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    Abdul-Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-Mafara, Zamfara State · 2025 · NDN PRJ-4877359331764010718
    THE PREVALENCE ON URINARY TRACT PARASITE IN PATIENT ATTENDING PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
    Abdulsalam Musa · HND · MICROBIOLOGY

    ABSTRACT<br><br> The prevalence of urinary tract parasites in patients attending primary health care danbaza this was examined in this study Parasitic inject ion:-, are important part of infectious disease. However in this context, the possible interactions between the microorganisms in the urinary tract remain unknown. Among 300 patients in The danhaza microhilogical urines tests that have been performed from patients, the study showed a frequency of 57.77% for Trichomonas vaginalis and 42.22% for Schistosoma haematobium bacteria. Regarding sex and parasitic infections, the study found a prevalence of 52.63% for and S. haematobium in males and 47.36% in females. While T. vaginalis showed a 100% prevalence in the females (P.>0.05). this could be because of geographical specificity promoting schistosomiasis injections, the prevalence of Schistosoma haematobium and Trichomonas vaginalis remain high in such setting. It was recommended based from the study that 28% and 5% prevalence rates of asymptomatic bacteriuria and parasitic UTP respectively observed in this present study underscores the importance of ro UTPne and regular mass screening for asymptomatic UTP be carried out since untreated cases may lead to pyelonephritis, renal scaring and even kidney failure.<br><br>  

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    University of Port-Harcourt, Rivers State · 2025 · NDN PRJ-730876731764010621
    INFLUENCE OF TWITTER ON YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN THE 2023 GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION IN RIVERS STATE
    Ebikaboere Abigail Embele · BA · Linguistics and communication studies

    The research project work investigated the Influence of Twitter on Youth Participation in the 2023 Governorship Election in Rivers State. This study seeks to investigate the impact of Twitter as a social media platform in shaping the political engagement of young voters in Rivers State. The research will utilize a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative survey data and qualitative analysis of Twitter content, to assess the extent of Twitter's influence on youth political behavior, opinion formation, and decision-making during the election period. The study aims to provide valuable insights into the role of Twitter in mobilizing and empowering the youth demographic, as well as its implications for democratic participation and political discourse in Rivers State. Ultimately, the findings will contribute to a deeper understanding of the evolving dynamics of social media in shaping electoral outcomes and citizen participation in contemporary Nigerian politics. Additionally, the findings are expected to provide insights into the potential implications of Twitter's influence on youth voter behavior and the broader dynamics of democratic governance in Rivers State. This study seeks to contribute to the understanding of the evolving intersections between social media, youth political agency, and electoral processes, yielding valuable implications for promoting Inclusive and Informed civic participation in the context of the 2023 Governorship Election in Rivers State.

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    Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo State. (affl To OAU, Ile-Ife) · 2025 · NDN PRJ-500587531764010473
    EFFECTS OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ON TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ECONOMICS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ONDO WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ONDO STATE
    Peace Oluwaseun Adedapo · BEd · Economics

    This study examines the effects of instructional materials on teaching and learning of Economics in secondary schools in Ondo West Local Government Area of Ondo State.The researcher adopted descriptive survey research design of which questionnaires was used to collect information from the respondents which were administered to two hundred and ten (210)students from seven secondary schools in Ondo West Local Government Area of Ondo state through simple random sampling technique.The data collected from the respondents was analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics.Findings from the study revealed that instructional materials were not adequately available for teaching and learning process and the few ones available ones were not adequately utilized for learning process in secondary school except for textbooks and graph sheet.Thus,it was shown that instructional materials make students to understand the content of the lesson being taught,assist the students to focus on the attention of the subject matter,helps students to assimilate the content of the topic being taught,helps to improve the academic performance of students and that instructional materials helps slow leaner to learn faster during teaching and learning process.However,too large class,lack of electricity in classroom to facilitate the use of visual/audio visual instructional materials,lack of proper maintenance of available instructional materials and inadequate funds to procure instructional materials for use in school hindered its effective utilization in teaching and learning process in school.It was therefore recommended that government and<br> the school administrator should ensure that instructional materials are available and utilized in<br> schools.Also,workshops,conferences and seminars should be organized on how to use<br> instructional materials in secondary schools

