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- ASSESSMENT OF HOUSING DESIGN STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING THE LIVING CONDITIONS OF SLUM RESIDENTS IN ENUGU METROPOLIS, NIGERIAby Ugwu Harrison Onyekachi (Advance Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology) on May 21, 2025
Slum residents face an array of debilitating problems such as poor housing structures, lack of access to improved water source, improved sanitation facilities, sufficient living area and security of tenure, functional drainage system, access roads and health facilities amongst others. This study focused on assessing the housing design strategy for improving the living conditions of slum residents in Enugu metropolis, Nigeria. The study was guided by the following specific objectives; to identify the current housing design challenges militating against slum development as they affect […]
- IMPACTS OF CULTURAL BELIEFS AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS FLY-TIPPING AND WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: A CASE STUDY OF WEST NORTHAMPTONSHIREby Esther O. Alabi (Irish Journal of Environment and Earth Sciences) on May 21, 2025
The present research study examines fly-tipping and waste management in West Northamptonshire. The study evaluates cultural beliefs and attitudes towards fly-tipping and waste management in West Northamptonshire. To achieve this, the mixed methodology was used. Both quantitative and qualitative method was utilised. A survey was conducted from the population of West Northamptonshire. Moreover, six interviews were conducted, among which three were policymakers, and three were community members. The survey results were analysed using statistical analysis. For qualitative analysis, thematic data […]
- SPATIO-TEMPORAL MAPPING OF THE FLOODED AREAS OF THE CITY OF SAN PEDRO FROM 2004 TO 2024 (SOUTH-WEST OF COTE D'IVOIRE) : THE HYDROGEMO MORPHOLOGICAL APPROACHby Djirobo Ehivet Corine Olga , Yao Blaise Koffi (Irish Journal of Environment and Earth Sciences) on May 21, 2025
The development of cities generally includes anthropogenic pressure on wetland areas. The poor spatial dynamics of wetland areas leads to various impacts, including flooding. The hydrogeomorphological approach was used to delineate the flood zones of the city of San Pedro. The archival images of the city and the various slope and drainage density maps were the main data in this study. The areas of five major marshes in the city have been mapped over 20 years with an interval of 5 years. Flood zone 1 has lost 32.68% of its area to human development. Zone 2 finds itself in 2024 with 80% of its […]
- USE OF MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATIONS AND GOOGLE SEARCH FOR HEALTH INFORMATION AMONG UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATESby Shukurat Bankole , Raheemat Adeniran (Advance Journal of Education and Social Sciences) on May 20, 2025
This study explores the adoption of mobile health (mHealth) applications and Google search engine for health information needs among Mass Communication students at Lagos State University. Guided by the uses and gratification theory, it examines undergraduate students’ rate of adoption and perception of using mobile technologies for health information purposes. The survey research method was adopted for the study with data collected electronically using a self-designed questionnaire on a Google form. A total of 315 students, comprising 251(80%) females and 64 (20%) males participated in the […]
- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOUSING DESIGN STRATEGY AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE LIVING CONDITIONS OF SLUM RESIDENTS IN ENUGU METROPOLIS, NIGERIAby Ugwu Harrison Onyekachi (Irish International Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences) on May 20, 2025
The study focused on the relationship between housing design strategy and the improvement of the living conditions of slum residents in Enugu metropoli in Nigeria. The guiding objectives of the study are to establish a relationship between sustainable housing design strategies and improved living condition in slum environment, to develop a comprehensive and content-specific housing design strategy that addresses the existing challenges faced by slum residents in Enugu metropolis to ensure affordability and sustainability. Research design includes the practical procedures adopted for accessing […]
- ENHANCING TEACHING QUALITY THROUGH FORMATIVE EVALUATION STRATEGIES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLSby Kunuba, Agatha Chukwufumnanya , Egbayelo Mike (Irish Journal of Educational Practice) on May 19, 2025
Teaching quality is an important factor in teaching and learning. The teacher’s effectiveness and the content being taught influence learning. This paper sought to find out how teaching quality can enhance learning in secondary schools. To contextualize this paper, Enugu Urban was used as the area of study. Descriptive survey design was adopted as the methodology. The population of the study comprised of 31 secondary schools with 1,797 teachers. The sample size of 317 teachers was determined using Cochran’s formula. Simple random sampling technique was used to drawn 10 out of 31 schools. […]
