CHAPTER ONE/INTRODUCTION It is quite difficult to spread knowledge in rural areas since so many people lack access to power, radio, and television. To prevent cutting off the rural population from the upcoming policy changes, the CBN must find a mechanism to inform them about the new policy and how to modify the old notes. … Read more
According to Merlo (2002), procreation is the function of the family; every man takes a wife apparently to have children for the continuity of his name and linage and for general productivity and development in the society. In traditional Igbo society, many wives try to ensure the procreation of children to its fullest limit. Where … Read more
Background to the Study Personality can be defined as consistent; unique and organized set of characteristics of a person; determined by environmental (e.g., culture, social class, family) and genetic factor that influences his or her cognition, motivation and behaviors in various situations . Where personality is said sum total of our behavior, there are some … Read more
ASSESSMENT OF THE MORAL IMPLICATION OF REALITY SHOW AMONG YOUTH A STUDY OF BIG BROTHER NAIJA Chapter one/Introduction Since the turn of the century, reality television has come to dominate both cable and broadcast primetime television programming schedules. In this context, reality television is described as a show without actors in which the general audience … Read more
INTRODUCTION A proactive response is critical to the containment of any disease outbreak, but the coronavirus took the world by surprise and most countries were not prepared initially for the pandemic, including the world powers. Shortly after the outbreak of COVID-19, the World Health Organization (W.H.O) issued guidelines and updates on how to mitigate the … Read more
CHAPTER ONE/INTRODUCTION Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a universal problem with grave life-long outcomes. The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines CSA as “the involvement of a child in sexual activity that he or she does not fully comprehend and is unable to give informed consent to, or for which the child is not developmentally prepared, … Read more
CHAPTER ONE/INTRODUCTION Background to the Study This thesis looks into Fulani herdsmen attack and its effects on the socio-economic and national development in Nigeria. The activities of this group has caused loss of lives, properties and created the sense of fear and insecurity among the Nigerian populace. Fulani herdsmen or Fulani pastoralists are nomadic or … Read more
Any illness that is typically or frequently spread from person to person by direct sexual contact, such as syphilis, gonorrhea, AIDS, or a genital type of herpes simplex, is referred to as a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Additionally, HPV may be spread from a mother to her unborn child or, less frequently, from one person … Read more
CHAPTER ONE/INTRODUCTION Background to the study Students engage in social and educational exchanges at their schools, both with their fellow classmates and with the adults who instruct them. These exchanges are a component of the socialization that takes place in the school system, which may or may not result in beneficial outcomes. Students who have … Read more
