        item: #1 of 62
          id: escjerps-2118
      author: Groupson-Paul, Okechukwu; Chinyere, Okechukwu Prisca
       title: THE FALLACY OF DIPLOMACY OF INTERVENTIONS IN AFRICAN CONFLICTS
        date: 2022
       words: 16017
      flesch: 54
     summary: There had been interventions in Africa conflicts in the real sense of intervention, but the moderality and phases of actions is what portrayed the intentions of actors as a hocus-pocus fallacy. This regime includes the set of actors, national, international, UN agencies, government and humanitarian groups; which are widely recognized and shared key characteristics across Africa conflict zones in the name of humanitarian intervention agencies (ibid).
    keywords: africa; aid; arms; arms trade; conflict; crisis; food; food aid; genocide; government; groups; interest; international; intervention; people; power; rebels; region; role; rwanda; sierra; soldiers; state; sudan; trade; victims; war; weapons
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          id: escjerps-2119
      author: CHIBUIKE, VICTORIA C.; CHIBUIKE, PRECIOUS C.; UKWUEZE, FRANCISCA N.
       title: POST COVID-19 EDUCATION CRISIS AND THE NEED TO SUSTAIN BLENDED LEARNING FOR BETTER PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN ENUGU STATE
        date: 2022
       words: 4181
      flesch: 47
     summary: The findings of no significance difference indicated that Business Educators and Law lecturers in Enugu State had no significant difference in their opinion on blended learning skills. Findings of the study indicate that Blended Learning skills strategies were found needed by Business Educators and Law Lecturers to sustain better pedagogical practices in public universities in Enugu State.
    keywords: business educators; enugu; enugu state; law lecturers; learning; practices; universities
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        item: #3 of 62
          id: escjerps-2120
      author: CHINONSO, OWO EMMANUEL
       title: ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION: A PROSPECT TO SOLVING UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM AMONG NIGERIAN YOUTHS
        date: 2022
       words: 3993
      flesch: 41
     summary: This study therefore examines the role of entrepreneurship education in solving the problem of unemployment among Nigerian youth. The study sought to examine the problem and causes of unemployment in Nigeria, the concept of Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship education and its importance to Nigerian youths, as well as the prospects of entrepreneurship development in reducing unemployment in Nigeria.
    keywords: business; development; education; entrepreneurship; job; nigeria; skills; unemployment; youth
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        item: #4 of 62
          id: escjerps-2121
      author: OSONDU, EZE HYACINTH
       title: PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS COURES
        date: 2022
       words: 2056
      flesch: 55
     summary: This is probably why educationists search for better Teaching and learning of Science and Mathematics seen unending and sometimes circular. To increase better teaching and learning of science and mathematics courses, educators and training educators and the society should view psychological aspects of teaching and learning as a disturbing issue, and seek for ways of assisting, instead of criticizing and condemning the process outright.
    keywords: learning; science; students; teachers; teaching
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        item: #5 of 62
          id: escjerps-2122
      author: EMORDI, AMAKA THERESA ORIAKU
       title: NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE GENDER GAP IN NIGERIA, LESSONS FROM THE MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE
        date: 2022
       words: 6604
      flesch: 43
     summary: 64 | P a g e Scientists such as David Apter (1986), on the political system and history of democracy; Seymour Lipset (1959), maintained that economic development leads to social changes which tend to lead to democracy. The theory looks at which aspects of countries are beneficial and which constitute obstacles to economic development.
    keywords: countries; country; development; development plan; economy; government; growth; malaysia; national; nigeria; plan; smes; theory; women
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        item: #6 of 62
          id: escjerps-2123
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; ARUA, CHRISTOPHER CHUKWU; ADEDEJI, AYODEJI O.
       title: RESOURCES CONFLICTS AND GOVERNANCE: THE NIGERIAN DAUNTING CHALLENGE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
        date: 2022
       words: 9962
      flesch: 49
     summary: Natural Resources, Conflict, Governance, Human capital Development, Mono-economy INTRODUCTION Globally, natural resources conflict is as old as mankind. The above theories are combined in the course of this inquiries even though they are examined separately, while the link establishing them plays a complementary role in the research investigation towards bringing the events and activities in the Niger Delta to the fore on the issue of natural resources conflicts.
    keywords: conflict; control; country; delta; economy; federalism; governance; government; niger delta; nigeria; oil; people; region; resources; resources conflict; state; system; war
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        item: #7 of 62
          id: escjerps-2124
      author: OSONDU, EZE HYACINTH; ONAH, FESTUS C
       title: SELF-CONCEPT, A DETERMINANT TO SUCCESS IN MATHEMATICS ACHIEVEMENT AMONG RURAL IN NKANU EAST LGA, ENUGU STATE NIGERIAN
        date: 2022
       words: 2865
      flesch: 57
     summary: Some others view 100 | P a g e it as domain-specific evaluations of self. However, in the context of this study, self-concept is defined as the way an individual thinks, feels, acts values and evaluates self in relation to achievement in Mathematics, It is upon this backdrop that this research studies the self-concept as a determinant to student's achievement in mathematics in Nkanu East Local Government Area of Enugu State Nigeria.
    keywords: achievement; concept; determine; mathematics; self; success
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        item: #8 of 62
          id: escjerps-2125
      author: ONYAM, Ijeoma Dora; CHUKWU, Ebele Georgina
       title: OPTIMIZING DIGITAL LITERACY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
        date: 2022
       words: 4069
      flesch: 35
     summary: Inadequate access to computer and internet connectivity could undermine digital literacy and sustainable development in Nigeria. Based on this, the paper made some recommendations including: the Federal and State Governments in Nigeria should show seriousness in addressing the infrastructural problems impeding digital literacy and sustainable development in Nigeria; Federal and State Governments in Nigeria should partner with the private sector in ensuring that the necessary infrastructures that will facilitate digital literacy and sustainable development are provided; the private sector should assist public libraries with ICT facilities that will enable them acquire ICT literacy skills and enhance digital literacy for sustainable development in Nigeria.
