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1 CURRICULUM VITAE SECTION A: NAME: PLACE OF BIRTH: STATE: CONTACT ADDRESS: Aririguzoh, Stella Amara Lagos Imo Department of Mass Communication College of Business and Social Sciences Canaanland, Ota Ogun State. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: SECTION B: EDUCATIONAL HISTORY SCHOOLS/INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED No Degree Level Type Year Grade Institution a 1 st Degree B.A. (Mass University of Nigeria, Nsukka Communication) b 2 nd MBA (Management) 1991 University of Nigeria, Enugu M.A. (Broadcasting) 1992 Abia State University, Uturu M.Sc. (Industrial Relations/Personnel Management) c 3 rd Ph.D (Mass Communication) d Professional AIB Part 1 (Exemption) Part 11- Nature of Management, Monetary Economics, and Law Relating to Banking 1994 University of Lagos, Akoka 2010, Ota Chartered Institute of Bankers 1

2 TEACHING HISTORY No Institution Type University Name From To Begin Status End Status Covenant University, Canaanland 2003 Date Assistant - Houdegbe North American University, Cotonou, Ikeja Campus University of Calabar, Ikeja Study Centre January, Other Tertiary Nigeria Institute of Journalism, Ogba, Lagos February, 2000 November, 2002 College of Journalism, Agidingbi, Lagos November, Skills and facilities Computer literacy, ability to make friends easily and to work through challenges. I do not believe that there are impossible situations; no matter how hopeless the situation looks, because the facts of the matter can change at any time. I do know that I encourage others to put in their best at any time. THESIS TITLE: The influence of television on Ado-Odo/Ota residents in the 2007 Nigerian Presidential Election. SCHOLARSHIP Journals 1. Aririguzoh, S. (2013). Human integration in globalization: The communication imperative. Nigerian Journal of Social Sciences, Vol. 9, No 2, Aririguzoh, S. (2011). Did television make you change your choice of candidate? The International Journal of Communication, No 13, Aririguzoh, S. (2011). Television influence on political knowledge of the 2007 Nigerian presidential elections among residents of Ado-Odo/Ota, Ogun State. The Journal of Communication and Media Research, Vol. 3, No 1,

3 4. Aririguzoh, S. (2007). Media literacy and the role of English language in Nigeria. The International Journal of Communication, No 6, Aririguzoh, S. (2006). Electronic news gathering: Impact, implications and challenges in television news reporting. The International Journal of Communication, No 4, Aririguzoh, S. (2005). The function and structure of communication in Entrepreneurialship. Nsukka Journal of the Humanities, No 15, FAJH246.pdf. 7. Aririguzoh, S. (2004). How the press impinges on the political and sociocultural sub-systems. Nsukka Journal of the Humanities, No 14, Book Chapters 8. Aririguzoh, S. (2014). Television influence and political participation of Nigeria s unseen minorities. In O. Omojola (Ed.). Women's political visibility and media access: The case of Nigeria. Newcastle, United Kingdom: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp Aririguzoh, S. (2014). The Press and industrialization: Stories from Nigeria (A Content Analytical Study). In D.O. Imohonopi & U.M Urim (Eds.). Trajectory to industrial development in Nigeria. Ota: Department of Sociology,. pp Aririguzoh, S. (2014). Influence of television on voters choice of candidates in the Nigerian 2007 presidential election. In L. Oso, R. Olatunji & N. Owens- Ibie (Eds.). Journalism and media in Nigeria: Context, issues and practice. Ontario: Canada University Press, pp Aririguzoh, S. (2012). Community radio: The missing link in Nigeria s Development. In Oso, L., Soola, D. & Pate, U. (Eds.). Media, governance and development: Issues and trends. Saarbrucken, Deutschland, Germany: Lap Lambert Academic Publishing. pp Aririguzoh, S (2012). Contemporary uses and applications of the media among university students. In Aliede, J.E. (Ed.). Today s Readings in Mass Communication: Issues, insights and perspectives. Enugu: Prime Targets. pp

4 13. Aririguzoh, S. (2012). Influence of television broadcasts on voters choice of parties: A study of 2007 Nigerian presidential election. Journal of International Politics and Development Studies. Vol. 6. No Book 14. Aririguzoh, S. (2014). Television broadcasts influence on voters in a presidential election. Saarbrucken, Deutschland, Germany: Lap Lambert Academic Publishing/OmniScriptum GmbH & Co. KG. Accepted Papers 15. Aririguzoh, S. (2011). Television broadcasts influence on undecided voters choices of candidates: A study of the 2007 Nigerian presidential election. African Journal of Communication and Development, Vol. 2, No Aririguzoh, S. (2012). Influence of television broadcasts on urban-rural voting Behaviour: A study of the Nigerian 2007 presidential election. Ife Journal of Politics. 17. Aririguzoh, S. (2013). The reinforcement effects of television broadcasts on partisans in Nigeria. In L.Oso., R.W Olatunji & I. Ismail. (Eds.). Political Communication in Nigeria: Issues in electoral campaigns in the democratic process. Papers Undergoing Review 18. Aririguzoh, S.A., Sobowale, I., Usaini, S. & Amoka, E. (2015). The dysfunctions of the Internet: The dearth of face-to-face communication. (Manuscript submitted for a festschrift for Professor Lai Oso). 19. Aririguzoh, S.A., Sobowale, I & Usaini, S. A, Current patterns of Nigerian universities students media use (Submitted to the Covenant Journal of Communication, Department of Mass Communication, Covenant University, Canaanland, Ota) 20 Aririguzoh, S.A. The role of television broadcasts on voters participation in Nigeria s presidential election (Submitted to Kogi State University Journal of Mass Communication). 21. Aririguzoh, S.A. & Amoka, E. Laughing all the way: Culprits to the presidential suite (A content analysis of the 2015 Nigerian presidential election television advertisements). (Submitted to the Idowu Sobowale International 4

