ijosar: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called ijosar.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Science; State; Students; Humanities; Development; Issn; Social; Respondents; Government; Education; Dans; December; Human; Health; People; Technology; Policy; Performance; Language; March; Gender; Market; Law; Rate; Violence; Quality; Materials; Children; Grain; Iaea; April; Ahụ; Deaf; Egungun; Audience

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• A Critique of Survival of the Fittest and the Human: a spiritual approach by Nicholson, Graham (2025) - ”33 In the Baha’i Faith, the philosophy that says that humans are incapable of looking beyond their own selfishness is rejected, to be replaced by a new, more spiritual approach to human society, one that advocates a new commitment to a much more principled, spiritually guided and less self-centred orientation in life. Thus if we are to achieve a just and peaceful global society and put an end to the wars and conflicts that plague the planet, it is argued that there has to be a new, uniting standard universally applied in human society. Keywords: approach; concept; critique; graham; human; nicholson; science; society; struggle; survival; volume; || issue; || july
• Socio-Economic Variables and Gambling Addiction among Juveniles in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria by *, Agba; Josephat O, Emeka; Ogaboh, A. O.; *, Ojong; E, Felix; Tersoo, Asongo (2020) - specifically, the study examined the relationship between parental care, financial strain, parental influence, peer pressure and gambling addiction among juveniles in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. In spite of the negative effects of gambling among juveniles in Nigeria, thegambling industry is considered to have a beneficial impact on the economy through employment and taxation, unfortunately, gambling addiction is increasingly evolving into a public health concern in Nigeria, especially among juveniles (Rataemane&Ligthelm, 2003). Keywords: addiction; calabar; gambling; gambling addiction; humanities; influence; journal; juveniles; nigeria; parents; peer; relationship; research; respondents; result; river; science; study
• The Place of Meteorology and Prophetism in Sustainable Development by IBIMILUA, Foyeke Omoboye; AKINWUMI, Olatunji Samuel (2021) - On daily basis people use weather forecasts to determine what to wear on a given day. Meteorologist through weather forecast help people to plan the kind of cloth to wear, when to travel and the kind of products to stock in supermarkets. Keywords: atmosphere; development; earth; forecasting; future; meteorology; prophecy; prophetism; research; science; weather
• Effect of Class Size on Academic Achievement of Chemistry Students in Ikere Local Government Area of Ekiti State, Nigeria by M. KENNI, Amoke (2021) - Several factors such as inadequate school building, population explosion, inadequate number of subject teachers, give rise to larger class sizes. Several factors such as inadequate school building, population explosion, inadequate number of subject teachers, give rise to larger class sizes. Keywords: academic; achievement; chemistry; class; class size; classes; classroom; education; journal; performance; research; school; science; students; teachers; test
• Motivation to Learn as Correlate of Students’ Academic Achievement in Chemistry in senior Secondary Schools in Ekiti State, Nigeria by BORIS, O. O. (2021) - According to the research results, the most important factors affecting student motivation are the fields of teacher, teachers’ classroom management skills and their teaching methods. A total of 155 first year biology and Chemistry students (95 first year Biology and 60 Chemistry students) taking Chemistry in the second semester of 2017/2018 at Dire University, Ethiopia, were involved in the study. Keywords: achievement; chemistry; journal; learning; motivation; performance; reinforcement; research; school; science; students; study
• Impact of Hands-On Activities on Students’ Academic Achievement in Science and Technical Education in College of Education, Ikere-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria by awodun, adebisi omotade; OSUNTUYI, Edward O. (2021) - The table indicates that there was a significant positive correlation between hands- on activities and classroom concentration of Science and Technical Education of College of Education students (r = 0.687, N = 100, p < 0.05). Hands-on activities influenced and catalysed knowledge retention of Science and Technical Education of College of Education students. Keywords: activities; college; education; hands; journal; learning; research; science; students
• Visual culture and militarization: A case of Kashmiri Women by Hassan, Bashrat (2019) - A Story that is presented in the form of visual images, as in painting and sculptures, the visual images do not disappear and is unlike the case of sounds (Brilliant, 1984). There has been no emphasis on the fact that how visual images of Kashmiri women actually emerge from misogynistic lens of Indian media, as such they have been problematically portrayed by Indian media and producing a commodified vision and version of Kashmir through the consistently demonic images of Kashmiri people. Keywords: case; culture; images; indian; issue; kashmir; media; militarization; rape; research; science; visual; volume; women
• L’INSTRUMENTALISATION ET L’INCIVISME DES DOZO DANS LE DEBAT POLITIQUE IVOIRIEN : DES OBSTACLES A LA SECURITE INTERIEURE, AU DIALOGUE POLITIQUE ET AU PROCESSUS DE LA RECONCILIATION NATIONALE (2002-2015) by Noël, DATRO Okobé; Digbeugby, Dr. BLEY Hyacinthe (2022) - Les milices-dozo, non seulement, sont intégrés dans l’appareil 11 Entretien du 29 juin 2021, 16h21-18h10 à Bouaké IJO- International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research ( ISSN 2811-2466 ) Volume 5 | Issue 08 | August 2022 | https://www.ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index 12 militaire administratif au plus haut niveau, mais,certains parmi eux constituent malheureusement encore des forces potentielles non démantelées qui menacent l’assainissement du débat politique national et la vie du pays. La Côte d’Ivoire fait d’ailleurs partie des pays ouest-africains où la circulation et la prolifération des armes légères en période post-crise (Berhezan, 2013). Keywords: actes; avec; ces; côte; dans; des; dozo; d’ivoire; forces; formation; humanities; ils; issn; issue; les; leur; mercenaires; militaire; nationale; nord; nous; ont; ouattara; par; pays; politique; populations; pour; pouvoir; qui; rebelles; research; science; social; sont; sur; sécurité; villages; volume; été
• REGARD SUR LE VIVRE ENSEMBLE DES RELIGIONS EN CÔTE D’IVOIRE : LA COHABITATION DES CATHOLIQUES ET DES MUSULMANS (1960-2011) by ADOUBI, Thierry Hugues (2022) - Ceci veut dire que, d’après les déclarations faites aux recenseurs, il y avait alors trois fois plus de musulmans dans le Sud de la Côte d’Ivoire que dans le Nord (T. Bassett, 2003, p. 18) Cette division imaginaire naît de l’interprétation de la guéguerre entre les principaux héritiers d’Houphouët : d’un côté Alassane Ouattara musulman et ressortissant du Nord, de l’autre côté, Konan Bédié, chrétien catholique appartenant au groupe akan dont la grande majorité est localisée dans le Sud. Les chiffres du Recensement Général de la Population et de l’Habitat (RGPH) Keywords: autres; aux; avec; catholique; ces; cette; chrétiens; cohabitation; comme; communautés; cultes; côte; côte d’ivoire; c’est; dans; des; deux; d’ivoire; ensemble; entre; entre les; est; groupes; issue; ivoirien; les; l’etat; musulmans; nous; ont; par; pas; pays; politique; pour; que; qui; religieux; religions; research; science; social; sont; sur; une; vivre
• Effects of Boko Haram Insurgency on the Socio-Economic activities in Nigeria by AYODELE, Margaret Olanireti (2022) - It was further revealed that Boko Haram insurgency affect the reduction in the level of students’ enrollment which negatively affect educational institutions in Nigeria, numerous staff and students were displaced and structures were destroyed and set ablaze while some educational institutions were forced to close due to incessant attack of Boko Haram sect which eventually culminate in poor student’s performance because learning was characterized by threat and many students were made to withdraw and staff relocated and academic exchanges in Nigerian universities virtually ceased. This study therefore, investigated the effects of Boko Haram insurgency on socio-economic activities in Nigeria. Keywords: activities; attacks; boko haram; country; education; government; group; haram insurgency; humanities; impact; insurgency; journal; nigeria; northern; people; research; science; sect; security; state; study; terrorism
• LES TAGBANA, UN SOUS-GROUPE SENOUFO DU NORD DE LA CÔTE D’IVOIRE, XIVe-XIXe SIECLES by BAMBA, Mamadou; Kiyali, KONE (2022) - Et cette chaîne est entreposée dans un bocage qui sert désormais de lieu de culte, de vénération et de pactisations2. Eu égard aux relations amicales entre les populations de cette région et l’empire de Kong, les chefs de Kawara leur accordent l’hospitalité, en autorisant leur installation au sud de Kawara. Keywords: august; aux; ces; cette; côte; dans; des; d’ivoire; entre; est; groupe; humanities; ijointernational; ils; issn; issue; journal; kong; les; leur; migrants; migration; nord; ont; par; pays; peuple; peuplement; pour; que; qui; research; région; science; social; sont; soro; sud; sur; sénoufo; tagbana; une; vers; volume
• L’ARTISANAT DANS LA COMMUNE DE DALOA : DIAGNOSTIC D’UN CORPS DE METIER EN DIFFICULTE (1980-2002) by Fousseny, SORO Doyakang (2022) - Après un constat assez pessimisme de ce corps de métier, à travers cet article, nous avons bien voulu attirer l’attention des autorités publics sur la nécessité de redynamiser ce secteur d’activité dans la ville de Daloa, afin d’offrir plus d’opportunités d’insertion et de travail à la jeunesse de la ville qui est en quête de repères, exposé aux fléaux de la drogue et de l’immigration clandestine. En plus de ces trois ethnies, nous avons les ressortissants de la sous- région, notamment les maliens et les burkinabés qui sont nombreux dans la ville de Daloa, à exercer un métier artisanal. Keywords: activités; artisanal; artisans; avec; ces; daloa; dans; des; est; humanities; issn; issue; les; leur; niveau; par; pas; pour; que; qui; research; région; science; secteur; sont; sur; volume
• CARICATURES POLITIQUES : UNE ARME ARTISTIQUE DE CHANGEMENT RÉVOLUTIONNAIRE ET DE SOCIÉTÉ FONCTIONNELLE. UNE VUE SATIRIQUE DES CARICATURES SÉLECTIONNÉES D'AZEEZ SANNI by Olufunke, SABA Love (2023) - Tejumola (1988) décrit la satire comme l'ensemble de la société étant sa circonscription, elle braque son objectif sur nos faiblesses en tant que communauté de personnes, et amplifie l'une ou plusieurs de ces plaies pour une inspection critique, en utilisant comme outil chirurgical des armes acérées telles que le mépris, la dérision, la moquerie, l'ironie amère et le rire. | Issue 08 | August 2023 | http://www.ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index 25 Cependant, la satire joue un rôle vital dans la cartographie politique, notamment en tant qu'arme de changement révolutionnaire et de société fonctionnelle. Keywords: caricatures; dans; des; humanities; issn; issue; journal; les; politiques; pour; research; satire; science; social; une; volume
• IMPERATIVES FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE AND DEMOCRATIC RULE IN THE NIGERIAN FOURTH REPUBLIC. by AYODELE HARUNA, MUSTAPHA; Raphael, Akinrolabu Dare (2023) - The task of consolidating democratic rule is deepening, and sustaining it against the flow of instability in Nigeria requires change or restructuring of both democratic institutions and attitudinal behaviours (Umar, 2002:120). The general acceptance of democracy (democratic rule) as the preferred form of good governance is incontestable. Keywords: democracy; democratic; good; governance; issn; issue; journal; nigeria; research; rule; science; social; volume
• ADHABU KWA MAAJUZA KWA MISINGI YA USHIRIKINA NA UCHAWI KATIKA JAMII YA ABAGUSII by MURIMI, JACKLINE NJERI; MBOYA, CHUO KIKUU CHA TOM (2023) - Kwa muda mrefu sasa, inaonekana kuwa adhabu ya uchawi katika jamii ya Abagusii inaonyesha kuwa kuna misukosuko katika mahusiano kati ya jinsia ya kike na ile ya kiume pale ambapo IJO- INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH ( ISSN 2811-2466 ) Jambo hili limewasababishia matatizo makubwa ya afya ya akili katika kujaribu kukabiliana na ulimwengu sambamba na usasa.(Di Domenico,1982). Keywords: abagusii; adhabu; ambapo; december; hii; hivyo; http://ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index; humanities; huu; ijointernational; issn; issue; jamii; journal; kama; katika; kuwa; kwa; kwamba; maajuza; press; research; science; uchawi; utafiti; volume; vya; wachawi; wanawake; wao; watu; witchcraft; yao; zao
• UKIUKAJI WA HAKI ZA WATOTO KATIKA RIWAYA ZA KISWAHILI:MFANO WA CHOZI LA HERI NA NGUU ZA JADI by MURIMI, JACKLINE NJERI; Mukuta, Jude Muli (2024) - MFANO WA CHOZI LA HERI NA NGUU ZA JADI Chozi la Heri ya Assumpta K. Matei na katika Nguu za jadi ya Clara Momanyi haswa suala la ukiukaji wa haki dhidi ya watoto ni taswira kamili ya jamii ya kisasa. Watoto ambao ni mali ya taifa ya nchi yetu wanahitaji kutunzwa na kulindwa kwani kuna ongezeko kubwa la ukiukaji wa haki zao za msingi. Keywords: ambapo; baada; baba; bila; cha; chandachema; chozi; chozi la; elimu; fasihi; haki; haki za; hali; hata; heri; hii; https://ijojournals.com/; https://ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index; humanities; huu; issn; issue; jackline; jadi; jamii; kama; katika; katika riwaya; kazi; kila; kiswahili; kuhusu; kumi; kupitia; kutokana; kuwa; kwa; kwamba; kwani; la heri; mama; mfano; mimba; mtoto; mtu; murimi; nguu; nguu za; njeri; pale; pete; research; riwaya; riwaya za; science; ukiukaji; ukiukaji wa; umri; utafiti; vilevile; volume; wake; wao; watoto; watoto katika; wazazi; wazi; yake; za jadi; za kiswahili; za watoto; zaidi

