Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026)

Articles

• STRATEGIC PLANNING AND WHOLE-INSTITUTION APPROACHES: A FRAMEWORK FOR MAINSTREAMING SUSTAINABILITY

  IGBINEDION, Doye Angela PhD., LOTT-JONATHA, Ayims., EGBO, Charity Nwakaego PhD (Author)

  1-11

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• ASSIGNED STAFF TASK SUPERVISORY STRATEGY OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS AS CORRELATE OF TEACHERS EFFICACY IN SECONDARY IN SOUTH EAST NIGERIA

  Nwokediuko, Issadas Chinwendu Phd, Ali, Chidozie Ugwoke, Otosi-Chineme, Elizabeth C (Author)

  128-180

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• QUALITY ASSURANCE PRACTICES AND SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL EFFECTIVENESS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

  ONIYIDE, Olawale Idris. PhD, OLOWU, Sulaimon Babatunde. PhD (Author)

  140-149

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• THE CREDIBILITY GAP IN CLIMATE REPORTING: GOVERNANCE AS A PREDICTOR OF EMISSIONS DATA ACCURACY

  0009-0008-3496-1764, Ogidiga Lawson Okpoegberi. (Author)

  12-29

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• STAFF-STUDENTS COLLABORATIONS OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR AND TEACHERS'EFFICACY IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN SOUTH EAST, NIGERIA

  NWOKEDIUKO, ISSADAS CHINWENDU PhD, EJEH, EMEKA IFEOMA PhD, CHUKWU, IMMACULATA CHIAMAKA (Author)

  74-85

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• EFFECTS OF SIMULATION GAMES AND ROTE LEARNING STRATEGIES ON NUMERACY RETENTION AMONG LOWER BASIC PUPILS IN PLATEAU STATE, NIGERIA

  Nvou Felix DASHE, Ibrahim Yop Iliya, Felix Dashe, Stephen Chungyang Bagins (Author)

  30-39

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• EXTERNAL GEOPOLITICAL SHOCKS AND DOMESTIC FRAGILITY: THE SECURITY AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF US–ISRAEL–IRAN MILITARY TENSIONS FOR NIGERIA

  ALIMI ABUBAKAR ETSU Ph.D , DOYINSOLA A. ADELEKE (Author)

  86-99

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• THE “AI SATISFACTION GAP”: EXAMINING THE COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL COSTS OF PRODUCTIVITY GAINS

  Ogidiga Lawson Okpoegberi, Ozogu Erepamowei. (Author)

  40-55

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• TECHNOLOGICAL INTEGRATION IN FAMILY HEALTH CARE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH OUTCOMES AND SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN OWERRI MUNICIPAL OF IMO STATE

  Dr. Chinenyenwa Emmanuel Ezea , Dr. Chibuzor Imelda Ndubuka (Author)

  100-116

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• URBAN–RURAL DISPARITIES IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITIES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

  Dr. Nwodo, Sylvester Nnaemeka, Eugene Ejiofor Nwodo , Dr Umoh, Boniface (Author)

  56-73

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