PJCP VOL9NO2

Dr P. O. Ogedi & Dr James Paul Nwachinaemere Abstract This study adopted a correlation survey design to determine the relationship between classroom instructional delivery technological tools and students’ academic performance in unity secondary schools in South East Nigeria. The sample comprised 280 students drawn from Unity Schools in South East Nigeria. Classroom Technological Interventions

Dr Thomas Agbor Abang & Dr Ntongha Yibala Inyang Abstract This study sought to establish the influence of folktale as an environmental awareness strategy on attitude towards wildlife conservation in Ikom Education zone of Cross River State. It was guided by a lone research question and hypothesis. The study adopted the survey research design. The

Dr J. P. Nwachinaemere & Dr P. O. Ogedi Abstract This study adopted a correlational design to investigate innovative leadership styles and human resource management as correlates of principals’ administrative effectiveness in South East, Nigeria. Two research questions and two null hypotheses guided the study at 0.05 level of significance. The population of this study

Dr Augustine Onyi Ushie, Dr Enya Inok-Kuti Ebak, Dr Effiom Etim Effiong, Dr Ime Edet Sam & Dr S. Oham Oham Abstract This study examined the influence of environmental regulations and oil spill prevention measures on residents’ perception of water quality in Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. A descriptive survey research design

Benjamin Chukwuma Agu, Sunday Isaac Eneh, Ekpenyong Bassey Obo & Victoria Zake Ewa Abstract The study investigated how employee involvement in decision-making and collaborative problem-solving affected dockworkers’ performance as evaluated by productivity and service quality in the maritime industry of Niger Delta Region, Nigeria.  The study design used was cross-sectional survey. 1,004 employees made up

Dr Muhammad Tajuddeen Sa`ad & Khalif Mohamoud Shirwac  Abstract This study examines how local government infrastructural development interventions affect the reintegration of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Jilab Camp, Hodan Village, Garowe District, Somalia. A descriptive correlational design employing a mixed-methods approach was used. The sample included IDP household heads, local government representatives, community leaders,

Comfort Chinwendu Emodi & Dr Abdul’aziz Inusa Busa Abstract This study investigated ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence and administrative effectiveness among confidential secretaries in Federal University Dutsin-Ma (FUDMA), Katsina State, Nigeria, with specific attention to two components of ethical and responsible artificial intelligence (AI) use: data privacy and security, and human oversight and

Paul Ofana Ogwihi, Ekpenyong Bassey Obo, Sunday Isaac Eneh & Victoria Zake Ewa Abstract Processing enterprises are crucial for adding value to industrial and agricultural raw materials for both home and foreign application. However, a lot of these businesses still employ manual, paper-based production techniques. This study examined the relationship between digital transformation initiatives, such

Dr Augustine Onyi Ushie, Dr Enya Inok-Kuti Ebak, Dr Ime Edet Sam, Dr Effiom Etim Effiong, Dr S. Oham Oham & Dr Osedumme Igwebuike Abstract This study examined the relationship between emergency response mechanisms, and stakeholder engagement in environmental governance and residents’ perception of water quality in Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria.

Dr Effiom Bassey Ekeng, Dr Unimna Beshel Fidelis, Dr Favour Ojedor, Dr Godwin Odey Amuchi & Emmanuel Eze Abstract Mental health counselling plays a vital role in supporting individuals facing life issues, providing them with emotional and psychological care during this challenging time. Death and dying can be a traumatic experience not only for the