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A Game Or Religious Reality: Sakawa Craze In Northern Region Of Ghana
There is an upsurge of youth engaging in occult to make wealth. This practice, popularly known as Sakawa has become a worrying situation among well meaning Ghanaians. This study discusses the rising incidence of this practice among the youth in Tamale, the capital city of northern region of Ghana. The study used existing literature and televised activities of these people
The Challenges Facing Succesful Integration Of Ict In Teaching And Learning In Public Secondary Schools In Nigeria
The application of ICT in educations helps the school community to learn and perform as expected in the 21st Century. This paper offers a detailed review of related literature which presents the identified challenges to inclusion of ICT into secondary school curriculum with particular reference to public secondary schools in Adamawa State, Nigeria. Based on the findings of this paper,
Preferred Lesson Plan Model Among Secondary School Teachers And Its Effects On Teachers’ Productivity In Port Harcourt Metropolis, Nigeria
This study assesses Teachers’ Preferred Lesson Plan Model and its effects on Teachers’ Productivity on the success of administrations of secondary schools in Port Harcourt metropolis. The study is guided by four research questions and three synchronizing hypotheses and adopts the descriptive survey design, using a population of 1,134 teachers and 45 administrators from the 15 selected secondary schools. A
Benefits Derived From Yam Minisett Technology (ymt) Utilisation By Farmers In Two Senatorial Districts In Kogi State, Nigeria
Yam Minisett Technology (YMT) apart from alleviating scarcity of seed-yam has some other inherent benefits. This field investigation was conducted in order to determine the benefits derived from YMT utilisation by farmers in Kogi State. Multistage random sampling procedure was used first to randomly select Western and Eastern Senatorial districts. Thereafter, Kabba/Bunu LGA was randomly selected from the west where
Diffusion And Adoption Of Agricultural Innovation For Improved Food Production
The problem of food crisis and insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and Nigeria in particular resulting from her subsistence levels of production is as a result of her poor agricultural research development, transfer and adoption which are vital tools to the development of agriculture and specifically food production in any country. The low agricultural productivity in many developing countries can
Comparative Analysis Of Forest Harvest Permit Between China And Rwanda
Deforestation for agricultural land, industries and development of infrastructures has increased as a result of population increases , the demand for wood fuel and construction materials has risen which accompanied by illegal settlement within forests, spreading out of illicit trading in forest products and harvesting of forest products has augmented pressure and demand on forest resources. To
Application Of Information Communication Technology In Teaching And Learning Among Teachers And Students Of Senior Secondary School In Wukari, Taraba State
Information communication technology has engendered economic industriousness of a totally different nature and distinct dimensions in our contemporary. To meet with the demand of the information society, this study was purposed to find out the ICT facilities available, accessible and the Levels of teachers’ ICT competence in teaching and learning of senior secondary schools in Wukari, Taraba State. 300 students
The Effect Of Organizational Facilities On Employment Opportunities For People Living With Disabilities In Selected Universities In Kenya
The world over, people living with disabilities amount to about 10% of the entire population and they are the least employed (World Bank 2010). In Kenya besides many organizations lobbying for the increased employment of PLWDs, amplified by the constitution that at least 5% elective positions must be spared for (PLWDs) there is less employment opportunities. For example the entire
The Effect Of Employer Perception On Employment Opportunities For People Living With Disabilities: Case Of Selected Universities In Kenya
In Kenya besides many organizations lobbying for the increased employment of PLWDs, amplified by the constitution that at least 5% elective positions must be spared for (PLWDs) there is less employment opportunities. For example the entire cabinet and parastatal secretaries of about twenty six people only one is disabled. The empirical review has pointed out that employer perception views people
