Félix Amoah, Ph.D RESUME Au printemps 1830, Juste Olivier, écrivain vaudois ami de Sainte-Beuve, de passage à Paris note dans son journal, Mercure de France, d’un ton étonné et agacé : “Ici les conversations prennent tout de suite la tournure politique à présent, même avec les dames”. Dans les dîners, enRead More

Maha, Blessing Emaojo ABSTRACT Prior to the emergence of modern industrial society, care for the elderly has been the responsibility of the family members in Nigeria. However, because of advance in medicine and the resultant effect of increase in aging populations the care for the elderly has become a challengeRead More

Benjamin Walwai Miba’am 1*, Nimvyap Nanfa1   and Felix Lekmak2 ABSTRACT Interest free banking has been in existence for over six decades but only became popular in Nigeria in recent times. Nigerians both Muslims and non-Muslims alike are gradually accepting the services provided by these banks after realising that the banksRead More