• THEORETICAL ANAL YSIS OF THE FA CTORS INFLUENCING CYBER CRIME IN NIGERIA BANKING SECTOR 

  IGUODALA-COLE, Hope (Review of public administration and management, 2019)

  Over the years, there has been a global distressing growth of the internet and its wide acceptance has led to increase in security threats. In Nigeria to- day, several internets assisted crimes known as cybercrimes are ...
• Reformation of Juvenile Offenders in Borstal Correctional Centre in Southern Kaduna Local Government Area, Kaduna State, Nigeria 

  Sabo, Sarkin Noma Yahaya; Adamu, Ofeh Gabriella; Apake, Faridah Ladi (KOGJOURN, 2022-03)

  This study examine the reformation of juvenile offenders in a borstal training institution (BTI) in Southern Kaduna Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Nigeria. Cases in BTI were reviewed. The methods deployed to combat ...
• Attitudes and Practices of Household Waste Disposal Among Residents of New Karu: A Cross Sectional Study 

  IGUODALA- COLE, Hope (International Journal of sociology and developement, 2021)

  Abstract The main purpose of waste management is to isolate waste from humans and the environment, and consequently, safeguard individual, family and community health. This cross-sectional survey was carried out in ...
• Landmarks in Nigeria- China Economic Relations 

  IGUODALA-COLE, Hope (Dutse international journal of social and economic research, 2021)

  Abstract: The study examines some landmarks in Nigeria-China economic relations between 2010 and 2019. The study used secondary sources of data as veritable tool for this analysis. . The study is anchored on the theory ...
• “AGBERO” REPUBLIC: TOUTS AND CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES IN KARU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF NASARAWA STATE 

  Abdullahi, Kassim Adams; Dabbason, Christian Injah Mizaba; Odofin, Felix Oluwayanmife (2023)

  The paper examined touts activities and the nature of crime in Karu Local Area of Nasarawa State. The study adopted survey research design and purposive sampling procedure to select informants from Mararaba under bridge ...
• Pastoralism, Pastoralists, and the State: Towards Resolving Resource-use Conflicts for Sustainable Animal Agriculture in Nigeria 

  GEFU, Jerome O. (Nigerian Society for Animal Production, 2023)
• THE LAND QUESTION IN NIGERIA 

  GEFU, Jerome O. (Nigerian Land Network, 2003-05)

  Land reform in most developing economies is inextricably linked (but not limited) to and interrelated with agrarian/agricultural and rural development. This is so because the bulk of the population that reside in rural ...
• Gender Dimension of the Meaning of Work in Contemporary Nigeria 

  OLOWU, Josphine; ISA, Grace H. (Bingham university journal of accounting and business, 2018-01)

  Work is an old as man but they very experience of work has changes from the earliest times to the present. While work can be perceived as an activity people engage in within an organization to earn some form of benefit, ...
• The Role of Manufacturing Sector in Nigeria’s Economic Development 

  OLOWU, Josphine; MAKPU, Ropheka; IYAKWARI, Anna D. B. (Bingham university journal of accounting and business, 2017-04)

  Over time, the absence of locally sourced inputs has resulted in low industrialization. This is as a result of the near total neglect of agriculture which has denied many manufacturers their primary source of raw materials. ...
• Teachers percetion On The Effect of Early Marriage On The Giri-child Access To Education In Jos South L.O.A Plateau State 

  OLOWU, Josphine (African Journal of modern society, 2016)

  This paper explores the issue of early marriage in Jos South Local Government Area in Plateau State, Nigeria. 11 sheds light specifically on reasons belund its perpetuation, its harmful consequences, shows how it ...
• SOCIO-ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF RURAL WOMEN ACCESS TO FORMAL AGRICULTURAL CREDIT 

  ISA, Grace H.; OLOWU, Josphine (Association of chartered system accountants, 2017-08)

  Rural women in Kaduna state are actively involved in agricultural production. They constitute the bulk of agricultural producers in the state. Most of these women are poor and the only alternative for raising capital has ...
• Social Significance of Work and Unemployment in Nigeria 

  OLOWU, Josphine (Bingham university journal of accounting and business, 2017-04)

  Work holds very significant place in our lives as most of us spend over fifty percent of our waking life engaged in some form of work Work like other human activities such as eating, sleeping and socializing essential ...
• Landmarks in Nigeria- China Economic Relations 

  OLOWU, Josphine; IGUODALA-COLE, Hope; IJE, O. Jarius (Dutse international journal of social and economic research, 2021)

  Abstract: The study examines some landmarks in Nigeria-China economic relations between 2010 and 2019. The study used secondary sources of data as veritable tool for this analysis.. The study is anchored on the theory ...
• EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE APPLICATION OF TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT 

  OLOWU, Josphine (Journal of social research, 2018-09)

  Total qualify management (TQM) is a management philosoph.-. which focuses on the work process and people with the ma cr concern ioi satisfying customers and improving the oraanizai; "r.a! performance. II involves the ...
• Kidnapping: A Lucrative Crime in 21st Century Nigeria 

  ODOMA, Samuel (Global Journal of Human Social Science: Sociology & Culture, 2019)

  The rising incidence and prevalence of kidnapping in Nigeria have continually generated concern in both academic and non-academic circles. The phenomenon of kidnapping constitutes a serious threat to life and serves as a ...
• Organized Crime, Kidnapping and Nigerian National Security 

  ODOMA, Samuel (The International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Invention, 2019-06)

  One of the greatest challenges human society have faced over the years is crime and delinquency. Crime has been a threat to peace and hope of social reproduction of the society. Many scholars have averred at sundry times ...
• Democratic practice and development of ethnic militias in Nigeria 

  ODOMA, Samuel (Pyrex Journal of Political Science and International Relations, 2016-04)

  Nigeria embarked on third experimentation of democracy in 1999 after the failure to sustain the earlier adoption in 1960 and 1979. As a form of government popularly considered best for mankind, democracy is marked by a set ...
• Superiority Struggles and Inter Agency Feud in Nigeria 

  ODOMA, Samuel (Global Journal of HUMAN-SOCIAL SCIENCE: Sociology & Culture, 2014)

  Violent conflict is gradually becoming one of the defining characteristics of Nigeria, the nation considered by many as the most populous nation of the continent of Africa. No part of Nigeria is free from violence of one ...
• Social Inequalities and Conflicts among Security Operatives in Nigeria 

  ODOMA, Samuel (Global Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 2014-07)

  One of the greatest social challenges facing Nigeria, a nation popularly considered as the most populous nation of the continent of Africa is widespread violent conflicts and aggression. Violent conflict has not only become ...
• The Believer-Unbeliever Saga and Violent Religious Crises in Northern Nigeria 

  ODOMA, Samuel (Global Journal of Interdisciplinary social Sciences, 2014-05)

  No problem has threatened the corporate existence of Nigeria in the recent past as much as religious violence particularly in the northern part of the country. Within the spate of thirty years, the nation suffered from not ...

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