• ‘My social network, my choice’: User gratification factors influencing choice of online social network sites among teenagers 

  Sikolia, Geoffrey; Mberia, Hellen; Bigambo, Okumu (International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, 2015-03)

  Teenagers are considered the most prolific users of social network sites (SNSs), where they spend a considerable amount of time. The growth of these online communities has skyrocketed with familiar examples being Facebook, ...
• The role of social interpersonal communication on abortion decision making: A review of literature 

  Wahome, Mercy; Mberia, Hellen; Sikolia, Geoffrey (International Journal of Health, Medicine and Nursing Practice, 2017)

  Purpose: The objective of the study was to role of social interpersonal communication on abortion decision making. Methodology: This study used a Desk top review. The analysis was largely based on literature review from ...
• Effect of adequacy of information resources on user satisfaction at Pwani University library 

  Wanyonyi, S; Odin, C; Sikolia, Geoffrey (The Strategic Journal of Business and Management, 2018-09-12)

  This study aimed at investigating the Effect of adequacy of information resources on user satisfaction at Pwani University library. The research design employed in this study was mixed methods. The key informants for the ...
• Determinants of Social Network Site Preferences for Accessing Reproductive Health Information among University Students in Nairobi 

  Macharia, Nancy; Kinoti, Hellen; Sikolia, Geoffrey (International Journal of Media, Journalism and Mass Communications (IJMJMC), 2018)

  In Kenya, the youth represent 35% of the total population. The youth have been found to be very sexually active and experimental. For these youth to navigate this stage successfully there is a need to ensure they have ...
• ‘LAST SEEN NOW’: Explaining teenage identities and social capital on social network sites in Kenya 

  Sikolia, Geoffrey; Mberia, Hellen (Journal of Development and Communication Studies, 2019-01)

  This article sought to address the gap in empirical research related to personal identity and social capital as gratification factors motivating teenage engagement on Social Network Sites (SNSs) in Kenya. We employed a ...

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