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Mufnaj creative horizon.
(Kaduna: Emergent Star Publishers., 2024) MUFNAJ international schools; Uncle Focus Educational Consult (UFEC Ltd.)
■ The mean girl; ■ Honesty; ■ My mom, my everything; ■ How i spent my last holiday; ■ About my last holiday; ■ An adventure to the forest; ■ Time; ■ How a best friend should be; ■ Born to avenge; the sad teddy; ■ The three wishes; ■ Do not be greedy; ■ The poor man; ■ Fasting; ■ The two best friends; ■ Kindness is the key to success; ■ Laziness kills all; ■ The fairy's birthday; ■ The game; ■ Life is not easy characters; ■ Abdullah for rice and beans; ■ Happy couple; ■ The two boys and a lion; ■ The man in the desert and a dog; ■ The woman careless rescuer; ■ The foolish donkey; ■ Nigeria.
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Memorable quotes of Goodluck Jonathan.
(Abuja FCT: 16 Thames Street, New Extension 7 Maitama, Clear Coast Communication Ltd., 2013) JONATHAN, Goodluck
■ Quotes of His Excellency Goodluck Ebele Jonathan,
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Hope as an anchor of the soul.
(Akure, Ondo State: Jochebed Publishing House., 2021-12) TOFUNMI, Akinyemi
■ Hope as the soul's anchor; ■ The God of hope; ■ The living hope; ■ Our sustainer in hope; ■ The benefits of hope; ■ How to abide in hope; ■ The ultimate hope;
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Papers of the third annual conference of the Nigerian society of international law.
(Benin City: Ethiopc Publishing Corporation., 1971) NIGERIAN society of international Law
■ Micro- State; ■ Fundamental Human Rights and Freedom: ■ My East African Experience; ■ Reflections on the Pacific Settlement of Inter-State Disputes in Africa; ■ The Ideology of Pakistan: A Historical Interpretation of Muslim Nationalism in the Subcontinent; ■ The Institutional problems of a west African Economic Community
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A Heart of gratitude
(Akure: Jochebed Publishing House,, 2021-07) TOFUNMI Akinyemi
the creator God and mankind; Created to glorify God; Tips on glorifying God; The Heart of man; A heart of gratitude to God; The benefits of a grateful heart; The consequences of ingratitude; The pathway to a lifestyle of gratitude; Showing gratitude to fellow mortals; The greatest gratitude (TGG).
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Airport development in Nigeria
(Lagos: federal Ministry of Information, 1977) FEDERAL ministry of civil aviation
Regulation and well-being of the civil aviation industry; Air licensing board; Air registration branch; Operational safety; Air traffic services; Telecommunications; Airport planning & management; Operations/inspectorate; Aerodrome fire services; Flying unit; Nigeria airways; Nigerian civil aviation; Nigerian Airport Authority; Participation in international organisation; Training programme; Bilateral air service agreement negotiated and signed: June 1975—January 1977.
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Obafemi Awolowo: the end of an era.
(Ile-Ife: Obafemi Awolowo University Press Ltd, 1978) Edited by Qlasope O. Oyelaran; Toyin Falola; Mokwugo Okoye; Adewale Thompson
■ Awolowos metaphysics; ■ Awolowo’s economic thought in historical perspective; ■ From a bourgeois to social democrat: a study in the evolution of Awolowo’s concept of ideology; ■ Towards an autochthonous Industrialization policy for Nigeria: ■ Reflections on Awolowo’s thought on economic Liberation; ■ Awolowo’s planning strategies: Their Implications; ■ Awolowo and revenue allocation in Nigeria; ■ Awolowo’s economic thought and the future of Nigeria; ■ The political thought of Awolowo; ■ Understanding Awolowo’s socio-political thoughts and ideological themes in the light of the sociology of knowledge; ■ Conflict and democracy in the thought of Awolowo; ■Awolowo and the paradox of politicking and institution building; ■ Awolowo and Nigerian federalism; ■ Awolowo: the legacy of party organisation; ■ Awolowo’s contribution to Nigerian politics and administration; ■ Awolowo and the Western Nigeria civil service, 1952-59; ■ From neutrality to active involvement: Awolowo and the Nigerian Civil War; ■ Awolowo and the development of local government; continuity and Change in Awolowo’s views on foreign policy; ■ The perspective of Awolowo on Nigeria’s foreign policy; ■ Awolowo and the rule of law; ■ Awolowo and human rights in Nigeria; ■ Awolowo and seven years of mass education work, 1952-1959; ■ A study on the question of number in education; ■ Awolowo and the politics of education in Nigeria; ■ Awolowo and religion in Nigeria; ■ The religious factor in Nigerian politics: Awolowo and the Muslims, 1957—1983; ■ The influence of religion on Awolowo: An Insider’s view; ■ From agnosticism to spiritual eclecticism; ■ Awolowo and cultural Revival;
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Nigerian women in historical perspective.