• POLITICAL MARGINALIZATION AND POLITICS OF ROTATIONAL SYSTEM IN NIGERIA’S FOURTH REPUBLIC by Rasheed, Dauda; HAMEED, Tunde Folawiyo (2025) - It is against these stated problems that the study assessed political marginalization and politics of rotational system in Nigeria’s Fourth (4th) Republic. To what extent does the level of political marginalization motivate the politics of rotational system in Nigeria? ii. Keywords: kaduna; kwara; march; marginalization; nigeria; state; system; volume; || issue
• Future of the “sovereign” Nation-State – A new spiritual perspective 2025 by Nicholson, Graham (2025) - It has been suggested that state sovereignty can only mean absolute sovereignty. The anarchy inherent in state sovereignty is moving towards a climax. Keywords: https://ijojournals.com/ volume; journals volume; nation; national; order; perspective; sovereignty; state; volume; world; || issue; || september
• EFFECTS OF ABANDONED ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS ON THE RESIDENTS OF AWKA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA by CHINASA, OKEKE MARYVIVIAN; CHINEDU O, OKOYE; CHINOMSO, UKAH (2025) - Consequently, abandoned road projects have become recurring problems that disrupt environmental stability and socioeconomic development. The study employed structured questionnaire as the primary instrument for data collection, targeting residents within a 500-meter radius of abandoned road projects in Awka South L. G. A. Using Yamane’s formula, a sample size of 399 was determined, with 386 valid responses returned (96.7% rate). Keywords: anambra; area; awka; construction projects; effects; issue; october; projects; research; residents; road; road construction; south; state; volume
• THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD MAKING RULES IN MAKING REGIONAL REGULATIONS by Yusdiansyah, Efik (2019) - Thus decentralization is transformed into an autonomous region, as a legal community unit that is authorized to regulate and manage government affairs according to their own initiatives based on community aspirations, while regional autonomy is the authority to regulate and manage local government affairs according to their own initiatives based on community aspirations, in accordance with regulations current regulation. Bagir Manan (1992) believes that good laws and regulations can also occur because the formulation is unclear so that the ambiguous meaning, purpose, and purpose are unclear, or the formulation can be interpreted in various interpretative meanings, or inconsistencies in using terminology, or the system is not good, the language is convoluted so difficult to understand. Keywords: basis; government; law; laws; making; manan; power; principle; regulations; rule; state
• The relationship between Israel, countries of the Arab East and world powers in the context of solving the Palestinian issue at the turn of the XX-XXI centuries by Sirota, Julia; Nazaria, Prof. Sergiu; Sayed, Sayed (2020) - The applied value of the studyconsists in the following: - provides the university academic environment of the RM and SI with relevant scientific materials on the role of Israel in the international arena and the place of the Palestinian perspective in its domestic and foreign policy; - supplements the categorial apparatus of the political science of Moldova with the following concepts and expressions: “the state resilience of Israel”, “the foreign policy actions of Israel”, “the foreign policy system of Israel”; - formulates some scientific and practical recommendations on the prospects for a Middle East settlement; The results can be used as a basis for further research on foreign and domestic policy of the State of Israel, including the development of university disciplines for the countries of the Middle East. New York and Geneva, November 2002; Middle East: Israel and the Occupied Territories and the Palestinian Authority: Without distinction – attacks on civilians by Palestinian armed groups. Keywords: arab; countries; east; foreign; international; israel; issue; middle; palestinian; policy; relations; research; state; россия
• Modern Security Equipment and Crime Control in Calabar Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria by Agba, Ojo; Josephat O, Emeka; Ogaboh, A.M.; Tersoo, Asongo (2020) - Specifically, the study assessed the relationship between utilization of biometric technology, CCTV cameras, social media policing, tracking device and crime control. Findings from the study revealed that there is a significant relationship between the utilization of biometric technology, CCTV cameras, social media policing, tracking device and crime control in Calabar Metropolis. Keywords: calabar; control; crime; crime control; cross; journal; metropolis; nigeria; river; security; state; study; utilization
• Embargo on Foreign Rice Importation and its Implications on Quality Improvement of Local Rice in Cross River State, Nigeria by E, Felix; *, Ojong; Josephat O, Emeka; gaboh, Agba AMO; William O, Williams; Venantus, Egwuonwu Chiamaka (2020) - I texamined the likelihood for local rice quality to improve following land border closure on imported rice, assessed the level of rice quality improvement, and examined dimensions of which local rice quality has improved in Cross River State. Though many studies have analyzed the implications ofthe foreign rice’s embargo on local rice, they only focused onquantity and demand aspect of locally produced rice.(Nwali, 2019).But attempts have scarcely been made to assess if the embargo has likely improved local rice quality. Keywords: cross; foreign; government; improvement; journal; nigeria; processing; production; quality; quality improvement; rice; rice quality; state
• Determinants of Attitude of Civil Servants towards Preparation for Retirement in Ebonyi State. by E, Felix; *, Ojong; Josephat O, Emeka; Ogaboh, Agba A.O.; William, Williams Okon; Winifred N, Eshitong,; Ezekiel, Aja (2020) - Though, several studies have been conducted on retirement attitude, for instance , Chibueze, Nwosu and Agba, (2011) examined the pattern of attitude to retirement, while Nweke, (2016), Wata etal, (2015) assessed organizational and managerial dimension of attitude to retirement, but much is unknown about the determinants of civil servants’ attitude toward their preparedness for retirement in term of socio-economic and demographic characteristics. This equally buttress Sheriff & Isa (2019) observation that when employees perceived retirement income is inadequate, they become less likely to express positive attitude to retirement. Keywords: attitude; civil; employees; journal; preparation; research; respondents; retirement; servants; service; state
• Predictive influence of Students’ Age, Sex and Test Anxiety on Examination Malpractices among Secondary School Students in Ekiti State, Nigeria by Seyi, OLUSOLA James (2022) - The researcher observed that as much as research has been conducted on examination malpractice, there is scanty information on how age and sex predict examination malpractices. Literature Review Concept of examination malpractices Ahmed (2010), examination malpractice is any act of wrongdoing or neglect that contravenes the rules and regulations of acceptable practice before, during and after an examination by any reason. Keywords: age; anxiety; ekiti; examination; examination malpractices; malpractices; schools; state; students
• Influence of Technological Facilities on Behaviour and Perception of Secondary School Students in Ekiti State, Nigeria by AJAYI, James Adedeji (2022) - Akin(2003) submitted that there are certain kinds of Technological facilities which may influence secondary school students dramatically, social networks like WhatsApp, twitter, Facebook among others had streamline student memory from learning to earning money online and making social communications during school time and holiday period. The demerit of Technological facilities have promoted and encouraged social mishaps among secondary school students and the society at large. Keywords: ekiti; facilities; research; school; state; students; television
• WORLD PEACE AND SECURITY IN TURBULENCE ERA: The Impact of Russia-Ukraine War on Peace, Security and Development in Nigeria by FASIKU, Adesola Mercy; ADEDAYO, Adedeji Matthew (2023) - However, we shall take a look at how the war affects Nigeria food security. On the contrary, whereas the trade’s impact on the risk of an intrastate war is not apparent, resource abundance and underdevelopment provide incentives for such wars. Keywords: conflict; development; economic; nigeria; peace; research; security; state; study; ukraine; ukrainian; war
• MERGER OF BANKS : INDIAN PERSPECTIVE by VINILA, Dr.T. (2023) - One of the significant benefits of bank mergers is that it reduces the weakness and gets the market’s competitive edge. The intellectual rationale for bank mergers in the post-liberalisation period was provided by the Narasimhan Committee Reports (1991, 1998)—that recommended banking consolidation, both in the public and private sectors and even with financial institutions and NBFCs—to make them stronger and more competitive. Keywords: bank; banking; competition; india; merger; psb; pvb; research; sector; state
• SUPPLY CHAIN AGILITY AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN RIVERS STATE by Chukwuemeka, OFOEGBU, Wilson; Felix, Oloda Oluwatayo (2022) - According to Gunasekaran et al. (2019) and Wei, Ke, Liu & Wei (2020), supply chain integration is a strategic approach that enables seamless integration and enhances the operational efficiency of the firm. All aspects of supply chain integration were positively correlated with the organisational performance of manufacturing businesses in Rivers State, according to the data. Keywords: agility; chain; december; firms; manufacturing; performance; rivers; state; supply; supply chain; volume; || issue
• BEACH RESOURCES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA. by CHIGOZIE, NDU, EUGENE; TONBARA, SUBAI, (2022) - 2017).Beach resources relate to the kind of beach tourism that occurs (Page & Connell, 2006). If PV < 0.05 = Reject Ho PV >0.05 = Accept Ho Beach sand resources and economic development HO1: There is no significant relationship betweenbeach sand resources and economic development Table 4: Beach sand resources and economic development Correlations Beach Sand Resources Economic Development Beach Sand Resources Pearson Correlation 1 .918 ** Sig. Keywords: bayelsa; beach; beach sand; beaches; december; development; issue; journal; relationship; research; resources; sand; sand resources; state; study; tourism; tourism development; volume

