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    Youth involvement in criminal activities in Oyi local government area of Anambra state

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    Youths involve in criminal activities globally. Nigeria as a country is not an exception. Youths involve themselves in criminal activities for several reasons. The problem of youth involvement in crime has become a serious challenge to the society especially in Oyi local government area of Anambra state. The issue affects not just the individuals but also family members and the society at large. The implication is that the youth becomes useless rather than being useful to the society. The society is at risk because it leads to insecurity thereby giving bad image to the community. This is a theoretical work that made use of secondary sources of data like journals, academic sources. The strain theory was the theoretical framework for the work. It explains the rationale for crime among youths. It examined factors influencing youth involvement in criminal activities and possible solutions to the problem. The factors ranges from poverty, unemployment, family size, peer pressure and so on. Recommendations were given such as giving of incentives to youths in entrepreneurship, parents speaking to their children against crime, religious bodies talking about morality and also job creation by the governments for the youths.theoretical anchorage; strain theory; the concept of youth criminality; factors that influence youth involvement in criminal activity; poverty; family size; unemployment; peer pressure/ influence; consequences of youth involvement in criminal activities; effects on the individual; unsecured environment; measures to ameliorate the involvement of youth in criminal activities

    Mufnaj creative horizon.

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    Mufnaj Creative Horizon is a remarkable collection of short stories and poems written by students aged 11-15 (Primary 5 to JSS3).■ The mean girl; ■ Honesty; ■ My mom, my everything; ■ How i spent my last holiday; ■ About my last holiday; ■ An adventure to the forest; ■ Time; ■ How a best friend should be; ■ Born to avenge; the sad teddy; ■ The three wishes; ■ Do not be greedy; ■ The poor man; ■ Fasting; ■ The two best friends; ■ Kindness is the key to success; ■ Laziness kills all; ■ The fairy's birthday; ■ The game; ■ Life is not easy characters; ■ Abdullah for rice and beans; ■ Happy couple; ■ The two boys and a lion; ■ The man in the desert and a dog; ■ The woman careless rescuer; ■ The foolish donkey; ■ Nigeria

    Analysis of timbercrete: sawdust-infused concrete mixtures

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    This investigation aims to advance sustainable construction practices by investigating the feasibility and environmental benefits of incorporating sawdust instead of sand in concrete mixtures. By using sawdust, a byproduct of the forestry industry, in the process of making concrete, the investigation addresses the pressing need for resource conservation and waste reduction, since the construction sector is a significant user of raw materials. According to British European Norm Standard BS 8500-2:2023 for C35 grade concrete, the experimental programme examines how different percentages of sawdust (0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25%) substituted for sand affect the physical characteristics of concrete, including its compressive strength, dry density, and water absorption. The workability, consistency, and strength of the sawdust-incorporated concrete mixes were assessed by a combination of techniques including sieve analysis, slump testing, casting and curing procedures, and compression tests. The results indicate a potential reduction in material costs and environmental impact with the ideal sawdust content by showing a negative association between the amount of sawdust and the concrete's density and compressive strength. A larger sawdust content was associated with higher rates of water absorption, highlighting the hygroscopic nature of sawdust and its implications for the durability of concrete. According to the investigation's results, it is possible to substitute concrete with up to 5% sawdust, providing an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional concrete while still having sufficient mechanical properties for use in construction. It is recommended that further research be conducted to improve sawdust's compatibility with cementitious materials, increase the durability of sawdust-incorporated concrete, and create industry guidelines for its use. This investigation contributes to the body of knowledge on environmentally friendly building materials by promoting the use of sawdust and other eco-friendly substitutes in the building sector to reduce negative effects on the environment and increase resource efficiencymaterials and methods; sieve analysis; test procedure; slump test; casting and curing; compression test; water absorption; dry density

    Court of appeal: 40 years and counting

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    The history of the court (Appeal Court) has been captured in words and pictures. Covering all aspects of the appellate court, the book opens with a brief on the political climate in Nigeria in the 1960s and 70s, as well as events leading to the establishment of the court and its structure. Citing newspaper headlines, its introduces notables decisions of the court and its positive impact on the rule of law.The court. Notable decisions I. Notable decision II. Appeal court and elections petitions. Conflicting judgements and corruption. Presidents from 1976 to date. Appointments. Divisions. Administration. Recommendations, suggestions and commendations. The court of unity and friendship in pictures

    EHS 207: General biochemistry for environmental health

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    This book is a comprehensive guide that introduces students to the fundamental principles of biochemistry. The book is structured into four modules and fifteen units, covering a broad range of topics from the basic building blocks of life to complex metabolic processes.• Introduction to general biochemistry. • Definition of biochemistry. • Cell structure, cell components and their functions. • Biochemistry of the plasma membrane. • Water, acids, bases, buffer and macromolecules. • Water, acids, bases and buffer. • Chemistry of carbohydrates. • Chemistry of amino acids and protein. • Chemistry of lipids. • Chemistry of nucleic acids. • Metabolism of biomolecules. • Metabolism of carbohydrates. • Krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorylation. • Metabolism of proteins. • Metabolism of lipids. • micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) and detoxification • Water soluble vitamins. • Trace elements. • Detoxificatio

