| 1 | Ikenna Onwuchekwe, Kingsley Uchenna Nwosu, Chinenye Martha Nwadike-Fasugba, Tochukwu Emmanuel Madu & Victor Kosisochukwu Onyeoziri. (2026, May), "Awareness towards Cyberbullying Laws among Active Social Media Youths in Southeast Nigeria.", African Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Policy Studies., Vol. 1, (Issue 1), pp 32–44 |
| 2 | Martha Chinenye Nwadike-Fasugba, Peter Chukwuma Ezeah & Clement Emeka Ikezue.. (2026, April), "Exploring the Prevalence, Patterns and Consequences of Female Criminality among Inmates in Correctional Centres in the South-South Region of Nigeria", Interdisciplinary Journal of African & Asian Studies (IJAAS), Vol. 12, (Issue 2), pp 1–10 |
| 3 | Chinenye Martha Nwadike-Fasugba. (2026, September), "From Trust to Technology: Gendered Pathways into Cyber and White-Collar Charges among Women in Custody in South-South Nigeria", Catalogue of Social Sciences Research (CSSR), Vol. 3, (Issue 1), pp 13–21 |
| 4 | Martha Chinenye Nwadike-Fasugba, Peter Chukwuma Ezeah & Clement Emeka Ikezue.. (2025, July), "Determinants and Consequences of Female Criminality in Nigeria.", Multidisciplinary Journal of Management and Social Sciences (MJMSS), pp pp. 91–98, E-ISSN: 3043-6419. |
| 5 | Nwadike-Fasugba Chinenye Martha, Nwosu Kingsley Uchenna. (2024, March), "Assessing the Perceive Role of Civil Society Organisations in Controlling Illicit Drug Proliferation in Southeast Nigeria", NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY AWKA JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY, Vol. 10, (Issue 1), pp 106-124 |
| 6 | Nwadike-Fasugba Chinenye Martha, Nwosu Kingsley Uchenna. (2023, November), "An assessment of economic strains of Covid-19 lockdown measures on family-owned businesses: the implications on domestic violence in Awka urban", INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF AFRICAN & ASIAN STUDIES (IJAAS), Vol. 9, (Issue 3), pp 134-145 |
| 7 | Nwadike-Fasugba Chinenye Martha, Ezeani Ezindu John. (2023, December), "Abstract Class Analysis in Disarray: Exploring The Relevance of Class in Understanding Group", INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF AFRICAN & ASIAN STUDIES (IJAAS), Vol. 9, (Issue 4), pp 7-16 |
| 8 | Chinenye Martha Nwadike-Fasugba. (2021, January), "Developing Accountable Security Institutions: Assessing The Roles Of The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) In Controlling The Trend Of Kidnapping In Anambra, Nigeria.", https://journals.aphriapub.com/index.php/IJHSI/article/view/1182, Vol. 6, (Issue 1), pp 64-84 |
| 9 | Nwadike-Fasugba, C.M. (2020, October), "Major Constraints Facing Nigeria Police Force In Controlling The Trend Of Kidnapping In Anambra State, Nigeria.", NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY AWKA JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY, Vol. 7, (Issue 1), pp 87-103 |
| 10 | Nwadike-Fasugba C.M., Nwankwo, O. D. et al. (2020, July), "NIGERIAN POLICE'S AGGRESSIVE TENDENCIES IN EASTERN NIGERIA (BIAFRA): ROLES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING, EMPATHY, AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ("BLACK LIVES MATTER" CAMPAIGN IMPLICATIONS)", Global Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Vol. 8, (Issue 7), pp 22-43 |
| 11 | Nwadike-Fasugba, C.M., Nwankwo, O. D., et al. (2020, March), "TERRORISM COGNITION AND VIOLENT EXTREMISM AS INFLUENCED BY CULTURAL ORIENTATION AND SOCIAL ANXIETY: A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY OF EASTERN AND NORTHERN NIGERIAN SAMPLES", International Journal of African Society, Cultures and Traditions, Vol. 8, (Issue 1), pp 38-73 |
