Okafor, Jones. N
Department Of Marketing, Caritas University, Enugu State, Nigeria
Sales Promotion Strategies And Subscribers' Response Pattern To Global System Of Mobile Communications (gsm) Networks In Tertiary Institutions In Enugu State, Nigeria
This study examined Sales Promotion Strategies and Subscribers’ Response to Global System of Mobile Communication (GSM) Networks in Nigeria. The objectives of the study includes: to determine the relationship between sales promotion strategies and telecom subscribers’ brand switching behavior, brands loyalty; patronage ,purchase decision, and retention behavior; to determine sensitivity pattern to sales promotion activities amongst telecom networks subscribers. Survey

Samson Kubwithia
School Of Education, Mount Kenya University, P. O. Box, 342-01000, Thika, Kenya
A Critical Analysis Of The Teacher Appraisal Policy In Secondary Schools In Kenya
The study critically analyzed the effectiveness of performance appraisal policy in Kenyan secondary schools. The policy was analyzed in terms of teacher’s performance appraisal tool, teacher’s performance appraisal hierarchy, teacher’s recruitment policy and the localization aspects. Qualitative research methodology was used to interrogate the policy’s fairness, adequacy and effectiveness in teacher's evaluation. Appraisal theory of the motivational relevance and motivational

John Bosco Azigwe
Department Of Marketing, Bolgatanga Polytechnic, P.o. Box 767
Students’ Experiences And Perceptions Of The Experiential Learning Model As Against The Traditional Model Of Teaching Entrepreneurship. A Case Study Of Bolgatanga Polytechnic
Student centered models of teaching has emerged as an alternative to the conventional lecture-based teaching that has dominated higher education for decades. This paper examines student experiences and perceptions of the traditional didactic approach and the experiential model of teaching in Polytechnic education in Ghana. In 2006, a cohort of Higher National Diploma students participated in the experiential model

Roger Aboteyure Awuni
Procurement And Logistics Management Department, Bolgatanga Polytechnic
Trend Analysis On Infant Mortality Rate In Kolokuma/opokuma Local Government Area In Bayelsa State (2002-2015): A Focus On Kaiama Cottage Hospital
This research work shows the trend analysis of data on infant mortality rate from Kaiama Cottage Hospital in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area in Bayelsa State for a time period of fourteen years (2002 – 2015). The data was summarized under three categories: Year, Number of Delivery, Number of Infant Mortality. Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression method was used in the

Akpan, Nsikan. Paul
Department Of Mathematics And Statistics, University Of Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria
Crisis Managers’ Communication Strategies For Natural Disasters In Uganda
The study sought to address the gap in empirical studies about crisis managers’ communication strategies for natural disasters in Uganda. The study used the situational crisis communication theory for theoretical frame work. Moreover; the study employed a qualitative research approach. Three newspaper archives were selected and analyzed for data generation through coding sheets as research instruments, the themes were

Ojekudo, Nathaniel Akpofure
Department Of Mathematics And Computer Science Ignatius Ajuru University Of Education, Port Harcourt Rivers State
Effect Of Hydroponic And Indigenous Technology On Spinach Production By Farmers For Livelihood In Makurdi, Benue State
The study investigated the effect of hydroponic and indigenous technology on the growth and maturity of spinach in Makurdi, Benue state. The study adopted experimental research design and a population 100 spinach crop plants with a sample size of 66 crop plants. The crop plants were observed upon application of two treatments (hydroponic and indigenous technology). The experiment was replicated

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