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Item Open Access A critique of Nigerian laws from gender and socio-cultural practices viewpoints(International Journal of Law and Clinical Legal Education (IJOLACLE), 2024) CHEGWE, Emeke, Nelson; Joseph E. EdethIntroduction: historical context. gender discriminatory laws and practices in Nigeria. Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended). Cumbersome Acquisition of Citizenship and Residency Rights. Inappropriate Marriage Laws. A Culture of Violence. Denial of Property Rights. Civil Status. Control of Women’s Fertility and Sexuality. Legal Reforms and Progress. Violence against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015. Rape under the VAPP Act.Item Open Access Youth involvement in criminal activities in Oyi local government area of Anambra state(Journal of Interdisciplinary Research in Education, Social Sciences and Arts (JIRESSA), 2024) OKOYE, Amarachukwu Esther; Bentina Alawari Mathiastheoretical anchorage; strain theory; the concept of youth criminality; factors that influence youth involvement in criminal activity; poverty; family size; unemployment; peer pressure/ influence; consequences of youth involvement in criminal activities; effects on the individual; unsecured environment; measures to ameliorate the involvement of youth in criminal activities.Item Open Access Willingness to adopt precision agriculture: an analysis of Gombe and Bauchi states of Nigeria(Nigerian Journal of Technology (NIJOTECH), 2024-03) EZEAKU, C.; A. O. Ani,; J. Adama,Willingness to adopt precision agriculture: an analysis of Gombe and Bauchi states of NigeriaItem Open Access Sustainable faecal sludge management in Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) settlements in tropical climate: a review(Nigerian Journal of Technology (NIJOTECH),, 2024-03) ORUGBA, H. O.; C. Osagie,; H. I. Owamah.In settlements for internally displaced persons (IDPs), achieving sustainable on-site faecal sludge management is crucial. Effective stabilization and treatment methods are vital, as the wrong choices can result in dire sanitary conditions. Tropical climate, marked by low-income settings and overburdened sanitation facilities, pose unique challenges that demand tailored solutions. This review paper focuses on simplicity, cost-efficiency, and minimal land requirements for stabilization, along with affordability, low health risks, and valuable end-products for treatment. Notable findings include mechanical presses, planted drying beds, and solar greenhouse drying beds as robust stabilization methods, while microwave heating, black soldier fly larvae, and anaerobic digestion show promise as sustainable treatment techniques. Adopting these techniques promises sustainable faecal sludge management and potential improvements in living standards.Item Open Access Legality of transfer of power to collect taxes meant for local governments to the state governments in Nigeria.(Anambra: Awka Capital Bar Journal (ACBJ), 2024) ANUSHIEM, Uchenna Maryjane; William Chukwuma Amechi■ Taxing powers of the state government in Nigeria; ■ taxing powers of the local government in Nigeria; ■ usurpation of powers of the local government to collect its taxes by the state; ■ taxes and levies; ■ taxing power; ■ transfer of power to collect taxes state government and local government.Item Open Access Topography of human suffering in Nigeria – from the Plateau of corruption to the low lands of poverty:(Awka, Anambra: Awka Capital Bar Journal (ACBJ), 2024) MONEKE, Francis Chidozie■ corruption; ■ development; ■ human rights; ■ cause lawyering; ■ judicial activism; ■ the Purport and Purview of the Right to Development; ■ the Right to Development as the Fountain Head of Other Human Rights; ■ corruption as the bane of the right to development in Nigeria; ■ fostering the Right to Development in Nigeria: ■ the bar instigating the bench in a robust engagement.Item Open Access Effects of family planning counselling and media messages on contraceptives use by Nigerian men:(Enugu: University of Nigeria Enugu Campus, 2024-05) OBETA, Charles E.; Joseph I. Amuka; Beatrice C. Eneje■ Family planning, ■ counseling, ■ media messages, ■ use of contraceptiveItem Open Access The cultural factors affecting women’s rights to property inheritance: a study of the Njikoka local government area of Anambra state(Journal Of Interdisciplinary Research in Education, Social Sciences and Arts (JIRESSA), 2024) OGUAMANAM, Gabriel Onyebuchi, Ph.D; Obah, Augustine Ikechukwuconcept of property inheritance; cultural factors affecting women’s