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Volume 1, Issue 1, 2020

 

1.      Crude oil trade and human welfare in Nigeria.

          Amadi, N. N.

 

2.       Local government and security challenges in Nigeria.

          Nwachukwu, B. U., & Ellah, C. C.

 

3.      The loss of biodiversity and ecosystems: A threat to the functioning of our planet, economy and

         human society.

         Elisha, O. D., & Felix, M. J.

 

4.      Women organization and poverty alleviation among Ikwerre communities in Rivers State.

         Odungweru P. O.

 

5.      Domestic violence: Its implication for family stability.

         Osakwe, E. W., & Odungiweru, P. O.

 

6.     The non-performing Port Harcourt refining company and the depressed Nigeria economy.

         Elisha, O. D.

 

7.      Knowledge and involvement of science and non-science students in solid waste management: An imperative of

         science and environmental science education.

         Owo, W. J., & Ephraim, K. A.

 

8.      The roles of entrepreneurship and small and medium scale enterprises in economic development of Rivers

         State.

         Tamunowariye, C., & Amadi, N. N.

 

9.     Global ecology disaster risk vulnerability: community education agenda for community development in

        Sub-Saharan Africa.

        Wordu, E.

 

10.    Environment, poverty and life expectancy in Nigeria.

         Felix, M. J.

 

 

Volume 2, Issue 1, 2021

 

1. Causality between population growth and environmental quality in Nigeria.

    Felix, M. J., & Odubo, T. M.

 

2.  Internet and sexual education of teenagers in Okrika local government area, Rivers State, Nigeria.

     Uzorka, M. C., & Ortuka, S. K.

 

3.  Floating exchange rate, non-oil exports and economic growth in Nigeria.

     Amadi, N. N., Igbara, F. N., & Amadi-Robert, C. C.

 

4.  Women and the promotion of peace amongst the Ogoni people of Rivers State.

     Uranta-Okonkwo, E.

 

5.  The role of leaders in curbing militancy and youth restiveness in South-South Region of Nigeria.

     Ernest, A.

 

Volume 3, Issue 1, 2022

 

1. Crime scene investigation: State of knowledge and challenges encountered by Nigeria Police.

   Nwachukwu, U. B.

 

2. Crude oil revenue, human capital investment and industrial sector performance in Nigeria.

    Wasurum, E., & Chinda, C. C.

 

3. Organizational structure, change and employee performance in Nigerian universities.

   Onyekwere, A. L., & Douglas, R. O.

 

4. Shared vision of leaders and effective management of public universities in Rivers State.

    Alasomuka, V. A., & Ololube, N. P.

 

5. Climate change in Nigeria: Causes, consequences and remedy.

   Odepeli, S.

 

6. Agricultural sector output and economic growth in Nigeria.

    Onunwo, K. O. A., & Amadi-Robert, C. C.

 

7. Application of manpower requirement approach (MRA) for sustainable economic development in the Niger Delta

    Region, Nigeria.

    Patta, B., & Sambo, F.

 

 

Volume 3, Issue 3, 2022

 

1.     The role of institutional policy on public university management in Rivers State.

        Aina, O. S., & Onyekwere, A. L.

 

2.     Leadership strategies and subordinates attitude in the post primary schools in Rivers State.

        Oguru, C. O.

 

3.     The influence of staff welfare scheme and career development needs and the effective implementation of the

        Nigerian National Policy on Education (NPE).

        Gbarage, M. B., & Ololube, N. P.

 

4.     Budgeting and accountability as fund management strategies and principals’ effective administration of public

        secondary schools.

        Daerefamama, G. O.

 

5.     The perspective of leadership in educational management in Nigeria.

         Apemaa, B. L.

 

6.      Improving Effective Communication in Public Institutions.

         Mba, I. L., & Maclean, I. F.

 

7.      Staff development programmes for faculty performance. International

         Mmom, C. P. C.

 

8.      Principals’ leadership practices: A pathway to teachers' commitment in Nigeria.

         Pius-Uwhubetiyi, R. T.

 

9.      Institutional and faculty development: Professional ethics for effective administration and management of

         programs in universities.

         Unobunjo, O. C.

 

10.    Character for Effective use of organizational Justice in Public Institutions.

         Edu, D. I.

 

 

Volume 3, Issue 4, 2022

 

1.     Administrative strategies for managing students’ wastage in public senior secondary schools in Imo State.

        Owhondah, S. N., & Nwosu, K. L.

 

2.     Impediments of cooperative societies members in rural communities towards sustainable development in   Nigeria.

        Oji E. W., & Olomi, S. N.

 

3.     The use of social media and the menace of examination malpractices in secondary senior schools in Rivers State.

        Elechi, S. K.

 

4.     Public sector spending and standard of living: empirical evidence from Nigeria.

        Amadi, S. O. N., & Korgbeelo, C.

 

5.     The Future of Character in Organizational Leadership amongst Staff in Obio/Akpor Local Government

         Area Rivers State.