    keywords: access; development; digital; information; internet; libraries; literacy; nigeria
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        item: #9 of 62
          id: escjerps-2126
      author: ONU, THERESA CHINYERE
       title: TREND AND PATTERN OF FAST FOOD CONSUMPTION AMONG STUDENTS OF ENUGU STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL), ENUGU
        date: 2022
       words: 3059
      flesch: 62
     summary: This work designed to examine the various reasons why students indulge in the consumption of fast food and determine the perception of students on the health implications of consuming fast foods regularly. The paper recommended that - Students need to cut down on the increasing consumption on fast food and imbibe the habit of preparing food on their own. - Students should be enlighten on the side effect and health problems associated with the frequent and regular consumption of fast foods as indicated by Ojo (2003), in order to live healthily 125 | P a g e References Adeniyi.
    keywords: consumption; food; health; home; junk; people; students
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        item: #10 of 62
          id: escjerps-2127
      author: ONWUKWE, SETH NWACHUKWU; SETH, RACHEL NWACHUKWU
       title: THE GENERAL EXPLICATIONS OF THE NATURE OF POLITICAL PARTIES, ELECTORAL RULES AND PROSPECTS FOR DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA
        date: 2022
       words: 2863
      flesch: 37
     summary: We shall proceed by dividing this paper into four sections: section one is the introduction, the second is on political parties, party system and the democratic project, section three addresses the issue of electoral rules and the electoral process while section four conclude the paper. Political parties are essential features of the democratic arrangement.
    keywords: country; democracy; democratic; electoral; nigeria; party; political; system
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        item: #11 of 62
          id: escjerps-2128
      author: EZEH, P.S.E.; EZE, H.O
       title: COUNSELING AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR ENCOURAGING THE HANDICAPPED TO BENEFIT FROM EDUCATION IN REGULAR SCHOOLS
        date: 2022
       words: 2092
      flesch: 40
     summary: Handicapped students with their peculiar problems were catered for by special teachers an special schools. In a study Denga (1982a) found that the labels of stigma which fellow students, teachers, school administrators and the general public place on handicapped students serve as the basic source frustration, anger, negative self concept, low motivation, dependency, hostility to others and a source of futility among handicapped students.
    keywords: counseling; counselors; handicapped; schools; students
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        item: #12 of 62
          id: escjerps-2129
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; ARUA, CHRISTOPHER CHUKWU
       title: ETHNICITY AND THE NATIONAL QUESTION
        date: 2022
       words: 3927
      flesch: 50
     summary: Cohen (1994) defined ethnic group as an informal interest group whose members are distinct from the members of other ethnic groups within the larger society because they share kinship, religious and linguistic ties. Nnoli (1980) define ethic groups in the African context and assert that ethnic groups are social formations distinguished by the communal characters of the boundaries.
    keywords: country; development; ethnicity; groups; national; nigeria; politics; question; state
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        item: #13 of 62
          id: escjerps-2130
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; OKECHUKWU, PRISCA CHINYERE
       title: DEMOCRACY AND THE FEARED FACTORS THREATENING NIGERIAN NATION
        date: 2022
       words: 11694
      flesch: 46
     summary: It is imperatively, reasonable to argue that it is this distrusted and cyclical neglect and over-theorizing without food on the table of an average man that do much at times instigate people or even tribe or ethnic group or militants not only against each other but daring the national army to a battle as the MEND had consistently displayed their intention against the status quo. The Egbesu in their own saw their exploitation by both government and other ethnic groups as a dehumanization and share thieffry to the gifts of God to them.
    keywords: country; democracy; democratic; government; groups; military; militias; national; nigeria; people; polity; power; present; rights; society; state; system; threat; violence
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        item: #14 of 62
          id: escjerps-2131
      author: Ojeh, Augustine
       title: EFFECT OF INVESTING ACTIVITIES ON THE RETURN ON ASSETS OF OIL AND GAS FIRMS IN NIGERIA
        date: 2022
       words: 8094
      flesch: 32
     summary: = Return on equity served as a measure of firms performance (the dependent variable). Salawu (2009) employed secondary data from 50 non-financial quoted companies and Nigeria stock exchange fact books ranging from 1990 to 2004 to examine the impact of the capital structure on the entities profitability using ordinary least squares model, fixed effect model and random effect model statistical analysis approach and found out that profitability which is a measure of performance has a positive relationship with current debt and equity which served as an element of capital structure however inverse relationship exist with non-current therefore opined that Nigeria entities rely so much on external financing, therefore recommended that entities should implement an efficient and effective credit policy that will improve the performance and growth of this entities and managers of the entities should also be keen about the capital structure of the entity because it influences the performance.
    keywords: activities; capital; capital structure; equity; firms; investing; nigeria; oil; performance; plc; structure; study
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        item: #15 of 62
          id: escjerps-2132
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; CHUKWU, ARUA CHRISTOPHER
       title: ETHNICITY AND THE NATIONAL QUESTION
        date: 2022
       words: 3927
      flesch: 50
     summary: Cohen (1994) defined ethnic group as an informal interest group whose members are distinct from the members of other ethnic groups within the larger society because they share kinship, religious and linguistic ties. Nnoli (1980) define ethic groups in the African context and assert that ethnic groups are social formations distinguished by the communal characters of the boundaries.
    keywords: country; development; ethnicity; groups; national; nigeria; politics; question; state
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        item: #16 of 62
          id: escjerps-2133
      author: NWAJIAKU, NDIDIAMAKA DORATHY
       title: THE VALUE OF INFORMATION AND THE HUMAN RESOURCE FACTOR
        date: 2022
       words: 2682
      flesch: 57
     summary: (Imeremba 2015: Information is when data is organized in a meaningful farm, it becomes information, it could be an increase in knowledge obtained by the recipient, it is also facts learned about something/someone.(imeremba,2015:125-126). Information is not actually free since a user must pay for computer and internet access, information is worth paying for.
