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Articles in Press

Articles

  • SECURITY MANAGEMENT AND PRISON BREAK IN NIGERIA: A REVIEW OF 2015-2023
    Ikenga, Francis A. , Agah, Benjamin E.

    The paper examined prison break syndrome and security management in Nigeria's Fourth Republic. The paper adopted the historical method of data collection. The study showed that prison break is a product of the general state of insecurity in the country aided by leadership ineptitude, poor

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    DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12684647
  • AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EXTENT OF ADOPTION OF ELECTORAL TECHNOLOGIES IN NIGERIA'S ELECTORAL SYSTEM
    Adeleke S. OGUNMOKUN, Oluwatoyin S. AYANLADE, Titilayo O. OLAPOSI

    This study identified the extent of the adoption of electoral technologies being used in Nigeria’s electoral system to enhance the electoral system. The study was carried out in the six (6) State offices of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in southwestern Nigeria, a

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    DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12799856
  • COVERAGE PATTERNS OF RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE BY NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS REGARDING CHILD DEFILEMENT
    Okoji, Chukwudinma Taiwo (PHD), Oladipupo, A. Akinola (PHD), Okoji, Morenikeji Chukwufumnaya, Olanihun, Sunday Zechariah, Daniel, Henry Amos , Olawuwo, Gift Oluwasayo

    This paper examined the coverage pattern of rape myth acceptance of child defilement in selected Nigerian newspapers. The objective was to determine the level of portrayal of rape myths and the pattern of coverage of child defilement stories by selected newspapers. The research method was

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    DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13304529
  • IMPACT AND GENDER DYNAMICS OF POLICE MISCONDUCT DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON VARIOUS DEMOGRAPHICS AND BUSINESSES IN ENUGU STATE
    Okorie Chinyere Juliet, Nwakozo Nonye Chineme, Ngwu Judith Kelechi , Prof B.N. Nwokeoma.

    This study investigates the impact and gender dynamics of police misconduct during the COVID-19 pandemic on various demographics and businesses in Enugu State, Nigeria. The research is guided by specific objectives: identifying the categories of people and businesses most affected by police

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    DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13350875
  • RETHINKING INCLUSIVENESS OF NIGERIAN YOUTHS IN POLITICS AND NATION BUILDING: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
    Adeniyi Wasiu Adeowu, Dr. Bankole Mutalib, Adeowu , Azeezat Adedayo Adeowu

    Youth inclusiveness in politics and nation-building is essential for sustainable development, democratic governance, and social cohesion. As agents of change, young people possess the energy, creativity, and innovation necessary to address contemporary social challenges. However, despite their

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    DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13740841