Currency and conflict in colonial Nigeria by Pratten, D

“…This chapter examines a central theme in Jane Guyer’s analysis of monetary transactions in Atlantic Africa – the implications of money valuation in relation to social order and disorder in Nigeria. …”

Arenavirus diversity and phylogeography of Mastomys natalensis rodents, Nigeria by Olayemi, A, Obadare, A, Oyeyiola, A, Igbokwe, J, Fasogbon, A, Igbahenah, F, Ortsega, D, Asogun, D, Umeh, P, Vakkai, I, Abejegah, C, Pahlman, M, Becker-Ziaja, B, Günther, S, Fichet-Calvet, E

“…A Mobala-like sequence was also detected in eastern Nigeria.…”

Members’ participation, empowerment and sustainability of self-help groups in Kano City, Nigeria by Ibrahim, Abdul-Aziz

“…In addition, the study examined the moderating effect of member’s perception towards leadership on the relationship between participation and sustainability of self-help groups in Kano City, Nigeria. In this study, data was collected from 400 respondents, and a multistage cluster sampling techniques was applied to select the respondents from Selp Help Groups (SGHs) in four local government areas (LGAs) in Kano, Nigeria. …”
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Cost performace of road construction projects in Nigeria by Aligamhe, Victor Imohnikhe, Mustapa, Muzani, Patrick Ogbu, Chukwuemeka

“…The study investigates the magnitude and causes of cost overruns in highway construction projects. A review of existing literature was conducted, followed by a focused group meeting to identify the cost-risks related to the construction of highway projects in Nigeria. …”
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Knowledge transfer and entrepreneurship in industrial hubs in Nigeria by Ogbonna, NC

“…<p>This thesis explores the utilisation of industrial hubs in Nigeria and their crucial role in fostering manufacturing and entrepreneurial capabilities required for economic development. …”

The Almajiri System and Insurgency in the Northern Nigeria: A Reconstruction of the Existing Narratives for Policy Direction by Usman, Abbo, Mohd. Zain, Zawiyah, Njidda, Bashir A

“…The Almajiri phenomenon represents one of the messy and wicked problem thwarting the policy maker’s effort of addressing the problems of youth restiveness, disaffectedness and insurgency in Northern Nigeria. While there is lack of empirical studies on the linkage between the Almajiri system and violence in Northern Nigeria, three conflicting narratives on the issue exists which instead of unrevealing the dilemma has further throw the policy makers into conundrum. …”
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Terrorism and Violent Extremism in North-Eastern Nigeria: Toward a Model of Radicalization of the Almajiri Cohort by Usman, Abbo, Mohd. Zain, Zawiyah, Ali, Salim Ibrahim

“…More so, as all the existing models of Radicalization are context-specific and are not in a complete harmony with one another hence the simple question of how do some individual subscribes to violent extremism remains to a larger extent unanswered, due to lack of valuable framework upon which assumption shall be made on the basis of theoretical paradigm. …”
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A Proposed Framework of Unemployment and Youth Restiveness in the North-Eastern Nigeria: Exloring the Role of the “Almajiri” Culture by Abbo, Usman, Romle, Abd Rahim

“…The paper examined the “Almajiri” culture and how it has contributed to unemployment, poverty and youth restiveness in the North-Eastern Nigeria. Using descriptive approach and contends analysis to generate empirical data, the paper discovered that “Almajiri” culture depicts a missing gap in the previous studies. …”
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Mapping the extent and exploring the drivers of cocoa agroforestry in Nigeria, insights into trends for climate change adaptation by Koralewicz, A, Vlcek, J, Menor, IO, Hirons, M, Akinyugha, A, Olowoyo, OS, Ajayi-Ebenezer, M, Owen, O

“…Climate change threatens West Africa’s cocoa sector due to rising temperatures and unpredictable rainfall, exacerbating concerns for environmental degradation and socio-economic challenges. In Nigeria, modernization efforts promoting full-sun cocoa have been linked to deforestation and biodiversity loss. …”

Mapping the extent and exploring the drivers of cocoa agroforestry in Nigeria, insights into trends for climate change adaptation by Koralewicz, A, Vlcek, J, Oliveras-Menor, I, Hirons, M, Akinyugha, A, Sikiru Olowoyo, O, Oluyemi, M, Owen, O

“…Climate change threatens West Africa's cocoa sector due to rising temperatures and unpredictable rainfall, exacerbating concerns for environmental degradation and socioeconomic challenges. In Nigeria, modernization efforts promoting full-sun cocoa have been linked to deforestation and biodiversity loss. …”