    keywords: decision; human; information; resource; time; value
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        item: #17 of 62
          id: escjerps-2134
      author: UGWOKE, MAGNUS CHINWE
       title: GOOD GOVERNANCE ACCOUNTABILITY IN NIGERIAN PUBLIC SERVICE: INTERROGATING THE ROLE OF INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES COMMISSION (ICPC) AND STATE CORRUPTION
        date: 2022
       words: 8930
      flesch: 41
     summary: In the light of the above, the paper examines the politics of the ICPC to highlight upon the oddities of public corruption with legislation under the Fourth Republic. lts section 3(1) established a commission to be known as the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (lCPC) otherwise known as Anti-corruption Law.
    keywords: accountability; act; administration; anti; commission; corruption; corruption law; good; governance; government; icpc; law; nigeria; person; practices; public; section; state
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        item: #18 of 62
          id: escjerps-2135
      author: Otu, Otu Akanu
       title: URBANIZATION AND INSECURITY IN AFRICA: ISSUES, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
        date: 2022
       words: 8741
      flesch: 41
     summary: Specifically, the study sought to: 1) ascertain the major functional elements of urbanization; 2) evaluate issues pertaining to insecurity in Africa; 3) ascertain the problems of urban insecurity in Africa; 4) estimate prospects to achieving urban security in relation to attainment of socio- economic development in Africa. These involve overpopulation, rapid structural change, unemployment, rural-urban migration, high social pressures and social injustices, politicizing security issues with respect to administration of urban areas, et cetera.
    keywords: africa; areas; cameroon; continent; development; economic; government; human; international; issues; national; nations; new; nigeria; people; security; state; study; urban; urbanization; world
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        item: #19 of 62
          id: escjerps-2136
      author: CHUKWU, EBELE GEORGINA
       title: USAGE OF ELECTRONIC INFORMATION RESOURCES AMONG UNDERGRADUATES IN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE IN NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY AWKA AND ENUGU STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL)
        date: 2022
       words: 3055
      flesch: 44
     summary: Abstract This study of use of electronic information resources among undergraduates of library and information science in Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (NAU) and Enugu State College of Education (Technical), Enugu (ESCET),. The major objectives of the study is to investigate the types of electronic information resources available in NAU and ESCET digital libraries, respectively; the means through which undergraduates become aware and make use of these electronic resources in digital libraries; the extent of undergraduates awareness of these electronic resources.
    keywords: enugu; information; library; resources; study; university; use
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          id: escjerps-2137
      author: MKPOZI, M.O.; EZE, H.O
       title: VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC STABILITY IN NIGERIA
        date: 2022
       words: 2455
      flesch: 41
     summary: The aims of technical education include training and imparting of necessary skills leading to the production of craftsmen, technicians, and other skilled personnel who will be enterprise and self-reliant. Okoro (1990) classified the aim of technical education into these three major objectives.
    keywords: education; employment; nigeria; self; skills; technical
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        item: #21 of 62
          id: escjerps-2138
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL
       title: COUNTING THE LOSSES: THE ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACT OF SALW PROLIFERATION, WHO GAINS WITH DISARMAMENT
        date: 2022
       words: 1815
      flesch: 46
     summary: Attempt is made to answer the following questions:  What are the impacts of SALW proliferation on National development?  What are the societal loses that have accrued from SALW proliferation?
    keywords: arms; development; nigeria; people; proliferation; salw
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        item: #22 of 62
          id: escjerps-2139
      author: OKAFOR, PETER OKECHUKWU; OKEY-OKAFOR, CYNTHIA NKIRU; ANYAOGU, JOY IFEYINWA
       title: VIRTUAL LIBRARY AS A VEHICLE FOR SURVIVAL OF EDUCATION IN A COVID-19 PRONE SOCIETY
        date: 2022
       words: 2510
      flesch: 42
     summary: The study examined the concept of virtual library and some benefits that could be enjoyed by libraries if implemented during this period of covid-19. The paper also discussed ways in which virtual libraries can provide more effective services to meet the information needs of the users in the covid-19 prone society Keywords: Virtual Library, Education, Covid-19 Introduction Library is a repository of stored knowledge.
    keywords: covid-19; information; libraries; library; services; users
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        item: #23 of 62
          id: escjerps-2140
      author: EMORDI, AMAKA THERESA ORIAKU
       title: THE PLACE OF WOMEN IN THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND THE POST COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN NIGERIA
        date: 2022
       words: 7215
      flesch: 49
     summary: Women were discovered to be distracted by a lot of factors which in reality affect both imputes and outputs of women in science and technology. Women are required women to accept androcentric political priorities and standards to become like men (Lisa 2003).
    keywords: fourth; gender; industrial; new; peace; production; revolution; science; society; technology; use; women; world
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        item: #24 of 62
          id: escjerps-2141
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; OKECHUKWU, IBIAM EGWU; ADEDEJI, AYODEJI O.; DOMINIC, ONYEJEGBU EMEKA; Madubuegwu, Chibuike Emmanuel; OKECHUKWU, PRISCA CHINYERE
       title: THE PSYCO – SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF HIV/AIDS TRANSMISSION IN NIGERIAN PRISON
        date: 2022
       words: 3460
      flesch: 51
     summary: There are psycho-social implications of HIV/AIDs Transmission in prison prisons in Nigeria. There is no association between gender and psycho-social implications of HIV/AIDs Transmission in prison prisons in Nigeria.
    keywords: aids; aids transmission; hiv; inmates; nigeria; prison; psycho; study; transmission
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        item: #25 of 62
          id: escjerps-2142
      author: Ibiam, Okechukwu Egwu
       title: THE MEDIA AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ISSUES FROM THE NIGERIAN NATIONAL QUESTION
        date: 2022
       words: 4554
      flesch: 44
     summary: Media practitioners were initially of the print media called the press before the emergence of other sectors and channels in the pursuit of the same noble task, hence we see both press and media as the same in this paper. On the international level, conflicts over press (media) freedom continued that in 1948, the United Nations General Assembly in adopting the universal declaration of human rights; enumerated the principle which held that; very one has the right to freedom of opinion and expression and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media, 105 | P a g e regardless of frontiers” (United Nations 1948 declarations.