rights to property inheritance; effects of cultural denial of women’s rights to property inheritance.Item Open Access The cultural factors affecting women’s rights to property inheritance:(Awka, Anambra State: Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka., 2024-01) OKONOFUA, FridayClimate change and women’s health.Item Open Access Linguicide in Nigeria:(Awka: Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, 2024) NWACHUKWU, Daberechi Atulaegwu■ Meaning/concept of linguicide; ■ Some languages that have died in Nigeria (cases of linguicide in Nigeria); ■ The case of the igbo language; ■ A looming language endangerment; ■ Consequences of marginalized indigenous languages; ■ Factors responsible for the marginalization of indigenous languages in Nigeria; ■ Agents of marginalization against the Nigerian indigenous languages.Item Restricted Access Explaining packet delays under virtualization(2016-01) WHITEATER, Jon; Schneider, Fabian; Teixeira, RenataItem Open Access Information and knowledge management in the digital age: concepts, technologies and African perspectives(Ibadan, Oyo State ( University of Ibadan Post Office Box 20492): Third World Information Service Limited,, 2008) AINA, L. O. (Ed); S. M. Mutula and M.A. TiamiyuInformation and knowledge management in the global digital society: An African perspective; Internet facilities and their Uuse in Africa; Local content and Africa's presence on the Web; Towards Developing African's Web Content: Challenges, Strategies and Tool; Digital Libraries; Transition to automated library information systems and the challenges for libraries in Africa; E-Government and E-records; Digital divide in Africa: Its causes and amelioration strategies; Bibliographic and library networks in Africa; A Framework for digital preservation in Africa; Knowledge management; Indigenous knowledge systems in Africa; Intellectual property rights in the digital age; Evolving mechanisms for the protection of copyright in the digital environment; Freedom of information; Information security management challenges and prospects in Africa; Information retrieval systems, Concepts and strategies for African researchersItem Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, April 15, 2009:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-15) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedYuguda crosses over to PDP; FG approves N15bn for transformers; Easter mayhem: 115 arraigned in Minna; Plateau police unaware of arms seizure; FG to buy transformers worth N15bn; Residents flee as troops move to Nembe; 11 banks floats credit bureau; HIV/AIDS maternal mortality rates drop in Kano; Fuel now N150 per litre as scarcity worsens in Kano; Cleric seeks punishment for religious fanatics; Doctors' strike paralyses medicare in Edo; 7 die in Kaduna auto accidents; Shell to pay N1m over oil spill fire; Plateau police unaware of apprehended cache of arms; Governors' Forum appoints DG; Yar'adua appoints new special adviser; FG inaugurates committee on job creation; JAMB releases UME results; Road crash claims 10 in Yobe; Intercontinental, UBA, First Bank make Forbes top 2000; Turaki: I'm fine, but in pain; Reps to review criminal justice system; MMS registers over 400 informal miners; Oba Commends FG for allocating Jetties to LGSG; Ekiti re-run: NOA plans peace forum; Niger Delta ministry adopts transparency in consultancy bidding; NARTO denies sabotaging railways; Police nab border bandits; Sokoto re-constitutes c’ttee on immoral activities; Sokoto to sack unqualified teachers next year; Customs lifts ban on training; NULGE orders Ondo workers back to work; Benue sacks boat operators over disagreement with gov's convoy; Power probe: Senator urges exposure of culprits; Jigawa to verify civil servants; Father, son arraigned over assault on cleric; Plateau govt reacts to call for suspension of Jang; Church urges revival of textiles; Commandant cautions Liberia-bound soldiers on nation's image; Expert advocates review of agric strategies; ECOWAS to adopt legal -framework on mining; Resident doctors embark on strike; MCAN hosts seminar for women; Easter: Ebri wants Christians to pray for leaders; Benne Speaker escapes no confidence vote; Helmets: FRCS impounds 841 motorbikes; Plateau House begins investigation on closure of state varsity; Union urges action on Abuja-Lokoja road; Wage increase will not solve workers problem; Don tasks journalist on investigative reporting; Adamawa donates N1m, materials to fire victims; Nigeria and elite machinations; The House and border dispute between CR and Ebonyi; Atiku is