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Dr. Joseph Agofure Idogho

Reader / Associate Professor | Teaching Staff

Faculty of Arts · Department of Theatre Arts

Specialization (Applied Drama / Theatre and Film / Media Studies) Mass Comm.: Film Studies, Development Communication, Broadcast Media; Media Studies and Media Theory and Criticism

Office: Theatre Arts Complex ,Department of Theatre and Media Arts FUOYE

Phone: 08060596423

Email: joseph.idogho@fuoye.edu.ng

Biography

Dr. Joseph Agofure Idogho, (an Associate Professor) is a prominent Nigerian academic, researcher, and lecturer in the Department of Theatre and Media Arts at the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), Ekiti State, Nigeria, since 2012 till date. Joseph Agofure Idogho was born on the 7th June 1984 to the family of Mr and Mrs Ejirorotevu Solomon Idogho of the Akpoteya's Family of Ekreravwe Agbarho, in today's Delta State Nigeria. I was born at Okitipupa, in today Okitipupa LGA of Ondo State, I started my early Primary School education at Crowther Memorial Primary School, Onitsha, Anambra State in the Mid to late 90s and completed my secondary school education at Orhoakpo secondary school Orhoakpo (2002) in Ethiope East LGA of Delta State, Nigeria. I hold a B.A (Hons) in Theatre Arts, (with Second Class Upper Division, (2007)), M.A Theatre and Mass Communication (with Distinction, (2012)) PGDE - Postgraduate Diploma in Education (with Distinction, (2011)) from University of Benin, Benin City, Edo State respectively. I also hold a Diploma Certificate in Film Making (2011) from the prestigious New York Film Academy, New York, USA: and a PhD in Theatre and Film Studies, (2017) from Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State. My area of expertise spans, Media Studies, Development Communication, Broadcasting, drama, African storytelling, and the intersection of indigenous arts with modern education

Research Interests

(Applied Drama / Theatre and Film / Media Studies)
Mass Comm.: Film Studies, Development Communication, Broadcast Media; Media Studies and Media Theory and Criticism