    keywords: development; efforts; life; media; national; nigeria; people; press; role; society
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        item: #26 of 62
          id: escjerps-2143
      author: CHINONSO, OWO EMMANUEL
       title: INNOVATION STRATEGIES FOR CURBING EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE IN PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS IN NIGERIA
        date: 2022
       words: 3174
      flesch: 33
     summary: Describing the trend which examination malpractice has taken since the last decade, Arijesuyo 2010 observed that Examination malpractice had become a well-organized business in which supervisors/invigilators of examination subject teachers and even school authorities and their host communities have played prominent roles. This paper therefore examines the concept of examination malpractice, trends in examination malpractices in Nigeria, forms of examination malpractice and innovation strategies to curb examination malpractice in pubic examinations.
    keywords: candidates; education; examination; invigilators; malpractice; nigeria; school; students
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          id: escjerps-2144
      author: Ejim, Joy Nkiruka
       title: UTILIZATION OF COMPUTER DEVICE IN TEACHING BASIC DESIGN; A REFLECTIVE TEACHING PRACTICE APPROACH
        date: 2022
       words: 5435
      flesch: 47
     summary: To what extent do art teachers, effectively explored the use of computer device as an instructional material in teaching basic design through a reflective teaching practice approach? To what extent do art teachers, effectively explored the use of computer device as an instructional material in teaching basic design through a reflective teaching practice approach?
    keywords: computer; design; device; education; enugu; learning; practice; schools; students; teachers; teaching
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        item: #28 of 62
          id: escjerps-2145
      author: ONWUKWE, SETH NWACHUKWU; SETH, RACHEL NWACHUKWU
       title: THE MANAGEMENT OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA IN THE CONTEXT OF THE 1999 CONSTITUTION
        date: 2022
       words: 5630
      flesch: 36
     summary: Conclusion In this paper, an attempt has been made to look into the facets of theoretical framework of 1999 constitution and the implications to the management of university education in Nigeria. 136 | P a g e THE MANAGEMENT OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA IN THE CONTEXT OF THE 1999 CONSTITUTION By ONWUKWE SETH NWACHUKWU onwukwe70@gmail.com Personnel Department, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka And RACHEL NWACHUKWU SETH rachelonwukwe@gmail.com Hope Foundation School, Magbuoba Rivers State ABSTRACT This paper examine Nigerian’s 1999 Constitution provisions in relation to the management of University education and its implication for the country’s educational Management, the 1999 Constitution vis-à-vis education.
    keywords: constitution; development; education; federal; government; management; nigeria; research; state; university; university education
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        item: #29 of 62
          id: escjerps-2146
      author: Nnamdi, Ibe Peter; Okonkwo, Perpetua C.; Alor, Rose Amaka; Ifeoma, Onyekwelu
       title: AVAILABILITY AND USE OF LIBRARY RESOURCES IN SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NNEWI EDUCATION ZONE OF ANAMBRA STATE
        date: 2022
       words: 4057
      flesch: 54
     summary: Ibe (2014) stated that school library resources encompass both the materials and human resources such as books, newspaper, magazine stands, as well as personnel like librarians, library officers, assistants and other support staff. There is therefore need to maximize use of school library resources for attainment of the objectives for establishing them, otherwise it will be a colossal failure.
    keywords: libraries; library; resources; school; students; study; use
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          id: escjerps-2788
      author: Nwosumba, Victor Chijioke
       title: AFRICA AND RESOURCE CURSE DILEMMAS: LESSONS FOR NIGERIA IN THE 21ST CENTURY
        date: 2024
       words: 10391
      flesch: 47
     summary: First, they confirm that any type of natural resource (not only when they are many) is a source of foreign currency and welfare of state and citizen if well harnessed through the instrumentality of well- intended resource diplomacy. As frequently as the question about Africa's resource curse dilemmas and the way out is being asked, no answer has been sufficient because the challenge is still looming large especially when there are new discoveries of natural resources in some places in Africa where such were non-existing before.
    keywords: africa; countries; country; development; dilemmas; diplomacy; economic; gold; hydropower; iron; nigeria; oil; ore; people; petroleum; policy; resource; resource curse; resource diplomacy
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          id: escjerps-2789
      author: Eze, Hycinth Osondu; Chukwu, Ebele Georgina
       title: A STUDY OF SOME FACTORS IN THE STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS LIBRARY USAGE AND THEIR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS IN ENUGU STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL
        date: 2024
       words: 2032
      flesch: 57
     summary: Discussion: From the sample of attitude and the views of the students presented in this paper, it would appear that to a considerable extent, Nigerian students are influenced by parents, peers, and background in their attitude towards the use of libraries. It would not be any surprise that Nigerian students see use of libraries as a transition or an end to a process (studies in school).
    keywords: library; students; study; use
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          id: escjerps-2790
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; Adedeji, Ayodeji O.
       title: ARMS PROLIFERATION AND THE RISE OF INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA: A TREND OR A BAIT?
        date: 2024
       words: 13733
      flesch: 49
     summary: Abstract Nigeria, with the worst porous border in the Sub-Saharan Africa, for long, is a victim of nefarious crimes of small arms and light weapons trans-border trades leading to arms proliferation. The number of small arms and light weapons on the individual and group hands, outnumbered the arms in the armed forces and police armouries combined, armoured tanks excluded.
    keywords: arms; arms proliferation; bait; border; hypotheses; insurgency; light; nigeria; south; study; test; trend; weapons; zone; ×𝑇𝑂𝑇𝐴𝐿 𝑅𝑂𝑊; 𝑂𝑉𝐸𝑅𝐴𝐿𝐿 𝑇𝑂𝑇𝐴𝐿; 𝑅𝑂𝑊 𝑂𝑉𝐸𝑅𝐴𝐿𝐿; 𝑇𝑂𝑇𝐴𝐿 𝐶𝑂𝐿𝑈𝑀𝑁
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          id: escjerps-2791
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; Ukeje, Ikechukwu Ogeze; Okechukwu, Prisca Chinyere
       title: ISSUES AND TRENDS IN AFRICAN CONFLICTS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SPREAD OF HIV/AIDS IN RWANDAN AND SIERRA LEONEAN CRISES
        date: 2024
       words: 8223
      flesch: 54
     summary: Methods We conducted historical survey of African conflicts with special interest in Rwanda and Sierra Leone through a combination of content analysis, descriptive and comparative approaches. Toward this end, African conflicts and the catalysis of war; the negative trends in African conflicts; HIV/AIDS as weapons of war of exterminations of the victims; the problems and effects in Rwanda and Sierra Leone; the scourge of the spread in Africa conflicts and the new idea (rape as a weapon) of war and the general implications among others were examined.
