Volume 13, Issue 2 (2025)

Volume 13, Issue 2 (2025)

Published: 31st May, 2025
 

ISSN: 2518-2951
Publisher: Kampala International University (KIU)

Contents

Non-Government Organizations’ aid funded projects and Value for Money in Uganda.

Kaijabwango Clare [ Pages: 1-8 ]

Government empowerment programme and reduction in unemployment among youths in Cross River State, Nigeria.

Erim Costly Manyo, Ibok Emmanuel Okon, Nwoye Cecilia Oby & David Edet Edet [ Pages: 9-17 ]

The role of physical and health education as a solution in solving complex African challenges for sustainable development.

Ubale Ismaila Alhajia & Sani Mamman Ibrahimb [ Pages: 18-22 ]

Budgeting and funding Nigerian university library services, programmers and projects in an electronic age.

Prof. Katamba A. Saka, CLN & Dr. Abubakar Ladan [ Pages: 23-36 ]

The Effect of Intrapersonal Conflicts on Employee Performance in Mubende Municipal Council, Mubende District, Uganda.

Abaho Franka [ Pages: 37-48 ]

Bridging educational disparities in conflict-affected regions of Nigeria.

Terlumun Mark Ijov, Ph.D. [ Pages: 49-58 ]

Chatbots, AI Tutors and Smart Learning: Assessing the adoption of AI-powered learning tools in tertiary institutions.

Adebiyi Sunday Adetunji, Aliu Tolulope Isiaka & Oripinye Boluwaji Smart [ Pages: 59-69 ]

Preservice mathematics teachers' knowledge, attitude, and practice of cybersecurity.

Michael A. Adewusi, Adeneye O. A. Awofala, Gbolahan E. Awofala & O.V. Fakuade [ Pages: 70-84 ]

Egalitarianism, Women and revisiting the breaking of Kola-Nuts (EVWE) among Urhobo people of Nigeria: A Christian Feminist ethical perspective.

Omorovie Ikeke (Ph.D) [ Pages: 85-93 ]

Health through lens: Impact of digital photography engagement on pro-environmental behaviour and stress level among undergraduates in Nigeria.

Peter Sanjo Adewale, Anthony Kola-olusanya, Fehintoluwa Elizabeth Dada & Taiwo Fagbemi [ Pages: 94-107 ]

Migrancy, Gender and the -illusion of paradise: The Abysmal Haven in contemporary migration literatures.

Andrew Nyongesa & Ann Minayo [ Pages: 108-117 ]

Mathematics cognitive failure and mathematics anxiety: Any correlation in Nigerian senior high school sample?.

Adeneye O. A. Awofala, Yusuf F. Zakariya, Ruth F. Lawal, Modiu K. Olaguro, Abayomi A. Arigbabu & Alfred O. Fatade [ Pages: 118-130 ]

Impact of Faith-based Cognitive Development on Academic Performance in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions: A Religio-educational Perspective.

Omomia Taiwo.A, Omomia O. Austin & Dr. Enamudu Gabriel P. [ Pages: 131-142 ]

Theoretical review article on organization structure and academic staff performance in private universities in Uganda.

Turyamureebasilaji, Zulaihatu Lawal Bagiwa, Tukur Muhammad, Aquila Modupe Otitoju & Val Hyginus Udoka Eze [ Pages: 143-152 ]

Illustrations for appreciating traditional stories for primary schools in Nyakayojo division, Mbarara Municipality.

Twikiriize Alfred [ Pages: 153-169 ]

Adoption of chatbots in Nigerian higher education: perceptions and academic utilization at Adeyemi Federal University of Education, Ondo, Ondo State, Nigeria..

Ayelaagbe Sina Opeoluwa (Ph.D) [ Pages: 170-177 ]

Viability of Waqf for the realization of SDG–4 (Quality education) in Sokoto state, Nigeria.

Isa Olawale Solahudeen & Hussaina Abdullahi [ Pages: 178-197 ]

Availability, Utilization, and Determinants of play-way as an instructional teaching strategy in pre-primary schools in Osogbo local government, Osun State.

Eniola Keji Ola-Alani (PhD), Johnson Adewole Mafikuyomi, Daniju-Jegede Suwebat Opemiolopin & Ojo Oludare David (PhD) [ Pages: 198-212 ]

Integrating digital games into English language instruction at the senior secondary level in Ondo west, Ondo state.

Folahan Olaniyi Olukayode & omotunde Christopher Tayo (Ph. D) [ Pages: 213-222 ]

Jurisprudential exposition of punishment and sentencing system under the Nigerian criminal justice system.

Adekunle Ademola Aminu & Adepoju Adeitan Kadijat [ Pages: 223-232 ]

Influence of gender on chemistry students' acquisition of science process skills across school type using open inquiry instructional strategy.

Omolabake Temilade Ojo & Bamidele Emmanuel Tijani [ Pages: 233-245 ]
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