Audience Reception of Benin Cinema in Nigeria
Empirical Findings and Implications for Nollywood
Osakue Stevenson Omoera
Audience Reception of Benin Cinema in Nigeria
Empirical Findings and Implications for Nollywood
Osakue Stevenson Omoera
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Osakue Stevenson Omoera, PhD, is Chair of the Department of Theatre and Film Studies in the Faculty of Humanities of Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. He teaches and conducts research on the sociology of media, Nollywood studies, development communication, African theatre performance and cultural communication. He pioneered scholarly inquiry into Benin film in Nollywood studies. He also developed the 'Active Volcano Paradigm' for the study of English as a language of mass communication, concerning broadcast media news in Nigeria. He is a consummate scholar whose passion for research and analytical skills has been sharpened over the years by vast national and international exposure in academia. He has authored over two hundred publications in leading journals and specialist books.
Osakue Stevenson Omoera, PhD, is Chair of the Department of Theatre and Film Studies in the Faculty of Humanities of Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. He teaches and conducts research on the sociology of media, Nollywood studies, development communication, African theatre performance and cultural communication. He pioneered scholarly inquiry into Benin film in Nollywood studies. He also developed the 'Active Volcano Paradigm' for the study of English as a language of mass communication, concerning broadcast media news in Nigeria. He is a consummate scholar whose passion for research and analytical skills has been sharpened over the years by vast national and international exposure in academia. He has authored over two hundred publications in leading journals and specialist books.
Osakue Stevenson Omoera, PhD, is Chair of the Department of Theatre and Film Studies in the Faculty of Humanities of Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. He teaches and conducts research on the sociology of media, Nollywood studies, development communication, African theatre performance and cultural communication. He pioneered scholarly inquiry into Benin film in Nollywood studies. He also developed the 'Active Volcano Paradigm' for the study of English as a language of mass communication, concerning broadcast media news in Nigeria. He is a consummate scholar whose passion for research and analytical skills has been sharpened over the years by vast national and international exposure in academia. He has authored over two hundred publications in leading journals and specialist books.