    keywords: african; aids; conflicts; girls; hiv; leone; new; okechukwu; rape; rwanda; sierra; sierra leone; spread; victims; violence; war; women
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        item: #34 of 62
          id: escjerps-2792
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL
       title: INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY AND THE POLITICS OF MANAGING RWANDAN CRISIS: LESSON FOR DEVELOPING STATES
        date: 2024
       words: 9780
      flesch: 56
     summary: In the same vein, Richard (1999:10) asserts that small states diplomacy is particularly affected by developments which are determined beyond their border against the fact that diplomacy is the main vehicle by which small states are able to ensure that their goals are addressed in the global arena. Accepting this assertion, Dallaire (2003) still went ahead to query the great powers; saying, should we agree that the previous cooperative nature of small states diplomacy has been eroded by the heated competition in an increasingly globalised world, thereby making vulnerable states like Rwanda to be abandoned and betrayed in the days of the war/genocide in her domain or should we accept the exacerbated differences amongst small states as a reason for not attending to the Rwandan crisis?
    keywords: conflict; crisis; diplomacy; interest; international; new; policy; politics; power; research; rwanda; states; states diplomacy; system; world
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        item: #35 of 62
          id: escjerps-2793
      author: CHUKWU, EBELE GEORGINA; Nonye, Ijere Carlyster
       title: EFFECT OF ETHNO BASED INSTRUCTIONAL APPROACH ON STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
        date: 2024
       words: 4162
      flesch: 50
     summary: It is against this background that this study intends to determine the effect of ethnocomputing teaching materials on student achievement in computer science. For the ethnocomputing method (experimental group), a total of 160 (80) males and 80 females SSI computer science students were used, while the lecture method comprised of 157 (77 males and 80 females) computer science students.
    keywords: achievement; computer; effect; mean; method; science; scores; students; teaching
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        item: #36 of 62
          id: escjerps-2795
      author: Adedeji, Ayodeji O.; Otu, Otu Akanu
       title: FROM CONVENTIONAL TO UNCONVENTIONAL MECHANISM: THE PUBLIC DILEMMA OF KIDNAPPING BUSINESS IN THE SOUTH-EAST AND SOUTH-SOUTH REGIONS OF NIGERIA
        date: 2024
       words: 11026
      flesch: 35
     summary: It is also believed that the placement of curse on perpetrators of kidnapping activities and their collaborators would be seriously dealt with by the gods, and also affects those who aid and abate kidnapping business in their lands Sponsors of kidnapping activities are financially privileged to lure the unemployed youths into kidnapping business because they are socially disadvantaged (Nnam, McPherson, 2014:72).
    keywords: business; communities; government; journal; kidnappers; kidnapping; kidnapping activities; kidnapping business; mechanism; nigeria; otu; police; public; security; south; south nigeria; state; study; unconventional
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        item: #37 of 62
          id: escjerps-2796
      author: Ejim, Joy Nkiruka; Georgina, Chukwu Ebele; Onuora, Anthonia
       title: UTILIZATION OF COMPUTER DEVICE IN TEACHING BASIC DESIGN: A REFLECTIVE TEACHING PRACTICE APPROACH
        date: 2024
       words: 5782
      flesch: 46
     summary: Analysis, revealed that 35% of Art teachers can effectively utilize computer device as an instructional material for teaching basic design in Junior Secondary Schools. To what extent do art teachers, effectively explored the use of computer device as an instructional material in teaching basic design through a reflective teaching practice approach?
    keywords: approach; computer; design; device; education; enugu; practice; schools; students; teachers; teaching
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        item: #38 of 62
          id: escjerps-2797
      author: Okolie, Aloysuis-Michaels; Prince, Ohiaegbu Chiemezue; Okechukwu, Groupson-Paul UC
       title: GLOBAL SECURITY CHALLENGES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: AN ANALYSIS OF CLIMATE-CHANGE-AS-A- NEW SECURITY-THREAT PARADIGM
        date: 2024
       words: 11986
      flesch: 42
     summary: The following observations emerged from the analysis :(1) following the aftermath of the Cold War and changing menus and priorities of world politics ,the subject matter and foci on security discourse ,security undergone both a “broadening” and a “deepening” as well as a revisioning which significantly led to socially and environmentally reconstitution of human security; (2) the main challenge to security narrative for managing current climate variability still remains how to link economic security with environmental sustainability in a non-dematerializing global economy,(3) the underlying assumptions of mainstream “eco- efficiency” approach to development under the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is neo-liberalism , at best the merger of environment and economics in decision making masquerading as multilateral mitigation and adaptive measures (MMAMs),and therefore, cannot serve the cause of sustainable human security; finally (4) the search for new paradigms for security must take cognizance of the cascading consequences of existential threat from climate change that do not lend themselves to military response and are capable of producing “deadly pandemics and other natural disasters” with WMD-like effects . Keywords: Africa, Sustainable development, nuclearisation, climate change, new threat paradigm; human insecurity, ecological footprint, Human security.
    keywords: africa; analysis; climate change; countries; developing; development; environment; food; global; international; level; nations; nigeria; ohiaegbu; paradigm; people; policy; research; rise; security; security challenges; state; studies; threat; water; world
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        item: #39 of 62
          id: escjerps-2798
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; Arua, Christopher Chukwu
       title: GLOBALIZATION AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
        date: 2024
       words: 5867
      flesch: 42
     summary: The negative impact of globalization on Africa development is analyzed using the dependency theory framework. Against the background of the heavy foreign debts and deteriorating economic performance, Africa countries were pressured by multilateral financial organizations, commercial banks and donors’ countries to accept intervention by international financial institutions; World Bank, IMF and the likes (Ghai, 1991).