    National Library of Nigeria official news bullettin: no. 1734, July - September 2024

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    The National Library of Nigeria's official news bulletin no: 1734, July- September 2024National Librarian Presents Map of Nigerian Languages to Education Ministers; Bauchi State Education Commissioner Visit National Library on Study Tour; National Library Inaugurates Anti-Corruption Unit; LIS Students of Lagos State University visits Lagos State Branch; National Library Engages Stakeholders in South West; Dare-to-be-different Book Club Visits Plateau Branch; Library User Appreciates FCT Branch; NLN, Lead Star Intervarsity Kaduna, Organizes Entrepreneurship Youth Summit; Project Your Profession Wherever You Are -National Librarian; Professor Anunobi Flags Off The Media, And Information Literacy Club; National Librarian Visits Yobe State Branch; Sunshine Book Club Meets In Ondo State Branch; Akwa Ibom Branch Brainstorm With Book Clubs in the State; Imo State Branch Pays Solidarity Visit to Libraries in the State; Ondo State Branch Pays Courtesy call on Basorun Arogbofa; Benue State branch visits Return Press Limited Makurdi; National Librarian Felicitates with MD of Havilah group; University of Calabar Students Visit Cross River State Branch; Leadership is Fueled By Grace - Prof. Anunobi; Prof. Anunobi Honored as Transformative Digital Librarian; National Librarian Enjoins Policy Makers to Promote Literacy; Library and Information Professionals Tasked to Embrace New Trends in Library Operations and Services

    The transformative role of digital resources in teaching and learning

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    This study examines the evolving terrain of Digital Resources (DR) by investigating its influence on teaching methodologies and student achievement and exploring the diverse aspects of integrating these resources to improve teaching methods and establish more efficient learning settings. The study focuses on diverse DR, such as Learning Management Systems (LMS), interactive software, online platforms, and Collaboration and Communication Tools; including multimedia content used to produce Educational Software and Applications, and evaluates their influence on engagement, accessibility, and overall student success. These examples of digital resources represent the diverse array of digital tools that contribute to the transformation of teaching and learning in various educational settings. This list is not exhaustive, as the field of digital resources is continually evolving with the advancement of technology. The impact of these tools extends to areas such as accessibility, personalized learning, and the enhancement of both in-person and online education. Examining the integration of adaptive learning platforms seeks to understand how technology adapts to individual learning needs, providing tailored support to students and promoting a deeper understanding of educational content. Furthermore, the study explores the global connectivity and collaboration facilitated by DR, investigating the impact of virtual classrooms, video conferencing, and collaborative platforms on students' ability to connect with their peers and educators worldwide. It seeks to identify how this interconnectedness contributes to cultural awareness, diverse perspectives, and the development of global competencies. It also addresses challenges related to digital literacy, ethical use, and equitable access as it unfolds. The research aims to provide insights that inform best practices for educators, policymakers, and stakeholders in the ongoing endeavor to optimize integrating DR into teaching and learning. Ultimately, this research aspires to contribute valuable knowledge supporting education's evolution in the digital age. The researcher explores the transformative role of DR in education, examining how these tools contribute to a more dynamic and inclusive learning environment.digital resources; interconnectivity; e-learning; digitalization; educational technology; educational tools

    A critique of Nigerian laws from gender and socio-cultural practices viewpoints

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    The main focus of the article is Nigeria as a whole. It focuses on Nigerian legislation that are relevant to safeguarding women's rights. It also looks at other issues affecting women's rights in Nigeria as well as the detrimental sociocultural traditions that are common in the various Nigerian societies.Introduction: historical context. gender discriminatory laws and practices in Nigeria. Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended). Cumbersome Acquisition of Citizenship and Residency Rights. Inappropriate Marriage Laws. A Culture of Violence. Denial of Property Rights. Civil Status. Control of Women’s Fertility and Sexuality. Legal Reforms and Progress. Violence against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015. Rape under the VAPP Act

    Relationship between digital skills of academic librarians and provision of virtual access services and resources discovery services in federal university libraries in south-east and south-south Nigeria.

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    This study aims to find out the relationship between digital skills of academic librarians and provision of virtual access services and resource discovery services in federal university libraries in south-east and south-south Nigeria.Digital skills. Virtual access services. Resource discovery services. Resource discovery services in Nigeria

    An Assessment of features and services of university library website: a case study of Ibrahim Babangida library website Modibbo Adama University Yola Adamawa state

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    This study examines the contents and services of academic library websites in Nigeria with a view to identifying the extent to which they effectively facilitate access to electronic resources, provide online library services, and provide their patrons with contact and general information on the services they provide.Academic library. Library website. Electronic resources. Open access. Website aids and navigation

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