(Victoria Island Lagos: Sankore Publishers Ltd, 1992) AWE, Bolanle
■ Saviours of their societies; ■ Queen Amina of Zaria; ■ Queen Kambasa of Bonny; ■ Nana Asma’u; ■ lyalode Efunsetan Aniwura (Owner of Gold); ■ Heroines of the women’s war; ■ Omu Okwei of Osomari; ■ Charlotte Olajumoke Obasa; ■ Olaniwun Adunni Oluwole; ■ Olufunmilayo Ransome-Kuti; ■ Lady Oyinkan Abayomi;
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Nigerian who's who in management intelligence:
(Ikeja: Management Masters Ltd, 2008) MARCUS, Charles (Ed)
■ Nigeria's natural endowments; ■ begging for intelligent management; ■ elective political offices in Nigeria; ■ major Officers; ■ 109 senators of the federal republic of Nigeria; ■ 360 federal house of representatives' members; ■ ABIA Theodore Ahamefule Oiji; ■ ADAMAWA Murtala Nyako; ■ AKWAIBOM Obong (Barr.) Godswill Obot Akpabio; ■ ANAMBRA Peter Obi; ■ BAUCHI IsaYaguda; ■ BAYELSA Timipre Sylva; ■ BENUE Hon. Gabriel Suswam; ■ BORNO Ali Modu Sheriff; ■ CROSS RIVER Liyel Imoke; ■ DELTA Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan; ■ EBONYI Martin Elechi; ■ EDO Prof. Oserheimen Osunbor; ■ EKITI Olusegun Oni; ■ ENUGU Sullivan Chime; ■ GOMBE Mohammed D. Goje; ■ IMO Ikedi Godson Ohakim; ■ JIGAWA Sule Lamido; ■ KADUNA Mohammed Namadi Sambo; ■ KANO Ibrahim Shekarau; ■ KASTINA Ibrahim Shema; ■ KEBBI Usman S. Dakingari; ■ KOGI Ibrahim Idris; ■ KWARA Dr. Bukola Saraki; ■ LAGOS Babatunde R. Fashola; ■ NASSARAWAAliyu Doma; ■ NIGER Mu'azu B. Aliyu; ■ OGUN Otunba G. Daniel; ■ ONDO Olusegun Agagu; ■ OSUN Olagunsoye Oyinlola; ■ OYO Christopher A. Alao-Akala; ■ PLATEAU Jonah D. Jang; ■ RIVERS Hon. Chibuike Rotimi; ■ SOKOTO Aliyu Wamakko; ■ TARABA Danbaba Suntari; ■ YOBE Mamman Bello Ali; ■ ZAMFARA Mahmud Aliyu Shinkafi ■ FCT-ABUJA Dr. Aliyu Modibbo Umar;
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NIGERIA issues in the 1999 constitution.
(Lagos: Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 2000) Edited by Ignatius A. Ayua; D.A. Guobadia; A. O. Adekunle
■ The Legitimacy of Constitutional Change: ■ The Enactment of the 1999 Constitution; ■ The Legislature and Good Governance Under the 1999 Constitution; ■ The Judiciary in a Modern Democracy; ■ Federalism and the Balance of Political Power Under the 1999 Constitution; ■ Nigerian Constitutional Scheme on the Sharing of Revenue Resources and Its Implementation: An Assessment; ■ Reducing the Risk of Divided and Failed Government; Fundamental Human Rights and Corresponding Civic Obligations Under the 1999 Constitution; ■ Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy within the Framework of a Liberal Economy; ■ Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy within the Framework of a Liberal Economy; ■ Transparency, Accountability and Good Governance Under the 1999 Constitution; ■ Civil Society and the Consolidation of Democracy in Nigeria; ■ The Role of Political Parties in a Presidential System; ■ The Constitution and National Security; ■ Notes on the 1999 Constitution and National Security; ■ The Amending Process Under Nigerian Law and Constitutions: Trends, Issues, Dilemmas and Processes; The Amending Process Under the 1999 Constitution; ■ The Amending Process Under the 1999 Constitution;
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ZIK: the last campaigns.