        Ndu-Ogbuji, C. J.

 

6.     Collaboration programmes for the internationalization of university education in south-south

        geo-political zone,  Nigeria.

        Mukoro, A. S., & Onyeike, V. C.

 

7.     Modeling students’ creative skills for employability through 4P’s of creativity among federal polytechnic

        students in North-West, Nigeria.

        Azeez, F. A., Nuhu, E. S., & Babangida, M.

 

8.     Pre-Retirement entrepreneurship training and Nigerian veterans’ occupation.

        Olawuyi, I. B., & Agu, C.

 

Volume 4, Issue 1, 2023

 

1.     The effect of urbanization and industrialization on secondary school students academic performance in

        Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State.

        Okeke, A.

 

2.     Financial resource management and accountability for effective university administration in Nigeria.

        Ofor-Douglas, S.

 

3.     Resilient leadership qualities and human resource management in Nigerian universities: The Rivers State

        experience.

        Enwereuzo, P. N.

 

4.     Institutional leadership and management (ILM): staff-personnel promotion in tertiary education in Nigeria.

        Ololube, N. P., & Cheta-Maclean, S.

 

5.     Equipped laboratory and playground as correlate of students’ academic performance in private secondary

        schools in Rivers State, Nigeria.

        Imoh, R. C.

 

6.     Teacher’s recruitment process in Nigerian: An overview.

        Jacob, C., & Ibara, E. C.

 

7.     Environmental education (EE) and the challenges of the 21st century Nigerian teacher education.

        Agbor, C. N., Onnoghen, U. N., & Etan, M. E.

 

Volume 4, Issue 2, 2023

 

1.  Re-engineering environmental adult education for global competitiveness.

     Ephraim, K. A.

 

2.  Democracy and the state security challenges of the Nigerian nation: an appraisal.

     Efeurhobo, D. O.

 

3   Issues and challenges of manpower development in Nigeria through education.

     Ernest-Ekwe, I. C., & Emerengwa, V. O.

 

4   Educational policy implementation in Nigeria: issues and prospects.

     Okoro, J. I., & Nkwor, E. O.

 

5   Conditions of service and teachers’ job performance in public secondary schools in Rivers State.

     Okeleke, M. C.

 

6.  The Extent of drug abuse among secondary school students in delta north senatorial district of Delta State.

     Ossai, J. N.

 

7.  Impersonation and collusion during examination and students’ academic performance in public senior secondary

     schools in Rivers State.

     Mbarawii, W., & Maclean, I. F.

 

8.  Prevalence of back pain of casual dockworkers among Nigerian ports.

     Eke, I. E., & Akpoghomeh, O. S.

 

9.  Sources and composition of the marine debris in Nigeria coastal cities.

     Ugwu, B. G., & Akpoghomeh, O. S.

 

10. Principals’ leadership frames for quality assurance in public senior secondary schools in Imo State

      Onuoha, E. O., & Onuoha, C. A.

 

11. Money market instruments and economic development: evidence from Nigeria.

      Korgbeelo, C., & Amadi, S. O. N.

 

 

Volume 4, Issue 3, 2023

 

1. Management of Nigerian educational system in times of crises for national development.

    Oko-JaJa, C., & Arobiole, O. O.

 

2. Institutional Leadership behaviour and School effectiveness.

    Samuel, J., & Umoh, U. E.

 

3 Organizational conflict management and resolution: the role of leaders.

    Cheta-Maclean, S., & Tobins, G. N. A.

 

4 Climate change and economic opportunities in Nigeria.

   Eisha, O. D., & Ebelogu, G. C.

 

5 Upside-down leaders and transformation of public universities in Rivers State, Nigeria.

   Ogona, I. K., & Mmom, C. P. C.

 

6. Effectiveness of time management planning for teachers’ productivity in secondary schools in Rivers State.

    Benstowe, F., & Obianwu, G. C.

 

7. The impact of teachers’ teaching experiences and qualifications on effective job performance in public

    secondary schools in Bayelsa State.

    Usifo, V. F.

 

8. Cost-benefit analysis of artificial intelligence integration in education management: leadership perspectives.

     Ananyi, S. O., & Somieari-Pepple, E.

 

9. Participative leadership and organizational performance.

     Ayesuwa, O., & Okwuokei, F. N.

 

10. Managing functional and innovative education in teachers’ training institutions in Rivers State,

      for global competitiveness.

      Gbeke-Kalagbor, I.

 

 

Volume 4, Issue 4, 2023

 

1. Conflict management and job performance in organizations.

    Bayefa-Asaowei, H. T., & Nnamuzie, M. C. 398-411

 

2. Leaders strategic planning method and effective management of public universities in the south-south region of

    Nigeria.

    Okeleke, M. C., & Agwoje, S. E.  412-435

 

3  Influence of school environment on academic performance of students in public senior secondary schools in

    Yenagoa metropolis of Bayelsa State.