• THE USE OF KNOWLEDGE AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF KWARA STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, MALETE, NIGERIA. by Moustapha, Abdrahman Atanda; ABUBAKAR, Jemilat Biogera; BELLO, Ganiyat Olayinka; YAKUB (Esq.), Abdulrasheed Ishola; AKANJI, Roseline Damilola (2025) - Library services were rated badly compared to the rating for library resources. Furthermore, 63% of faculty members cited insufficient training of library staff as a problem facing library use, while 58% of student respondents indicated an uncooperative attitude of library staff. Keywords: faculty; ict; libraries; library; students; university; use
• COVID 19 Pandemic: Challenges and Opportunities on Teaching and Learning in Nigeria by BORIS, Olufunke Oluwatoyin (2021) - Therefore students are among the most strongly affected by Covid-19 because of uncertainty regarding academic success, future carriers and social life, other psychological challenges faced by Nigeria students are decrease family income and even future employment, anxiety and a compromised willingness to learn, traumatized experience about news of death and the sudden change. - Teacher collaboration will grow if digital teaching learning is encourage and this will helps to improve learning because teachers can do it draw on what other are doing. Keywords: covid-19; education; face; learning; nigeria; online; pandemic; research; students; teachers; teaching
• Impact of Audio – Visual Materials on Students’ Academic Performance in Physics in Secondary Schools in Ekiti State, Nigeria by awodun, adebisi omotade; AJOGBEJE, Oke J.; O.OSUNTUYI, Edward (2021) - Keywords: Audio, Visual, audio-visual materials, Junior Secondary school. The use of audio-visual material in education has been found to be an effective way of communicating ideas and concepts to students (Quallette, 2004). Keywords: audio; learning; materials; physics; schools; students; teachers; teaching; technology; use
• Drug Abuse among Secondary School Students in Ikere Local Government Area of Ekiti State, Nigeria by OGUNJEMILUA, A.A. (2020) - Item 3 revealed that 16.7% living with their relative while item 4 revealed that 20.0 & of the students who were drug abuses lived alone, in item 5, a large number of subjects to the tune of 42.3% were found guilty of drug abuse as a result of living with their peer groups. No: +2348038185740 Abstract The study was carried out to investigate drug abuse among Secondary School Students in Ikere Local Government Area of Ekiti State, Nigeria. Keywords: abuse; drug; item; research; school; students
• Excursion or Field Trip: An Alternative Approach to the Teaching of Social Studies in Secondary Schools by OGUNJEMILUA, A. A. (2020) - Excursion method is one of the best ways to apply the psychological principle of teacher to the teaching-learning of Social Studies students understand better when teaching progresses from known to unknown, concrete to abstract and from simple to complex, besides, excursions in Social Studies will avoid students the opportunity to use their senses of seeing, learning, feeling, smelling, touching and tasting in the course of the trips. Through excursion students would be able to see physically, touch, feel, and smell what they have been taught in the classroom. Keywords: excursion; students; studies; teacher; teaching; trip
• Social Media Impact in English Language Learning by Husain, Md Salman (2023) - Conclusion This study represents an attempt to summarize the potential impact of social media on language learning based on two main perspectives: Social media as a platform for developing language skills and social media as a platform for cross-cultural communication. In this study, an important objective is to explore the impact of social media on English language learners. Keywords: english; issue; language; learning; media; students; twitter
• A Comparative Investigation of Family Acceptance on LGBTQ+ Level of Confidence by Desales, Jezca; Magalso, Jenne Bee; Espiritu, Niña Chreisha; Sarcena, Angel Kesiah; Mahusay, Marcc Andrew; Masan, Jay Louie; Batiancila, Marian Joy (2024) - Relationships between transgender congruence, gender identity rumination, and self esteem in transgender and gender nonconforming individuals. LGBTQ+ family: an interdisciplinary 12journal, 18(4), 305-318. 15) Keywords: acceptance; esteem; family; health; journal; level; lgbtq+; low; research; self; students