Qualifications

Selected Publications

  1. Unchanging Theatre Artistic Integrity Versus Economic Sustainability in the Digital Age: The Paradigm Shifts in Theatre Patronage Pattern
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    (Accepted in) Orerokpe Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (OJHSS) Maiden Edition (2026)
  2. Digitizing African Indigenous Performance, The Orhoakpo Omua Festial in Perspective: Challenges and Prospects
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    (Accepted in) Abraka Humanities Review (2026)
  3. Integrating African Folktales into School Curricula: Creative Dramatics for Cultural Transmission and Indigenous Knowledge Preservation
    Authors: IDOGHO, J. Agofure; and Blessing OBOLI
    (Accepted in)in African Journal of Religion, Philosophy and Culture (AJRPC). Publication of Adonis and Abbey Publishers Ltd, London. Vol 7, No. 4, December 2026 Edition, (2026)
  4. IDOGHO, J. Agofure; and Hannah M. AKPODIETE, (PhD) “Reviving Nigerian Culture and Moral Values in the Internet Age: Nollywood Films as Panacea”
    Authors: IDOGHO, J. Agofure; and Hannah M. AKPODIETE, (PhD)
    (Accepted) in Journal of African Films and Diaspora Studies (JAFDIS). Publication of Adonis and Abbey Publishers Ltd, London. December 2026 Edition. (Indexed in SCOPUS Platform). (Acceptance Letter) (2026)
  5. “Indigenous Aesthetics and Cultural Resistance in Sam Ukala’s Akpakaland and The Slave Wife”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and OSSAI-ULOKU Chinaza Fidelis,
    African Identities. Publication of Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, London, January 2026 Edition, Online Version (Pages 1-13). (2026)
  6. “Reconstructing and Repositioning Society for Patriotism and Nationalism through Historical Drama: Bakare Ojo Rasaki’s Selected Plays in Perspective,”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure, OSSAI-ULOKU Chinaza Fidelis; Nsikan Bassey ASUQUO, Onyinye Chris ANEKE, and Adedayo Michael HAASTRUP,
    Journal of African Languages and Literary Studies (JoALLS). Publication of Adonis and Abbey Publishers Ltd, London. Volume 7, No. 1, March 2026 Edition, Online Version (Pages 255-271). (2026)
  7. Theatre, Corruption Management and the Propagation of African Traditional Justice System: An Appraisal of Selected Play-texts”
    Authors: IDOGHO, J. Agofure, Hannah M. AKPODIETE, and Nsikan B. ASUQUO (Mr)
    African Journal of Law and Justice System (AJLJS). Publication of Adonis and Abbey Publishers Ltd, London. Volume 5, No. 1, April 2026 Edition, Online Version (Pages 39-55). (2026)
  8. Religion, Drama and Social Harmony: Exploring the Theatrical Elements in Urhobo’s Igbe Religion Sect
    Authors: IDOGHO, J. Agofure, Hannah M. AKPODIETE, and Obinna J. IROEGBU
    African Journal of Religion, Philosophy and Culture (AJRPC). Publication of Adonis and Abbey Publishers Ltd, London. Vol 7, No. 2, June 2026 Edition, Online Version (Pages 161- 177). (2026)
  9. “Redefining African Leadership Ethos for Effective Governance in the 21st Century: Protest Drama / Theatre in Focus”
    Authors: IDOGHO, J. Agofure, Hannah M. AKPODIETE, Toyin A. FERANMI-OJO (Mrs) and Joseph I. IKPONMWONBA (Mr.)
    African Renaissance (AR), London. Volume 23, No, 2 June Edition, Online Version (Pages 431- 447) . Publication of Adonis and Abbey Publishers Ltd, (2026)
  10. “Role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Promoting Gender-Responsive Journalism in Delta State”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and Toju P. Egbi,
    FUOtuoke OFURUMA: Journal of the Humanities, Vol. 5, nos. 1 & 2, (Pp. 12-22) Domicile in the Faculty of Humanities Federal University, Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Online Version (2025)
  11. “Controlling as an Essential Tool in Theatre Performance Management: A Key to Successful Theatre Business”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    IMPRESSARIO: International Journal of Cultural Administration and Theatre Management, Published by the Association of Nigerian Theatre Managers Cultural Administrators, Vol. 2, No, 1 June 2025 (2025)
  12. “Decolonizing Africans of Western Civilizations and Values through Participatory Drama: The Osemwende Secondary School, Benin City Experience”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and Onyinye Chris ANEKE
    EJOLLS: Ekpoma Journal of Languages and Literary Studies. Vol. 14, No. 1 and 2, (2025)
  13. “Impact of Strategic Communication on Political Leadership in Delta State: A Case Study of the 2023 Gubernatorial Election”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure, Toju P. Egbi, Emeke Precious Nwaoboli and Hannah Modupe Akpodiete,