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    Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State · 2025 · NDN PRJ-489945731764010415
    EFFECT OF THIRD TIER OF GOVERNMENT ON YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT (A CASE STUDY OF IFE NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT OSUN STATE)
    Timileyin Samson Ajagbe · BSc · Political Science

    This study was designed especially to examine the effect of Third tier of government on youth unemployment in Ife North Local Government, Osun State. The objectives of the studies were to ; examine the role of third tier of government on unemployment in Ife North Local government; determine level of youth awareness of the strategies put by government to reduce unemployment; and examine the extent of youth acceptance and utilization of the strategies.<br><br><br><br><br><br> The data for study was gathered from primary source. 100 questionnaires were administered to the workers in Ife North Local Government. Questionnaires were given out for completion and returned to the researcher and all the 100 whereby the respondents were asked to rate their choice on scale that ranged from level 4 3 2 1. The study revealed that the respondents acknowledge the importance of third tier of government on youth unemployment and help to provide strategies to reduce youth unemployment. However, the study also found that the male respondents are 41%, while the female respondents are 59%.

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    Yaba College of Technology · 2025 · NDN PRJ-497464831764009704
    EFFECT OF A WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGY ON EFFECTIVE OFFICE MANAGEMENT IN AN ORGANIZATION (A STUDY OF CADBURY NIGERIA PLC, LAGOS)
    Florence Omowunmi Bajeminiyi · HND · Office technology and management

    This study investigated the effect of web-based technology on effective office management in<br><br><br> Cadbury Nigeria PLC, Lagos. The research aimed to assess the impact of web-based tools on<br><br><br> communication, data management, employee productivity, and the challenges associated with<br><br><br> their implementation. A quantitative approach was used, with a structured questionnaire<br><br><br> administered to 97 employees in the IT and administrative departments. The findings revealed that<br><br><br> web-based technologies significantly enhance real-time communication, collaboration, and the<br><br><br> retrieval of office data. Additionally, the study highlighted the positive influence of web-based tools<br><br><br> on employee productivity and operational efficiency, with the automation of tasks reducing manual<br><br><br> errors and improving time management. However, challenges such as poor internet connectivity,<br><br><br> data security concerns, and resistance to change among employees were identified as barriers to<br><br><br> the effective adoption of these technologies. The hypothesis testing, conducted using ANOVA,<br><br><br> confirmed that the use of web-based technology positively impacts the key variables related to<br><br><br> office management, with statistically significant differences observed in communication, data<br><br><br> management, and productivity. The study also emphasized the importance of regular employee<br><br><br> training and adequate IT support to ensure the successful integration of web-based tools. Based<br><br><br> on the findings, the study recommended that organizations invest in reliable internet infrastructure,<br><br><br> prioritize cybersecurity, and involve employees in the adoption process of new technologies. This<br><br><br> research contributes to understanding the role of web-based technologies in modern office<br><br><br> management and offers insights for organizations aiming to enhance their digital transformation<br><br><br> strategies.<br><br><br> Keywords: Web-based technology, Office management, Employee productivity

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    Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State · 2025 · NDN PRJ-499101331764009604
    CHALLENGES OF MANAGING EDUCATIONAL PERFORMING COMPANIES: EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY TROUPE AS CASE STUDY
    Elizabeth Omotolani Oladipupo · BA · Theatre and Media Arts