- FLEXIBLE WORK ARRANGEMENT ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE OF CONSULTANCY COMPANIES IN ENUGU STATEby Chukwuemeka-Onuzulike Nkechi, Orogbu Oby Lillian , Essell Obiageli Blessing (Advance Journal Of Business and Entrepreneurship Development) on May 19, 2025
This study ascertained the effect of a flexible work arrangement on employee performance, using consultancy companies in Enugu State. Survey research design was employed for the study. A sample of twenty (20) employees was selected from consultancy firms. The hypotheses were tested and the study found that there is a significant relationship existing between autonomy and job satisfaction of employees in consultancy companies in Enugu State.; there is a significant relationship existing between virtual collaboration and job satisfaction of employees in consultancy companies in Enugu State, […]
- INTEGRATING EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES AND TECHNOLOGICAL TRENDS FOR EFFECTIVE INTERFAITH DIALOGUEby Anuoluwapo Favour Olowo , Haruna Abraham Aaron (Irish Journal of Educational Practice) on May 19, 2025
This paper explores the integration of educational strategies and technological innovations as a comprehensive approach to promoting effective interfaith dialogue in Northern Nigeria, a region historically plagued by religious tensions and mistrust. Employing a mixed-methods research design, the study draws on historical analyses, case studies, and contemporary interventions to assess how inclusive education and digital technologies can serve as catalysts for religious understanding and peaceful coexistence. Findings reveal that inclusive curricula, when combined with modern tools such as […]
- INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT), RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, INTERFAITH DIALOGUE, AND PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY SCHOOLSby Anuoluwapo Favour Olowo , Jonathan Augustine Yabiliyok (Advance Journal of Education and Social Sciences) on May 19, 2025
This paper explores the intersection of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), religious education, and interfaith dialogue as tools for promoting peaceful coexistence within Nigerian tertiary institutions. Amidst persistent ethno-religious conflicts, especially in northern Nigeria, this study emphasises how digital platforms can be leveraged to foster interreligious understanding and reduce extremism. It highlights successful interfaith initiatives, the evolving role of educators, and the necessity of ICT integration in religious curricula. Drawing on case studies, empirical […]
- AN EVALUATION OF THE FUNCTIONING AND EFFICACY OF THE HEALTHCARE ASSISTANT PROGRAMME IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.by Adaobi.C. Nwokedike , Victory Olorunnipa (Medical and Health Sciences European Journal) on May 19, 2025
BACKGROUND: Healthcare assistant programmes are crucial in delivering healthcare services in the United Kingdom. These programmes educate and prepare individuals to provide direct care and support to patients, ensuring that healthcare facilities operate efficiently. However, the lingering effects of COVID-19 saw an increased staff shortage to 1 in 13 healthcare workers in hospital vacancies, with nearly 11,000 vacancies requiring physicians, nurses, and care workers (Healthcare assistants and support workers) in the NHS and another Critical issue of Funding which has plagued the National […]
- SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISING AND STUDENT BUYING BEHAVIOUR AT THE POLYTECHNIC, IBADANby Ladokun, I. O.(Ph.D), Opatola A. M. , Eyinade, S. A (European Journal of Marketing and Management Sciences) on May 19, 2025
In the digital era, the influence of social media advertising on consumer behaviour has become a subject of increasing interest. This study aims to explore the impact of social media advertising on the buying behaviour among students of The Polytechnic Ibadan. Eight departments from the Faculty of Business and Communication Studies were chosen using a purposeful random selection technique, while three hundred and twenty-seven (327) final-year students from 1,800 students in the specified departments were chosen using a basic random sample technique. Descriptive statistics was employed to […]
- DETERMINANTS OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF MARINE INSURANCE BUSINESS IN NIGERIAby Josiah Famvie, Dr. Josiah Bolou-owei Edike , Prof. Peter Ego Ayunku (Advance Journal of Banking, Finance and Investment) on May 19, 2025
The study looked at two factors: gross claim payment, company size, on marine insurance investment of insurance business in Nigeria. Secondary data was sourced from the National Insurance Commission and the Central Bank of Nigeria statistical bulletins; ex post facto research was the study's design. The results indicated that there is a positive and significant impact of gross claim payment on marine insurance investment of insurance business in Nigeria. Company Size, had no discernible effects on the marine insurance investment of insurance business in Nigeria. On the other hand, the […]