    Journal of African Films and Diaspora Studies (JAFDIS). Volume 8, Number 2, June 2025 (pp 111 – 127) (2025)
  14. “Managing Costume in Nollywood Productions for Efficiency: A Theoretical Review of the 21st Century Professional Costumier’s Role”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure, Hannah Modupe AKPODIETE, Onyinye Chris ANEKE and Joseph Idara IKPOMWONSA
    Journal of African Films and Diaspora Studies (JAFDIS). Volume 8, Number 3, September (pp 27 – 44) (2025)
  15. “Decolonizing Africans of Western Hegemony and Imperialism: A Reflection on Ahmed Yerima’s Historical Drama Attahiru and The Trials of Oba Ovonramwen”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure, Hannah Modupe AKPODIETE, Toyin Abigail FERANMI-OJO; Isaac Terkimbi GONDO and Timi Hadiza KAYODE,
    Journal of African Languages and Literary Studies (JoALLS). Volume 6, Number 2, August 2025 (pp 95 – 122) (2025)
  16. : “Revitalizing African Indigenous Storytelling in Education: The Unity School, Agbarho Experience”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and Onyinye Chris ANEKE
    International Journal of Current Research in the Humanities (IJCRH), domicile in the Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Arts, College of Humanities and Legal Studies, University of Cape Coast, Ghana. No. 28, Vol.1, 2024 (Pp. 501 - 514) (2024)
  17. “An Analysis of the Prevailing Research Paradigms in Theatre Arts Studies: A Critical Review”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure (PhD) and Osuya OBIANENUE (PhD)
    International Journal of Humanitatis Theoreticus, “Int’l Journal Published in Cameroon by Dept of English, Faculty of Arts, University of Yaounde 1, Cameroon” Vol. 7, Issue 1. May, 2023 (Pp. 158 -173) Print and Online Version (2023)
  18. Alex Asigbo’s War of the Tin Gods and Aristophanes’ Frog: a Textual Analysis and Comparison
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and Asuquo Bassey Nsikan
    EJOLLS: Ekpoma Journal of Languages and Literary Studies. Vol. 13, No. 1 and 2, April (267 – 281) (2022.)
  19. "The Post Covid-19 Pandemic Era and the New Trends in Children Theatre Practices: The Creative Hands Academy Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State Experiments”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and BAKARE, Lilian Eguriase (Mrs)
    (SONTA) Nigeria Theatre Journal. Vol. 21, 2022 (2022)
  20. “Drama in Education and Multimedia Technology in Early Childhood Language Curriculum: The University Staff School (USS) Benin City, Edo State Experiments”
    Authors: . IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and OLUBOBUN, Oladapo
    International Journal of Current Research in the Humanities (IJCRH), domicile in the Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Arts, College of Humanities and Legal Studies, University of Cape Coast, Ghana. NO. 26, Vol.1, 2022 (Pp. 196 - 210). P-I (2022)
  21. “Literary Theories and Drama / Literary Criticism: The Interface in Practice”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure (PhD) and DIAKPOMRERE, Vincent (PhD)
    International Journal of Humanitatis Theoreticus, “Int’l Journal Published by Dept of English, Faculty of Arts, University of Yaounde 1, Cameroon” Volume 5, Issues 1, May 2021 (Pp. 240 -253) Print and Online Version ISSN: 2714-2418. (2021)
  22. “African Ancestral Veneration for Societal Control and Stability: Clark-Bekederemo’s Three Plays and The Urhobo’s Culture in Perspective”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    The Quint: An Interdisciplinary Quarterly From the North, Canada, domicile in the Faculty of Arts, Business and Science at the University of the North Canada Volume 13, 2, (March 2021) (Pgs 177 -194) (ISSN 1920-1028) (2021)
  23. : “Drama/Theatre as tools for Critical Pedagogy and Development Communication: Appraisal of Freire’s and Boal’s Praxis”.
    Authors: ADESEYE Olufemi Bifatife and IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    The Quint: An Interdisciplinary Quarterly From the North, Canada, domicile in the Faculty of Arts, Business and Science at the University of the North Canada. Volume 13, 4, (September 2021) (Pgs 481 - 503) (ISSN 1920-1028) (2021)
  24. “Issues and Content in Africa Drama: A Diagnostic Study of African Dramatic Content of Agbarho’s Ibi Festival
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure (PhD) and Osuya OBIANENUE (PhD)
    Ikoro: Journal of Contemporary African Studies, UNN, (2020)
  25. “Teaching Emotional Intelligence through Drama: a Report of the UNIBEN Consultancy Primary II Pupils Project”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure (PhD) and Osuya OBIANENUE (PhD)
    Gender and Behaviour Ife.Vol. 18 (2), June 2020, (Pp.15707 – 15718); (ISSN-1596-9231). (2020)