    Giami, C. B. N., & Alete-Omoni, I.  436-447

 

4  Managing university education from the perspective of innovation in Nigeria.

    Ofor-Douglas, S. 448-457

 

5   Global war on terrorism in Africa: rethinking Nigeria’s counter-terrorism strategies in North-Eastern Nigeria.

     Ehimate, A., & Enueme, P. O. 458-367

 

6.  Pre-retirement entrepreneurship training and veterans’ occupation: a tracer study of Nigerian Armed Forces

     resettlement centre (2002-2023).

     Olawuyi, I. B., & Amakom, U. 468-491

 

7. Meeting the challenges of funding higher education for sustainable development in Nigeria.

    Nnadieze, G. C., & Oteyi, J. V.  492-500

 

 

Volume 5, Issue 1, 2024

 

1. Financial resources utilization and school principals in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.

    Azi, M. N.

 

2. Planning education for value re-orientation in public secondary schools in Bayelsa State.

    Sikpi, P. O., & Ogiriki, P.

 

3. Administrators’ environmental hazards management strategies for students safety in senior secondary schools in

    Rivers State, Nigeria.

    Uti, J. N.

 

4.  Academic staff job satisfaction for quality service delivery in public university.

     Amangala, T. R.

 

5.  Institutional leadership roles as correlates of employee productivity in universities in Rivers State.

     Nkwor, E. O.

 

6.  Integrity: the foundation for effective institutional leadership and management.

    Daerefamama, G. O.

 

7. Parents’ participation in school management for effective academic performance of students in public senior

    secondary schools in Rivers State.

    Haastrup, T. A.

 

8. Environmental pollution and quality of life in Nigeria.

    Chukwuyenum, L. A., & Akandu, V. C.

 

 

Volume 5, Issue 2, 2024

 

1.    Quality assurance mechanisms for improved educational standard in public universities in Rivers State.

       Okorie, M. T., & Okai, N. O.

 

2.     Institutional research and incidental engagements as correlates of university economic resilience in South-South,

        Nigeria: Implications for Latin America and the Caribbean.

        Famous-Izedonmi, B. O., & Afangideh, S. T.

 

3.     Refocusing the educational system towards entrepreneurship education in Nigeria.

        Nwaordu, S. N.

 

4.     Morality in educational leadership as a correlate for institutional management in Rivers State.

        Daniel-Ozah, L.

 

5.     Quality assurance strategies for teachers’ job effectiveness in Nigeria.

        Joseph, O., & Youmu, N.

 

6.     Comparison of multiple regression and discriminant analysis as tools for predicting academic achievement.

        Nwogwugwu, C. E. & Ovat, S. V.

 

7.     Leadership in managing higher education institutions (HEI) and political development in Nigeria.

        Jamaica, N. J., & Dede, D.

 

8.     Caregivers’ perception on the application of information and communication technology and teaching

        effectiveness in public early childhood education centres in Rivers East Senatorial District of Rivers State.

        Ejekwu, P. O.

 

9.     Parametres for measuring tertiary institutional leadership strategies for enhancing quality education service

        delivery in Rivers State.

           Okachi, J. W., & Nkwor, E. O.

 

10.   Production of quality teachers for national development.

          Umesi, C. D.

 

 

Volume 5, Issue 3, 2024

 

 

1.  The role of educational leaders and managers in leading change and innovation in Nigerian schools.

     Osuya, N. U., & Osakpo, J. W.

 

2.  Open grazing and national security in Nigeria: The Benue State experience, 2015-2023.

      Barigbon, C. B., & Isaac-Deki, A. M.

 

3.   Quantitative analysis of faculty’s classroom leadership for teacher education validity programme in public universities in Rivers State.

      Anele, G. M., & Ogona, K. I.

 

4.  The role of effective leadership in national development.

     Tagbo, S., & Jamaica, N. J.

 

5.  Managing student enrollment for goal attainment in public senior secondary schools in Rivers State: The role of monitoring and

     evaluation, and resource allocation planning.

     Mbarawii, W., & Amabibi, F. I.

 

6.  Digitalisation of the management and administration of Nigerian educational system for effectiveness and productivity.

     Nwosu, N. N., & Koroye, T.

 

7.  Managing school infrastructures for teacher quality education delivery in public senior secondary schools in Port Harcourt Local

     Government Area of Rivers State.

     Ihua, B.

 

8.  Principals use of ICT for effective administration of public secondary schools in Rivers State, Nigeria.

      Imiruaye, J. E., & Christogonus-Anyanwu, O.

 

9.  Influence of counselling, peer group and parent profession on students’ choice of office technology and management (OTM) in

     polytechnics in Nigeria.

     Ahmad, F. O., & Lawal, S. L.

 

10.  Instructional materials and teachers conditions of service as correlate of quality education delivery in public primary schools in

       Rivers State.

       Wejinya, T. G.