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Ikechukwu Enoch Nwosu

11 works

1987–2017 across 11 dated works

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A guide to Christian writing in Africa1987
Communication training and practice in Nigeria: issues and perspectives1987
With Frank Okwu Ugboajah
Communication industry in Nigeria: the crisis of publications1988
The journey so far: December 1987-December 1989.1989

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Communication Industry in Nigeria The Crisis of Publications1996
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Communication training and practice in Nigeria: issues and perspectives1987
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Growing the economy and achieving poverty reduction in Nigeria: the crucial role of MSMEs2007
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Trado-modern communication systems: interfaces and dimensions2017
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Mass communication one course, many professions2005
With Jonathan E. Aliede, Ifeyinwa Nsude
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A guide to Christian writing in Africa1987
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Managing job ethics and productivity in Nigerian universities2006
With Onyenekenwa Cyprian Eneh
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Polimedia: media and politics in Nigeria2003
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Communication, mass media, and conflict management in Nigeria2004
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The journey so far: December 1987-December 1989.1989
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Communication industry in Nigeria: the crisis of publications1988
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