    ABSTRACT<br> The educational performing companies plays a vital role in shaping the creative minds of future generations. This study focuses on the challenges of managing educational performing companies using Ekiti State University Troupe as a case study ,this research delve into the challenges and how best this challenges can be managed with great Management strategies to pave way for a better management of the EKSU troupe.This study addresses the problem of that comes with managing educational performing companies and their challenges where financial constraint and many power companies often hinder Using Contingency Theory( Fred Edward Fiedler)and Experiential Learning Theory ELT(David Kolb)the research investigate the relationship of improving leadership skills on how best to manage and dictate roles with room for improvement.A qualitative methodology was employed with data Obtained through interview and participant observation.<br> These Instruments provided insights into the challenges of managing educational performing companies.The study discusses that effective management is crucial for the success of educational performing companies like the Ekiti State University However challenges such as financial constraint,poor scheduling and man power persist.The study concludes that Financial management is a significant challenge for educational performing companies. Effective strategies include diversifying revenue streams, creating budgets and monitoring expenses should be implemented,The study notes that Performing arts company should explore multiple funding sources, including grants, crowdfunding, partnerships with local businesses, and fundraising events. Establishing a strong donor base can provide financial stability by having diverse funding strategy.

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    University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State · 2025 · NDN PRJ-34435931764009586
    ANTHROPOMETRICS INDICES, HYDRATION STATUS AND FLUID CONSUMPTION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN IBAGWA-ANI, NSUKKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ENUGU STATE
    Chinedu Lilian Ugwuja · BSc · Nutrition and dietetics

    ABSTRACT<br><br><br> The study assessed the anthropometric indices, hydration status and fluid consumption of primary school children in Ibagwa-ani, Nsukka Local Government Area, Enugu state. This study adopted a cross- sectional survey design conducted among three hundred and thirty-one pupils in primary schools in Ibagwa-ani, Nsukka Local Government Area, Enugu State. Purposive sampling was used in selecting three different primary schools in Ibagwa-ani. The pupils were randomly selected in each class. An interviewer administered questionnaire was used to elicit information on socio-demographic data and fluid consumption. Anthropometric measurements were taken using standard procedures. Hydration status of the respondents was obtained using a urine sample of 20% of sample size, which was transcribed using refractometer in determining their urine specific gravity. Data collected were analysed using computer software packageIBMStatistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) (version 23). Results on socio-demographic data of the respondents showed that about half (52.6%) of the respondents were male. About half (52.0%) of the fathers of the respondents were self-employed and more than half (58.0%) of their mothers engaged in trading. Very few (2.6%) of the respondents were severely thin, few (6.6%) were overweight and majority (81.9%) of the respondents had normal BMI-for-age Z-score. About (16.3%) were mildly stunted and 1.2% severely stunted. About (45.9%) had mild malnutrition and about (34.7) had normal nutrition. About 35.9% of the respondents drank less than 1L of water daily, and 81.3% frequently felt thirsty during school hours. Despite 89.7% bringing water to school, only 60.7% of them consistently drank water during physical activities. Hydration analysis indicated that 64.2% were hydrated, with urine colour analysis showing 34.3% had good hydration status. None of the anthropometric indices used in this study; which includes BMI-for-age (χ2 = 22.358, P= 0.615) and Height-for-age (χ2=13.443, P= 0.640) had a statistical association with hydration status and fluid consumption, at p>0.05. However, a significant relationship existed between fluid intake and MUAC(χ2=27.325, P= 0.038), at (p

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    Federal Polytechnic, Ede, Osun State · 2025 · NDN PRJ-2866511031764009519
    ASSESSMENT OF WATER SUPPLIED TO HALL OF RESIDENCE OF THE FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC EDE
    Jumoke Faith Jegede · HND · Microbiology

    Access to safe drinking water is essential for human health. However, waterborne pathogens can contaminate water sources, posing significant health risks. This study aimed to conduct a microbiological analysis of water samples from hall of residence in Federal Polytechnic Ede to access their safety for consumption. A total of seven water samples were collected from hall of residence in Federal Polytechnic Ede and analyzed for the presence of micro-biological contaminants, including total coliforms, Eschericia coli, and other pathogenic microorganisms. The highlight the need for regular monitoring and treatment of water sources to ensure the safety of drinking water. The findings if this study can inform public health policy and interventions aimed at improving access to safe drinking water

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