right, electoral reform will not work; Amnesty for militants; Election petition: Yobe's different scenario; Achike Udenwa's unintelligent gaffe; Togo raid to ward off security threat, two killed; Somali pirates hijack Greek ship; Police say missing Gambia journalist is dead; Hutu rebel 'hit list' in DR Congo; Lebanese ex-general accused of spying for Israel; Japan signs nuclear energy deal with Jordan; Iran puts US reporter on trial for spying; Egypt accuses Iran as police hunt 'Hezbollah cell'; Asia-Pacific countries meet in Indonesia on Rohingyas; Thai riots halt after deaths; leaders face arrest; Man jailed for spraying urine, faeces on food in UK; EU to sue Britain over Internet privacy; Castro insists US go further, lift 'cruel' embargo; 'Islamic finance, solution to global meltdown; CBN forex policy hurts North – NU; Seaports alone can sustain the economy – Elochukwu; N200bn agric loan may be hijacked by Dr. Adiya; Opengate MFB grants N7m loan to boost agric; Newspapers to suffer decline in advertisement; Poland to seek $20bn IMF credit; Goldman Sachs sees strongItem Open Access Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, April 14, 2009:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-14) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedFamily of 13 perish; Lame heads police reform implementation committee; My hijab didn't contravene dress code Sacked nurse; C'ttee seeks overhaul of NSE operation; Passenger lands plane after pilot dies; Obama moves to end 50-yr Cuba embargo; Gunmen, Navy clash in N/Delta; Fire kills student in Sokoto; NAMA begins second phase of flight calibration; Emir urges Nigerians to re-brand their heart; Plateau PDP faction wants Jang suspended; Ijaw group threatens attacks; Police warn trouble makers on Yuguda's defection; NMA begins strike in Edo; I didn't contravene dress code; Obama moves to end 50-yr Cuba embargo; Ogun crisis: Reps insist on takeover; Kabo Air launches Kano-Dubai direct flight; Reps C'ttee to meet 500 militant groups in N/Delta; Police reform: FG raises implementation c'ttee; weights and measures may earn Nigeria N30 billion annually; Passenger lands plane in US after pilot dies; UNIBEN council disowns Prof Gbenidion; Saminu Turaki in stable condition – CMD; FG to evacuate. stranded Nigerians in India – Minister; Onaiyekan calls for new ideas on N/Delta problem; Peacekeeping: Nigerian military chiefs, UN officials meet in New York; Cleric cautions against hoarding; Mark pledges scholarships to families of Makurdi crash victims; Police distribute emergency call numbers in P/Harcourt; Police arrest 1,202 suspects in zone 11; Kwara SUBEB to appoint VPs for junior secondary schools; Anambra awards N300m road contract; Katsina to provide primary schools with computers; Install Uke of Takum now, says leader; CAN demands prosecution of corrupt leaders; Hoodlums attack worshippers at aster celebration; Soldiers nab armed robbers on Kogi road; Namadi’s aide advocates law on girl child education; Blind association seeks Ondo govt aid on employment; Armed robbers raid Katsina village; Why we can't phase out 'Molue' on Lagos roads -LAMATA; Cleric advises Yar'adua on 7-point agenda, tenure elongation; NSCDC boss tasks rescue team on disaster mgt; FG to reposition Naval Dockyard; NANS urges govs to shun students' politics; NEMA plans early warning system against disaster; Three die, two injured in Borno land dispute; Plateau is investor friendly; Police prevent religious crisis in Kazaure; Board decries decay at Makurdi center; Tiv leaders burn book on Akume's allegation; Akpabio urges religious leaders to join fight against kidnapping; Politics of river basins authorities; Getting it right in the Niger Delta; Two years without Sheikh Ja'afar; Can Nigeria have a working democratic system?; That fear of Jacob Zuma must be good for Africa; Why Nigerian companies are folding up; Mauritania coup leader announces presidential bid; .As opposition rejects elections as farce; Gabon president challenges French account freeze; Mortar shells fired at US congressman in Somalia; Soldiers "attack" brother of Togo president; EL Salvado: A left turn of US staunch ally; Iran welcomes nuclear talks with West; 4 Lebanese soldiers killed in ambush; Thai soldiers spray gunfire, . tear gas at protesters; China pledges to improve human rights; Easter Monday hostel blaze kills 21 in Poland; Serbia to seek ,extradition of Nazi suspect from US; Paraguayan bishop-turned-prez admits paternity; Economists seek 'alternative' -CBN, stock market; FG retirees to get N 55b pension benefit; NSE trading platform