    keywords: africa; countries; development; economy; globalization; international; issn; new; policies; policy; trade; underdevelopment; world
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        item: #40 of 62
          id: escjerps-2799
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL
       title: OIL POLITICS AND WAR IN LIBYA: ARMING OF REBELS AND THE NEW PHASE OF NEO DEMOCRACY EVALUATED
        date: 2024
       words: 16164
      flesch: 56
     summary: The BBC doesn’t help with its naïve and gullible reports, it seems to think that post – Gadhafi Libya would be like Islington or Hampstead, very wrong. Of course, it always helps if they join to get a couple of billion in oil reserves knocking about, which makes the whole friendship thing a bit more cynical to understand that they could defile the NATO bombing to gather to deliberate on Libya oil and how it must be harnessed to solving their own problems (economic recessions) and not that of the purported crying Libyans as portrayed by the western press that Gadhafi had depraved (Reed, 2011:5-6).
    keywords: african; arming; arms; conspiracy; crisis; democracy; gadhafi; libya; nato; neo; new; oil; oil politics; okechukwu; people; politics; press; rebels; states; theory; time; united; war; west; world
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          id: escjerps-2800
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; Agboola, Olugbenga Abiodun
       title: MIDDLE EAST CRISIS: RE-ASSERTIVE NATIONALISM OR WAR
        date: 2024
       words: 8948
      flesch: 52
     summary: Why have the Sunni people felt that their nationalism is as important as to determine and dictating for the rest of Middle East States? Against this prevailing contradictions, Pipes (1987), further argued that since there is no Arab nation yet that the people of Middle East may have an intention to be one but that does not mean that it is already in existence; that the Arabs might have the intent of integrating into a much larger entity comprising all the Arab nations but it is 289 | P a g e Middle East Crisis:
    keywords: arab; conflict; course; interest; isis; islamic; middle east; nationalism; new; people; region; states; sunni; terrorism; war; western; world
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        item: #42 of 62
          id: escjerps-2801
      author: Akwara, Azalahu Francis; Akpan, Nse Etim; Ibiam, Egwu Okechukwu; Arua, Christopher
       title: THE CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS OF UNITED NATIONS PEACE- KEEPING MISSIONS IN AFRICA- A FOCUS ON SUDAN
        date: 2024
       words: 10616
      flesch: 45
     summary: In recent times, the number of UN peacekeeping operation has witnessed unprecedented sharp rise beyond the expectation of actors in the international system including the UN itself. The misappropriation of the allowances of troops serving under the UN mandate by their commanding officers is another obstacle to UN peacekeeping operations in Africa.
    keywords: africa; challenges; conflict; international; members; military; missions; nations peace; operations; peacekeeping; peacekeeping operations; security; states; sudan; united nations; war; world
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        item: #43 of 62
          id: escjerps-2802
      author: Akwara, Azalahu Francis; Ezirim, Gerald E; Udaw, Joseph E; Akwara, Ngozi F
       title: THE ROLE OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL GROUPS IN THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS: A CASE STUDY OF THE ECONOMIC COMMUNITY OF WEST AFRICAN STATES (ECOWAS) (1982-2002)
        date: 2024
       words: 7959
      flesch: 48
     summary: If the West African sub region has multinationals with solid asset bases, the ECOWAS should have been of great asset to them in competing globally with those of other sub regions. Finally, the ECOWAS has not been able to influence investment by nationals of the sub-region in other regions because of the absence of multinationals of West African origin.
    keywords: african; economic; ecowas; globalization; globalization process; integration; nations; process; region; states; sub; trade; west
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        item: #44 of 62
          id: escjerps-2803
      author: Eze, Hycinth Osondu; Chukwu, Ebele Georgina; Onah, Festus C.
       title: THE USE OF ELECTRONIC AIDS, AND ITS INFLUENCE ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACHIEVEMENT IN ENUGU STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL) ENUGU
        date: 2024
       words: 2262
      flesch: 56
     summary: This study equally found that the use of electronic teaching aids does not enhance English Language achievement. HO2: Electronic teaching aids have significant influence on English language achievement.
    keywords: achievement; aids; english; enugu; language
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        item: #45 of 62
          id: escjerps-2804
      author: CHUKWU, EBELE GEORGINA
       title: USE OF AUDIO AIDS IN TEACHING AND LEARNING CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS
        date: 2024
       words: 3294
      flesch: 46
     summary: Audio-visual aids: audio-visual aids are those materials which involve both the audible land vision senses and provide update information they include television programs, multimedia packages, computer programs etc. Audio-visual materials are those centre materials that do not solely depend on reading to convey information or knowledge.
    keywords: aids; audio; equipment; information; learning; materials; resources; use
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          id: escjerps-2805
      author: Nwosumba, Victor Chijioke
       title: ECONOMIC COMMUNITY OF WEST AFRICAN STATES AT FORTY-FIVE: A FOOL AT FORTY-FIVE A FOOL FOREVER?
        date: 2024
       words: 8086
      flesch: 45
     summary: Thus, the bureaucrats and technocrats who helped to chart the course of regional integration in West Africa from 363 | P a g e Economic Community of West African States at Forty-Five: A Fool at Forty-Five a Fool Forever? Following this new West African consciousness, the early “West African” African leaders and followers of the Aborigine Rights Protection Society, National Congress for British West Arica and inter-territorialists in the former Africque Occidental Francaise disappeared from political influence and power in West Africa (Hodgkin and Schachter, 1960; Ofoegbu, 1980).
    keywords: african; community; economic; ecowas; fact; fool; integration; movement; national; nigeria; people; regional; states; theory; west
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        item: #47 of 62
          id: escjerps-2806
      author: Eze, Hycinth Osondu
       title: EFFECTIVE PROMOTION OF LEARNING IN CLASSROOM
        date: 2024
       words: 1250
      flesch: 59
     summary: Abstract The issue of promoting learning has caused a lot of concern for students, teachers and the society in general in Nigeria. The paper concluded by arguing that teachers can promote learning if students are allowed to fully participate in the teaching and learning endeavour.