• PROPOSAL WRITING: A LIVED EXPERIENCE OF A DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY CANDIDATE by Khosa, Mufunani Tungu; Makuvire, Claretah (2020) - It made me discard my prior understanding of research proposal as a ‘rough sketch’ of what I intended to do during my study. References Amoah, A. & Mensah, A. (2010).Basic elements of research proposal at the tertiary education institution in Ghana. Keywords: humanities; humanities research; issue; journal; phd; proposal; research; research volume; supervisor; time; volume
• Youth Unemployment and Rural Crime in Nigeria by Felix E, Ojong; Josephat O, Emeka; Ogaboh, Agba A.M; Tersoo, Asongo (2020) - Youth unemployment is a social problem; this is because it is undesirable to the society and also the inherent nature of youth unemployment has posed a threat to society as a whole, and to the individuals who live in that society (Otu, Eja, Eko, & Josephat, 2011;Angioha, Nwagboso, Ironbar, &Ishie, 2018; Owan, Ayuk, Tiku, & Nwankwo, 2019). This study examinedthe effect of youth unemployment on rural crime in Obanlinku Local Government Area of Cross River State. Keywords: area; crime; government; humanities; journal; nigeria; relationship; research; robbery; skills; social; study; unemployment; youth; youth unemployment
• Impacts of Gender-Based Violence: The Nkerefi Experience 2004 - 2014 by James, Chukwu C. (2022) - Volume 5 | Issue 09 | September 2022 | https://www.ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index 3 thrust of this research, Nkerefi rural women, are at the receiving end of gender based violence, this would be accounted for by the social stratification that is inherent in this clime and on the economic sector, and the impact is equally alarming. Worst still, the culture of gender based violence are ingrained in socio-cultural and traditional practices of many African societies. Keywords: gender; humanities; impacts; issue; nkerefi; research; society; violence; women
• ATHARI ZA UDHANAISHI WA KIDINI KWA VIJANA KATIKA RIWAYAZA PARADISO NA KIDAGAA KIMEMWOZEA by MURIMI, JACKLINE NJERI; Muli, Solomon (2024) - Kwa hivyo akaghairi nia ya kuwa kasisi’. (uk 226) Hii ina maana kuwa waumini vijana wengi hukosa imani kwenye dini kutokana na matoleo ya mara kwa mara na endapo mkondo wa injili utabadilishwa watarejea maabadani kwa moyo wa dhati. Keywords: athari; baada; cha; dini; hali; hata; hawa; hii; hivyo; https://ijojournals.com/; humanities; huu; ibada; imani; issn; issue; jackline; jamii; kama; kanisa; katika; kazi; kidagaa; kidini; kila; kimemwozea; kuhusu; kulingana; kuwa; kwa; kwa vijana; kwani; kwenye; maisha; masuala; mtu; mungu; murimi; mwanadamu; nice; njeri; paradiso; research; riwaya; riwayaza; tofauti; udhanaishi; utafiti; vijana; vijana katika; vile; viongozi; volume; wa kidini; wake; wao; waumini; yake; zao