should be overhauled – Report; Islamic insurers lack investment options; -VP seeks input into oil, gas reforms; Oil falls as demand set to slow; Aulic to turn Lagos trade fair business haven in W /Africa; Oando begins work on 210,000 MT Lekki terminal project;Item Open Access Daily Trust Newspaper Friday, April 17, 2009:(Lagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-17) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedAlleged plot to kill Tinubu baseless -Police; Can you keep a joint account with your spouse?; Help us to fight pirates - Somali PM; No need for Haliburton probe c'ttee; Cut 7-point agenda to electoral reform; Deregulation: Marketers stop fuel imports; El Rufai says: seek asylum? Never; Democracy may soon lose its appeal, says Gowon; AP shares manipulation: SEC suspends Nova Finance for one year; MD to face EFCC, Dangote cleared; Yar’adua’s aide unimpressed with MDG progress; Plateau Assembly denies endorsing Jang for 2011; Sokoto gets two new commissioners; Tanko Yakassai harps on proportional representation; Economic meltdown: Nigerien Minister urges rescue package; NSCDC nabs 25 for cheating in JAMB exams; Alarming rise of kidney diseases in Nigeria; Inside dangerous world of child hawking; How I survived Obasanjo – Tinubu; Cut 7-point agenda to electoral reform; Yar’adua’s administration is corrupt – NBA; N4bn sugar development levy missing; Hajj 2009: FCT fixes may payment deadline; FG to support party conventions; Aliero sacks two FCT Secretaries; Amaechi heads PDP Special Convention Electoral Panel; Telecommunication: FG seeks alternative power supply; Yar’adua approves implementation of Ogoni-shell initiative; 57 Jigawa students in Singapore for IT programmes; Kogi partners Malaysia on palm produce; Gwada crisis not religious – CAN; Shell to establish laboratory in ABU; Expert blames high TB rate on poor awareness; Embrace God, prelate urges Christian; Audu urges prudent management of resources; Atta Ibrahim family to mark 45th anniversary April 25; Assembly members plot removal of Benue Speaker; My dethronement is politically motivated – Alkali; Lack of political will hindered Ajaokuta project; Fertilizer now sells at N2,100 in FCT; NOA partners DAAR Communications to promote Ya’adua’s agenda; Shekarau: Resolve the TROVAN logjam now; Award of contract as achievement; ABUTH should rescind decision on sacked nurse; Borno PDP’s litany of electoral agonies; Kogi politics and the need for unity; Mauritania’s junta leader steps down, to run for presidency; UN nuclear inspectors quit N/Korea; Somali PM asks for more help to fight pirates; FG wants Nigerians to patronize locally made products; Mauritius sees 2008/09 inflation down to 7%; Fuel scarcity: NNPC, marketers trade blames as queues persist; Firms partner on Lagos/Ibadan expressway; Insurance firms begin nationwide awareness campaign; NIM to build N1bn office in Abuja; Botswana mulls $70 million Zimbabwe credit line; Congo rejects miners contract proposals; FG wants Nigerians to patronize locally-made products; FG urged to give priority to women farmers; Youths meet African leaders at W/Economic Forum; Colic in babies; Can you keep a joint account with your spouse?;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, April 13, 2009:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-13) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedReps dump power probe report; The story of Easter; Halliburton: Opposition threatens to name bribe takers; Yaradua orders ministries to allow information flow; Food prices soar by 20%; Arms cache intercepted in Jos – Jang; Deeper Life overseer, Pastor Kumuyi loses wife; Clerics, governors, others advise Christians at Easter; Why I am in guber struggle by Akarume; Bishop opposes death sentence for kidnappers; Ex-Dep Gov cautions on CBN’s $200m loan to farmers; ABUTH defends sack of nursing staff over hijab; Pursuit of vanity, cause of Nigeria’s backwardness; Sultan calls for reform of education system; First bank director Ngama Kazir get traditional titles; Easter: Mark tasks leaders on harmony; Arms cache intercepted in Jos; Shell shuts flowstations after fire; Reps dump power probe report; Economic recession affects beggars’ fortunes; UN Security Council: Nigeria insists on an Africa veto power; FG pledges prudent budget implementation; Withdrawal of Atiku’s police guards, a vendetta – AC; Heavy storm: Taraba community flees into Cameroon; FG urged to mitigate economic meltdown; Benue, C/River shift ground on boundary dispute; Easter: Sylva sues for peace: Mimiko challenges youths on electoral reform; Fuel