OGI OTOR JOHN.resume 2015
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Ogi Otor John is a 28-year-old lecturer at Benue State University. He holds an MSc in Mass Communication (Broadcasting) and a BSc in Mass Communication, both from Benue State University. He has over 10 years of experience in lecturing, radio and television production, and publishing journal articles and books in his field. His areas of expertise include communication skills, radio and television production, information and communication technologies, announcing, communication for development, and issues in broadcasting. His career objective is to work for an organization where he can utilize his skills and experience to help realize their goals and vision.
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Rural Infrastructure and Sustainable Development in Nigeria
OGI OTOR JOHN.resume 2015
- 1. OGI OTOR JOHN Address: C/O Department of Mass Communication, Benue State University, Makurdi Email: ogijohnliv@yahoo.com TEL: 07035592020 PERSONAL DATA Sex: Male Age: 28 years Date of birth: 23rd November 1986 Marital status: Single State of origin: Benue State INTITUTIONS ATTENDED AND QUALIFICATIONS ATTAINED Benue State University, Makurdi. M.Sc Mass Communication (Bias Broadcasting) Benue State University Makurdi. B.Sc Mass Communication (2nd ) Class Upper Division. Federal Government College Otobi. NECO/ WAEC Methodist Primary School Ohuhu-Owo. First School leaving Certificate (FSLC) EXPERIENCE ORGANISATIONS and RESPONSIBILITIES HANDLED Benue State University (2010-till date): Lecturing / Radio and Television Production. Courses Taught: Com 105: Basic Communication Skills Com 202: Radio and Television Production Com 212: Information and Communication Technologies Com 205: Announcing and Performance Com 305: Communication for Development Com 309: Radio and Television Programme Writing and Production Com 405: Issues In Broadcasting Com 414: Rural and Foreign Broadcasting.
- 2. Journal Articles Published African Council for Communication Education 2012: An Analysis of News Pictures via Social Media during the Makurdi Flood Disaster. Public Interest: Whose interest is it anyway? : A Search for Conceptual Clarification with special focus on Mass Media Social Responsibility 2013. Alfred Opubor Conference. Sub-theme: Community Media and New Media Technologies. Paper: Proposed Strategies for Funding Community Radio in Nigeria Assessing Propaganda Content in the Nigerian Media: Study of 2015 Presidential Campaigns. An Evaluation of Public Reaction via Social Media on the Use of the Card Reader (CR) Machine for Conducting 2015 Elections in Nigeria. An Analysis of News Pictures via Social Media during the 2015 Presidential Electioneering Campaign in Nigeria. Titles of Books Published (a) Communication: A Cross Cultural Perspective (b) Basic Techniques for Radio and Television Production (c.) Public Affairs Broadcasting Projects Topics Supervised An Assessment Of The Influence Of Violent Television Programmes On Teenagers In Makurdi Metropolis. An Evaluation of Employee Relations In Nigerian Railway Corporation In Motivation And Productivity In Makurdi Uses and Gratifications of Social Media among Undergraduates In Benue State University, Makurdi: An Evaluation. Reader’s perception of newspaper coverage on the abduction of Chibok schoolgirls in Borno State by readers and people in Makurdi, Benue State. An Assessment of the Utilization of Social Media during the 2014 Party Delegate Elections In Benue State. An Assessment of the Use of Radio in Eradication of Guinea Worm In Benue State: A Case Study Of Radio Benue. An Assessment of The Effectiveness Of Radio Theatre In Promoting Good Healthy Living Among Rural Communities In Benue State.
- 3. Utilization of Advertising In Creating Brand Preference Profit Maximization Amongst Small Scale Businesses In Makurdi Metropolis: An Assessment United Bank for Africa PLC: Relationship Manager (2009-2010) NYSC: Anti HIV/AIDS and Adolescent Reproductive Health Care Peer educator trainer on adolescent reproductive health and HIV/AIDS Prevention. (2009) Millennium Harvest limited, Internet monitoring for Publishers of financial standard (Lagos) (2008) trends in properties, Reporting property law, Real estate management report and cost of build- ing materials. INTEREST Research, Development Support Communication, Social Media activism, Music. . STRENGHTS Good communication skills, innovative, result oriented, commitment, tolerance, assertiveness, self-confidence, goal driven empowering thoughts, versatility, above average interpersonal communication, and ability to work as a team. COMPUTER SKILLS -Microsoft word -Microsoft excel -Microsoft power -Microsoft PowerPoint -Corel draw -Adobe Photoshop -Adobe PageMaker -Microsoft office publisher - Finacle CAREER OBJECTIVE To work in an organization with developmental objectives, where there will be maximum utilization of my personal and professional skills towards the realization of the organizations goal and vision.
- 4. REFEREES Prof. Ode Ojowu Pro- chancellor, Benue State University, Makurdi. Dr Michael A. Kombol Department of Mass Communication, Benue state University, Makurdi. 08068695906 Aye, Ayew Henshaw Manager, Cross River Broadcasting Corporation. Calabar. 08037134217