Volume 12, No. 2

Table of contents

1. 01

   LAND ACQUISITION STATUS ON THE PERMANENT SITE OF USMANU DANFODIYO UNIVERSITY, SOKOTO

   1 Michael O. Ahundu, 1 Mohammed A. Iliya, 1 Muazu A. Shamaki and 2 Muftau O. Olarinde
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2. 02

   SPATIAL PATTERN OF CHANGES IN FAMILY STRUCTURE IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA

   1 Ejeh B., 2 Bello, A. O. (Mrs) and 3 Sani G.
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3. 03

   WORKPLACE ORGANISATION AND EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM INFANT FIRMS IN SOUTHWEST, NIGERIA

   1 Dauda Adewole Oladejo, 2 Grace Oluwatoyin Obadare, 3 Taofik Olawale Oladunjoye and 4 Christy Olufunmilayo Aderinto
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4. 04

   AN OVERVIEW OF THE SPATIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT IN KADUNA NIGERIA

   1 Oladimeji J. S. and 2 Ajoge N. A.
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5. 05

   SCHEMA FOR RATING MOBILITY ENVIRONMENT WITH TRAVELER PERCEPTION

   Shittu A. O. and Oladimeji J. S.
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6. 06

   ASSESSMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION OF BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF USING E-LEARNING SYSTEM IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN THE NORTH-WESTERN, NIGERIA

   1 Murtala Muhammed Yusuf and 2 Umar Inuwa
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7. 07

   CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT AND MARKET PERFORMANCE OF LISTED MICROFINANCE BANKS IN NIGERIA

   1 Okoughenu, Sunday Azeita, 2 Aiworo, Doris Esohe and 3 Olasupo, Irorunola Olawale
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8. 08

   AUDIT OF THE DOCUMENTATION OF ADMISSION CLERKINGS IN A NEONATAL UNIT OF A TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN THE NORTH-WESTERN NIGERIA

   1 Asma’u Adamu, 1 Ben Oloche Onankpa, 1 Khadijat Omeneke Isezuo, 2 Mohammad Ali, 1 Fatima Bello Jiya and 3 Umar Muhammad Ango
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9. 09

   MOTHER TO CHILD TRANSMISSION SERVICE UTILIZATION AND LEVEL OF WOMEN SATISFACTION AMONG HIV POSITIVE PREGRANT WOMEN IN ABUJA METROPOLIS, NIGERIA

   1 Samuel G. Atayi, 2 Ogbonna N. Chinwendu, 2 Olokoba O. Eunice, 3 Dosumu T. Omotayo, 4 George O. Ethel, 1 Bulus Inusa and 5 Funmilola T. Odunyemi
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10. 10

    ANALYSIS OF THE SPATIAL PATTERN OF AWARENESS AND DISTRIBUTION OF REUSABLE SANITARY PAD AMONG SOME SCHOOLS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY ABUJA, NIGERIA

    Annah A. Paul, Mamman Moses and Mohammad Isma’il
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