Abstract: This study explores the concept of a web-driven information system for Nigerian museums, focusing on the creation of digital museums to enhance accessibility and preserve cultural heritage. While physical museums remain critical repositories of history and culture, they face limitations in accessibility, space, and time constraints for visitors. Digital museums, which emerged in the … Read more
ABSTRACT: This study evaluates the role of mass media in the fight against corruption in Nigeria, focusing on their contribution to the dissemination of anti-corruption efforts led by bodies such as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC). Corruption has long plagued Nigeria’s socio-political … Read more
ABSTRACT This research critically examines the strategies employed by the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) in promoting the export of Nigerian goods, particularly non-oil commodities. Established in 1976 and restructured in 1988, the NEPC was tasked with diversifying Nigeria’s revenue sources and reducing reliance on crude oil exports. Despite its efforts, the council has faced … Read more
Abstract: This research explores the significance of Pidgin English as a medium of communication in broadcasting, with a focus on its adoption in Enugu State Broadcasting Service (ESBS), Enugu. Originating during the colonial era as a simplified version of English, Pidgin English has evolved into a lingua franca that bridges the gap between Nigeria’s diverse … Read more
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Siebert, Peterson and schramm in describing the Operation of the press in their book entitled four Theories of the press said that, “The press is not an instrument of government but rather a device for presenting evidence and argument on the basis of which the people can check on government and make … Read more
Abstract: This study critically evaluates the essential role of the press in promoting and sustaining democracy in Nigeria, with a focus on public perception and press performance. The research adopts a mixed-method approach, combining a detailed literature review and empirical field data collected via structured questionnaires and interviews from 80 respondents, including lecturers, lawyers, politicians, … Read more
CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION1.0 Background of the Study Development, in its most holistic sense, is recognised as a multi-faceted transformation involving shifts in societal structures, attitudes, and institutions. It encompasses accelerated economic growth, reduced inequality, and the elimination of extreme poverty. As highlighted by the Central Bank of Nigeria (2000), achieving meaningful development hinges on the capacity … Read more
Abstract:This study explores the perceptions of undergraduates on courtship and its influence on premarital sex in Nigerian tertiary institutions. As traditional norms give way to modern lifestyles, especially within university environments, students increasingly engage in new forms of romantic relationships, often detached from long-term commitments and guided more by casual sexual encounters. Using a structured … Read more
This paper critically examines the lending practices of commercial banks in Nigeria and their relationship with the rising incidence of bad debts. Bad debt, non-performing or irrecoverable loans, poses a significant threat to the financial stability of banks, often leading to weakened earnings and, in severe cases, institutional collapse. Through an analysis of secondary data … Read more
ABSTRACT: The core theoretical framework on which this study anchors is to assess the legal problems/dangers vis a vis others that exist with the practicing of journalism in Nigeria, under the military with particular reference to General Sani Abacha’s regime. The study revealed that journalists were arrested and detained in their thousands thereby providing little … Read more