Ushie, Christiana Aloye; Ushie, Michael Anake & Egidi, Stephen Achuen Abstract The possessive quest for the protection and preservation of farmland and cattle by both farmers and Fulani herdsmen remained a drive for violent conflicts in some parts of Nigeria. Therefore, the study anchored on violence, environment and sustainable livelihood: A focus on the herdsmen/farmers […]
Unimke, Sylvester Akongi (Ph.D); Prof. Donald Bette Enu & Prof. (Mrs) A. E. O. Esu Abstract This paper focused on teachers’ years of teaching experience as fulcrum of teaching effectiveness in Social Studies in Secondary Schools in Cross River State, Nigeria. To find a solution to the study problem, a research question was posed and
Monity, Flora Michael & Igwebuike, Osedumme Abstract The main purpose of this research was to establish the influence of Mass media, environmental workshops on forest resources utilization in Cross River State. Given the present threats posed by several old and emerging factors such as logging, this paper is meant to evaluate the influence of both
Abanyam, Victoria Atah & Ofem, Maria Christian Abstract This study examined teachers’ utilization of ICT and teaching effectiveness of Secondary Schools Economics in Calabar Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria. Two hypotheses were formulated to direct the study and literature was reviewed on the variables under study. Expost facto research desig n was adopted
Elijah Eghong Ivi & Akpo David Mbu Abstract Sanitation is a practice that allows the protection of health of the people and the environment. Environmental sanitation leads to a healthy environment and stimulates good health and productivity. This study therefore, examined “influence of environmental sanitation on the health of secondary school students in Obudu Local
Kassim H.G., Oyegunwa A.S., Ettu R..O. & Odusina A.O. Abstract An eight week study was conducted at the teaching and research farm of Tai Solarin University of Education in Ijebu Ode Nigeria to determine the effect of 30minutes weekly step wise increase in lighting for Isa brown point of lay pullets. Parameters assessed in this
Darlington Egbe Egbonyi & Udom, Imo Cosmas Abstract NIGERIA The study sought to assess the difference among educational institutions and awareness of waste management in Cross River and Akwa Ibom State Nigeria. The objective of the study was converted research question and corresponding hypothesis. Research design adopted for the study was survey design. The sampling
Kassim, H. G.; Bello, N. J. & F. O. Olasantan Abstract Agroclimatic feasibility of intercropping kenaf with maize in kenaf/maize mixtures was determined. Tainung1, Ifeken400, DMR-LSR-Y, Tainung1/DMR-LSR-Y and Ifeken400/DMR-LSR-Y were randomized in a complete block design with three replicates in a field trial during the early planting season of 2007. The phenological stages of each
Ojong, Aganyi Asu; Dr. Egbonyi, Etuki Eborty & Akpo, David Mbu Abstract The research investigated Psycho-demographic variables and senior secondary school students’ perception of solid waste management in Calabar Metropolis of Cross River State, Nigeria. To achieve this purpose, two hypotheses were formulated to guide the research. Literature review was done according to the variables
Dr. (Mrs) Josephine. D. Nanwjan & Owojaiye Sunday Oni Abstract This paper is on adaptation of leisure and recreational activities for person with disabilities. The paper explains that leisure\recreational activities play an important part in everyone’s life. The programmes should be provided to give opportunities for peer interaction in an appropriate social setting. The paper