• AN ASSESSMENT OF NIGERIA’S ANTI-CORRUPTION AGENCIES: CHALLENGES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT by Essoh, Peter Archibong; Daniel, Udom Sunday; Asangausung, Okoro Sunday (2025) - This paper assessed the challenges confronting anti-corruption agencies in Nigeria and the implications of these challenges for national development. These measures and mechanisms include the establishment of anti-corruption agencies such as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) and Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU). Keywords: agencies; anti; challenges; corruption; development; efcc; graft; implications; issue; national; nigeria; public; research; sunday; volume
• Diaspora Capital and SME Development in Nigeria: Assessing SMEDAN’s Policy Frameworks and Institutional Role by Funto (PhD), Babarinde; Henry, Nweke-Love; Oluwagbohunmi, Babarinde; Samuel S., David; Michael, OLAOLUWA Ayodele (2025) - While detailed demographic data for the full quantitative sample were not collected, the profile of the four SMEs interviewed (part of the qualitative sample but reflective of the broader SME population) provides a representative snapshot of the quantitative respondents, as these SMEs were selected for their export focus or diaspora investment engagement. Namibia Abstract: This study examines the institutional role of the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) in facilitating diaspora investment into Nigerian SMEs. Keywords: capital; development; diaspora; diaspora capital; engagement; frameworks; investment; journal; nigeria; policy; research; role; sme development; smedan; smes; volume; || august; || issue
• Sustainability of the Human Family for the Realization of World Peace by EKIUGBO, Uche Emoefe; ISANBOR, Philip Osarobu (2021) - It is an anteriority of development and remains an indispensable part to the State which is composed of human families, the State, therefore, enjoys a subsidiarity function in relation with human family. A society built on human family scale is the best guarantee against drifting off course into individualism or collectivism, because within human family, the human person is always at the centre of attention as an end and never as a means (PCJP, CSDC 2005, no. 215). Keywords: benedict; benedict xvi; day; development; family; humanism; peace; world; world day; xvi
• APPRAISAL OF THE PETROLEUM SECTOR NATURAL RESOURCE GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA by Mekwunye, Anthony Ndudi (2022) - This sad state of affairs is attributable to the inability of the government to adequately mainstream natural resource governance in the sector. The European Commission define Good governance as going beyond tackling corruption; it includes such things as access to health, education and justice, pluralism in the media, the functioning of parliament and the management of public accounts and natural resources.29 Oviedo, in his articlecontextualizes governance in the extractives, where he indicates that without adequate governance mechanisms, conflicts over natural resources are often accentuated, as different sets of actors seek to utilize resources based on their specific needs or priorities.30 Flowing from this, Roba et al define natural resource governance as the rules and regulations that determine (or govern) natural resourceuse and the way these rules and regulations are developed andenforced. Keywords: accountability; act; corruption; curse; development; gas; governance; industry; journal; nigeria; nnpc; oil; petroleum; research; resource; resource governance; sector; transparency; | issue
• Community Involvement Strategy and Sustainable Educational Development In Southwestern Nigeria by olusegun, Omowunmi Joshua (2023) - Abstract This study investigated the influence of community involvement strategy on sustainable educational developments in Southwest Nigeria. Graphical representation, descriptive statistics and analysis of variance through a simple linear regression was employed to achieve set aim as the findings revealed a positive and significant influence of community involvement strategy on sustainable educational development. Keywords: community; community involvement; development; education; involvement; nigeria; respondents; southwest; strategy
• EXAMINING DEVELOPMENT AND UNDER DEVELOPMENT: CONTRASTING THEORIES OF DEVELOPMENT by Imam, Mohammed A. N. A. (2024) - 3.1 Modernization Theory Modernization theory presentsthe Western models of economic development as the quickest andsurest way of taking underdeveloped countries out of theirunderdevelopment crisis. The modernization theory argued that the Western models of economic development are the ideal models forthe development of underdeveloped countries. Keywords: countries; development; theories; underdevelopment; volume; world; || issue

• The Dynamics of Socio-Political Conflict and National Disintegration in Sudan by Imam, Mohammed A. N. A. (2023) - Volume 06 | Issue 08 | August 2023 | http://ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index 3 political conflict over political power and wealth are most significant mechanisms hindering national integration and unity in Sudan. Political Conflict of April 2023 Keywords: blue; conflict; darfur; groups; integration; issn; nile; people; research; south; sudan

• Educating the parent on Styles that build resilience in Children as a panacea for Cultism in Nigeria by Oladayo, DARAMOLA, Clement (2021) - Baumrind (1996) has emphasized that the rational and reasonable use of firm control makes authoritative child rearing effective in producing positive consequences for children’s development have a tendency to internalize such fair parental control strategies. Educating the parent on Styles that build resilience in Children as a panacea for Cultism in Nigeria DARAMOLA, Clement Oladayo (Ph.D) Department of Social Studies, College of Education, Ikere Ekiti, Nigeria. Keywords: children; family; parenting; parents; resilience; social; style
• Exploring effective social media strategies for successful brand building in Malawi by shriyan, Santosh narayan; gulule, Dr. Martin sailesi (2024) - This paper examines how brands may use social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram to raise their profile, and eventually boost sales. Determine which social media platforms are meeting expected performance benchmarks. Keywords: brand; building; engagement; issue; july; media; social; strategies; volume

• Illicit Drug Use and The Challenges of addiction by Kpae, Gbenemene; Aaron PhD, Ayanabia (2025) - Drug addiction, also called substance dependence or dependence syndrome, is a condition where a person feels a strong need to take a drug Examples of the substances includes opium, marijuana, cannabis, kola nut, cigarette and central nervous system (CNS) agent like amphetamines etc (Adekoya, Adepoju, Owoeye, 2011).In the history of drug addiction, it has been a problem from the beginning. Findings from the study influenced the study recommendations amongst which it identified provision of rehabilitative programs to affected members, sanctioning of drivers under the influence of substance, restricting the advertisement and availability of these products in their place of work and enlightening them on the health hazards as the various strategies that can be applied to curb drug addiction among road transport operators. Keywords: addiction; drug; drug addiction; research; respondents; road; table; transport; use; volume; workers; || august; || issue
• Agitations for Resource Control by the Niger-Delta Region by Kpae, Gbenemene; Aaron PhD, Ayanabia (2025) - According to reports, multiple explosions went off one after the other in places like Kano, in the usual manner of attacks by members of Boko Haram sect in Maiduguri, Damaturu, Potiskum, Gombe, Abuja and Madalla in Niger State (Okpaga, 2012:77). The table below depicts series of violence being perpetuated by Boko Haram sect in Northern Nigeria between July 2009 to April 2017. Keywords: boko haram; control; delta; government; https://ijojournals.com/ volume; journals volume; nigeria; region; research; respondents; volume; || august; || issue
• Effectiveness of the use of Indigenous Knowledge in Livestock Production in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State by ADEKUNLE, ADENIYI; A. R, Ayoade,; W. A, Adewole,; S. I, Adetunbi,; P. O, Dairo, (2020) - Effectiveness of the use of Indigenous Knowledge in Livestock Production in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State Ayoade, A. R., Adewole, W. A.,Adetunbi, S. I., and Dairo, P. O. Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, LadokeAkintola University of Technology, P. M. B 4000, Ogbomoso, Oyo-State, Nigeria ABSTRACT This study, focused effectiveness of the use of indigenous knowledge in livestock production in Oriire Local Government Area ofOyo State. Therefore, it wasrecommended that relevant agencies of government like NAFDAC should encouraged provision of good hygienic environment among participants of indigenous knowledge. Keywords: humanities research; knowledge; research; research volume; respondents
• Overcoming the socio-cultural challenges of refugees in the Mahama Refugee camp. by Niyonsaba, Anastase; Besin-Mengla, Mendong Margaret (2024) - Ethnocentrism was identified as a cause of cultural challenges by 20.6% of respondents. Despite the common recognition of the multicultural issues in refugee camps, specific empirical research on these challenges remains limited. Keywords: camp; challenges; communication; december; issue; mahama; refugee camp; refugees; respondents; volume

