Dr. Omoruyi Josephine Obiajulu

Dr. JOSEPHINE OBIAJULUOMORUYI   is a lecturer in the Department of Mass Communication, at Igbinedion University Okada. Her Research Interest is in Information Management in Conflict, several scholarly articles have been written for her credit in pursuance of this interest which began while she was in the service of the federal government of Nigeria.

Dr. Josephine began her study of Mass Communication very early in the School of Journalism and proceeded to the University of Lagos where she obtained a diploma, a bachelor’s degree, and a master’s in mass communication. In order to be vast in her research interests, she undertook another study in International Relations and obtained a master’s and Ph. D in international relations and strategic studies.

Also known as the WISEWOMAN, as she nurtures, promotes, encourages worthy womanhood, total and excellent girl child education with her publications all over the globe. She is a senior lecturer with the department of Mass Communication and publisher of the Wisewoman world Magazine. Her Research Interest is in Information Management and development communication, several scholarly articles have been written for her credit in pursuance of this interest which began while she was in service of the federal government of Nigeria for eighteen years.

She has done several research works on gender-based violence, abusive relationship and development of women. She has also featured as research assistant and co-investigator on externally funded research projects on THEMIS project on evaluating gender equity and equality in the English language teacher’s curriculum, ICT policies and learning materials in Botswana, Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa. MERLIN project on minimum academic standards and the English language curriculum in Nigerian Universities: benchmarking, implementation and evaluation, Africa-UNINET project addressing, sexual harassment on Campus and on advancing the rights and reintegration of IDPs in Nigeria, Uganda and Ethiopia: Focus on women and children. 

College of Arts and Social Science / Mass Communication

• Media and Communication Studies
• Gender Studies