Emergence and spread of two SARS-CoV-2 variants of interest in Nigeria by Olawoye, IB, Oluniyi, PE, Oguzie, JU, Uwanibe, JN, Kayode, TA, Olumade, TJ, Ajogbasile, FV, Parker, E, Eromon, PE, Abechi, P, Sobajo, TA, Ugwu, CA, George, UE, Ayoade, F, Akano, K, Oyejide, NE, Nosamiefan, I, Fred-Akintunwa, I, Adedotun-Sulaiman, K, Brimmo, FB, Adegboyega, BB, Philip, C, Adeleke, RA, Chukwu, GC, Ahmed, MI, Ope-Ewe, OO, Otitoola, SG, Ogunsanya, OA, Saibu, MF, Sijuwola, AE, Ezekiel, GO, John, OG, Akin-John, JO, Akinlo, OO, Fayemi, OO, Ipaye, TO, Nwodo, DC, Omoniyi, AE, Omwanghe, IB, Terkuma, CA, Okolie, J, Ayo-Ale, O, Ikponmwosa, O, Benevolence, E, Naregose, GO, Patience, AE, Blessing, O, Micheal, A, Jacqueline, A, Aiyepada, JO, Abejegah, C, Adetifa, IM

“…Identifying the dissemination patterns and impacts of a virus of economic or health importance during a pandemic is crucial, as it informs the public on policies for containment in order to reduce the spread of the virus. …”

A structural equation modeling approach to factors influencing adoption of urban self-supply water system in Yala, Nigeria / by Abdul-Wahab Shuaibu, 1972-, author 610502, Mohammad Rafee Majid, supervisor 487923, Fakulti Alam Bina 8041

Rural electrification through renewable resources in a rural/remote area in Nigeria : design, optimization and techno-economic evaluation by Aliyu Adamu Baba, 1975- , author 610863, Md. Mizanur Rahman, supervisor 609077, Fakulti Kejuruteraan Mekanikal 8081

Rural electrification through renewable resources in a rural/remote area in nigeria. design, optimization and techno-economic evaluation / by Aliyu Adamu Baba, 1975- , author 610863

A structural equation modeling approach to factors influencing adoption of urban self-supply water system in Yala, Nigeria / by Abdul-Wahab Shuaibu, 1972-, author 610502

Technology educators pedagogical adjustment in the post-pandemic era: a case study of lecturers in the oil-rich Region, Nigeria by Venatius, Arikpo Sampson, Musta’amal, Aede Hatib, Ofem, Usani Ubi, Felix, Igbudu Chimemezuo, Subramaniam, Murugan, Abang, Otonko Praises

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Electricity sector deregulation and consumer protection: assessing the imperatives of a competition: Assessing the imperatives of a competition law and competition regulatory authority in Nigeria by Usman, Dahiru Jafaru, Yaacob, Nurli, A. Rahman, Aspalella

“…Developing countries have ventured into the reform agenda, and Nigeria is one of the new entrants. Literature abounds on the high risk of the electricity sector deregulation and the susceptibility of the deregulated electricity markets to manipulations and abuse by the electricity service providers.For better and fair market operations and the protection of consumers’ interest, the paper adopts the doctrinal research approach and assesses the imperatives of competition law and competition structures in the deregulated Nigerian electricity market.The paper found that the Nigerian experiment took off without the necessary consumer protection structures such as a competition law and competition regulatory agency leaving the electricity consumers at the mercy of the electricity service providers.The paper concludes that the country urgently needs a comprehensive competition regime to guarantee consumer benefits and to prevent substituting public monopoly with a private monopoly in the new Nigerian electricity market.…”
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Contribution of poultry farm practice to the structure and composition of bacterial communities in the soil of poultry farms in Lagos, Nigeria by Ajayi, A, Adewale, B, Osuolale, K, Chukwu, E, Utibeima, EU, Yisau, J, Abubakar, R, Ezeobi, P, Okwuzu, J, Salako, B, Oyetibo, GO, Tobun, YA, Adeoti, ST, Macaulay, R, Omileye, A, Yussuf, R, Sheppard, SK, Smith, SI

“…In this study, we assessed the microbial community structure and composition of poultry litter impacted soil in poultry farms in Lagos Nigeria. Methods: Composite soil samples were collected from two farms (PF01A and PF02B) in a poultry estate and from a pristine environment (CTR) without farming activity. …”

The district clerk and the 'man-leopard murders': Mediating law and authority in colonial Nigeria by Pratten, D

Social Media Marketing Adoption among SMEs in Malaysia and Nigeria (S/O 14089) by Ramanchandram, Rajoo, Abdullah, Shahmir Sivaraj, Kolandaisamy, Indraah, Soo, Hooi Sin, Mohd Jani, Mohamad Yusop

“…The study has found that facilitating conditions have a significant influence on social media marketing adoption by SME’s in Malaysia and Nigeria. …”
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