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    • Vol.2 No 2 (2025): GVU Journal of Research and Development
    • A Survey of the Terrestrial Angiospermic Indigenous Flora of College of Ed
    • Exploring News Consumption Patterns of Female Digital Natives in Abuja
    • Assessment of Gender Digital Divide and Participation in Public Discourse
    • Ethical Influence of Behaviourally Targeted Political Advertising on Young
    • Religious Leaders as Peacebuilders in Political Turmoil
    • Newsroom Adoption of Artificial Intelligence in Independent Television in B
    • Influencers Credibility and Consumer Purchase Decision across Cultures
    • Educational and Socioeconomic Determinants of Parents’ Knowledge of Child
    • Mass Media Agenda Setting Role and the Fight against Crude Oil Theft in Bay
    • Assessment of Broadcast Regulation Patterns in Nigeria
    • Political Memes as Participatory Rhetoric for Voter Mobilisation during Ele
    • Perception of Radio Portrayal of Disability among People Living with Disabi
    • Views of Owan West Local Government Residents on the Socio-Cultural Impact
    • Effects of Cost Control Techniques on the Profitability of Listed
    • Assessment of Environmental Sanitation Practices in Calabar City, Cross
    • Evaluation of Development Communication Strategies Employed in the Promotio
  • Biannual Review of Glorious Vision University
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      • Volume 3, Number 1 (2026)
      • Volume 3, Number 2 (2026)
        • Assessment of Classic FM's Operational Sustainability in Lagos State, Niger
        • Perceived Effectiveness of Community-based Peacebuilding Approaches in Addr
        • Aviation Security Strategies, Passenger Satisfaction, and Regulatory Impact
        • Germination and Biochemical Responses of Vit C, ABS and IBA Chemo-Primed Br
        • Attitudes of South-South Residents toward Community-based Peacebuilding App
        • Perceived Credibility of Social Media Information on Herbal Home Remedies f
        • Assessment of the Corporate Social Responsibility Strategies Used by Banks
        • Cyberbullying on Social Media among Mass Communication Students of Akwa Ibo
        • Influence of CSR as a Management Strategy to Boost Corporate Image in Selec
        • Influence of Different Pre-treatments of Seeds on Seedling Emergence of Ses
        • Social Media Marketing and the Commercial Success of Modern Nollywood Movie
        • Power, Dependence and Representation by International News Agencies and the
        • Digital Communication and Mental Health Communication
        • Audience Engagement Patterns Across Digital Media Platforms
        • Assessment of Virtual Learning in Selected Tertiary Institutions in Lagos S
        • Social Media, Power Dynamics and the Democratisation of Crises Communicatio
        • Factors Influencing the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence Powered Factche
        • Impact of Sobi FM's Health Matters Programme on High Blood Pressure Awarene
        • Listeners' Perception of the Imojuto Owo Ara Ilu Radio Programme's Credibil
        • Aviation Security Strategies, Threat Detection Efficiency and Security Brea
        • Awareness of Political Slogans among Edo Electorate in the 2024 Gubernatori
        • Electorate's Perception of Political Slogans and the Choice of Candidates i
        • Assessment of the Characteristics of Abandoned Public Building Projects in
  • GVPSCS
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      • GVU Journal of Communication Studies, Vol. 9, 2025
      • GVU Journal of Communication Studies, Vol. 10, 2026
      • GVU Journal of Communication Studies, Vol. 11, 2026 (Special Edition)
        • Influence of Language Choice in Political Campaigns – Ihonre & Amah
        • Populist Communication Styles across Media Systems – Henry Ewere
        • Memes as Multimodal Framing Devices during Elections – Eke & Ofuje
        • Indigenous Knowledge Influencers and Nigerian Culture – Aríjeníwà & Obaje
        • Realities of Media Determinism and Media Equation Theories – Tyav & Asemah
        • Political Parallelism in Media Coverage of Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential Elec
        • Microtargeted Persuasion and Low-Propensity Voters – Augustine O. Ubuara
        • WhatsApp Political Communication and Voters’ Choice – Daniel O. Agada
        • Peer-led Social Media Interventions for Mental Health Stigma – Gospel Rolan
        • Microtargeted Persuasion and Low-Propensity Voters – Augustine O. Ubuara (A
        • Flood Risk Warning Media Campaigns and Edo North Residents – Umoru Sediku M
        • Election Integrity Narratives and the Communication of Legitimacy – Osamwon
