Cervical Cancer (CC), a preventable malignant tumour in women’s cervixes, is one of the most common causes of maternal deaths in developing countries. Despite its preventability through regular Cervical Cancer Screening ...

The Health Insurance Scheme (HIS), a means of financing medical care among employees globally, is designed to subsidise medical costs. In Nigeria, HIS is inadequately implemented and this affects access to healthcare ...

Loan default is failure to pay back the money borrowed as and when due. It is an offending behavior which can lead to the collapse of lending institutions or deny other loan seekers the opportunity to access loans in ...

Globally, Female Bread-winning (FBW), a phenomenon where the female contributes above fifty per cent of the household’s expenditures, is increasing. In Nigeria, this trend has occasioned a shift in traditional patriarchal ...

Gentrification, a process of displacement of low-income households and businesses by highincome class, is a disconcerting feature of development in Lagos State. Previous studies on gentrification focused on physical ...

Farmer-herder conflict is one of the most prevalent violent occurrences in West Africa with attendant social cost, which include livelihood and socio-relational consequences. There have been frequent farmer-herder conflicts ...

Aggressive drive towards increased productivity and profit maximisation often compromise employees‟ welfare, satisfaction and commitment. Quality of work life programme (QWLFP) such as occupational health and safety ...

Globally, effective reward practices are among the major motivational tools for enhancing job performance and commitment of teachers. In Nigeria, job commitment among teachers has become an issue of concern. Previous studies ...

Globally, Bovine Tuberculosis (BTB) is one of the strains of tuberculosis, which accounts for 1.5 million deaths annually. Nigeria is the fourth most affected country in the world and Oyo State is third in the country. ...

People with Disabilities (PWDs), especially women, suffer multiple victimisation. This is worsened by cultural beliefs, diseases, poverty and violent attacks. Although extant literature shows the enormity of problems that ...