(Ibadan: Spectrum Books Limited, 1994) OFFOARO, Godson
■ National Party of Nigeria (NPN); ■ Nigerian People's Party (NPP); ■ Nnamdi Azikiwe, the Owelle of Onitsha, Nigeria's first indigenous president; ■ Northern Peoples Congress (NPC); National Council of Nigerian Citizens (NCNC); ■ Action Group (AG); ■ OAU summit; NPN-NPP accord of 1979
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Who's who in Ile-Oluji:
(Surulere, Lagos: Fundem Media Nigeria Ltd., 2003) AKINBOLA, Ademola (Ed)
■ Ile-Oluji at a glance; ■ Heroes of tomorrow; ■ Tributes; ■ special Section
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The cradle of a race: Ife from the beginning to 1980.
(Port Harcourt: Sunray Publications Ltd., 1992) AKINJOGBIN, I. A.
■ Ife Division - The physical; ■ Sources of Ife History; ■ Ife before Oduduwa; ■ The Phenomenon of Oduduwa in Ife History; ■ The Early Beginnings of the Ife State; ■ The Growth of Ife from Oduduwa; ■ The Economy of Ife from; ■ Ife: The Years of Travail; ■ Ife: The Years of Recovery; ■ The Aderemi Era (1930-1980); ■ The Out-lying Towns of Ife; ■ Dispersals from Ife; ■ The Modakeke Question in Ife Politics and Diplomacy; ■ Government and Administration; ■ The Religious Festivals of Ife; ■ Islam and Christianity in Ile-;
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Tales of Yoruba gods and heroes.
(New York: Crown Publishers Inc., 1973) COURLANDER, Harold
Sketch Map of the Yoruba Country; the Yorubas; the Gods, Heroes and other Protagonists; Some of the Orishas appearing In these Stories; The Yoruba Week; The Descent from the Sky; The Orishas acquire their Powers; Why Eshu Lives In the Open; Iron Is received from Ogun; Sonponno’s exile; The Scattering from Ife; Moremi and the Egunguns; Oranmiyan, The Warrior Hero Of Ife; The Friendship Of Eshu and ■ Orunmila; ■ Eshu and Death; ■ Oshun Learns the Art Of Divination; ■ Orunmila’s Visit to Owo; ■ The Division Of the Cowries; ■ Shango and the Medicine Of Eshu; Obatala’s Visit to Shango; The Quarrel Between Oya And Oshun; Two Warrior Heroes, and How Shango Departed from Oyo; Obatala’s Farm at Abeokuta; The Women’s War; The Coming Of the Ora River; Ogbe Baba Akinyelure, Warrior of Ibode; The Burning of the Elekute Grove; The Oba’s Food; Ogedengbe’s Drummers; How Twins came Among the Yorubas; The Stone People of Esie; The Deer-Woman of Owo; Ologun and Apasha; Olosun of Ikere-Ekiti; Erinle, Hunter of Ijebu; How Ijapa Became a Sacrifice; The Medicine of Olu-Igbo.
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The Igala kingdom
(Ibadan: Oxford University Press, 1968) BOSTON, J. S.
