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Abstract This study was on challenges of perceived factors affecting non stay of health workers in rural areas of Enugu state. Two objectives were raised which included:  To describe factors influencing the non stay of health workers in the rural area of Enugu state and to make recommendations for the role management in retaining health workers in the rural area of Enugu state. A total of 77 responses were received ...

Abstract This research work is geared towards finding out the Role of Independent Television in Political Mobilization of Rural Areas in Nigeria with special reference to Uziare Local government area. For this study, five rural towns in Uziare local government area were studied. The important of Television as the mobilization media, mass communication is universally acknowledged. The use of television utilization, such a high cost of television maintenance and poor ...

ABSTRACT This study is geared towards finding out the effective of television in political development of rural areas on Nigeria with special reference to Enugu East local government area were studies. The importance media of mass communication is university acknowledges the use television is limited because of some factors that militate against its full utilization, such as high cost of television, maintenance cost and power supply. Most rural communities are ...

ABSTRACT An important feature of the Nigerian economy is imbalance in the spatial distribution of natural resources, basic infrastructure and economic institution. In order to foster development, some less development attempts to have started making conscious attempts to encourage deferent part of their territories to tap adequate resources which nature provide. Throughout it history, shall scale enterprise has been one of the major wheels of economic development in almost all ...

ABSTRACT This study is geared towards finding  out the  role of television in political  mobilization of rural areas in Nigeria with special reference to Njikoka Local Government . For this study, five rural towns  in Njikoka Local government Area were studied. The  important of television as the most mobilization  media of mass communication is universally acknowledge, the  use of television is limited  because of some factors  that militate against its ...

Abstract:  This study investigated the awareness, access and utilization of Primary Health Care (PHC) information in the PHCs in Rural Areas of North-Western States of Nigeria. Eight (8) research questions were formulated. The research questions sought to find out the: type of PHC information generated by health care practitioners in the PHCs in rural areas of North-Western States of Nigeria; the extent to which the health practitioners in the PHCs in ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY In its classical definition, and simple definition, education is the transmission or transfers of cultural values, behaviour, believes by adults of a community or a geographical location of people to their children or young ones, that is from one generation to the next generation. This transmission process embraces and includes knowledge, experiences, skills, habit, values, believes, attitudes, behaviour and many other abilities gained ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Which ever way one wants to define education, whether literal or vocational, it is regarded as an instrument for change and resources for development (N. P. E., 2004). According to Fagana in Urevbu’s foundation and methods of education (1991) he noted that the introduction of Christianity was common strategy that as soon as a station was a school, to which they tried to ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1  STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM AND PURPOSE OF THE STUDY For many years ago government is running in low banking around the national and /study to look into it, and find out that, there is a needs for the government to establish more banks most especially in the rural areas in our country and further said if government can done that so as to bring banking activities near ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1   BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY There have been rapid increase of youths movements from rural area to urban centres, no one is in doubt today of the fact the rate at which people (especially, the youths) move from rural area to urban centres is affecting the lives of the rural dwellers. Nigeria is a developing country; in fact, she is at the threshold of being a developed ...

ABSTRACT This research work examines simply the problems facing location of computer centres in rural areas. A case study of Egor local government area of Edo state. The research was focus on the problem, socio-economic status, and industrial reference to Egor as a rural area. Relevant literature from both textbooks, newspaper, journals etc were reviewed to find out, relevant information and provide solution, improvements and eradication of the problem facing ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Banking transactions in some selected local governments in Enugu such as Udi, Ezeagu Udoji is not new to us as we have been practicing this system for over thirty years after independence. However, it is on this background that two systems of operations were adopted for the effectiveness and efficiency of the product management in various banks. In the past, we use to ...

ABSTRACT Over the years, major changes have come into effect to improve the agricultural marketing system. Many institutions such as, the regulated market, marketing board co- operative marketing institution, warehousing co-operative etc have been established primarily to aid the farmers. However, various studies indicated that modernization in agricultural marketing could not jeep pace with the technological adoptions in agriculture. The various marketing function like grading, standardization, storage, market intelligence e.t.c ...

INTRODUCTION Malaria is a major public health problem and cause of much suffering and premature death in the poorer areas of tropical Africa, Asia and Latin America particularly among young children (Cheesbrough, 2010). Children under five years of age are one of the most vulnerable groups affected by malaria. There was an estimated 438,000 malaria deaths around the world in 2015 of which approximately 69% were in children under five ...