Academic Discourse: An International Journal,
Volume 9 No. 1, June, 2016
ISSN: 2277-0364
Management Education in Africa: the Need for a New Pedagogical
Approach and the Role of Open Educational Resources ............... Prof. David N. Abdulai 1-16
Civil Society and Consolidation of Democracy in Nigeria, 1985-2012
..... Uyi-Ekpen Ogbeide, Ph.D and Moses Osamudiamen Izevbizua 17-29
Level of Secondary School Students’ Interest in Participating in Indigenous Music Performance in Enugu State Secondary Schools.......... Dr. Felicia O. Ezeugwu 30-37
Relationship between Students Demographic Variables and Open Educational Resources in Secondary Schools in Rivers State -
Kysburn Agi Ugochukwu, Ph.D; Anthony Harrison and Gladys Aleru, Ph.D ........................ 38-51
Parents Teachers Association (PTA) in Nigerian Schools: Available Tool for Educational Transformation .............. Catherine Ngozi Obi 52-60
Shop Organization and Management Practices in Technical Education for Sustainable Development in Nigeria - Emmanuel Bassey Joseph, Ph.D; Okechukwu Amadike, Ph.D; Nsikan Okon James, Ph.D and
Godwill D. Sagbara ........................................................................... 61-74
Integrated Science Teachers’ Educators Attitude and Utilization of Open Educational Resources in South-South Colleges of Education
in Nigeria - Davis David Sambo; Asukwo Asukwo Utin and
Joseph I. Udo ......................................................................... 75-84
Transforming the Social Environment of Secondary Schools in Nigeria For National Consciousness Through Citizenship Education –
............. Morrison Umor Iwele, Ph.D and L.N. Ucheagwu, Ph.D 85-97
Towards Effective Strategies for Improving Food Security underClimate Change in Anambra State - Chinyere P. Ezenwa;
Assumpta A. Okoye and Ukamaka P. Ifeanyi-Uche .................... 98-107
Impact of Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction in the
Telecommunication Industry - Victoria Mojisola Osho and
Philips Olatunde Ogunode ............................................................... 108-119
Migrants and Non-Migrants’ Relationship: Towards a Deeper
Contextual Reflection - Richard Eke Imade and
Uyi Benjamin Edegbe ...................................................................... 120-140
Semantic Implicatures as a Factor in the Evolution of Nigerian
English ...................................................... Eventus D. Edem, Ph.D 141-152
Rudiments of Vocational And Technical Education (VTE) for
Universal Basic Education (UBE) - Atep Paulinus Atep;
Denis Udama and Obono M. E. Ofem ............................................ 153-162
HIV/AIDS: The Monster against Successful Implementation of the Universal Basic Education Programme in Nigeria
......................................................... Dr. Umoinyang E. Umoinyang 163-171
Open Education Resources: Their Development and Expansion in
Africa ............................................................ Prof. Anamuah – Mensah 172-178
Challenges of Integrating Information and Communication Technology: Bridging Digital Divide among Students of Higher
Education in Nigeria - Stephen Abejide Olobatoke; Ajibola Johnson Jimoh and Oluwatosin Solomon Oyomi .............. 179-187
Career Education in Technical, Vocational Education and Training: An Integrated Approach to Good Governance
............................................................. Samuel Kanayo Nwokoye 188-194
Teaching Practice: Challenges in Maintaining Acceptable Standard in Open Education in Africa
....................................... Dr. James Audu Ngada, Assoc. Prof. 195-202
Towards Transformation of Accounting Education in Nigeria:
Challenges, Prospects And Legal Implications
.................................................................. Chukwuemeka Okoro 203-218
What was, What is, and What is to Come: A Baseline Survey of
Oer-Readiness among English Language Teachers at a Public
University in Uganda - Samuel Ndeda Siminyu and
................................................................... Fridah Kanana Erastus 219-231
Towards Transformation of Early Childhood Education in Nigeria
............................................... Constance Uzoamaka Nzeako, Ph.D 232-236
Towards Transformation of Library and Information Science Using Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
............................. Salisu Dakat Yusuf and Nanfwang Dohol Auta 237-247
Towards Transformation of Higher Education in Nigeria: The Practical Reality - Egiri David Obaike; Eje Sunday Ate;
...................................... Inayi Lydia Adi and Denis Isaac Akpegi 248-256
Towards Transformation of Technical Education for a Successful Career in Nation Building ............................... Samuel Jonah Ukit 257-264
Towards Transformation of Teacher Education Curricula and
Training in Nigeria ...................... Ukeme Ekpedeme Umoh, Ph.D 265-272
Transforming Physics Education in Nigerian Secondary Schools
through Qualitative and Quantitative Practical Activities
......................................................... Samuel Olugbenga Olabimtan 273-282
Soil Fertility Maintenance in Niger Delta Region of Nigeria: Issues, Trends and Challenges - Timothy U. U. Ekpo, Ph.D and
………………………………………………... Nse Timothy Ekpo 283-291
Women Empowerment, for the Development of the National
Economy in Nigeria: The Practical Reality
............................................................... Grace Mbaveren Denen 292-298
Creating Wealth through Professional Sports Management in
Nigeria ....................................................... Dr. Sylvester A. Mba 299-306
Politics and Politicking in Administration of Secondary Schools in Nigeria: A Social Synopsis - Ifeanyichukwu Nwabueze;
Ikechukwu A. Odum and Faith Ifeanyichukwu Nwabueze ........ 307-316
Assimilation in Oghè Dialect of Ìgbò ....... Georgina O. Maduagwu 314-324
Globalization and Social Adjustment of Adolescents. A Case Study of Selected Secondary Schools in Uyo Local Government
Area of Akwa Ibom State - Rosemary Collins Piate and
N.E. Nnumbia, Ph.D ....................................................................... 325-335
Government Participation in Public Secondary Schools
Administration in Delta State ........ Dr. Gladys Obioma Uzoechina 336-344
