of Uyo.
Agbanu, V. N. (2009). Nigerian media: From colonialism to Yar’Adua, A mixed grill in freedom and responsibility. In O.S.A. Obikeze et al (eds.) Dynamics of public sector management in Nigeria. Enugu: Rhyce Kerex Publishers.
Journal Articles
Ezeaka, N. B; Nwodu, B. G and Agbanu, V. N. (2023). Awareness and attitude of Undergraduates to drug abuse and addiction in Anambra state. Mass Media Review. Vol. 5 (1).
Guanah, J. S; Nwammuo, A. N and Agbanu, V. N. (2021). Public perception of social media usage in the prevention and control of COVID-19 pandemic in Awka metropolis, Nigeria. ANSU Journal of Arts and Social Sciences. Vol. 8 (2) May pp. 14 – 42.
Guanah, J. S; Agbanu, V. N and Obi, I (2020). Artificial intelligence and journalism practice in Nigeria: Perception of journalists in Benin City, Edo state. International Review of Humanities Studies. Vol. 5 (2). July. pp. 698 -715.
Agbanu, V. N; Ude-akpeh, C E. and Nwanolue M. I. (2019). Role of ABS Radio in Promotion of Awareness of Women’s Right in Anambra State. International Network Organization for Scientific Research (Arts and Humanities). Vol. 5 (1). Pp. 105 -114.
Nwodu, L. C and Agbanu, V. N. (2017). Mass media, government and the politics of food security in Nigeria: A call for agricultural revolution. NTAtvc Journal of Communication. Vol, 1 (1). June. pp. 186 – 199.
Nwanolue, M. I. and Agbanu, V. N. (2017). Influence of political advertisements on voters’ behaviour: An appraisal of Nov. 16, 2013 Anambra gubernatorial Election. NTAtvc Journal of Communication. Vol. 1 (1). June. pp. 128-138.
Agbanu, V. N. (2016). Compulsion Vs advocacy: In search of effective mobilization strategy for agricultural development. African Journal of Education, Science and Technology (AJEST). Vol. 3 (2). April pp. 70 – 75.
Agbanu, V. N. and Nwodu, L. C. (2015). Mass media and opinion polls in Nigeria’s 2015 presidential election: Facts or fiction? International Journal of Media, Security & Development. Vol.2 (1). Pp. 62-69.
Agbanu, V. N.; Obeta, C & Ezekwelu, K. (2015). Revisiting McLuhan’s predictions against the emerging threats to global peace and security. ANSU Journal of Arts and Social Sciences. Vol. 3. Number 1. March.
Agbanu, V. N. (2011). Re-examining brown envelope and news commercialization syndromes: A case for redefined news judgment and media ethics. Journal of Communication and Media Research. Vol. 3 (2) October.
Omenugha, K. A & Agbanu, V. N (2009). Writing news releases for corporate image management in a competitive business environment. Public Relations Journal. Vol. 5 (1&2).
Agbanu, V. N & Nwammuo, N. A (2008). Information and communication technologies and contemporary Public Relations in Nigeria. Journal of Communication and Development Studies. Vol. 2 (1).
Agbanu, V. N. (2008). Business Versus Media: Still A Cat and Dog Affair. ANSU Arts and Social Science Review. Vol. 1(1). April.
Agbanu, V. N; Kur, J. T & Igboeli C. (2008). Access to sexuality information and its impact on attitude to safe sex practices among Anambra State University students. The Nigerian Journal of Communication. Vol. 3 (2).
Nwodu, L. C. & Agbanu, V. N. (2008). Persuasive communication as essential factor in personnel management: Implications for improved teacher productivity in Nigeria. The Nigerian Journal of Management Research. Vol. 3 (1). August. Pp. 145-154.
Agbanu, V. N. (2007). Modern and traditional media interface in mobilizing rural communities for agricultural development: A Public Relations Perspective. Public Relations Journal. Vol. 3 (2)
Agbanu, V. N & Nwabueze, C. D (2007). Valid application of the traditional media in environmental management. International Journal of Communication. No. 6. May.
Agbanu, V. N. (2006). Ideal press theory for Nigeria: Authoritarian, Developmental, Revolutionary or social responsibility? Mass Media Review. Vol. 1 (2). October.
Book Review
Reviewer: Agbanu, V. N. (2009). Book Title: Corporate Public Relations Management. Author: Nwodu, L. C. Review published in Public Relations Journal. Vol. 5 (1&2).
Administrative Experience
Head, Department of Mass Communication. February 2006 – November, 2009 (Four academic sessions).
Head, Department of Mass Communication, May 2018 – Oct 1, 2020 (Two academic Sessions) |