5 Conference on Globalization, Media Entertainment and National Development). Creative Work Aririguzoh, S. (2011). The Willoughbys (A TV documentary on Ijamido Children s Home, Ota). Conference Proceedings Sobowale, I, Amodu O., Aririguzoh, S.A., & Ekanem, T. (2015). The Internet as a tool for information and education: The case of Ota community in Nigeria. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies (EDULEARN 15), IATED: Barcelona, Spain. pp (Proceedings Indexed in Web of Science). Aririguzoh, S. (2009). Community radio: The missing link in Nigeria s development. Idowu Sobowale Conference 2009 on Media, Governance and Development in Africa, March 31- April 1, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State. Aririguzoh, S. (2008). Building peace in the Niger delta: The media approach.the International Conference on the Nigerian State, Oil Industry and the Niger Delta. March, 11-13, Cultural Center, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. PEER RECOGNITION Conferences Attended With Paper Presented i) Name of Conference: Idowu Sobowale Conference on Globalization, Media Entertainment and National Development Date Held: October 26-29, Title of Paper Presented: Laughing all the way: Culprits to the presidential suite (a content analysis of the 2015 Nigerian presidential election television campaign commercials) Location:, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria. ii) Name of Conference: African Council of Communication Education (ACCE) Date Held: September 20 th 22 th, Title of Paper Presented: Nigerian newspapers reportage of Boko Haram bombing of the United Nations house. Location:, Canaanland, Ogun State. 5

6 iii) Name of Conference: Idowu Sobowale Conference 2011 on150 + Years of Journalism in Nigeria: Telling the Nigerian Story Date Held: May 13 th 20 th May, Title of Paper Presented: Influence of television broadcasts on voters choice of candidates in the Nigerian 2007 presidential election: A study of Ado- Odo/Ota residents Location: Caleb University, Imota, Lagos State. iv) Name of Conference: Idowu Sobowale Conference 2009 on Media, Governance and Development in Africa Date Held: March, 31- April 1, 2009 Title of Paper Presented: Community radio: The Missing Link in Nigeria s Development Location: Olabisi Onabajo University, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State. v) Name of Conference: The International Conference on the Nigerian State, Oil Industry and the Niger Delta Date Held: March, 11-13, 2008 Title of Paper Presented: Building peace in the Niger delta: The media approach Location: Cultural Center, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. Editorial Engagement: Appointed Reviewer for Communication, Culture & Critique Journal since August 25, ACADEMIC LINKAGES Membership of Professional Bodies - African Council of Communication Education (ACCE) - Chartered Nigerian Institute of Management (CNIM) - Chartered Institute of Bankers (CIBN) CURRENT RESEARCH/TRAINING OPPORTUNITY The mourning after: The Boko Haram bombing of Abuja UN House Practicing media convergence in Nigeria s broadcast industry: Myth or fact? The Impact of Zip Up campaign in discouraging indecent behaviour among university students. The fiends from the North: Content categorising the Boko Haram insurgents Internet access among Ota indigenes Nothing new from Ota: The case of low Internet penetration Not on line! Ota residents Refuse to participate 6

7 Accessibility to internet usage: Access but no participation Boko Haram stories: A genre analysis Media construction of Boko Haram in Nigerian newspapers ( ) SPIRITUAL TRAINING: Basic Certificate Course (BCC), Word of Faith Bible Institute (WOFBI), Raji Oba, Iyana Ipaja, Lagos (October, 2001) Leadership Certificate Course (LCC), Word of Faith Bible Institute (WOFBI), Raji Oba, Iyana Ipaja, Lagos (April, 2002) Leadership Development Course (LDC), Word of Faith Bible Institute(WOFBI), Raji Oba, Iyana Ipaja, Lagos (February, 2003) The Word of Faith Bible Institute (WOFBI) is the Bible training arm of the Living Faith Church Worldwide (aka Winners Chapel) that raises role models in Christian faith. Winners Satellite Fellowship in both and Canaanland started in my apartment on October 11, 2003 with only five attendees. I am an accommodation provider and secretary at Flat 102, Block F, PGH Centre. As at April 26, 2014, there are now 160 Centres. School of Biblical Studies, Institute of Spiritual Warfare (INSWAR), Ota Campus, Ogun State (2013). School of Deliverance, Institute of Spiritual Warfare (INSWAR), Ota Campus, Ogun State (2014). School of Brokenness, Holiness and Wisdom, Institute of Spiritual Warfare (INSWAR), Ota Campus, Ogun State (2014). School of Prayers, Institute of Spiritual Warfare (INSWAR), Ota Campus, Ogun State (2015). REFEREES Prof Idowu Sobowale Department of Mass Communication Canaanland, Ota. Prof Cecil Blake Department of Mass Communication Canaanland, Ota. Prof Patrick Edewor Department of Sociology Canaanland, Ota. 7