Nationalist Movement and Independence of Nigeria ABSTRACT Nigerian nationalist movement was mostly felt after the establishment of effective British rule in the country. The aim of the movement was to achieve both political and economic emancipation for the disparate groups who had come together courtesy of the amalgamation of the northern and southern protectorates in…
ABSTRACT: The seminar focuses on the determinants of female non-participation in sports in Ibesikpo Asutan Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State. Some major determinants identified were: recognition, social, cultural, religious and physiological factors, which include musculature, childbirth, menstruation etc. However, despite the identified determinants, achievements have been made by Nigerian females having won so…
Initial Problems Faced by the Early Missionaries Introduction Although the Christian missions achieved great success in their missionary enterprise in West Africa, the experienced many difficulties and hardships in the 19th and early 20th centuries. First, there was the problem of health. The missionaries often suffered from ill health owing to the unhealthy climate and…
The Role of Family in the Free and Compulsory Education programme in Akwa Ibom State Introduction The free and compulsory education policy of the Akwa Ibom State Governor Chief Godswill Akpabio’s is unarguably a welcome expectation by the citizens as it received commendations from within and outside the state because of the anticipated help it…
Analysis of Akan Essien’s Dialogue of Angels ABSTRACT The problem in Nigeria’s upper legislative chamber is as a result of corruption and quest for money and political power. Embezzlements of public’s funds have lead to the tussle between Senate majority and minority members in the house, sequel to these, the upper house which supposed to…
Educational Implications of Mcgregors Theory on Teaching Method McGregor’s Theory X and Y: McGregor propounded theories x and y which explain the nature of man as viewed by different schools of thought. Ifeagwu (2000) summarized them as shown below. Theory x The average human being has an inherent dislike for work and will avoid it…
INTRODUCTION Psychology is the “science of mind and behavior”, Silverman (2014) defines psychology as “the science that seeks to describe and explain and on decision, to change the behaviour of man and other animals.” Education also means change in the behaviour of an individual. So, education and psychology are as inseparable from one another as…
The Role of Radio and Television in Rural Development CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Rural development is the precursor to overall national development in a country like Nigeria whose most land area is characterized as rural village giving shelter to majority of its population. The rural dwellers are the producers of…
Issues of Auteurship in Productions: A Comparative Analysis of Stage and Film Productions CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study In the 21st century, technology keeps on improving day by day. Moving image technologies have turned out to be all-encompassing in our lives. Due to the instant digital communication, movies are one of…
School Environmental Factors and Pupils’ Academic Performance in Basic Science ABSTRACT The study was designed to investigate school environmental factors and pupils’ academic performance in Basic Science. Null hypotheses were formulated to guide the study. The population amounted to about three thousand nine hundred and ninety eight (3,998) pupils and forty three (43) primary…