(no subject) P Prof Yaweh to lamifilibus Feb 11, 2017 Details ABSTRACT The history of migration and settlement of most ethnic groups in Nigeria, have generated bond of contention among scholars because of variation in the history. The Kuteb people also have different version of stories regarding their origin and migration to their present... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENT OUTLINES CHAPTER ONE: GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1.1Background to the Study 1.2Statement of Research Problem 1.3Aims and Objectives 1.4Scope and Limitation 1.5Significance of study 1.6Research Methodology 1.7Conceptual Framework 1.8Literature Review CHAPTER TWO: HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUNDS OF MBAISE 2.1 Geographical Location... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The paper takes a look at the famed and culturally endowed Mbaise town, with a focus on tracing and highlighting developments that occurred in the area within the period 1976 – 1999. Mbaise, made up of three local government areas (Aboh-Mbaise, Ahiaza-Mbaise and Ezinihitte-Mbaise) is blessed with rich cultural and intellectual capacity.... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Drug abuse among youths in Nigeria has been a problem to the youths and the society in General. The consequences of drug abuse are not only on the individual user but also on his or her offspring, family and the society. To this effect, the study seeks to assess institutional mechanism and appropriate ways in combating drug abuse and... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter one Background to the study Endnotes Chapter Two Brief History of Transparency International Endnotes Chapter Three Transparency International and Corrupt Practice Under Gen. Sani Abacha Endnotes... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE: BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Introduction - Aim and Objectives Significance of Study - - Literature Review - Scope and limitation of the Study - Methodology - - Chapterization - Endnotes - CHAPTER TWO: THEINVASION AND FALL OF ONITSHA IN 1967 -... Continue Reading
PROPOSAL INTRODUCTION The abolition of slave trade in 1807 by the Houses of Parliament in London which enacted legislation prohibiting British subject from participating in the slave trade. The French who had already abolished slave trade after the French Revolution, although she later... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE: BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY 1.1 Introduction - - - - - 1.2 Aim and Objectives of Study - - 1.3 Scope of study - - - - - 1.4 Methodology - - - - 1.5. Definition of Term - - - 1.6 Literature Review - - - 1.7 Chapterization - - -... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE Introduction and Background of Study Conflicts are generally accepted to be inevitable phenomenon in the lives of men. It cannot be completely separated from inter-relationships that exist among individuals and communities. Conflicts is therefore... Continue Reading
IMPACT OF COLONIALISM ON THE UZERE PEOPLE TABLE OF CONTENT CHAPTER ONE Introduction Justification of Research Aims and Objectives The Scope of the Study Research Methodology Literature Review Chapterization Endnotes CHAPTER TWO: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF ISOKO AND UZERE The Geography of Isoko Land The Origin of the Uzere People Traditional... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Introduction Isokoland falls within the evergreen forest belt of southern Nigeria,1 The land here is flat and low lying, intersected by numerous Greeks, water course and swamps with relatively higher and drier ground. The Isoko people inhabit... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE Introduction Uzere formerly known as “Uzei is located in lsoko South Local Government Area of Delta State of Nigeria – Uzere is a clan of its own with about 9,613 inhabitants according to 1991 population census. It is one of the earliest clans that constituted the nineteen clans in Isoko... Continue Reading
IMPACT OF COLONIAL ON THE ISOKO PEOPLE: A CASE STUDY OF THE UZERE PEOPLE CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION User formerly known as “Uzi is located in Iosco South Local Government Area of Delta State of Nigeria – User is a clan of its own with about 9,613 inhabitants according to 1991 population census. It is one of the earliest clans that... Continue Reading