    keywords: learning; objectives; teachers
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        item: #48 of 62
          id: escjerps-2807
      author: Akwara, Azalahu Francis; Udaw, Joseph E; Onimawo, Jane
       title: NATIONAL IDENTITY, INTEGRATION AND QUESTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AND STABLE DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA
        date: 2024
       words: 8632
      flesch: 44
     summary: This has conditioned the use of military expeditions in ethnic nationalities where the crises could not be controlled through any other means in the country. It also amalgamated ethnic nationalities into un-integrated nation-states where the search for lost ethnic identity and integration started all over again after independence.
    keywords: country; governance; government; groups; identity; integration; nationalities; nigeria; people; question; security; sense; state
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        item: #49 of 62
          id: escjerps-2808
      author: Ibiam, Okechukwu Egwu; Akwara, Francis A.; Udeuhele, Godwin I.; Okechukwu, Groupson P; Arua, Christopher C.; Agha, Emmanuel O.; Ibiam, Joy U. Egwu.
       title: CHILD LABOUR FOR FAMILY POVERTY ALLEVIATION: A DEBACLE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NIGERIAN CHILD: ‘LESSONS FROM RURAL COMMUNITIES OF EBONYI STATE’
        date: 2024
       words: 10667
      flesch: 34
     summary: Common efforts at advocacies and mass education of the rural dwellers about the ills of child labours have remained a tall order, beyond the lame policies enacted by government and the international jamborees on child labour attended by Nigerian rulers. There is also a great need for social mobilization, re-socialization, re- orientation and value re-positioning aimed at building the capacities of the children impacted by child labours, their parents and critical take holders about the need for collective efforts aimed at discouraging child labour in our societies.
    keywords: alleviation; child; child labour; children; communities; development; ebonyi; ebonyi state; families; family; family poverty; ibiam; nigeria; population; poverty; poverty alleviation; practices; research; state
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        item: #50 of 62
          id: escjerps-2809
      author: Eze, Hycinth Osondu
       title: ADJUSTMENT STRATEGIES FOR NEW STUDENTS
        date: 2024
       words: 1340
      flesch: 53
     summary: Introduction There is the general awareness of problems (adjustment) of new students and the implications for the growth and development of such students. 45 | P a g e Adjustment Strategies for New Students Hyacinth O. Eze ADJUSTMENT STRATEGIES FOR NEW STUDENTS HYACINTH O. EZE Abstract
    keywords: adjustment; guidance; school; students
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        item: #51 of 62
          id: escjerps-2810
      author: CHUKWU, EBELE GEORGINA; Dauda, Bashir Abdlrasheed
       title: AUDIO-VISUAL RESOURCES AVAILABILITY AND USE FOR LIBRARY SERVICES IN ENUGU STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL), ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA
        date: 2024
       words: 3765
      flesch: 49
     summary: Factors hindering the effective use of audio-visual resources in teacher education institutions, No Content SA A SD D 1 There is inadequate funding of Audio-visual resources. The gains in audio-visual resources in the teaching/learning processes must be consolidated.
    keywords: education; enugu; library; materials; research; resources; state; use
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        item: #52 of 62
          id: escjerps-2811
      author: Ibiam, Okechukwu Egwu; Itumo, Anthony
       title: A RENTIER STATE AND THE PREDATORY ELITE: THE DILEMMA OF NIGERIANS
        date: 2024
       words: 5147
      flesch: 46
     summary: Thus we see states of societies in Africa existing under definite system of either a dictatorship or selective democracy subject to the specific interests of the dominant elite. As much as there are ranges of states which can be defined in terms of the way they affect development among its citizens, the Nigerian state is a peculiar one.
    keywords: citizens; class; development; dilemma; elite; interests; nigerian; people; predatory; society; state; wealth
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        item: #53 of 62
          id: escjerps-2812
      author: Ibiam, Okechukwu Egwu
       title: THE DOMINANT CLASS AND THE STATE IN NIGERIA: A CONFEDERACY OF PROFLIGACY
        date: 2024
       words: 4928
      flesch: 38
     summary: This call goes out to the inteligencia, academics, the media, civil and human rights organization, non- governmental and faith based organization (NGO and FBO) as well as labour unions and individuals towards fostering a strong civil society dedicated to liberating the Nigerian state from the shackles of dominant class bondage. Ake furthers that while no one denies the existence of localized traditional classes of citizens in pre- colonial Nigerian communities, the dimension of the alliance between any of such classes with the traditional state institutions was nothing compared the contemporary order.
    keywords: class; confederacy; dominant; exploiter; nigeria; nigerians; people; profligacy; society; state; wealth
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        item: #54 of 62
          id: escjerps-2813
      author: Nwosumba, Victor Chijioke
       title: AN EXTRAPOLATION STUDY ON THE POLITICS OF FOOD AID IN AFRICA IN VIEW OF THE DANGER IT PORTENDS FOR THE INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS' HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY: A SPECIAL FOCUS ON NORTHEAST NIGERIA
        date: 2024
       words: 9200
      flesch: 52
     summary: 81 | P a g e An Extrapolation Study on the Politics of Food Aid in Africa in View of the Danger it Portends for the Internally Displaced Persons' Household Food Security: A Special Focus on Northeast Nigeria Victor Chijioke Nwosumba AN EXTRAPOLATION STUDY ON THE POLITICS OF FOOD AID IN AFRICA IN VIEW OF THE DANGER IT PORTENDS FOR THE INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS' HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY: A SPECIAL FOCUS ON NORTHEAST NIGERIA Victor Chijioke Nwosumba PhD. Department of Political Science Federal University Ndufu-Alike, Ikwo, Ebonyi State Email:vcnwosumba@gmail.com; victor.nwosumba.funai.edu.ng To cushion the effects of these challenges, food aid seems to be an expedient option.