        • Malaria Prevention Media Campaigns and Edo State Residents – Rosemary Ekpo
        • Micro-influencers and Youth Political Participation in Lagos State – Iluogw
        • Nollywood Gender Roles and Audience Social Norms – Susan Amen Favour-Benson
        • Influencer Credibility and Consumer Purchase Decisions – Victoria Ukwuamedu
        • Hate Speech, Incivility and Voters’ Choice – Uyiri Praise Bicoff-Gborgi
        • Rumour Governance on WhatsApp and Telegram – Timothy Osayuwamen Ekhueorohan
        • ITV Mental Health Awareness Campaigns and Edo Residents – Osemwenkha & Obaj
        • Telehealth Campaigns and Chronic Disease Adherence in Edo – Endurance Osagh
  • GVUJM&S
    • Information Management by Political Parties During the 2023 Gubernatorial E
    • Artificial Intelligence Innovations and Election Administration in Nigeria
    • Human Resource Procurement Challenges in Africa
    • Government Expenditure Composition and Human Capital Development in Nigeria
    • Impact of Information Technology on Human Resource Management Practices in
    • Macroeconomic Volatility and Organizational Performance in Nigeria
    • Akinpelu, S. F., & Igbinosun, F. E. (2026). Taxation of the digital economy
    • The Impact of Inflation on Income Distribution in Nigeria: An Empirical
    • A Comparative Analysis of New Technology Adoption in Agriculture
    • Flood Disaster and Its Socio-Economic Effects on Livelihoods in Benin
    • From Monetary Entrepreneurship to Inclusive Growth in Nigeria: The Role of
    • From Clicks to Credibility: Exploring the Use and Evaluation of News on Soc
    • Business Process Re-engineering and Organisational Performance: Evidence
    • Artificial Intelligence and Maritime Security: Evaluating Its Effectiveness
    • Effect of On-the-Job Training on Employee Skill Acquisition in Small and Me
    • Media Accountability in the Age of Social Media in Nigeria
    • An Evaluation of How Financial Reporting Quality Shapes Corporate Governanc
    • Leveraging Social Media-Driven Learning to Build Sustainable Learning Ecosy
    • Generative AI-Augmented Strategic Intelligence: A Systematic Literature Rev
    • The Impact of External Debt on Manufacturing Sector Performance in Nigeria
    • Public Perception of X Handle & Facebook for Public Enlightenment
    • Editorial Team GVUJMASS
  • GVUPJRI
    • Editorial Team GVUPJRI
    • Environmental Degradation and Oil Politics in Nigeria’s Niger Delta
    • A Critical Stylistic Study of Pidgin English in Selected Nigerian Stand-Up
    • Socio-Religious Implications of Prosperity Gospel in Nigerian Churches: An
  • GVUJHUM
    • Vol 8(1): Aderoju & Akpati
    • Vol 8(1): Oghi & Ekponobohoa
    • Vol 8(1): ADENIJI & AKPATI
    • Vol 8(1): Kolade
    • Vol 8(1): EKHAESOMHI
    • Vol 8(1): Olatubi
    • Vol 8(1): OMONKHAFE
  • GVU-J.SHT
    • Archives GVU-J.SHT
      • GVU-J. SHT 2026; 11(1)
      • SAU Sci-Tech. J, 2020, 5(1)
        • Antioxidant Effect of Aframomum angustifolium Seed Essential Oil in Freeze
      • GVU Science-Tech Journal, Volume 8, Issue 1 (2023)
        • OCCURRENCE OF CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS IN COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE SPICES SOL
        • RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH TRICURIS TRICHIURA AND ANCYLOSTOMA DUODENALE
        • PREVALENCE OF ENTERIC FEVER SALMONELLAE AMONG PATIENTS WITH FEVER PRESENTAT
        • THE ANTIBACTERIAL EFFECT OF ONION BULB EXTRACTS ON SOME SELECTED PATHOGENIC
        • THE EFFECT OF AQUEOUS EXTRACT OF GUM ARABIC ON OXIDATIVE STRESS PARAMETERS
        • COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF ETHANOLIC AND HYDROETHANOLIC EXTRACTS OF CITRUS SINE
        • STUDIES ON REAL-TIME PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF WATER FROM SOME ARTIFICI
        • IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF THE VARIOUS ORGANIC ACIDS, WATER SOLUB
        • PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND NUTRITIONAL EVALUATION, IN VITRO ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY A
        • HPLC ANALYSIS OF WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINS, ORGANIC ACIDS, SUGARS AND PHENOLIC
        • BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION FROM CASSAVA AND CASSAVA PEEL FLOUR: A KINETIC EVALUA
        • THE INTEGRATIONS OF GEOPHYSICAL 2-D AND GEOTECHNICAL CONE PENETRATION TEST
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        • GEOELECTRIC EVALUATION OF SUBSURFACE SOIL FOR BUILDING FOUNDATION DESIGN CO
        • EFFECTS OF NITROGEN LEVELS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF PEARL MILLET (PENNISE
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CERDEL Multidisciplinary Journal of African Development