  26. “Drama and Gender Power Relation in African Societies: The 21st Century Paradigm Shift”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and Bifatife Olufemi Adeseye
    Gender and Behaviour Ife.Volume 17 (4), December 2019, (Pp.14401 – 14412); (ISSN 1596-9231) (2019)
  27. “Man and Environment: Critical Discourse on J.P. Clark- Bekederemo’s The Raft and J.M. Synges’ Riders to the Sea”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Emesealu, E. and Mbachaga J. D. (Eds) Studies in Ecocriticism. Makurdi: Book Work Publishers. 2018, (163-181). (2018)
  28. “Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in The Sun; The African-Diasporas Identity Search, Racism and De-Segregation Dialectics”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Wetmore, J. Kevin (Jr.) (Ed.) Representing African in the Motherland and the Diaspora. Cambridge, US: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2018. (Pp. 19-30). (2018)
  29. “Integrating African Indigenous Folklores into Drama-in-Education Pedagogy for Cultural Development and Transmission in Nigeria Primary School Curriculum”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    International Journal of Integrative Humanism Ghana; is a publication of the Department of Classics and Philosophy, University of Cape Coast, Ghana. Vol. 10 No. 1, November 2018. (106-115). (2018)
  30. Towards Understanding Drama, Culture and the African Man: A Dramatic Exploration of the Urhobos’ Burial-Rites”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    IISTE: Research on Humanities and Social Sciences Journal, Vol. 5, No. 19, 2015, (pp. 68-74) Print and Online (2015)
  31. “Drama/Theatre in Education and Theatre as an Academic Discipline: A Question of Nomenclature, Techniques and Effects”,
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Africa Research Review; an International Journal of Arts and Humanities, Ethiopia, Vol. 2(3), No. 7. Print and Online Version (Pages 228- 248). (2013)
  32. “The Nigeria Value System Collapse and the Challenges of the Media Social Responsibility Delivery”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure, and OSSAI-ULOKU Chinaza Fidelis
    Chukwuma Anyanwu and Aghogho Lucky Imiti (Eds.) Theatre Media & The Law: A Tripod Unity of their Merger in Elo Ibagere. Ibadan: BwrightIntegrated Publishers Ltd. (61-76). ((2025))
  33. Rethinking African Inclusivism-Pedagogy for Human Capital Development in the 21st Century: A Comparative Study of A.T.E and D.I.E”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure (PhD) and DIAKPOMRERE, Vincent (PhD)
    LIWURAM Journal of Humanity, A Journal of Faculty of Arts UNIMAID, Maiduguri, Vol. 22 No. 1. (pp 415-427): (ISSN 0189-8388) ((2021))
  34. “Learning through Drama /Theatre and the Neurophysiological Analysis of Mirror Neuron System in Focus”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure; OBIANENUE, Osuya and KAYODE, Timi Hadiza
    (JOTAF) Jos Journal of Theatre Arts and Film; UNIJOS Dept of Theatre & Film Studies ((2021))
  35. “Nigerian Ivory Tower and the Human Development Dilemma: Bakare Ojo Rasaki’s Once Upon A Tower as a Paradigm",
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and IKEM Peace Awele
    UNIBEN Cross Current, Journal, in the Department of Theatre Arts, Faculty of Arts, UNIBEN Vol. 3, No. 1, June, 2022, (Pp. 60 - 73): (ISSN: 2814 - 2837) ((2021))
  36. "Factional Insurgency; Causes and Panacea in Bakare Ojo Rasaki’s Drums of War and Rogbodiyan",
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and OBIANENUE, Osuya
    Tributaries, Niger Delta University Journal of Theatre and Media Studies (NUJTMS); No.1. Vol. 2, March, 2021. (113-133). ((2021))
  37. “Drama-in-Education and Counter Terrorism: Empowering the Nigerian Secondary School Students on Conflicts Management through Forum-Theatre Programmes”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and OBIANENUE, Osuya
    in UNIBEN Cross Current Journal UBCJ, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 2020; (49 – 63): (ISSN 2814-2837). ((2020))
  38. “Towards the best Practices in Teaching and Learning Theatre, Media and Mass Communication Courses: Field Trips as the Panacea”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    BJES: Benin Journal of Educational Studies, in The Institute of Education (UNIBEN), Nigeria. Vol. 23, Nos. 1&2, (95-110) ((2019))
  39. “Music in Early-Childhood Education and Whole Child Development: Kindergarten Teachers Perception in Oye LGA, Ekiti State”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    The Crab Journal; A Journal of the Department of Theatre and Films Studies UNIPORT, Vol. 15. June, 2019 (Pp 195 – 213) ((2019))