Environmental Factors; The Perspective of Igala Oral Tradition; e The Hereditary Basis of Central Government; The Framework of Local Government; Igala Concepts of Kingship; Ekwe, the principal Igala masquerade; The Ata’s court at Idah in 1841; . A newly appointed chief rides in procession through his town; An Igala Elder; Women and children singing; Masquerades representing clan ancestors in Okula festival; A typical homestead; An Omonobule in a funeral procession; An owe group hoeing yam mounds; Invocation to an earth shrine;
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President and power in Nigeria:
(England: Frank Cadd and Company Limited, 1982) WILLIAMS, David
■ A Place Called Shagari; ■ Pupil and Teacher; ■ Call to Politics; ■ In Sir Abubakar's Government; ■ Return to Sokoto; ■ Grass Roots Again; ■ Back to the Centre; ■ Politics No More?; ■ Return to Politics; ■ The Path to the Presidency; ■ President of All Nigeria; ■ Nigeria and the World; ■ Towards Economic Freedom?; ■ Religion for Rulers; A President at Work; ■ Postscript: A New Beginning;
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Travels and explorations in Yorubaland 1854 - 1858.
(Ibadan: Ibadan University Press, 1972) CLARKE, William H.
■ Journey from Lagos via Abeokuta to Ijaye; ■ Journey from Ijaye to Lagos and Ogbomoso; ■ Travels in north-western Yorubaland; ■ Travels in central Yorubaland; ■ Travels in eastern And northern Yorubaland Across Nupe to River Niger; ■ History of The Yoruba early times to the 1850s; ■ Physical features and vegetation of Yorubaland; ■ Climate of Yorubaland; Geology of Yorubaland; ■ Plants and animals of Yorubaland; Social life of the Yoruba people; ■ Government of the Yoruba people; ■ Agriculture and Commerce In Yorubaland; ■ The Language of The Yoruba People; ■ Art and industries of the Yoruba people; ■ Religion of the Yoruba people; ■ Theory of origin of the African race in general and of Yoruba civilization in Yorubaland;
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Profile of Nigeria
(New York: Doubleday & Company Inc., 1960) KENWORTHY, Leonard S.
■ Nigeria's Location and Size; ■ Why We Have Never Heard of Nigeria; ■ The Land and Major Regions; ■ The People of Nigeria; ■ Their Homes and Food; ■ Their Clothes; How They Earn; ■ Their Markets; ■ Their Transportation and Communication; ■ Their Chief Cities; ■ Their Health; ■ Their Schools and Education; ■ Their Religions; ■ How They Have Fun; ■ Their Arts and Crafts; ■ Their History and Government; ■ Their Political Leaders; ■ Their Future;
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Ultrasound guide to obstetrics and gynaecology in a developing economy:
(Ibadan: Midmak Publications, 2000) OBEMBE, Kayode
■ Indications and Guidelines for the Performance of Obstetrical Sonography; ■ Pattern of Hospital Attendance and Prenatal Care; ■ Medical Disorders in Pregnancy; ■ Haemoglobinopathy in Obstetrics; ■ First Trimester Bleeding; ■ Antepartum Obstetric Complications; ■ Obstetric Haemorrhage; ■ Fetal Well-Being (FWB); ■ Intra-Partum Monitoring; ■ Intrapartum Complications; ■ The Newborn; Post Partum Care; ■ Infections/HIV; ■ Common Gynaecological Problem; ■ Disorders of Menstruation; ■ Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility; ■ Laparoscopy in Private Practice; ■ Ultrasound in Private Practice; ■ Economy and Health: ■ Prospect of the National Health Insurance Scheme;
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Western Nigeria development plan 1962-68.
(Ibadan: Ministry of Economic Planning and Community Development, Ibadan, 1963) MINISTRY of economic planning and community development
■ Foundations of Policy; ■ Overall Objective; Development Strategy, 1955-62; ■ Development Strategy, 1962-68; ■ Scope and Limitation of Regional Planning; ■ Physical Resources; ■ Manpower Resources; ■ Financial Resources; ■ Export Crops; Other Tree Crops; ■ Food; ■ Livestock; ■ Extension Services; ■ Veterinary; ■ Research Division; ■ Agricultural Engineering; ■ Plantations; ■ Training Programme; ■ The role of Industrialisation; ■ Investment Criteria; ■ Development Trend; ■ Co-operative Marketing; ■ Industrial Training Scheme; ■ Service Industries; ■ New Industries; ■ Industrial Industrial Development Development Incentives Incentives; ■ Industrial Promotions Commission; ■ Industrial Extension Services; ■ Highways; Electricity Supplies; ■ Water Supplies; ■ Town and Country Planning; ■ Ibadan Slum Clearance; ■ Land Registration, Acquisition and Survey;