Covenant Journal of Communication is a peer reviewed and research based journal published twice every year (June and December) by the Department of Mass Communication, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria. The Journal aims to be a leading and preferred voice for international scholars, academics, researchers, authors, and students of communication. The Journal also aims to ensure that African scholars, researchers, authors, and students have a credible outlet to generate and share knowledge that is relevant to the context of Africa in particular and the world in general. The CJOC focuses on communication or media related research with no particular preference to any of the scientific methodological approaches. In other words, any scientific approach to doing research and writing reports of such research is acceptable as long as there is available evidence of empiricism in the processes.

• Vol-2 No-2 (2014)
• - An Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Polio In Nigeria
• - Nigerian Media and The Anti-Corruption Campaign: A Discourse of Contemporary issues and Challenges Delimiting...
• - The Challenge of Subtitling In Yoruba Nollywood Movies and Possible Solution
• - Oil Spillage and Environmental Preservation: An Evaluation of Spdc'S Community Relations Activities In...
• - A Textual Analysis of Online Newspapers Readers' Comments On The Coverage of Chibok School Girls Kidnap
• Vol-2 No-1 (2014)
• - ICT, Cyber-Bullying, and Self-Disclosure: An Experiential Study of Twitter
• - Social Media and Changing Communication Patterns Among Students: An Analysis of Twitter Use By University of...
• - Social Media As Correlate of Prostitution Among Students of Higher Institutions of Learning In Delta State,...
• - Social Media: Shaping and Transmitting Popular Culture
• - Social Networking Sites and Indian Teenagers
• - The Use of Information and Communication Technologies Among Distance Learning Students of The University of...
• Vol-1 No-2 (2013)
• - Audience Assessment of Broadcast Media Surveillance and National Security In Nigeria
• - Godfatherism, Ownership Influence and Media Treatment of Political Conflicts In Oyo State, Nigeria
• - Journalists Perception of Brown Envelope Syndrome and Its Implications For Journalism Practice In Nigeria
• - Media Entrepreneurship In Nigeria: A Study of New Patterns, Orientations and Coping Strategies
• - Theory of Planned Behaviour: Measuring Adolescents Media Literacy and Alcohol Drinking Expectancies
• - Youth, Popular Discourses and Power: A Critical Analysis of Three Nollywood Feature Films
• Vol-1 No-1 (2013)
• - Techno-Politics: Presidential Rhetoric and The American Technological Mythology
• - Students’ Perceptions and Use of The Internet As A News Channel
• - Communication and Social Change: A Case For Cause-Related Advertising In Nigeria
• - The Use and Believability of Social Networks' News Among Nigerian Youths
• - Bilingual Journalism Education In China and Nigeria: A Case of Two Opposites

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