Vol. 2 No. 1 (2020): Regular issue

Published: 2020-10-14

Articles

A library-based model for explaining information exchange on Coronavirus disease in Nigeria

Victoria Ale

1-11
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Entrepreneurial potential self-assessment in times of COVID-19 Assessing readiness, engagement, motivations and limitations among young adults in Nigeria

Doris Ujunwa Melugbo, Maryann Uche Ogbuakanne, John Oluwaseyi Jemisenia

12-28
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Fiscal policy and the dynamics of environmental quality in Nigeria

O.J Saka, et al.,

29-41
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Navigating trajectories in African biblical studies: D.T. Adamo and the future of African cultural hermeneutics

Peter. O. O. Ottuh, Moses Idemudia

55-64
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Nigerian media and the global race towards developing a COVID-19 vaccine Do media reports promote contributions from African countries?

Innocent Igwebuike Olijo

65-74
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Effect of COVID-19 lockdown on poor urban households in Nigeria Where do we go from here?

Aloysius Odii , Millicent Odinakachukwu Ngwu, Mmesoma Clara Aniakor, Ifunanya Crystal Owelle, Maureen Chimaoge Aniagboso, Onyinye Winifred Uzuanwu

75-85
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Predictors of the utilization of digital library services among women patrons in Bayelsa State, Nigeria: The moderating role of marital status

Kari Kingdom

86-94
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Effect of agricultural development on unemployment reduction in Nigeria: An error correction mechanism approach

Eche Nwachukwu Austine et al.,

95-107
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Bouncing baby boys, but crying baby girls Assessing the socio-demographic impacts on male child preference in South Eastern Nigeria

Ugochukwu Simeon Asogwa, Chiemzie Atama, Asadu Ngozi Mariagoretti , Doris Ujunwa Melugbo

108-118
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Cluster analysis of Nigerian real GDP

Ette Harrison Etuk

119-132
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Impact of a theatre for development communication intervention on knowledge of childhood obesity among women in Nigeria

Michael Nnabundo NWABUZOR

120-131
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Editorial

Why does misinformation about COVID-19 strive on social media platforms? Suggesting an intervention strategy for Nigerian government

Celestine Verlumun Gever
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