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The African Council for Communication Education (ACCE) is one of the leading communication associations in Africa. In fact, it is arguably the biggest association and forum for media professionals, educators in journalism and cultural studies and associated disciplines in Africa. It has branches in many countries on the continent. This …

The African Council for Communication Education (ACCE) was established in December 1976 as a pan-African nonprofit organization. It was set up by UNESCO and some of the leading scholars of communication in Africa. The primary goals of the association were to promote communication research in African universities and to encourage …

Prof. Andrew Azukaego Moemeka is Professor Emeritus at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain, USA. He is primarily concerned with radio broadcasting, journalism, and rural development. He graduated in Mass Communication at the University of Lagos in Nigeria in 1972 and finished his PhD in Communication and Sociology at …

Professional bodies play major roles in social and career mobility. This is one basic reason why people strive to be members of professional organizations in the career area.  Professional bodies maintain and improve practical and ethical standards. They also encourage fairer access, whether social, gender or race, and discourage discrimination among members. Membership of …

African Council for Communication Education (ACCE), Nigeria chapter, has released a list of its professional divisions with a view to making the conference paper submission and presentation easy for members and non members. This includes list of interim management team members for the divisions. The list was released by National …

African Council for Communication Education (ACCE), Nigeria chapter, has released a list of its professional divisions with a view to making the conference paper submission and presentation easy for members and non members. This includes list of interim management team members for the divisions. The list was released by National …

You might be wondering whether the writer of this piece knows anything about the communication education terrain in Nigeria, after all, the first female professor in the country is widely known. Sure, the first name that comes to mind is Professor Chinyere Stella Okunna. You might need to take a …

Women have come of age in the academia in Nigeria and other parts of the world. Communication education in Nigeria was a male dominated environment especially at the professorial level until some women broke the jinx. Here is a list of first female professors of mass communication or communication/media studies …