• The extent of Centrifugal Underdevelopment in Bekwara: A Household Descriptive Survey by Achoda, Omang, Thomas (2021) - on how household built their houses: 152 (39.58%) households reported and d through savings, 3 (0.78%) households reported bank loans, 28 (7.29%) reported employee loans, 68(17.71%) reported community efforts and 133 (34%) reported inheritance. : Household Demographic data’ demographic data Variable Category N Per cent (%) Household Size Less than 4 98 25.52 4 to 7 217 56.51 8 to 11 38 9.90 12 and above 31 8.07 Total 384 100 Number of Children 1-3 187 48.70 4 - 6 159 41.41 6 and above 20 5.21 None 1 0.26 total 384 100 Level of income of the household Less than 10,000 (#) 98 25.52 10,001 (#) and 40,000 (#) 176 45.83 40,001 (#) to 70,000 (3) 72 18.75 70,000 (#) and above 38 9.90 Total 384 100 Occupation of the household head Civil servant Keywords: area; cent; community; field; government; health; household; journal; nigeria; research; source; survey
• IMPORTANCE OF THE MSMES TO THE ECONOMY: CHALLENGES AND MEASURES by VINILA, Dr. T. (2022) - How have MSME sector credit and exports fared? Volume 5 | Issue 08 | August 2022 | https://www.ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index 54 https://rbi.org.in/Scripts/BS_SpeechesView.aspx?Id=1095 https://rbi.org.in/Scripts/BS_SpeechesView.aspx?Id=1095 As per the 73rd round of National Sample Survey (NSS) conducted during the period 2015- 16, the estimated employment in MSME sector was around 11 crore. Keywords: credit; economy; enterprises; government; micro; msme; sector

• USAID WITHDRAWAL IN AFRICA: A META-ANALYSIS OF CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITES by EMEKA, OBIORA Peters (2025) - A META-ANALYSIS OF CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITES economic impacts health, and education sectors simultaneously. Political will, transparency, and social consultation are some of the challenges that influenced the success of health financing reforms and institutional adaptations (Dzingirai, 2023)(Paul et al., 2020). Keywords: africa; analysis; challenges; donor; economic; education; et al; financing; governance; health; health financing; healthcare; impact; issue; journal; policy; reforms; research; resilience; september; studies; system; usaid; volume; withdrawal
• Social Studies and the Nigerian Child: Review of Abraham Maslow Ideas in dealing with Problems by OLADAYO, DR. DARAMOLA C. (2021) - Anyanwa, Omolowa, Adeyeri, Okanlawon & Siddiqui (1985) opined that understanding needs deal with human need to see how, what they are and what they do and the part they play, in the larger society .Understanding needs widen people's access to education in the contemporary society. Human needs are insatiable. Keywords: education; human; maslow; needs; people; self; society; studies

• Concept Et Application De La Deverbalisation A La Pratique De La Traduction by YEKINNI, Kemi Nojim; NYONG, Mary Effiong (2021) - Ce qui est l’étape finale de la traduction à proprement dire. Elle consiste à reproduire librement sans aucune contrainte la forme déverbalisée du message du texte original dans la langue cible en tenant compte seulement de la structure grammatical, lexical et syntaxique de cette dernière. Keywords: dans; des; est; langue; les; par; que; sens; texte; traducteur; traduction
• L’héritage du prophète William Wade Harris à débat : regards croisés sur sontestament rapporté par Pierre Benoit by Déa, Lékpéa Alexis; Thierry, N’doufou Yapi (2022) - On convient avec le père Hippolyte Mel Gbadja, que sans douter de la bonne foi du pasteur Pierre Benoît, il faut noter que ce document s’inscrit dans un contexte de crise de leadership. Volume 5 | Issue 09 | September 2022 | https://www.ijojournals.com/index.php/ssh/index 4 II- Le débat sur le testament le testament de Harris convergences et divergences des idées 1- L’unanimité sur l’authenticité du document La lecture attentive et l’étude critique du document rapporté du Libéria par le pasteur Benoit atteste que le testament ne souffre d’aucun doute. Keywords: avec; benoît; côte; dans; des; document; d’ivoire; harris; les; l’église; par; pasteur; pierre; pour; prophète; que; qui; son; sur; testament; une; william

• MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A VERITABLE TOOL FOR ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS by Chukwuemeka, OFOEGBU, Wilson; Agilebu, Mrs Chinyere Isaac (2024) - The development of MIS systems is becoming increasingly sophisticated and complex due to modern technological advancements. Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Performance management and monitoring and evaluation were included in the list of key features that MIS systems provided businesses with so as to enable them to track their progress and make strategic decisions. Keywords: business; data; december; information; information systems; issue; journal; management; management information; mis; research; success; systems; technology; volume
• FOOD PROCESSING METHOD AND FOOD QUALITY OF LOCAL DELICACIES IN RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA. by IFIOK, OBOT, MARY; CHIGOZIE, NDU, EUGENE (2022) - ABSTRACT This study investigated the relationship between food processing method and food quality of local delicacies in Rivers State, Nigeria. The findings revealed that manual food processing had positive and significant relationships with three measures of food quality (taste, texture and attractiveness). Keywords: december; food; food processing; issue; journal; manual; processing; production; quality; relationship; research; restaurants; study; taste; volume

• “Freedom” in pre-political thought: Parallel between Bergson and S. Thomas . by Curcio, Prof. Gennaro Giuseppe (2020) - I Maritain e I Maritain e Keywords: freedom; good; human; life; maritain; politics; vol
• Combating Violent Conflicts and Terrorism in Nigeria: Some Considered Measures by EKIUGBO, U.K. Emoefe (2021) - In Nigeria to regain its geostrategic importance as a regional power house that set the pace in Africa security governance, it must take development and human security deficits in Northern Nigeria seriously as a means of growing the seed of peace and diffusing insurgency. Six decades after independence Nigeria has not been able to create societies that ensure human dignity and respect for all. Keywords: conflict; country; delta; groups; human; issue; nigeria; security; terrorism; violence
• Extra Judicial Killings In Nigeria: Analysis of Police Crime Control Mechanism in the APO 6 Case by Kpae, Gbenemene (2024) - In terms of governmental accountability, the Police Service Commission is charged with police discipline, but has opted to refer all complaints of extrajudicial police killings back to the police for investigation. It is commonplace for pathologists to sign reports without examining the body and when police killings are involved, there is often no signature. Keywords: apo; crime; human; international; killings; law; life; nigeria; police; volume; || april; || issue

