MBA-MSC-PHD THESIS RESEARCH PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN NIGERIA | RESEARCH PROJECT TOPICS AND PROJECT TOPICS ON EDUCATION

1. FACTORS INFLUENCING SOME SCHOOLS ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN A SELECTED PRE-PRIMA...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Classrooms, teaching methods, teacher quality, school administration, and classmates are only a few of the aspects that influence a student's academic achievement (Oluchukwu, 2000). As a result, school elements remain an important component that should be well researched and handled in order to improve students' academic achievement. Parents, te...Continue Reading »

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2. THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES ON SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS' ACADEMIC AC...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY In recent years, the network of people addicted to social media has risen dramatically. The possibility that it will have an adverse influence on the academic achievement of the numerous pupils affected is concerning. Academic achievement, as measured by student grades, is a major priority for senior secondary schools, according to Karpinski and...Continue Reading »

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3. THE ROLE OF POLICE COMMUNITY RELATION IN COMBATING CRIME

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the study The community relies upon the police to “protect and serve”, and the police in return rely upon the community’s support and cooperation in order to be effective. When there is good police–community relations, police have a better understanding of the public’s concerns (especially those that are crime related),and ci...Continue Reading »

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4. PERCEPTIONS OF NIGERIANS ON RESTRUCTING ON AS THE PANACEA TO INSECURITY IN NIGER...

» Chapter One Introduction 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Two main issues have defied resolution since the amalgamation of the entity called Nigeria in 1914. These are the structure of the Nigeria Federation or the perceived imbalance in the structure of Nigeria as a federation and fiscal federalism or resources allocation in the country. These two issues have been at the root of agitations by the vari...Continue Reading »

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5. LAGOS STATE CIVIL SERVICE AND SERVICE DELIVERY: A STUDY OF THE CIVIL SERVICE CO...

» The civil service is the institution which drives the activities of government all over the world. It is the major establishment used by government to implement its policies, programmes and plans. This is...Continue Reading »

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6. INFLUENCE OF BIRTH ORDER AND GENDER ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL ...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Without exception you are one of the followings: the oldest or the youngest or named after some relation who has passed away. Alfred Adler (2006) said that birth order influences personality. He argued that birth can leave an indelible impression on an individual is style of life, which is one’s habitual way of dealing with the task of friends...Continue Reading »

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7. RESOURCES AVAILABILITY AND TEACHER’S PRODUCTIVITY IN SECONDARY SCHOOL IN ILORI...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study The role of resource availability in the attainment of educational goals and objectives in Nigerian secondary schools cannot be overemphasized. The students’ learning outcome, which is the measure of teachers’ productivity cannot be dissociated from the level of resources available for carrying out the teaching learning process. One majo...Continue Reading »

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8. EFFECT OF SOCIO-CULTURAL BELIEF ON HEALTH CARE DELIVER, A CASE STUDY OF PATANI L...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Health experience and choice originate within a cultural perspective. Cultural values, attitudes and behaviours are seen as an integral part of personal definition of health and diseases. King M. medicine developing countries (1973) stated that some customs took it that the primary role of a woman is just bearing or rearing children, they were s...Continue Reading »

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9. THE EXTENT OF NIGERIA’S POVERTY ERADICATION FROM THE TIME OF THE MILLENNIUM SU...

» CHAPTER ONE Introduction Background to the study The world today enjoys unprecedented progress in development. People are living much longer and better lives, fewer mothers die at childbirth, fewer infants die from preventable diseases, and in the past 50 years poverty has fallen. (UNDP, 2008). Yet, inspite of these laudable achievements, it is acknowledged that the global advances have been uneve...Continue Reading »

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10. Appraisal of Poverty Alleviation Programmes in selected Local Government areas o...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 GENERAL BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Local government exists to fill the gap, which the national government is too remote to fill. This means that local governments complement and extends the national government. It has been recognized as one important instrument for economic development, rural development and for the delivery of social services development at the grassroot...Continue Reading »

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11. Facilities Management in Hotel Organizations in South – Western Geo – Politi...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study An organization is composed of people, facilities and systems put in place to achieve specific objectives. In most cases, the objective is to render service(s) in pursuit of money or in fulfilling social obligations. The people, the facilities and the interplay of the systems in order to achieve the given goal. The facilities are composed of bui...Continue Reading »

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12. Sustainable Environmental Management in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria: Effec...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION The Framework of the Study This chapter deals with the general framework of the study. It gives an insight into the main motivation/statement of the problem for this study, the research objectives, the study expectations, the methodological approaches employed and then the problems encountered during the data collection. This chapter also contains the outline of the study ...Continue Reading »

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13. INFLUENCE OF CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENT ON CONSUMER BRAND PREFERENCE OF SELLECTED BEV...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The contemporary society is characterized with globalization and competition, because most consumers are exposed to alternative product and these propel business organizations to employ the most effective methods, strategies and programmes in producing and marketing their products and services. In a bid to produce and market these products succe...Continue Reading »

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14. DISCUSS THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT OF YOUR COUNT...

» INTRODUCTION International organizations are important actors in the critical episodes of international politics, with power in mediation, dispute resolution, peace keeping, applying sanctions and others. They also help in managing various key areas of international concern, from global health policy to the monetary policies around the world (Abbott and Snidal, 1998). An international organization...Continue Reading »

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15. THE IMPACT OF INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEM ON PREVENTION OF FRAUD IN COMMERCIAL BANKS...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 2efficiency of operations, reliability of financial reporting, compliance with applicable laws and regulations. (COSO, ICIF, 1994).Fraud, on the other hand, can be defined as an act of deliberate deception with the aim of securing a personal benefit by taking advantages of other. Also, it could simply be put as the misappropriation, theft or embezzlement of corporate asset...Continue Reading »

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16. The role of educational radio and TV broadcasting on student performance(A study...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Education is one of the key functions of the broadcast media. The fact that it takes the form of any language and combines the power of words and visuals makes it even more potent. Ike (2005) argues that the media contribute a lot to the society, by informing and educating the populace on what they need to know. The broadcast media aids educatio...Continue Reading »

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17. A STUDY OF LEADER SELECTION IN CHURCHES UNDER THE GHANA PENTECOSTAL AND CHARISMA...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Introduction Leadership is a subject of great interest and captivation to mankind. This has resulted in different schools of thought on understanding what leadership is or what makes a successful leader (Thanh, & Anh, 2015). Different definitions have been given to leadership. Armstrong (2014) defined leadership as motivating individuals to bring out their best to achi...Continue Reading »

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18. THE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FOR MIGRATION IN PREVENTING HUMAN TRA...

» CHAPTER ONE RESEARCH DESIGN Background to Research Problem Statement International Relations principally emerged to foster international cooperation among countries in order to manage global threats or crises that beset the international system.1 In an international system with the absence of a central authority regulating it, international security is one of the main driving forces that helps kee...Continue Reading »

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19. CONTRIBUTION OF CULTURAL TOURISM AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. A STUDY OF NZULEZU

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Cultural tourism is one of the largest and fastest growing global tourism markets. Culture and creative industries are increasingly being used to promote destinations and enhance the competitiveness and attractiveness. Many locations are now actively developing their tangible and intangible cultural assets as a means of developing comparative ad...Continue Reading »