KNOWLEDGE REVIEW VOLUME 21 NO. 2 DECEMBER, 2010
Contents
1. Impact of Accounting Policy on Organization Recovery Plan- A Case Study of Monrovia Breweries Inc - Nelson C. Oniyama (Ph. D)
2. Collaboration Between Chemistry Education Stake Holders and Chemical Industries as Instrument for Achieving President Yar-Adua’s Seven Point Agenda - Rhoda Okon Mbuk
3. The Place of the Tort of Negligence in the Law of Consumer Protection - Nkiru J. Obumneme-Okafor (Ph.D)
4. Teacher Education as an Instrument for National Development and for the Achievement of Nigeria’s Seven Point Agenda - Sylvester Terna Mbayuav
5. Refocusing Citizenship Education for Relevance and Sustainable National Development in Nigeria - Dr. Elias O. Aruma
6. Adsorption of Heavy Metal Ions of Modified Agricultural Wasted (Corn-Cobs) - P. Ezegbirika; A. F. Nnaobi and N. Umesi
7. Achieving the 7-Point Development Agenda in Nigeria Through the Tertiary Education - Joseph M. Ibbih
8. Ceramics: A Panacea for Achieving the Seven Point Agenda - Gabriel Salemkaan Amokaha and Ijeoma Rhoda Akaegbu
9. Challenges of Information Technology to Skill Acquisition in Tertiary Political Science Education - Uzebu Efosa
10. Primary Education as Instrument for Achieving the Seven (7) Point Agenda
in Nigeria for National Development - Sunday Ernest Edobor; Taiye Peter Imade and Victor Osaghae
11. Power and Energy as Imperative for Achieving National Development in Nigeria: The Role of Science and Technology - Iorparegh Aer and Sylvanus Ikwen Ador
12. Universal Basic Education as an Instrument for Achieving the Seven (7) Point Agenda in Nigeria for Sustainable National Development - Fatima Abedo Umar
13. Religious Education In Primary And Post Primary Education System: An Instrument For Achieving Peace And Security In Nigeria - Elizabeth Akpanke Odey and Godwin Owan Abu
14. Primary and Nursery Education in Nigeria: Issues and Challenges - Salmamza Dibal
15. Environmental Science as an Instrument for Achieving the Seven (7) Point Agenda in Nigeria - M. B. Uduma
16. Environmental Education as an Instrument in Achieving the Seven Point Agenda - Emmanuel Daniel Dawha and Musa Hassan
17. Adult and Non- Formal Education as an Instrument for Achieving the Seven (7)-Point Agenda in Nigeria for National Development - Veronica Obire Ige
18. Capital Market and Economic Development in Nigeria - Francis Kehinde Emeni and Chinyere Peter Uruakpa
20. Women Entrepreneurship in Science and Technology: A Tool for Poverty Eradication in Nigeria - Abubakar I. Oseni and Betty O. Ali Momoh