  40. “Canon Formations as Tool in fostering Entrepreneurship in Theatre and Performing Arts Training”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    MUKABALA Journal of Performing Arts and Culture ABU Zaria, Vol. 4, No 1, September 2019. ISSN 1596-8998, (Pp. 142 -154) ((2019))
  41. “Drama and Electoral Malpractices in Nigeria: A Study of Ola Rotimi’s IF... and Jerry Alagboso’s The First Lady”,
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    ALARINJO: A Journal of the Department of Theatre and Media Arts FUOYE, Vol. 3, No.1; (130 -155) ((2019))
  42. “Interactive Theatre for Community Conflict Resolution and Transformation: The Oye-Ekiti Forum Theatre Workshop in Perspective
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    EJOTMAS: Ekpoma Journal of Theatre and Media Arts, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Vol. 7, No. 1- 2, 2019 (Pp.34 -49); (Print ISSN- 2006-1838). ((2019))
  43. “Classroom Drama for Civic Education: A Case Study of Oye-Egbo High School Experience”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and KAYODE, Timi Hadiza
    The Performers: A Journal of the Department of Performing Arts, UNILORIN, Vol. 21, & 22; (124 – 133). ((2019 & 2020):)
  44. “The Interplay of Religious cum Culture In Traditional African Marriage Values And Its Socio-Cultural Implications: The Dramatists Perspectives”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure (PhD) and OBIANENUE Osuya (PhD)
    Benin Journal of Religions and Society; A Publication of The Department of Religions, Faculty of Arts UNIBEN, Vol. 1 No. 2; (Pp 90 -108). ((2018))
  45. "Theatre for Attitudinal Change and Human Empowerment: The Fuoye / Imojo-Ekiti Experience"
    Authors: BAKARE, Lilian Eguriase (Mrs) and IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    BANCHI Nasarawa Journal of Department the Theatre and Media Arts, Nasarawa State University, Keffi.. Vol. 5, No. 1 February, 2018. (246-262). ((2018))
  46. “Training the Drama-Educator on Educational Drama for the 21st Century Teaching and Learning”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    CAJOLIS: Calabar Journal of Liberal Studies, An Interdisciplinary Journal of Faculty of Arts, UNICAL. Vol. 20 No. 1, April 2018. (376 – 391) ((2018))
  47. “Historical-Drama and Society, the Factual and the Artistic Ingenious: Appraisal of Femi Osofisan’s Women of Owu”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    International Journal of Integrative Humanism Ghana; is a publication of the Department of Classics and Philosophy, University of Cape Coast, Ghana. Vol. 9 No. 1, June 2018. ((2018))
  48. “Teaching English as Second Language through Drama for Effective Communication Skills: A Pragmatic Perspective”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Journal of English Language Teaching and Linguistics, 3(3), December 2018 (Pp.259-273). ((2018))
  49. “Reviving Contemporary Theatre Practice through Theatre Criticism”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    AMA Journal of Theatre and Cultural Studies, of The Dept of Theatre Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Vol. 12, No. 1. Print and Online Version (Pages 102- 126). ((2017):)
  50. “Improving Pupil’s Reading and Oratory Skills in Nigeria Schools through Reader’s Theatre: A Pragmatic Overview”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Journal of English Language Teachers Association of Nigeria (JELTAN), Vol. 7, (115-124). ((2017):)
  51. “Demystifying Arts and Theatre Criticism in the Academe: Awodiya’s Perspective on Femi Osofisan Works Paradigm”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Ugolo, C. Okwechime, O. & Akpore, N. (Eds) Cultural Rejuvenation, Theatre Management and Performance Aesthetics: A Festschrift in Honour of Prof. Muyiwa P. Awodiya . Benin City: Headmark Publishers, 2017, (Pp. 160-169). ((2017))
  52. “Puppet Theatre in Complementary Service to Child Education and Development: A Theoretical Overview”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    The Crab Journal; A Journal of the Department of Theatre and Films Studies UNIPORT, Vol. 12. June, 2017 (Pp 164 – 183). ((2017))
  53. “Dance Education as a Tool for Teaching Child’s Creativity and Democratic Values: a Theoretical Analysis”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Journal of Theatre and Media Studies (JOTAMS) University of Calabar, Vol. 2. No. 1, April, 2017, (Pp 239 – 254) ((2017))
  54. “Learning for Transformation: Empowering the Nigerian Child through Drama”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    EJOTMAS: Ekpoma Journal of Theatre and Media Arts, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma,Vol. 6, No. 1- 2, 2017 (Pp.187 -203) ((2017))
