Mobilizing Nigerian youths for active political engagements through social media: Examining the veracity of Facebook and WhatsApp in the 2019 general elections by Ogbemudia Peter Michael et al.

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Mobilizing Nigerian youths for active political engagements through social media: Examining the veracity of Facebook and WhatsApp in the 2019 general elections by Ogbemudia Peter Michael et al.

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Effects of Money Politics on Party Primaries in Nigerian 2019 General Election: Reflections on All Progressives Congress (APC) and People's Democratic Party (PDP) by Babayo Sule

“…The nature and dimension of money politics have taken a new picture in Nigerian politics during the party primaries in preparation for the 2019 General Election, particularly between the two major contending parties; the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who were involved in excessive use of money unprecedented in the history of Nigerian politics during the party primaries in September and October 2018. …”
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Influence of money politics on credibility of Nigerian general election 2015 in Taraba State by Chul, Abubakar Auwal

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The nature of political alienation and electoral violence in Nigeria: A critical analysis of the 2019 general elections by God’stime Osariyekemwen Igiebor

“…It attempts to ascertain the cause of the low turnout of voters in the 2019 general elections. The study adopted the survey research design and used data from 1,200 respondents selected from six local government areas representing the six geo-political zones. …”
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Vote Buying During 2015 And 2019 General Elections: Manifestation and Implications on Democratic Development in Nigeria by Ejikeme Jombo Nwagwu, Onyinyeomachukwu Gift Uwaechia, Kingsley Chigozie Udegbunam, Rebecca Nnamani

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Social Media and Political Participation among Youth in South-Eastern Nigeria: A Case Study of 2015 and 2019 General Elections by Abdulrasheed Abdulyakeen, Yusuf Abdu Yusuf

“…The study examines the role of social media and political participation among youth in southeastern Nigeria during the 2015–2019 general elections. Both primary and secondary data were used. …”
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Nigeria’s 2019 electioneering discourse by Waheed A. Bamigbade, Lawan Dalha

“… The paper interrogates the various discourse strategies adopted by the electorate on social media (SM) to delegitimize political opponents and engender rivalry in the build-up to the February 2019 presidential elections in Nigeria. A total of forty-two (42) Facebook (FB) posts on Nigerian political discourse were purposively selected between November 2018 and January 2019, and subjected to pragmatic and evaluative analysis, adopting Mey’s (2001) pragmatic acts theory and Martin and White’s (2005) appraisal theory. …”
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The 2019 Presidential Election in Nigeria: an analysis of the voting pattern, issues and impact by Sule, Babayo

“…The 2019 Presidential Election is one of the most keenly and closely contested in the history of Nigerian Presidential Elections since the colonial and post-independence period. …”
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Women Against Women Women’s Participation in Nigerian Politics by A. M. Maigari, M. M. Yelwa, A. Abdullahi

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The Role of the Courts in Mitigating Election Violence in Nigeria by Stephanie M. Burchard, Meshack Simati

“…Using data on electoral violence during the 2015 and 2019 Nigerian elections, we examine under what conditions courts can moderate election-related violence. …”
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Media and the restructuring discourse: A study of selected Nigerian newspapers by Jammy Seigha Guanah et al.

“…Objective: This study investigates how selected Nigerian newspapers reported restructuring stories in the build up to the Nigerian 2019 general elections, and immediately after the elections. …”
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Media and the restructuring discourse: A study of selected Nigerian newspapers by Jammy Seigha Guanah et al.

“…Objective: This study investigates how selected Nigerian newspapers reported restructuring stories in the build up to the Nigerian 2019 general elections, and immediately after the elections. …”
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Knowledge, attitudes and behaviours toward COVID-19: A cross-sectional survey among Nigerian University students by Philemon D. Shallie, Firoza Haffejee

“…In Nigeria, to curb the spread of the virus, the government elected to close public places, halt the general use of public transportation, enforce isolation and manage infected persons. …”
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“We will not atikuloot our future!” by Helen Ufuoma Ugah

“…It deploys online comments generated from 20 posts in Nairaland and Sahara Reporters about the Nigerian 2019 general elections, and applies Martin/White’s (2005) Appraisal Theory to address Nigerians’ functional use of Nigerianness to embody their perceptions of the Nigerian socio-political dynamics. …”
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