Marie C. Obasi Ph.DDepartment of Mass Communication, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, Nigeria.Email: macwudo@gmail.com Abstract This study, Portrayal of Religious and Cultural Values for Political Harmony in Selected AfricanFilms, explores the
Nwagbo ObiNational Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO) Training SchoolNo. 5 Archbishop Kawas, Jikwoyi, Abuja-FCT, NigeriaEmail: nwagbo2001@gmail.com Abstract The intersection of cinema and Catholic theology has long been a terrain of
Marie C. Obasi1, Eric Msughter Aondover2, Luke Emehiele Ijezie3& Perpetua Ogechi Aondover41,2,4 Department of Mass Communication, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, Nigeria3 Department of Biblical Theology, Catholic Institute of West Africa,
OvundaIhunwo, PhDDepartment of Theatre and Film StudiesUniversity of Port Harcourt Abstract This paper explores the potential of film as a medium for moral education and spiritualtransformation, particularly in countering the
Ihuoma Okorie.Department of Theatre and Performing ArtsBayero University, Kanooihuoma.tpa@buk.edu.ng08066124122 Abstract Social media has become a powerful tool for religious organizations to propagate their doctrinesand connect with followers. This paper examines
Bashiru Akande Lasisi PhDUniversity of Ibadan, Nigeria08033884648 Abstract Cultural harmony is essential for peaceful coexistence among diverse socio-cultural groups.While the role of religious films in promoting intercultural harmony has been
