Category: 2024

 

SOLID WASTE GENERATION AND DISPOSAL IN OKPA GO-OSOTA RIVER IN DOMA, NASARWA STATE

1*J. B. Ari., 2 B. A. Dogo, 3A. Abubakar , 4a. M. Addra ABSTRACT The rapid increase in urban population is a precursor to an increase in waste generation rates and consequently, indiscriminate solid waste disposal contributing to environmental challenges such as water, soil, and air pollution, blocked water drains,Read More

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MOTIVATING FACTORS DURING A HIGH COST OF LIVING – A STUDY OF CASUAL EMPLOYEES OF SELECTED NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS

Rejoice Maxwell1, Aliyu Abba Yakubu2 and Maryam Saidu Jen3, ABSTRACT The continuous increase in the cost of living in Nigeria impacts employees of every organisation. This situation worsened after the government ended the oil subsidy regime – resulting in the rising cost of transportation and general prices of goods andRead More

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AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FIRM SIZE AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED NIGERIAN MANUFACTURING FIRMS

Nkasi, E. Ernest  and Folorunsho, J. Monday ABSTRACT This study examines the relationship between firm size and financial performance of selected manufacturing firms in Nigeria.  The study adopts a quantitative approach and descriptive statistics design. Data for this study was gotten from the financial statements and annual accounts of theRead More

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EXPLORING THE CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE AND ARTISTIC EXPRESSION OF HAUSA AJAMI CALLIGRAPHY AND INDIGENOUS NORTHERN ZAYYANA DESIGNS FOR WALL HANGING

Adamu Babikkoi (1) Habib Mustapha (2) Ishaya S. Leo (3) ABSTRACT The study delves into the fascinating world of Hausa Ajami calligraphy and the indigenous Northern Zayyana designs used for wall hanging, shedding light on their cultural significance and artistic expression. The Hausa are known for unique Ajami calligraphy andRead More

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ASSESSMENT OF PRIVATISATION AND COMMERCIALISATION OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES IN NIGERIAN ABUJA ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION COMPANY (AEDC)

Dogo Samuel* And 2 Dogo Bitrus Ajeye (PhD) ABSTRACT Privatization and commercialization of Public Enterprises is believed to be a vital tool for the upliftment of a country’s telecommunication sector, more especially the developing countries like Nigeria. Regrettably, the problems facing this commercialization program of the power sector are tooRead More

International Journal of Science & Advancement in Bio-Conservation, Vol 5, No 4, 2024 No Comments »

CHEMICAL AND SENSORY PROPERTIES OF COOKIES PRODUCED FROM BLENDS OF WHEAT, CORN AND TOASTED PIGEON PEA FLOUR

1Esther, B.E. Igbatigbi, 2M.J. Orishagbemi, 3C.O. Igyor, M.A.  and 4Gernah, D.I. ABSTRACT This study was carried out on the quality evaluation of cookies produced from blends of wheat, corn and toasted pigeon pea. Composite samples were prepared from inclusion of wheat, corn flour and toasted pigeon pea flour with AAA=Read More

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT AND WORK ENGAGEMENT: MODERATING EFFECT OF LEVEL OF EDUCATION

Abdulrahman Ali Shuaibu1*, Usman Rahimat2 ABSTRACT This study examines the moderating effect of educational qualification on the relationship between perceived organizational support (POS) and work engagement (WE) among private primary and secondary school teachers in Nigeria. Drawing on Organizational Support Theory (OST), the research highlights how individual differences, particularly educationalRead More

International Journal of Management Studies & Entrepreneurial Development , Vol 5, No 4, 2024 No Comments »

UTILIZATION OF ELECTRONICS IN PROMOTION OF COMMUNICATION IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

Justina Nwadiuto Chukwuebuka-Nwosu 1 and Prof Greg H. Ezeah 2 ABSTRACT Electronics has made it possible the emergence of electronic-based communication. Electronic-based communication can be applied in entrepreneurship for economic development. The paper was a discussion on the use of electronics in promotion of communication in entrepreneurship needed to fightRead More

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EFFECT OF LEVERAGE ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF  LISTED MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN NIGERIA

Nkasi, E. Ernest ABSTRACT This study examines the relationship between leverage and financial performance of selected manufacturing firms in Nigeria, measured by Return on Assets (ROA). The sampling techniques employ in this study is the purposive sampling using ten manufacturing firms including cement, food and beverages etc. Using a fixed-effectsRead More

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ASSESSMENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN KEFFI TOWN, NASARAWA STATE NIGERIA.

1Abdulrasheed Abubakar, 2Dogo Bitrus Ajeye (PhD), 3Ari Bala Joseph, Yusuff Gabriel ABSTRACT This study examines the challenges of solid waste generation and disposal in Keffi, where households produce 1-5kg of waste daily. Recycling and the 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) approach are highlighted as effective strategies, providing employment for scavengers andRead More

International Journal of Environmental Science & Biotechnology, Vol 5, No 4, 2024 No Comments »