Volume 4, Issue 1 (2023)
Published: 29th Apr, 2023ISSN: 2708-7050 (Online)
Publisher: Kampala International University (KIU)
Contents
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROJECT BENEFITS AND SUSTAINABILITY OF ACTIVITIES: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SELECTED DONOR-FUNDED AGRICULTURE-RELATED PROJECTS IN TANZANIA.
Jeremiah V. Mkomagi, Athman K. Ahmad, Devotha B. Mosha [ Pages: 1-23 ]AN ASSESSMENT OF RELIGION'S ROLE IN MITIGATING SUICIDE AMONG TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS’ STUDENTS IN DELTA STATE OF NIGERIA.
Anthony A. Uviekovo [ Pages: 24-43 ]INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND ITS COMMUNICATION: A HEALTH PERSPECTIVE.
Nofisat, S.A., AbdulWahab, A.A, Sadiq, B.O. [ Pages: 44-54 ]AUTOMATED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM AND EXTERNAL AUDIT FEES: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA.
Amos Olusola Akinola, Adebayo Olagunju [ Pages: 55-81 ]OVERVIEW OF THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSING THE QUALITY OF CURRICULUM IN TEACHING ISLAMIC STUDIES IN NIGERIA SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
Torpev Terver Francis, Nasir Danzaria, Adamu Dalhat Rabi [ Pages: 82-89 ]FIRM VALUE AND ITS CHARACTERISTICS: EVIDENCE FROM LISTED HEALTHCARE ENTERPRISES IN NIGERIA.
Hakeem Tomi Saliu, Dare Joseph Enimola, Nurudeen Yakubu Zakariya [ Pages: 90-109 ]A MORPHO-SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF SOME NIGERIAN INTERNET-BASED SLANGS.
Richard Oliseyenum Maledo, Helen Oghenetega Edobor [ Pages: 110-126 ]THE MORPHOLOGY AND EFFECT OF SMS/SOCIAL MEDIA HABITUATION ON THE SPELLING PATTERNS OF SOME SECONDARY STUDENTS IN DELTA STATE, NIGERIA.
Emmanuel Ogheneakpobor Emama [ Pages: 127-138 ]CHALLENGES, SOLUTIONS, AND PROSPECTS OF COLLECTING DATA OFFLINE AND ONLINE IN SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES.
Nwokike Eunice, Nwokike Obinna A, Nwaodu Nnamdi [ Pages: 139-151 ]PERCEIVED HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS’ POWER SOURCES, SUBJECTIVE PROFESSIONAL DISTANCE AND WORK-RELATED COMPLIANCE AMONG PRIVATE AND PUBLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURERS IN NIGERIA..
Essien, Ekong Akpan [ Pages: 152-171 ]THE ASYMMETRY OF SHOCKS IN CRUDE OIL PRICE IN NIGERIA.
Akarara, Ebierinyo Ayebaemi , Baker Esther Oyeintari [ Pages: 172-183 ]A MORAL EVALUATION OF PAST MILITARY COUPS AND PRESENT CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA.
Peter. O. O. Ottuh, John A. Onimhawo [ Pages: 184-200 ]NOT VIABLE, YET DESIRABLE? THE POLITICS OF STATE CREATION IN NIGERIA.
Aihie, Joseph O, Okojie, Theophilus A. [ Pages: 201-222 ]THE NEW RELIGIONS AND THEIR HUMAN RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
Mark Omorovie Ikeke [ Pages: 223-235 ]YOUTHS’ PARTICIPATION IN AGROBUSINESS IN ONDO STATE.
Anifowose, Oladotun Larry , Olomola, Margaret Abidemi , Adeosun, A.O [ Pages: 236-258 ]REVISITING THE RESOURCE CURSE IN NIGERIA: THE CASE OF NIGER DELTA.
Williams Okpebenyo, Onoh Chizoba Chuzzy, Cornell Chijioke Onwubuya, Anthony Igwe [ Pages: 259-276 ]AN ANALYSIS OF ‘(PRE)PARADOS’, ‘MILEURISTA’, ‘NI-NI’ AS USED TO DESCRIBE THE YOUNG UNEMPLOYED IN SPAIN.
Purity Ada Uchechukwu [ Pages: 277-289 ]AN EXAMINATION OF BEHAVIORAL MOVEMENT AND ITS RELEVANCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: ISSUES AND PROSPECTS.
Matthew Funsho Bello , Keneth Mela [ Pages: 290-309 ]EFFECT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT ON EMPLOYEES' PERFORMANCE AT FORESTRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF NIGERIA.
JOSHUA, Deji Abiodun , OLLA Babarinde Victor [ Pages: 310-321 ]INFLUENCE OF LEADERSHIP APPROACHES ON WORKFORCE PERFORMANCE AT FORESTRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF NIGERIA.
JOSHUA, Deji Abiodun [ Pages: 322-330 ]POLITICAL DIGITAL ADVERTISING: IMPLICATIONS AND WAY FORWARD FOR NIGERIA'S 2023 GENERAL ELECTIONS.
Egbulefu, Chamberlain Chinsom, Emeke Precious Nwaoboli [ Pages: 331-349 ]FINANCIAL REPORT AND STOCK VOLATILITY IN NIGERIA.
Akinyede, Oyinlola Morounfoluwa [ Pages: 350-359 ]A COMPARATIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS OF USER-GENERATED CONTENT IN REACTION TO NAYERA ASHRAF’S REVENGE KILLING IN EGYPT ON TIKTOK AND FACEBOOK”.
Elie Safi, Tala Chahal, Jad Merhi, Elie El Zouki, Lucina Zaki [ Pages: 360-386 ]View all Issues