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Effects of time-lagged meteorological variables on attributable risk of leishmaniasis in central region of Afghanistan

Olumoh, Jamiu; Saffary, Timor; Elfaki, Faiz; Adegboye, Oyelola A.; Adegboye, Majeed A. (2019)

Background: Leishmaniasis remains one of the world's most neglected vector-borne diseases, affecting predominantly poor communities mainly in developing countries. Previous studies have shown that the distribution ...
Gender variations in the ethical perceptions of business students – Evidences from Nigeria

AKANNO, Samuel N. (Issues in Business Management and Economics [IBME], 2017-03)

Ethics guides a person’s conduct with respect to that which is right or wrong, and as a discipline, deals with the methodological examination of matters of right and wrong, good and evil, virtue and vice. Several studies, ...
How One Nigerian City Built a Peaceful Immunity to Boko Haram

ENSIGN, Margee (American University of Nigeria, 2014)
Indigenous Approaches to Conflict Resolution in Africa: A Study of the Barolong People of the North-West Province, South Africa

Olowu, Oladejo J. (Journal of Law and Judicial System, 2017-11-16)

Motivation: To highlight the role of indigenous conflict resolution initiatives and their significance in cases where state machinery is inadequate, inaccessible or unavailable. Problem Statement: The ubiquitous and ...
The intergovernmental relations and fiscal decentralization in India

SAPOVADIA, Vrajlal (American University of Nigeria, 2012)
Minimum Energy Multicast in Wireless Networks: empirical study of coded packet model

AJIBESIN, Abel Adeyemi (2015)

In routing, the problem of performing minimum energy multicast considering Wireless Multicast Advantage (WMA) is difficult. This is because, the problem of minimum energy broadcast that is solved easily in the wireline ...
Openness in Teaching and Research Best Practices: Initiative Incorporating Information & Digital Literacies in a First Year Composition Syllabus at American University of Nigeria Openness in Teaching and Research Best Practices: Initiative Incorporating Information & Digital Literacies in a First Year Composition Syllabus at American University of Nigeria.

Akpan, Emilienne; Okolo, Omachi (American University of Nigeria, 2019-04-01)
The Rhetoric of Mobile Communication for Development (M4D): A Critical Analysis

ALZOUMA, Gado (American University of Nigeria, 2014)

Increasing access to mobile phones in Africa has sparked a reformulation of the ICT and development discourse. In previous decades, abundant literature has argued that access to computers and the Internet will make ...
Role of Clinical Legal Education in Social Justice in Nigeria

Adelakun-Odewale, Olanike S. (Asian Journal of Legal Education, 2017)

Very few faculties of law in Nigerian universities that offer law programme have established law clinics that offer live-client services to the public as part of their legal education training. Across the border, clinical ...
A Semiotic Deconstruction of Symbols in Print Advertising Contents: Implications for Consumers Purchase Decisions in Nigeria

Akpan, Idorenyin; Akpan, Emilienne; Obukoadata, Presly (ReserachGate, 2013)

Anchored on the expositional exploits of Pierce (1958), Barthes (1973), de Saussure (1984), Fiske (1989) and Akpan (1996) in the field of semiotics, this study examined first, the communicative values of ...
Shaming Political Opponents: Extreme Speech and Scandal on a Nigerien Social Networking Site

Alzouma, Gado (American University of Nigeria, 2020)

This paper examines the nature and characteristics of extreme speech and opprobrious language1 presented in a Nigerien online setting, a Facebook page called “Affaire des bébés importés”2, (Herein “Affaire des bébés importés” ...
Solutions to Free Undamped and Free Damped Motion Problems in Mass-Spring Systems

ADEWALE, James Adeyemi (American Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 2016)

Damping is an influence within or upon an oscillatory system that has the effect of reducing, restricting or preventing its oscillations. A one-step sixth-order computational method is proposed in this paper for the solution ...
The state and the rebel: Online nationalisms in Niger

ALZOUMA, Gado (2009)

The advent of new information and communication technologies (ICTs) particularly the internet and associated networks have made it possible to express previously repressed nationalist sentiments, forbidden languages, ...
Sustainable Urbanization: A Challenge or an Opportunity?

SAPOVADIA, Vrajlal (2013)
Symbiosis through linkages of SHG and Housing Cooperatives to enable and provide shelter to poor, an Indian experience of State Policy and Voluntary Organisations

SAPOVADIA, Vrajlal (American University of Nigeria, 2015)

This paper discusses how an individual with help of peer members may enable himself and with Self Help Group linked up with Housing and other Cooperatives in India synergies strengths for housing and employment creation. ...
Synthesis and Calorific Value of Biodiesel by Methanolysis of Castor and Olive Oils in Admixture

OKORO, Linus N. (2011)

Abstract: Herein we report the methanolysis of castor oil and olive oil admixture to produce biodiesel. Four (4) parameters were investigated namely; temperature (45 oC-75 oC), reaction time (30 minutes- 150 minutes), ...
Technologies éducatives et développement : une brève histoire de la télévision scolaire au Niger

ALZOUMA, Gado (American University of Nigeria, 2012)

Gado Alzouma est maître de conférences à l’Université Américaine du Nigéria. Il a fait ses études supérieures en France (Bordeaux et Strasbourg) et aux Etats-Unis (Carbondale, Illinois). Il est titulaire d’un Ph.D. ...
Téléphone mobile, Internet et développement : l’Afrique dans la société de l’information ?

ALZOUMA, Gado (American University of Nigeria, 2008)

Over the last few years, the use of mobile phones, computers and the Internet, has experienced unprecedented development in Africa. The rapid adoption of these technologies by Africans and their proliferation on ...
Transacting Knowledge When There Are No Schools During the COVID-19 Lockdown in Nigeria the SENSE-Transactional Radio Instruction Experience

Obukoadata, Presly R.; Hammler, Katharina; Yusuf, Hassan; Liman, Audu.; Olumoh, Jamiu S. (Springer Nature Author Service, 2024-01-05)

This study examines the SENSE-TRI program’s effectiveness in improving the fundamental literacy skills of grade 3 learners in insurgency-challenged Gombe and Adamawa states of Nigeria during the COVID-19 lockdown. A ...
Trust – an essential element & pillar of Micro Finance

SAPOVADIA, Vrajlal (American University of Nigeria, 2015)

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