IDOWU J. OLAKUNLE (PhD)
Department Of Educational Management Faculty Of Education University Of Ibadan
An Accessment Of Academic Achievement In Selected Colleges Of Education In South-western Nigeria
This study accessed academic achievement in selected colleges of Education in South-western Nigeria. Multiple regression, Pearson Product Moment Correlation and percentages statistical procedure were employed in analyzing the data collected from 200 level students. Six hundred students from six colleges of Education were randomly selected to take part in the study. Results obtained indicated that; r= (0.307; p.< 0.05) while

Chijioke Joseph Anagbor
Lecturer Economics Department School Of External Studies Lagos State University Lagos, Nigeria
The Causality Between Money And Income In Nigeria
The study investigated the Monetarist claim that changes in nominal income are primarily determined by changes in money supply, using Nigeria as a case study. The study found out that as far as Nigeria is concerned, there is bidirectional causality between changes in nominal income and changes in money supply for the period 1970-202.

Akinfenwa Oluwaseun Stephen
University Of Ilorin Department Of Sociology
Effective Industrial Relations Strategy, Job Satisfaction And Employee’s Retention (a Case Study Of United Bank For Africa, Ilorin, Nigeria)
This paper discusses the role of effective industrial relations strategy as a phenomena that enhance industrial relations and resultantly necessitates job satisfaction and employee’s retention. An employee that is satisfied with his job is more likely to put his best towards achieving the organizational goal. This goes a long way in determining the acceptability of the employee to stay with

Abdulganiyu Issa Abolore
Kwara State University Malete
Interest Free Micro-finance Institutions: A Relief To Rural Society-a Study Based On Al-ameen Welfare Society, Perimbalam (malappuram District-kerala).
The paper focuses the need and importance of interest free micro financing institutions instead of interest based micro financing institutions. This paper analyzes the services of the Al-Ameen Welfare Society, Perimbalam; an interest free micro financing firm established in 1991. During the 22 years of its service the firm could help the 100s of poor families in the society, irrespective

Ahsanath.MK
Research Scholar, University Of Calicut Thandayath House, Perimbalam -po Malappuram- Dt Kerala- 676509
The Efficiency Scores Of Microfinance Institutions In Africa And Mena Region
The performance evaluation is part of the chain of financial transparency, which involves the production, verification, analysis, synthesis, dissemination and use of information on the financial performance of an institution (MFIs). The performance evaluation concerns qualitative and quantitative aspects. First qualitative aspects include areas that have a relationship with the environment of the MFI (governance, information and management systems,

Younes Boujelbene
Professor, F.s.e.g. Sfax-tunisia
A Study On Emotional Autonomy Among Adolescents
Adolescence is a transitional stage of physical and mental human development that occurs between childhood and adulthood. During this transition period, adolescence confronts the challenge of developing autonomy – the capacity to think, feel and act on their own. The quest for autonomy not only involves separation from parents and the development of self-reliance but also raises issues related to

Dr. L.Ranjit
Head, Department Of Social Work, Ngm College, Pollachi
A Study On Parental Investment In Child Among The Working Parents
Family is the primary group of a society and any change in the family influence the change in the society. There are many factors affecting the normal functioning of the family today. The costs of raising and supporting a family are so high that, to survive financially, both parents must work. When both parents are occupied with their jobs for

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