• The DETERMINANTS OF INSURANCE UPTAKE IN RWANDA A CASE STUDY OF RADIANT INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (2020-2024) by EMEKA, OBIORA Peters; Alain, Amani Manzi; Uwazigira, Daphrose (2025) - Issue 08 || August, 2025 || “DETERMINANTS OF INSURANCE UPTAKE IN RWANDA A CASE STUDY OF RADIANT INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (2020-2024) DETERMINANTS OF INSURANCE UPTAKE IN RWANDA Keywords: august; company; determinants; health; insurance; issue; journal; radiant; research; rwanda; study; uptake; volume
• Food And Mood-The Interplay Between Nutrition, Mood, Brain, And Behavior. by Magesh, Priya (2022) - These foods are not rich sources of nutrients crucial for brain health. When considering brain health, fish and seafood are among the most nutrient dense foods that one can eat. Keywords: acids; brain; depression; diet; fatty; foods; health; mood; omega-3; research

• Strategic Approach and Measures to Control Population Growth of India by S.Vasuki, Dr. (2020) - government of India has not been identified a suitable approach to contain population growth rate owing to it vote bank purpose ,winning in elections, capturing power, exploiting public money ,involving in corruptions and rich become so richer and poor people remaining as a more poor people is due to the improper policy and principles of all the government. government of India has not been identified a suitable approach to contain population growth rate owing to it vote bank purpose ,winning in elections, capturing power, exploiting public money ,involving in corruptions and rich become so richer and poor people remaining as a more poor people is due to the improper policy and principles of all the government. Keywords: growth; india; people; population; rate
• Topic: Chambers were the place where men made important decisions to decide the fate of the nation. by Kamberi, Prof.Asoc. Dr. Mois (2021) - Key-words: wise men, guests’ room, council of conflict resolution, etc. The bearers of allegories (wise men) went from room to room, from mexhelis to mexhelis, from assembly to assembly, to weddings and sorrows, anytime and anywhere, and led the conversation by activating old issues and improvising new ones. Keywords: albanian; assembly; chambers; dibra; elders; men; people; provinces

• ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NIGERIA: AN ANALYSIS OF NEED AND HINDRANCES by Moustapha, Abdrahman Atanda; Akanbi, Mohammed Lawal; Bello, Ganiyat Olayinka; Raji, Mrs Basirat (2025) - Capacity Building: Librarians require training and development to integrate AI technologies into library services effectively. These findings highlight the critical role that AI can play in modernising library services, streamlining operations, and fostering a more user- centric approach. Keywords: adoption; august; intelligence; issue; libraries; library; nigeria; technology; volume
• The IMPACT OF FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY ON THE GROWTH OF SMEs IN RWANDA (2020-2024) by EMEKA, OBIORA Peters; DAMLABEN, Charly De Barros Teku (2025) - Its relevance to FinTech in Rwanda lies in explaining how tools like mobile wallets and digital credit enhance SME growth. The descriptive component was used to profile SME characteristics and adoption of digital financial tools, while the explanatory component assessed causal relationships between digital financial platform usage and SME growth indicators (survival/longevity, market expansion & employment growth). Keywords: access; business; credit; digital; fintech; growth; impact; journal; market; mobile; money; research; rwanda; smes; technology; volume; wallets; || august; || issue

• Did the Cold War Ever Really End? by Sotirovic, Prof. Dr. Vladislav B. (2020) - The author himself „was part leading academic and part policy adviser to several US administrations and had occupied this influential space since the late 1950s“18 what means that Huntington directly was participating in directing the US foreign policy during the Cold War. Unfortunately, the Cold War era finished without the „end of history“ as the US continues the same policy from the time of the Cold War against Moscow – now not against the USSR but against its successor Russia. Keywords: cold; global; military; nato; new; policy; politics; russia; war; world

• CLIMATE ORGANIZATION AND WORK LOAD THE EFFECT OF WORK STRESS AND INTENTION TO LEAVE EMPLOYEES BANK MANDIRI TASPEN IN BALI by Yunharmini, Ni Made Ary; Supartha, Wayan Gede (2020) - (2014) further found that organizational climate had a negative effect on employee work stress. This indicates that the healthier the climate of an organization, the lower the level of employee work stress, on the contrary the more unhealthy organizational climate, the higher the level of work stress. Keywords: analysis; bank; climate; effect; employees; influence; intention; job; job stress; journal; mandiri; organization; performance; research; results; stress; study; taspen; work; work stress; workload

• INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR PROMOTION OF QUESTIONING SKILLS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA by Olayinka, Awoolaoye Sunday; Omolayo, Aturamu, Olayinka (2022) - Giving instruction through indigenous language improves learners’ overall school performance, cognitive development, problem solving and creativity 46 (46.0) 31 (31.0) 22 (22.0) 1 (1.0) 1.78 .824 7 Good knowledge of indigenous language by the teachers enhances their questioning skills in tertiary institutions 70 (70.0) 20 (20.0) 6 (6.0) 4 (4.0) 1.44 .783 Table 1 showed the mean and standard deviation of items 1 to 7 regarding the response to the relationship between indigenous languages and questioning skills in tertiary institutions in Nigeria. Abstract This study examined indigenous languages as an instrument for promotion of questioning skills in tertiary institutions in Nigeria. Keywords: institutions; language; nigeria; questioning; research; skills
• The Relevance of ICT in the Teaching of Mother Tongue by ATURAMU, Olayinka Omolayo (2023) - In this era of continuous changes, language teaching is highly necessary and helps in the moral upbringing of both the students and the teachers themselves since teachers are the first role models for students and later students meet and interact with the way teachers help shape their future. The usefulness of information and communication technology as a facilitator or effective teaching of indigenous language or mother tongue cordially be over- emphasized. Keywords: language; mother; tongue
• Fidelity in the Translation of Humour in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart by NYONG, Mary Effiong (2024) - Il tendait un morceau de craie… “Et ces hommes blancs, a ce qu’on dit, n’ont pas de doigts de pied”. “Donnons leur un morceau de la Forêt Maudite. Keywords: achebe; chinua; dit; fidelity; humour; issue; june; language; ligny; satire; target; text; things; translation; volume

• Ethics and decision-making in the daily practice of Odontostomatologists in the Boeny Region, Madagascar by FP, Rakotonirina; Nasandratra, RAFALIMINO Holy; TH, Andrianjafinoro; NC, Randriamalala; L, Ravez; J, Ramaroson (2025) - A prominentroleisthusgiven to the expression of informedchoices by patients, whobecomeactors in theirownhealth [11].  Patients et professionnels de santé : décider ensemble. Keywords: decision; issue; making; march; model; patient; volume
• Archaeological Discoveries of Burials in KSA Shape and Symbolic Meaning to the Mismary burial pattern as a model by Turkey, Dr. Qusay Mansoor Al-; Yahya, Dr. Eid Al- (2024) - We relied on their language and cuneiform writings to understand the meanings of the terms related to the forms and designs of tomb patterns depicted in pictorial cuneiform writings. Asfīnī tomb model atop 'Farda Dalfaa' Mountain, east of the 'Ranyah' in the Makkah region, captured by 'Mr. Saad Abdullah HimeelQutnanAlsubaie's camera. Keywords: ancient; burial; burial pattern; discoveries; image; issue; ksa; march; meaning; mismary; model; peninsula; shape; tomb; volume