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About the Journal

CERDEL Multidisciplinary Journal of African Development

Advancing Knowledge, Fostering Innovation

The CERDEL Multidisciplinary Journal of African Development is a premier, peer-reviewed publication dedicated to the critical exploration of African development. Published annually by the Centre for Research and Development of Esan Land (CERDEL) at Glorious Vision University, Nigeria, our journal serves as a vital hub for scholars and practitioners to share transformative research.

  • Format: Print & Electronic (Open Access)

  • Indexing: Google Scholar, CrossRef (DOIs), Web of Science, Zenodo, and more.

  • Mission: To provide a global platform for multidisciplinary insights that shape the future of the African continent.

CERDEL Multidisciplinary Journal of African Development

Call for Papers: Volume 4 (2026) We are currently inviting submissions for our upcoming volume, scheduled for release on December 28th, 2026. We welcome original research, theoretical papers, and practical insights from all academic disciplines.

Submission Deadlines

  • Publication Date: December 28, 2026

Author Guidelines & Formatting

To ensure a smooth peer-review process, please adhere to the following technical requirements:

  • Font & Size: Times New Roman, 12pt

  • Spacing: 1.5 line spacing (Abstract: Single-spaced)

  • Page Limit: Maximum 16 pages (including references)

  • Title: Concise, topical, and in Initial Capital format

  • Abstract: Max 250 words with up to 5 keywords

  • Referencing: APA 7th Edition

How to Submit

  1. Title Page: Include author name(s), institutional affiliation, email, and phone number (lead author).

  2. Submission Email: Send your manuscript as an MS Word attachment to directorcerdel@yahoo.com.


Processing & Publication Fees

To maintain our high standards of objective, unbiased peer review and open-access availability, the following fees apply:

  • Review Fee: ₦5,000.00 ($5 for International Authors)

  • Publication Fee: ₦25,000.00 ($15 for International Authors)

Payment Information

  • Bank: First Bank of Nigeria Plc.

  • Account Name: Centre for Research and Development of Esan Land

  • Account No: 2032541731


  • Editorial Board

  • Editor-in-Chief

  • Professor Ezekiel S. Asemah

  • Assistant Editor-in-Chief

  • Professor Bridget O. Inegbeboh

  • Editor

  • Dr. Marvellous I. Oaikhena (Associate Professor)

  • Associate Editors

  • Professor Felix Oghi
    Dr. Kingsley Enerijiofi (Associate Professor)

  • Online Manager

  • Dr. Adriel Ekozin

  • Editorial Secretaries

  • Miss Rachael Fagboyo
    Miss Francisca Osunobun, Esq.


  • Consulting Editors

  • Julius Okojie, Ph.D.
    Professor of Forest Resources Management
    Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria

  • Samuel Zanlanga, Ph.D.
    Professor of Sociology
    Bethel University, Minnesota, United States

  • Michael Ikhariale, Ph.D.
    Professor of Public and Constitutional Law
    Lagos State University, Lagos State, Nigeria

  • Maurice Amutabi, Ph.D.
    Professor of History
    Lukenya University, Lukenya, Kenya

  • Christiana E. E. Okojie, Ph.D.
    Professor of Economics
    University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria

  • Michael Osuide, Ph.D.
    Professor of Chemistry
    Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria

  • Ogbeibu Anthony Ekata, Ph.D.
    Professor of Environmental Science
    University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria

  • Jeremiah U. Idialu, Ph.D.
    Professor of Accounting
    Samuel Adegboyega University, Ogwa, Edo State, Nigeria

  • Simon Ehiabhi, Ph.D.
    Professor of History
    Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria

  • Cyrille Ngamen Kouassi, Ph.D.
    Professor of Philosophy
    Glorious Vision University, Ogwa, Edo State, Nigeria

  • Monday Osemeke, Ph.D.
    Professor of Business Administration
    Glorious Vision University, Ogwa, Edo State, Nigeria

  • Babtunde Agara
    Professor of Comparative Politics
    Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria

  • Ironye Samuel, Ph.D.
    Professor of Strategic Studies and Conflict Resolution
    National Open University of Nigeria, FCT, Abuja, Nigeria

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