Ibzan Darius
Assistant Lecturer, Department Of Economics, Federal University, Wukari, Nigeria
Empirical Validity Of Revealed Preference Theory: Analysis From The Choices Of Gsm Subscribers In Taraba State, Nigeria
The revealed preference theory, which is considered empirical, stipulates that a consumer’s behaviour can be observed from his purchasing habits. This implies that his choice reveals his preference such that if he purchases a specific bundle of goods, then that bundle is “revealed preferred,” given fixed income and prices, to any other bundle that he consumer could afford. This piece

Dr. (Mrs.) Comfort Monday Abraham
Department Of Geography And Natural Resources Management, Faculty Of Social Sciences, University Of Uyo, Uyo,
Public Perception On Implications Of Water Erosion And Urban Flooding In The City Of Uyo, Nigeria
Uyo is susceptible to water erosion and flooding. This paper adopted a simple random sampling technique and sampled opinion of three hundred respondents on implications of the scourge in the City of Uyo. The result revealed that water erosion and urban flooding engender loss of lives and properties, stress and disease outbreak, degradation of agricultural lands obstruction of human and

Dr. Iniubong Ansa
Department Of Geography And Natural Resources Management, Faculty Of Social Sciences, University Of Uyo, Uyo,
A Content Analysis Of The Role Of The School Manager As A Strategic Thinker In Developing An Effective School Culture In Secondary Schools In Kenya
This article presents a critical analysis of the role of the school manager as a strategic thinker in developing an effective secondary school culture in Kenya. The objectives identified for this article include; a critique of relevance of school vision, mission statements and core values, supportive learning environment and school testing procedures in developing an effective school culture. The

Imoh Udoh Johnson
Department Of Geography, Faculty Of Environmental Sciences, Benue State University, Makurdi, Nigeria
Prevalence And Correlates Of Alcohol Use Among Underage High-school Students In Murang'a And Kajiado Counties, Kenya
Methods. A random sample of 938 respondents (61.9% males and 38.1% females) below 18 years was obtained from Kajiado and Murang’a on proportionate to statum size.A multilevel logistic regression was used to investigate potential predictors to alcohol use. Results.The prevalence of current alcohol use was 37% and was significantly associated with being male (AOR=1.58; 95% CI 1.40,

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