Pattern of Upper Gastrointestinal Malignancies as Seen at Endoscopy in Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria

Ajayi, Akande Oladimeji; Ajayi, Ebenezer Adekunle; Solomon, Oluremi Olayinka; Omonisi, Emmanuel Abidemi; Dada, Samuel Ayokunle

doi:10.4236/oalib.1102731

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“…Cults have turned violent, hostile, destructive, and wild; they have attacked and killed numerous Nigerian university students. As members are chosen from the groups of students whose parents are participants in one or more secret cults, cultism has evolved into an inherited trait (Ajayi and Ayodele, 2002).…”

Section: Origin and Membership Of Cultism In Nigerian Tertiary Instit...mentioning

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Proliferation of Cultism in Nigerian Tertiary Institution: A Threat to National Socio-Economic Development

Adedeji¹

2022

JPPS

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Cultism in Nigeria tertiary institutions is a social phenomenon with far reaching negative effects on socio-political development. Cult operates in traditional African setting as a socio-cultural organization with positive impacts toward peaceful society. The study quantitatively interrogates the negative effects of proliferation of cultism in Nigerian tertiary institution on national socio-economic development. The paper revealed collapse of family institution, peer group influence, undue protection, poor authority-students relationship and moral decadence among others as major causes of cultism. Endangers future of the nation, threat to socio-economic development, threat to educational system, breeds insecurity and promotes social vices were also identified as effects of cultism. The study concluded by recommending teaching of children in the moral values, monitoring of student on campus from peer group influence, student to avoid bad companies, friendly authorities-student relationship and enactment of appropriate legislation among others

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Section: Origin and Membership Of Cultism In Nigerian Tertiary Instit...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Proliferation of Cultism in Nigerian Tertiary Institution: A Threat to National Socio-Economic Development

Adedeji¹

2022

JPPS

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“…The change in the political nature, functioning and spatial arrangement was implemented during the British colonial administration with the introduction of the tier system of government of Federal, State and Local Government. The reforms in 1976 gave birth to a multi-dimensional system of grass-roots governance (Ajayi, 2000), and provided a class cut definition of responsibility, with the jurisdictional power partitioning of the LGAs so as to prevent a upper class of authority, the collapse of power (Oviasuyi et al, 2010) and the management of resources and the constitutional responsibilities of the level of governments (Imuetinyan, 2002).…”

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The Politics Of Infrastructural Provision in Rural Areas of Oyo State Nigeria

Popoola¹

2022

ASR

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Over the years, rural service delivery is often subjected to political players and less of the rural public interest. The study examined rural people experiences of local government rural LGAs of Oyo state, Nigeria. The concept of governance provides the conceptual balance for this study. The study made use of a mixed approach for data collection, qualitative and quantitative tools of questionnaire and in-depth interview respectively. Two hundred and fifty (250) rural households across six (6) LGAs were administered questionnaire randomly from the purposively identified rural local government areas. Study revealed that infrastructure politicking is a challenge that limits sustainable rural facility delivery. This is because infrastructures such as water infrastructure, school buildings and drainage construction were provided based on political affiliation. Over half of the respondents consider rural governance not to be participatory and inclusive towards rural development. The study recommends that democratic local government autonomy remains the feasible and responsive solution to efficient service delivery in the local space.

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“…It is also stated by Lumpkin (2013), that the existence of facilities and infrastructure in the interesting, clean, functional, and comfortable condition can affect the students' achievements. Ajayi (2001) also emphasized that the quality and standard of the school really depends on the provision, adequacy, unitization and management of educational facilities and infrastructure that is necessary for achieving effectiveness in school instructional reconstruction and supervision.…”

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The Implementation Of Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (Pogil) In Madrasah Ibtidaiyah

Rosadi

2021

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Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning based learning is important to be developed in primary school because this learning method can improve students’ high level of thinking ability. This research was aimed to analyze the learning process in MI PSM Kedungputri Subdistrict Paron Distric Ngawi through implementing Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning. This research was used descriptive qualitative as the research design. The technique of analyzing data proposed by Miles and Huberman was used in this research, they are observation, deep interview, and questionnaire. This research was focused on the learning process, learning material, and the use of learning tools in MI PSM Kedungputri Subdistrict Paron Distric Ngawi which had not implemented Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning based learning. This was because the teachers had not had a guide to do the newest learning approach. This caused the learners become less interested in learning IPA and make the students’ cognitive aspects still low.

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Pattern of Upper Gastrointestinal Malignancies as Seen at Endoscopy in Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria

Cited by 11 publications

References 17 publications

Proliferation of Cultism in Nigerian Tertiary Institution: A Threat to National Socio-Economic Development

Proliferation of Cultism in Nigerian Tertiary Institution: A Threat to National Socio-Economic Development

The Politics Of Infrastructural Provision in Rural Areas of Oyo State Nigeria

The Implementation Of Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (Pogil) In Madrasah Ibtidaiyah

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