  55. . “Towards A Student-Centred Learning in Nigeria Schools: Drama-in- Education and Progressive Pedagogy”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Creative Artiste: A Journal of Theatre and Media Studies Dept of Theatre and Film Studies, UNIZIK, Vol. 10, No. 1 (pp. 38-65) Print and Online. ISSN: 2006-6910 ((2016))
  56. ” Reviving Values Education through Creative Drama in Nigeria Primary School Curriculum: for Sustainable Nation Development”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    New Frontiers, A Journal in The Humanities – A Publication of Dept of Theatre Arts UNIABUJA. Vol. 1, No. 1, 2016, (PP 72-87). ((2016))
  57. “Between Theory and Practice: A Performance Based Analysis of Theatre Management in Nigeria”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    In Makurdi Journal of Arts and Culture (MAJAC); domicile in the Department of Theatre Arts, Benue State University, Makurdi. Vol. 13, No 2, 2016, (PP 89 -110). ((2016))
  58. “Cultural Hybridization, Feminism and Social Change in Nollywood: an Analysis of Reloaded”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    (SONTA) Nigeria Theatre Journal. Vol. 16, 2016 (pp 49-64). ((2016))
  59. “Empowering Youngsters through Dance: Children’s Theatre and a Whole-Child Development”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Dance Journal of Nigeria; A publication of Dance Scholars and Practitioners of Nigeria. Vol. 2, No. 1, (pp. 266-294). ((2015):)
  60. “The Integration of Creative Drama in Mathematics Teaching and Learning: Effects and Learning Outcome”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    (JOTAF) Jos Journal of Theatre Arts and Film: domicile in the Department of Theatre and Film Studies, University of Jos. Vol. 1, No. 1, 2015 (pp 72-87). ((2015))
  61. “Breaking with the Nigeria Traditional Esl Curriculum: D-I-E and Learners’ Autonomy in English Language Teaching”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    UNIZIK Journal of Linguistics, Language and Culture. Vol. 2, No. 1, (Pp. 55- 61). ((2015))
  62. “Conflict Management and Resolution through Drama, a Pragmatic approach in a Multi-Ethnic Nigeria: Ojo Bakare’s Experiment in ADANMA”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Anambra State University Journal of Theatre Arts, Vol. 1 No. 1, (Pp 92-102). ((2015))
  63. “Drama in Education as a Veritable tool for Learners Autonomy: A Theoretical Framework”,
    Authors: . IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure and KAYODE, Timi Hadiza
    The Performer: A Journal of the Department of Performing Arts, UNILORIN, Vol. 17, & 18; (Pp.1 – 12). ((2015 & 2016))
  64. “The Dramatist and Nation Building in a Heterogeneous Society: Critical Appraisal of Ola Rotimi’s If…Tragedy of the Ruled”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    in Kanayo Nwadialor et al (Eds.) “The Humanities and Nation Building” Faculty of Arts NAU, Awka Publication, Awka: Fab Aneh Nig. Ltd, 2013; (pp: 276-295). ((2014))
  65. “Ola Rotimi, Creativity and the Nigeria Democratization Process: An Appraisal of Hopes of the Living Dead”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    (SONTA) Nigerian Theatre Journal, Vol. 14, No 2, (Pp 100 – 118). ((2014))
  66. “Teaching and Learning English Language as a Second Language through Drama: A Theoretical Perspective”
    Authors: .IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Journal of English Language Teachers Association of Nigeria (JELTAN). Vol. 4, (187-198). ((2014))
  67. “Reviving the Dance Art and Culture for National Development: The Opiri Dance of Urhobo as a Paradigm”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Dance Journal of Nigeria; A publication of Dance Scholars and Practitioners of Nigeria. Vol. 1 No 1, (pp. 266-294). ((2014))
  68. “Cultural Development and Gender Equality in Nollywood: The MDGS Perspective”
    Authors: Osuya OBIANENUE (PhD) and Joseph A. IDOGHO
    Tropical Issues: The International Journal Series on Tropical Issues. Vol. 14, No 2, 2013, (Pp. 55-61). ((2013))
  69. “Samuel Beckett Waiting For Godot; A Metaphorical Statement on the Futility of Human Existence”
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    IMSU Journal of Theatre Arts, Vol. 1, No. 2 (Pages 81- 102). ((2013))
  70. “Drama in Education for sustainable children development”,
    Authors: IDOGHO Joseph Agofure
    AMA Journal of Theatre and Cultural Studies, of The Dept of Theatre Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Vol. 8, No. 1. Print and Online Version (Pages 120- 132) ((2013))
  71. “Dimensions of Play in the 21st Century Pedagogy: Learning Imperative for the Nigerian Child” .
    Authors: IDOGHO, Joseph Agofure
    Ibadan Journal of Theatre Arts (IJOTA), University of Ibadan, Nos 7 & 8 (Pp 313-334) ((2012))

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