price hike curtails movement in Otukpo; Fishermen seek govt assistance on fish imports; Adamawa pledges cooperation with traditional rulers; Hajj: Committee begins screening of 2009 intending pilgrims; Hypertension accounts for 20% of pregnancy problems – UNICEF; Saraki approves Kwara varsity council; Goje may revoke contract over poor work; Farmers seek loans in Bauchi; 66 vehicles impounded in Kaduna for breaking regulation; Easter: Fashola harps on religious tolerance; Rebranding: Nigeria should start from family – Islamic Group; ECOWAS experts to meet on mining sector growth; Bayelsa picks holes in UK travel advise; Frequent road crashes: FRSC to evaluate Hawan Kibo; Stakeholders want youth’s involvement in decision making; Labour Ministry, ILO to organise employment summit; FG builds fish hatcheries in Delta; Speakers to intervene in Ogun Assembly crisis; Communities protest construction of Kafin Zaki Dam; FG spends N225m on capital projects; Gov’s aide tasks youths on development; Benue prepares students for science and tech competition in China; Disagreement as Hameed Ali knocks politicians on dev.; Yandakan Katsina emerges; Speaker Bankole: Who does he speak for?; Rebranding Nigeria begins with renaming Nigeria; FERMA and the state of our roads; Letter to Gov Shekarau; Fatima Sheriff and challenges facing Borno women; Abinos, albinism and voodooist profanities; NGO leading talks to free aid workers in Sudan; US captain held by pirates freed; Crisis talks fail in Madagascar; Mummies found in ancient Egypt burial chamber; Egypt state controlled paper denounces Hezbollah; Zimbabwe shelves own currency for a year; Zimbabwe sets team to drive constitutional reforms; Madonna still keen to adopt Malawian child; Ahmadinejad dismisses demand to halt atom work; Iraq Sunni leader eyes Shiite alliance; Israel, Palestinian leaders make first phone call; Jordan kings calls for serious Mideast talks; Palestinian prisoner dies in Isreali jail; Obama seeks new relationship with Latin America; Easter: Pope urges end to war, poverty; Volcano erupts in Ecuador; Obama’s brother refused entry to UK; Rebels kill 13 soldiers in Peru; Wen says China seeing gradual recovery; Riots trail Thailand emergency patrols gradual recovery; Key nations agree N/Korea draft; Fiji coup leader restored as PM; Honda unveils dog-friendly car; Politician fumes over gay elephant in zoo; Saudis ban ‘lewd’ license plates; Man divorces wife by text message; Woman unknowingly had bullet in head for 12 years; Yaradua govt makes foray into agriculture; Kaduna identifies 11 hydropower locations; Yaradua govt makes foray into agriculture; Biotechnology can boost agric in Nigeria; N200bn loan: Large scale farmers divert agric fund; Poverty: Adamawa youth revert to mortar, pestle; Hajj 2009 and global economic crisis;Item Open Access Daily Trust Newspaper Friday, April 24, 2009(Lagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-24) MEDIA Trust Nigeria LimitedSEC boss AI-Faki quits; Air mishaps: airlines refuse to pay victims; Nigeria 4th worst in medical system – WHO; Assembly condemns kidnap of Canadian; 3 Plateau SUBEB staff die in car accident; S/Court to hear Andy Uba’s appeal; Ekiti re-run: INEC not sincere; Reps to expand Okiro panel mandate; W/Bank questions Nigeria’s growth strategy; Al-Bashir: Afro-Arabs reject arrest warrant; Petroleum pipelines are decaying, says PPMC boss; Senate orders FG to deploy troops to Benin border; Oyinlola decries fall in military professionalism; El-rufai vs NASS Court to hear suit May 27; N/Assembly sits on 72 audit reports; Why Yar’adua now welcomes visitors; Ribadu: Tribunal fixes April 30 for ruling; President thanks AL-Faki as he quits; External thugs threaten Ekiti re-run – INEC; Nightmare puts 13 year old marriage asunder; Plateau launches education fund for handicapped children; Jigawa fixes Hajj fare at N450,000; Benue unhappy with level of foreign investment; Ogun varsity gets acting VC; Man in court for killing lover; Fashola threatens to prosecute erring Eyo masquerades; Plateau to re-open state varsity; NAFDAC bans shampoo that causes cancer; Council seals 5 coys over fake drugs; BAOBAB trains female journalists; Police smash kidnap syndicate in Oyo; Ogun Assembly observes session without suspended members; rerun Polls: memo to Ekiti people; The many presidential U-turn; Is Soludo really the issue?; Piracy in Somali waters; Do$250m for Somalia; S/Africa ruling party leads; 18 Somalis in court for pirate trials; Manipulation is real problem with NSE; N40bn needed to fix power; Airport inaugurates SAC; Unity Bank