International records × 1980 ×
Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) on Poverty Reduction in Central Zone of Taraba State, Nigeria
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All over the world, emphasis has been placed on the growth of the Small and Medium Scale Enterprise (SMEs) sector due to its immense contribution on poverty reduction. To better understand the nexus, the study investigates small and medium scale enterprises (SMES) on poverty redu…
An Appraisal of the Legal Framework for the Resolution of Industrial Disputes in Nigeria
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Industrial harmony is a precondition for economic productivity, and the manner in which a legal system channels and resolves conflict between capital and labour is accordingly a matter of first-order national importance. Nigeria has, over the past five decades, constructed a mult…
Maintaining a Constitutional Balance Between Individual Rights Protection and National Security in the War Against Terrorism in Nigeria: An Appraisal
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National security and counter-terrorism are often used by governments to justify violation of individual rights, creating tension between state security and human rights protection in Nigeria. This article examined how these seemingly conflicting duties can be balanced. It raised…
Paper Presentation Nigeria Security and the Hospital Triage
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Nigeria’s current internal security profile is becoming a thing of concern to everybody in the country. To the health sector the number of crashes from war zones, violence, attacks from unknown Gun men, rapes, kidnappers, etc. are more in admission in Nigerian hospitals (leading…
Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) and Employment Generation in Taraba State Central Zone, Nigeria
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Evidence around the world indicate that SMEs provide an effective means of stimulating indigenous entrepreneurship, enhancing greater employment opportunities per unit of capital invested and aiding in development. To better understand the nexus, the study investigates small and…
The Impact of Informal Networks on Business Development and Market Entry in Nigeria
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This study examines the role of informal networks in facilitating business growth and shaping market entry strategies in Nigeria. Informal networks—such as kinship ties, community associations, religious groups, and social organizations—play a pivotal role in how both local and i…
The Role of Community Policing in Jalingo Local Government Area
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This study examines the implementation and impact of community policing in Jalingo Local Government Area, Taraba State, Nigeria, emphasizing collaboration, trust, social capital, crime reduction, and sustainability. Community policing is a progressive law enforcement approach tha…
Sovereignty Without Servers: Digital Markets and the AfCFTA
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African public services, financial systems and cross-border payment networks run on infrastructure owned by a small number of foreign corporations. African states have answered that concentration with data localisation laws requiring sensitive data to be held on servers within th…
Implications of Contributory Pension Scheme on Serving Police Officers in Nigeria
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The study assessed the implications of contributory pension scheme on serving police officers in Nigeria. The Contributory Pension Scheme has brought insignificant anxiety, low morale, and fear of post-service poverty among serving police officers in Nigeria. As many retirees rec…
Nigeria’s Foreign Policy and Buhari Administration (2015–2023): Approaches, Challenges and Policy Implementations
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The Nigerian foreign policy during Buhari's time in office from 2015 to 2023 has been a complex mix of key initiatives, strategies for implementation, outcomes, and the challenges that have influenced Nigeria's relationships on the global stage. The analysis reveals that Buhari's…
Prioritizing Labour-Intensive Intra-Economic Strategies for Inclusive Economic Development in Nigeria
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Nigeria’s persistent challenges of mass unemployment, widespread poverty, and socio-economic inequality continue to question the effectiveness of dominant macroeconomic policy orientations that prioritize growth indicators over human welfare. Despite successive economic reforms,…
Macroeconomic Indicators and Economic Progress in Nigeria
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The main goal of any nation in the world is to sustain the growth of their economy and achieve development. This they plan to do by ensuring full employment of resources, stable exchange rate system, stable pricing system of goods and services, balance of payment equilibrium, mai…
Perspective of the Working Class on Globalization and Nigeria’s Foreign Policy 1999-2007
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This paper examines the perspective of the Nigeria’s working class on globalization and foreign policy. Thus, the paper observed that globalization has greatly changed the perception and approach of Nigeria’s foreign policy in the 21st century. Data for the study were gathered vi…
Assessing institutional density and fiscal sustainability to guide intensive quality reform in Ethiopian higher education
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This descriptive comparative study evaluates the appropriateness of Ethiopia’s policy shift toward halting public university expansion and pursuing institutional consolidation amid concerns about educational quality and fiscal sustainability. Employing a descriptive comparative r…
Air, rubber, and repair: a visual urban ethnography of the worlds of tyres in megacity Lagos, Nigeria
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This visual essay explores the overlapping worlds of tyres in Lagos, Africa's largest megacity, as a lens through which to examine the entanglements of labour, infrastructure, mobility, and urban informality. Drawing on the Pneuma-City project and sustained collaboration with a L…
Public Sector Reform and the Political Settlement in West Africa: A Comparative Reading of Ghana and Nigeria
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Public-sector reform has been a near-permanent feature of governance in West Africa since the structural-adjustment period of the 1980s, yet efforts across civil-service restructuring, decentralization, and public financial management remain poorly integrated and unevenly sustain…
Struggles of Labour Unions for Policy Space in Nigeria’s Health Sector and the Question of Strategic Leadership Skills: The Case of National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD).
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Effective governance of public institutions is critical to national development. In Nigeria, persistent challenges in public policy formulation, strategic leadership, and institutional governance have constrained service delivery, weakened public trust, and undermined socio econo…
Challenges and Policy Gaps in the Promotion System in the Nigerian Civil Service
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This study explores the challenges and policy gaps in the Nigerian Civil Service promotion system, focusing on the inefficiencies that undermine organizational effectiveness. The primary problem addressed is the disconnection between formal promotion policies and actual implement…
The Legal Protection of Children Under Child's Right Act 2003 and Human Rights in Nigeria
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The Child Rights Act (CRA) was in 2003 adopted and domesticated in Nigeria. This piece of legislation ushered in a new legal framework, which stated that every child has the right to life, survival, education and social development. Hence, the importance of children’s education i…
The Modalities of Climate Change in Nigeria: The Legal and Institutional Framework
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Climate change poses severe and potentially irreversible risks to human populations and ecosystems globally, with developing nations bearing a disproportionate burden. Nigeria, given its geographical and socioeconomic vulnerabilities, ranks among the countries most exposed to its…
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