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Pacesetter: Journal of Emmanuel Alayande College of Education. Vol. 21, No. 1
The study examined the effects of changes from communal to individual land tenure for development in Okaka town of Oyo State. Primary and secondary data were utilized for the study. The paper examined the types of land tenure practices and methods of land allocation before the development of private ownership of land. Similarly, the individual's right to land, accessibility to land, mode of sales of land, offering of land as gift and distribution of land to different age groups and gender were all examined.Introduction; Statement of the problem; Objectives of the study; Significance of study; The study area; Methodology; Analysis and discussion of findings. Land tenure system and methods of land allocation in Okaka; Individual's right to land and source of accessibility to land; Land distribution according to gender; Land distribution and literacy level; People's reactions to the land acquisition; Testing of hypotheses: Maize yield of farmers before and after the acquisition; Conclusion; Recommendations; References
Pacesetter: Journal of Emmanuel Alayande College of Education. Vol. 21, No. 2
This paper examines the preliminary stage of fish farming which is the dredging of natural pond. It aims at enabling youths to learn how to set out at dredging natural fish pond rather than concrete ones that are expensive, to make the youth know the dimensions needed and utilize maximally the available land and set them for the stage of stocking the ponds with fish(es. The paper assesses the necessary skills needed to dredge the natural pond that is less expensive and where a piece of land can be leased and vacated later. The article also tries to project a gap for the future and the later stage of fish farming in respect to stocking the pond and marketing the fish.Introduction; Youth unemployment in Nigeria; Causes of youth unemployment in Nigeria; Statement of the problem; Objective of the study; Conclusion; Recommendations
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Pacesetter: Journal of Emmanuel Alayande College of Education. Vol. 21, No. 1
This paper takes a critical assessment into the management of secondary education in a period of socio-economic and political stress in Nigeria and its implications for sustainable national development. It draws attention on the various management challenges of secondary education such as poor parenting, examination malpractice, truancy, cultism and others which pave way for poor secondary school students' academic performance, inability to defend certificates and high rate of dropouts.Concept of Management; Socio-Economic Stress and its Implications on Education in Nigeria; Social Factors Impinging on Effective Management of Secondary Education in
a Period of Economic Recession in Nigeria; Examination malpractice; Poor home training; Truancy; Peer group influence; Paucity of fund; Implications of Socio-Economic and
Political Stress on Secondary Education Management for Sustainable National Developmen
Pacesetter: Journal of Emmanuel Alayande College of Education. Vol. 21, No. 1
The National Policy on Food and Nutrition aims at ensuring a country where the people are equitably secure in terms of nutrition and quality of life which would contribute to human capital and socioeconomic development beyond year 2020. However, to attain optimal nutrition for all Nigerians and particularly the most vulnerable, Nutrition Education must play a sustainable role. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is a unique tool designed primarily for negotiators on health and well-being, the second, third, fourth, seventh and twelfth of the goals are directly related to the development of sustainable diet and healthy lifestyle of individuals and the entire community; on which premise this presentation is pivoted.Introduction; Challenges on dietary intake in the community; Database on nutritional status and micro-nutrient deficiencies in Nigeria; National nutrition policy and the sustainable; Development goals; Nutrition education use, adds varieties into the diet and reduce for sustainable diet and healthy lifestyle; Conclusion; Recommendations; References
NDIC Quarterly Vol. 32 No. 34 2017
The finance and banking sector recorded a number of developments during the third and fourth quarters of 2017. Some of these developments were the outcome of the CBN Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meetings as the dynamics of the financial sector and the trends of the indicators relied so much on the MPC meetings and other global financial trends.Introduction; CBN monetary policy committee meeting; Global economic developments; Developments in the domestic economy; CBN circular
The Effects of Oil Price Volatility on Selected Banking Stock Prices in Nigeria By Sikiru O. Ashamu, Oluwatosin Adeniyi, Terver Kumeka
During the two quarters under review, the Nigerian economy recorded positive GDP growth rate of 1.40% in Q3 having exited recession in the Q2, 2017 and for the 3rd consecutive quarter, the GDP further grew by 1.92% in Q4 2017. The improvement was as a result of interventions of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and other regulators. The developments included the introduction of the Investors and Exporter’s (I&E) Forex Exchange window by the CBN, increased crude oil production and oil price appreciation, decline in inflation rate, increased foreign exchange reserves position, amongst others.Review of developments in banking and finance for Q3 and Q4 2017; Financial condition and performance of DMBs for Q3 and Q4 2017; Mobile money and monetary policy in Nigeria; The effects of oil price volatility on selected banking stock prices in Nigeria
Pacesetter: Journal of Emmanuel Alayande College of Education. Vol. 20, No. 1,
This work examines the historical explanation of ethnic pluralism and political development in Africa, using some African states as examples. Historical analytical method is used to address the crux of the research. The work submits that the politicization of ethnic pluralism brought about the evil of ethnicity with its attendant political effects. The work suggests a serious detribalized leadership that has political will as well as ethnic management skills within the context of well-entrenched structural mechanisms in different countries for tracking the menace of ethnicity in the African continent.Introduction; Conceptualizing ethnic pluralism and ethnicity; Ethnic pluralism and political development in Africa; Political effects of ethnicity in Africa; Conclusion;
Recommendations; References
on the road to shared mining prosperity.
The Honourable Minister and Honourable Minister of State of the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development set up a 17-man committee, to develop a roadmap for the sustainable development of the mining and metals sector in Nigeria.
The committee was made up of representatives across the value chain of the sector and also consulted with other external stakeholders. While the roadmap centres around the path to sustainable development in the sector for next several years, it places special emphasis on the critical issues and challenges which must be addressed for value creation in the immediate, short, mid-term and long-term periods. The roadmap focuses on all areas that must be addressed in order to rekindle and sustain the required momentum for reforms in the sector. The roadmap is structured, as a guide, using the major hindrances to development that the mining sector faces today, and proposes solutions to overcome these challenges. It prioritises activities for implementation, includes scenarios and case studies as models for successful implementation, and monitors and envelopes these in a coherent, consensus strategy for buy-in of all stakeholders. The current roadmap also leverages prior roadmaps and development initiatives instituted by the Federal Government, and aims to improve deficiencies encumbering the growth of the sector.Executive summary; The industry today; Constraints and challenges to full potential; Proposed strategic framework for full mining potential; Implementation and action plan; Communication strategy; Next steps
Determinants of financial sector development in Nigeria
A review of extant studies on determinants of financial sector development in Nigeria
have mostly failed to take into account the influence of financial reform, output growth
and natural resource dependence in their analysis. This has the potential to lead to
bias in results obtained from such studies with dire implication on the design and
implementation of financial sector development strategies in the country. This study
attempts to bridge this gap in knowledge.Financial sector developments: Some Stylized Facts pg.3; Review of related literature pg.7; Theoretical framework methodology and model specification pg.9; Model specification and methodology pg.10 ; Discussion of empirical result pg 11
Explaining packet delays under virtualization
This paper performs controlled experiments with two popular virtualization techniques, Linux-VServer and Xen, to examine the effects of virtualization on packet sending and receiving delays using a controlled setting allows us to independently investigate the influence on delay measurements when competing virtual machines (VMs) perform tasks that consume CPU, memory, I/O, hard disk, and network bandwidth. Our results indicate that heavy network usage from competing VMs can introduce delays as high as 100 ms to round-trip times. Furthermore, virtualization adds most of this delay when sending packets, whereas packet reception introduces little extra delay. Based on our findings, we discuss guidelines and propose a feedback mechanism to avoid measurement bias under virtualizatio