• GENDER AND SOCIO-POLITICAL DYNAMICS IN ONITSHA AND NKWO NNEWI MAIN MARKETS IN CONTEMPORARY TIMES. by Chikwendu, Chinyere Phillis; Asenime, Ph.D, Jude A.; Ojieh, Ph.D., Chukwuemeka O. (2025) - In 2022, for example, clashes between market women and the Ukwa family over land claims led to the destruction of goods and shops, highlighting the volatility of property rights and the impact on traders' livelihoods (Punch Newspapers, 2022). Market women and the politics of resistance in Southeastern Nigeria. Keywords: dynamics; gender; market; nkwo; nnewi; onitsha; power; traders; volume; women; || issue; || july
• Effects of Gender on Senior Secondary Schools Students’ Achievement through Mind Mapping-Based and Visual Imagery Strategies in Physics in Ekiti State, Nigeria by ALADEJANA, Alaba Lawrence (2024) - Semela (2010) proceeded to say that the hole in interest between sexual orientations might be appropriately explained by the commonness of orientation generalizations held by young males and young females. Semela say that the hole in interest between sexual orientations might be appropriately explained by the commonness of orientation generalizations held by young males and young females. Keywords: achievement; gender; imagery; mapping; mind; orientation; physics

• The Effects of Trade Openness and Exchange Rate on Stock Market Capitalization Growth in Nigeria by D. T., Ogunlowo,; N.L, Owoade, (2020) - Though the effect of globalization has not been undoubtedly looked at by many, trade openness has impacted on most factors identified in the literature to be determinants of stock exchange market growth (Obstfied, 2002). The results show that trade openness, and balance of payment have positive and statistically significant impact on stock market capitalization growth in Nigeria, while foreign direct investment and exchange rate have negative and statistically significant influence on stock market capitalization growth over the study period which validates the unfavorable side of demand and supply theory. Keywords: capitalization; capitalization growth; exchange; growth; market; nigeria; rate; stock; stock market; trade

• Responsibilities of a Substitute in the Event the Notary Who is Replaced Dies Before the Leave Ends by Tjandraningsih, Dewi (2023) - Darius, M. Luthfan Hadi, 2017, Notary Law and Responsibilities of Notary Public Positions, Keywords: Responsibility, Substitute Notary, Death 1. Keywords: deed; journal; land; law; leave; notary; protocol; research; substitute; substitute notary

• THE LEVEL OF ROMANIAN COMPANIES TO THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT MATURITY MODEL (P3M) by BENHARRAT, Hayet BRAHIMI; MANSOUR, BELATRECHE; NISTOR, RAZVAN (2020) - For this, in recent years, project management has shown great vitality in the field of management over the world due to its flexibility and feasibility. The current development of project management takes place in various professional and academic contexts and diversified through the multitude of interventions of professionals and researchers. Keywords: graph; implementation; management; maturity; project management; projects; rate; research; techniques

• Covid-19Measures and the Exacerbationof Intimate Partner Violence in Calabar by Unim, Angioha Pius; Achoda, Omang, Thomas; Mary U., Ojong-Ejoh,; Thelma, Abang, (2021) - From the correlation analysis, result revealed a significant correlation between Covid 19, lockdown and intimate partner violence. The study concludes that COVID 19, the lockdown has significantly increased the incidence of intimate partner violence in Calabar, cross river state. Keywords: abuse; covid-19; data; lockdown; participants; partner; research; result; violence

• ACCOUNTING STANDARD AND QUALITY OF FINANCIAL REPORTS OF QUOTED DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS IN NIGERIA by Egbe, Solomon (2024) - The result also revealed that Quality of Financial reports such as Timeliness, Relevance, and Faithful Representation exert significant influence on financial reporting quality of quoted bank's with reported coefficient estimates and probability values of 0.084159(P=0.0000), 059716(P=0.0009), 0.084159(P=0.0000) for Timeliness, Relevance, Faithful Representation respectively. Issue 12 || December, 2023 || ACCOUNTING STANDARD AND QUALITY OF FINANCIAL REPORTS OF QUOTED DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS IN NIGERIA Solomon Egbe Department of Accounting, Faculty of Management Science, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria Keywords: accounting; banks; issue; quality; reports; standards; volume

• Sustainable Economic Development: A Survey of Textile Merchandizing Advertizing in Akure City Markets by AKINRUJOMU, Olujoke Stella (2021) - As a profit making business, textile markets in Akure also enjoy seasonal sales. The absence of this legal pattern in Akure textile market distribution and re-distribution tend to abuse trusts and retard the flow of distribution networking. Keywords: akure; ankara; city; fabrics; goods; markets; materials; merchandizing; nigeria; textile

• Educational Implication of Folktales on Nigerian Children by AKINRUJOMU, Olujoke Stella (2024) - Keywords: Folktales, folklore, Educational Implication, Nigerian Children. Issue 06 || June, 2024 || Educational Implication of Folktales on Nigerian Children morally to live a full contented life, stories of achievement and success give self-confidence and encouragement to the children. Keywords: children; folklore; folktales; june; lolo

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• A Critical Appraisal of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) by James, Chukwu C. (2022) - Volume 5 | Issue 11 | November 2022 | 16 Nuclear proliferation – Is a term now used to describe the spread of nuclear weapons, fissile material and weapons – applicable nuclear technology and information, to nations which are not recognised as nuclear weapon states by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).8 Radioactive Isotope – These are atoms of an element which have the same proton (atomic number) but different nuclear (mass) number. But its objectives, after 3 years of negotiation were somewhat more modestly phrased than the president’s original objective.1 With this Agency created, it had as its primary objective, the prevention of nuclear weapons proliferation by safeguarding fissile radioactive material as well as inspecting nuclear installations. Keywords: iaea; non; npt; nuclear; proliferation; states; treaty; weapons

• EXAMINING THE SUITABLE PALLIATIVES IN CUSHIONING THE REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY IN NIGERIA by Kpae, Gbenemene; Adinoyi, Farouk Salami (2024) - It, therefore, recommends that there should be accountability and transparency in the distribution of fuel subsidy removal palliatives as a way of enhancing public confidence in the process. Similar issues may be faced with fuel subsidy palliatives. Keywords: april; fuel; issue; palliatives; removal; subsidy

• Akamgba chere echichi ọzọ n’ụzọ mmekọrịta omenala na akụnaụba n’ala Igbo dị ka o siri metụta ndị Ọlụ Gedegwum n’ọchịchị ime obodo Ọlụ n’oge ugbu a. by Chibundu, Vivian, C.; Nwizu, Pauline Chinasa (2024) - Igbukwa Agada na nkenke bụ ọkpụkpọ ọkụ onye nna ya bụ nze na-akpọ ndị nze ozugbo o lichara nna ya, iji kọwaa ebumnuche ya n’ịga n’ihu ịbụ otu n’ime ndị otu nze nna ya bu. Ọ bụrụ ma nchọcha ha mere ma ọ bụ ase ha jụrụ gara nke ọma, onye isi nze ga-akpọzi onye ahụ na-achọ ichi ọzọ oku iji kọọrọ ya ihe bụ mkpebi ndị nze. Keywords: ahụ; akamgba; akụnaụba; chiri; echichi; gedegwum; igbo; ihe; issue; ndị; nke; nze; n’ala; obodo; omenala; onye; otu; siri; volume; ọlụ; ọzọ

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