Research productivity is an important condition for the recognition, promotion and career advancement of librarians. However, previous studies have established low level of research productivity of librarians in South-South, Nigeria, making it a subject of concern to the university and library management.
Volume 7 , Issue 2 ,December 2019
This study examines the endogeneity of high-powered money in relation to financial development in Nigeria. High-powered money which is made up of currency and reserves has mostly been taken as given whereas its values and that of its components could vary with financial sector fundamentals and other macroeconomic and institutional factors within the economy. Employing the Dynamic Ordinary Least squares regression technique spanning 1986 to 2021 for Nigeria, this study finds that financial development positively enhances high powered money in Nigeria.
Contrasting empirical findings abound in literature on the nexus between financial development and industrial growth. It is against this backdrop and that of the declining industrial growth and financial development in Nigeria that this study examines a new evidence of the short-run dynamic, and long- run relationship between financial development and industrial growth in Nigeria. The study employs Error Correction Model (ECM) and Fully Modified OLS (FMOLS) regression techniques for a period spanning 1990 to 2021.
There are twenty-six (26) Universities in South East Nigeria and each of them has a University or an Academic Library. The main objective of this study was to assess Librarians’ and Para-professionals’ perspective on resources provision for electronic collection development practices in three University Libraries in South East Nigeria. The study employed descriptive survey design method. The instruments used to collect data include questionnaire, observation checklist and interview schedule.
This study examined the primary health care activities in Uhunmwode Local Government Area, Edo State. Taking into consideration is the ambience with which primary health care facilities are put to use in relation to the ultimate task of meeting up the desired health care needs of the people in the locality. The paper also sought the efforts of the stakeholders in provision of adequate primary health care service delivery. It also attempted to draw a link between health care providers and users in the study areas.
The study investigated Principals’ Conflict Management Strategies and Teachers’ job Performance in Public Senior Secondary Schools in Lagos Central Senatorial Zone in Lagos State. Three (3) research questions were raised while one hypothesis was formulated to guide the study. A descriptive research survey design was adopted for the study.
This paper adopts a comparative analytical approach to examine the Ugandan Quota System of gender representation , especially for Women with Disabilities (WWDs) and the Nigerian equivalent. Its sources of data are basically qualitative. The authors argue that the enactment of a quota system provides pathways for the political representation of WWDs. However, other institutional and socio-economic factors also influence the viability of such legislation.
The study investigated the semantic variability (or dependence) of a subject noun, àmẹ̀, on any of the various forms of the Ẹdo rain verb when used in describing a raining event in the language. The data for the study were collected from Ẹdo native speakers in various discuss that involved describing the rainfall and its seasons. The data were organized in line with the different forms that the rain verb, rhọ̀ọ́, can assume and analyzed by careful observation.