    keywords: access; africa; aid; countries; danger; food; food aid; food security; household; household food; idps; nigeria; northeast; people; persons; politics; security; world
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        item: #55 of 62
          id: escjerps-2814
      author: Akwara, Azalahu Francis; Akwara, Ngozi Francis; Udaw, Joseph; Odekina, Felicia
       title: BUSINESS AND ITS ENVIRONMENTS: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES DURING POLITICAL TRANSITION PERIODS IN SUB-SAHARA AFRICA
        date: 2024
       words: 6379
      flesch: 46
     summary: Because of the stringent conditions attached to the formation and registration of political parties, and ethnoreligious diversities of the countries, it becomes imperative that the services of business enterprises would be required for the parties to be successful. There is also the need to know if small scale businesses need to be quoted in any of their nations’ stock exchanges for trading purposes or not.
    keywords: business; country; enterprises; environments; opportunities; parties; party; politics; scale; scale business; scale enterprises; society; state; transition
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        item: #56 of 62
          id: escjerps-2815
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; Offu, Peter
       title: CONTENTS AND APPLICATIONS OF CITIZENS DIPLOMACY AND TRANSFORMATION AGENDA: A CONTEMPORARY DISCOURSE
        date: 2024
       words: 9105
      flesch: 45
     summary: PhD peteroffu@gmail.com Federal University Ndufu Alike Ikwo(FUNAI), Abakaliki – Ebonyi State, NIGERIA INTRODUCTION Citizen diplomacy, which is one among the several types of diplomacy, stands out as people based and oriented. Thus, Fuller (1970), one of the key pioneer of the concept, argued that citizen diplomacy is a grassroots initiative, geared towards promoting peace and development.
    keywords: agenda; applications; citizen diplomacy; citizens; contemporary; contents; countries; country; foreign; government; nigeria; people; policy; programmes; relations; transformation; transformation agenda; world
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        item: #57 of 62
          id: escjerps-2816
      author: Ugwuozor, Samuel; Chibuike, E Madubuegwu; Agudiegwu, Ogbonna Moses; Okechukwu, Groupson-Paul; Onyejegbu, Emeka Dominic
       title: ELECTIONS AND CRISIS OF ACCOUNTABILITY IN NIGERIA GOVERNANCE: A CAUSAL ANALYSIS
        date: 2024
       words: 6922
      flesch: 39
     summary: From this indication, it is pertinent to establish the theoretical relevance of election process and accountability in the analysis of structures and roles. To this extent, the failure of governance in Nigeria is the failure of structures of Nigeria political system.
    keywords: accountability; analysis; elections; governance; government; national; nigeria; process; public; state; structures; system; vol
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        item: #58 of 62
          id: escjerps-2817
      author: Akwara, Azalahu Francis; Biu, Iliyasu M; Abutu, Grace; Okwelume, Rose
       title: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOURISM AND HOSPITALITYINDUSTRY IN NIGERIA
        date: 2024
       words: 5070
      flesch: 43
     summary: Key words: tourism; tourism destination; tourism system; motivation; human resource, management INTRODUCTION The movement and discovery of new places and people known in a simple form as tourism has become a major factor in the world economic development. Despite the security challenges, the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) (2008) noted the gigantic progress in world’s tourism as it contributes about 10.3% of world gross domestic product; with an annual turnover of about $87 billion (US); and that the world travel and tourism industry supports about 234 million jobs which is about 8.7% of total world employment.
    keywords: development; hospitality; industry; management; manpower; needs; nigeria; resource; sector; tourism; tourism industry
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        item: #59 of 62
          id: escjerps-2819
      author: Akwara, Azalahu Francis; Udaw, Joseph Effiong; Ezirim, Gerald E
       title: THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND RAIL TRANSPORT DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: A CRITICAL REVIEW
        date: 2024
       words: 4560
      flesch: 40
     summary: As aptly recommended by Huzzayyin (2005), sustainable transport development within the context of developing countries must meet the requirements of inexpensiveness, simplicity, durability, self-support, accessibility, cleanness and social acceptability. Rather, the MDG document generically admonishes countries to integrate the principle of sustainable development in their policies and programmes; and reverse the loss of environmental resources.
    keywords: countries; development; goals; mdgs; millennium; nigeria; policy; rail; sector; transport; transportation
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        item: #60 of 62
          id: escjerps-2820
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL; Otu, Akanu Otu
       title: NIGERIA 2015 GENERAL ELECTIONS: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
        date: 2024
       words: 6545
      flesch: 50
     summary: Electoral falsification and rigging had been a British product just to favour one ethnic group as Nigeria political quagmire is also a British product. ICG 2007, Nigeria: failed elections, failing state”.
    keywords: bigotry; challenges; democratic; election; ethnicity; government; identity; issues; masses; nigeria; otu; people; politics; tribalism
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        item: #61 of 62
          id: escjerps-2821
      author: OKECHUKWU, GROUPSON-PAUL
       title: THE POLITICS OF GAS FLARING IN NIGERIA NIGER-DELTA AND THE NEGATING CONTOURS: THE BASIS OF THE LOOMING CRISIS
        date: 2024
       words: 11438
      flesch: 48
     summary: A political intrigue that played itself against the cry and protest of the people of the communities on the hazardous effects of flared gas was seen in the proposed legislation on the menace of gas flaring, since the investigation above has identified artificial factors as the cause of flared gas in the region. Premised on this thrown up issues, this study shall examine the theoretical basis of this study, the historical over of Niger-Delta, the logic of the investigation, the effects of gas flaring on the followings: the environment, water, farm crops, infrastructures, aqua- lives and forestry among others.
    keywords: air; communities; community; degradation; effects; environment; exploration; gas flaring; government; health; human; niger delta; nigeria; nigeria niger; oil; people; pollution; region; resources; state; study; water
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        item: #62 of 62
          id: escjerps-2823
      author: Eze, Hycinth Osondu
       title: SEX DIFFERENCES IN DISCIPLINE AS A CONTROL MEASURE IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
        date: 2024
       words: 1455
      flesch: 59
     summary: But .the subjects showed significant difference in their attitude to caution as a discipline control measure -(see table I ) . Very often, many school teachers become victims of discipline and embarrassment.
    keywords: control; discipline; school
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