to establish micro bank in Ondo; .Unethical practises: NSE suspends ,three broking firms; Odua Group divests from Wema bank; Girl, 13, battling rare disease that will turn her into a statue; Breaking the animal kingdom’s colour code; Warning signs of autism; Breastfeeding protects mother – Research; How and why women damn the risks of using aphrodisiacs; Waste can alleviate poverty, generate energy; NEMA assesses disasters in Cross River; Flood: Kano residents to get drainages; Agency arrests 355 goats for sanitation offences; Government promises compensation; Three dies in auto crash; Loyola Jesuit college to host supreme head; Soldiers arrest motorists; Police clamp down on street traders; Mega party will check impunity, Nnamani says; Aspirant challenges Nyako’s second term bid; Anambra PDP faction rejects Emodi-led exco; Unity forum tasks Yaradua on Ekiti polls; Significance of trust and trusteeship in Islam;Item Open Access Daily Trust Newspaper Thursday, April 23, 2009:(Lagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-23) MEDIA Trust Nigeria Limited2011 polls: UK group raises fears; Reps threaten to arrest Otedola over AP share scandal; 7 NERC bosses charged; His day in court; No troops for Ekiti; Cop-killers get bail, IG kicks; I was never detained -Dangote; JTF kills two militants, unaware of attack on Turkish vessel; Nigeria records biggest meningitis epidemic – EU; Delta Steel Coy pensioners take protest to N/Assembly; Robbers kill 30 in bullion van raid; UK Parliamentary group raises fears on 2011 election; FG in direct contact with N/Deita militants – Orubebe; Ambassadors want salary increase; RMAFC: Yar'adua's 20% pay cut won't stop further cut; Appeal court upholds High court ruling on Niger Governor; Meningitis kills 80 in Kaduna in three months; 100,000 Nigerians die annually from 18 complications --- U.S. Official; Pfizer: Victims deny accusing Kana emirate; Kankia District Head dies at 80; Ekiti re-run: Senator wants FG to deploy soldiers; Stop discriminating against ex-convicts, FG told; EU to produce meningitis vaccine; UN seat: Liberia pledges support for Nigeria’s bid; Belgore makes case for land reform; 1200 houses destroyed; Halliburton: NLC warns on diversion; N/Delta crisis: Expert calls for all inclusive approach; NTDC launches tourism-friendly products; IN/Assembly can't review constitution'; NUC convenes forum on low varsities ranking; Guinea seeks fund to hold elections; ACF condemns Kaduna kidnap; Sokoto to get pharmaceutical coy; Civil service council suspends six over loan scandal; Nigeria to benefit from $5Oom French water fund; AI-Bashir and ICC's double standards; Re: EFCC seeks El-Rufai's extradition; Reorganising Nasarawa civil service; Electoral reform and democratic sustainability; ANC set for landslide win in South-African elections; Africa's first ladies urge health care; Britain frees 12 terror suspects without charge; S/Africa: Awaiting the Jacob Zuma inauguration; Glo, Dangote sign deal on telecoms; Gombe airport will attract investors; Poverty In Nigeria; Yaradua is being careful about N70bn textile fund but….- Minister; FG approves $15 PSC for MMA2; FG backs Med-View as it opens Lome office; Kenya airways, NTDC, 36 states support Akwaaba'09; AERO now offers online · 1 check-in for passengers; Kwara Assembly deliberates on Housing Estate Agency bill; Gurara waterfall to gulp N135m on tourism; Stop dumping waste in River Benue; Lightning kills boy at Jikwoyi; Scavenger in court over assault; Heavy rainstorm causes havoc at Kubwa; Only private sector can curb unemployment – Ndanusa; Civil Service Union urged to be agent of change; ANPP, PDP against needed electoral reforms – Nnabuchi; Ekiti re-run: AC raises alarm over INEC’s request for soldiers; Defection fever grips Nasarawa AC; Group urges govs, LG bosses on seven point agenda; Adefemi aims for new start; Worgu struggles to adapt in Sudan; Basketball future lies with these kids – Ujiri, Umar; FIFA finals inspection visit now May 13;Item Open Access Analysis of timbercrete: sawdust-infused concrete mixtures(Open Journals of Environmental Research (OJER), 2024-05) FASASASI, M. O.materials and methods; sieve analysis; test procedure; slump test; casting and curing; compression test; water absorption; dry density.Item Open Access Prevalence and susceptibility of bacteria from used toothbrushes of students residing in hall I and II university of benin benin.(Open Journal of Bioscience Research (OJBR), 2024-04-27) OSUMAH, R. O.; Uzama-Avenbuan, O.Bacteria; contamination; toothbrushes; oral health; prevalence; isolation of bacteria.