Nigeria Journal of Education, Health And Technology Research Vol 5

   Nigeria Journal of Education, Health and Technology Research (NJEHETR) is an exceptional interdisciplinary academic Journal. It aims at linking research findings in Health, Environment, Science and Technology to the improvement and development of Education in Nigeria and abroad. The Journal considers for publication scholarly and well researched articles, viewpoints and reports on current issues from other related fields that will enhance academic development. The knowledge, creative ideas and skills provided by seasoned contributors to this Journal will in no small measure help to enhance sustainable improvement in the quality and development of all aspects of life and learning environment.

COMPUTER NETWORK CONCEPTS AND BENEFITS DERIVED BY ACCOUNTANTS IN MODERN BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS IN AKURE

Dr (Mrs) Ezeaninnekasaleme (FABEN) ......................................................................................................... 1

 AN ASSESSMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL PHYSICS TEACHERS PEDAGOGICAL CONTENT KNOWLEDGE (PCK) IN EDO SOUTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, NIGERIA

Augustine Excellent Ogumogu and Dr. Osamede Kingsley Omorogiuwa .......................................................... 12

MATERNAL EMPLOYMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON PROMOTING ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF FIRST YEAR VOCATIONAL STUDENTS OF GOVERNMENT SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE IN IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA.

Akano Racheal Abisola, Oyenuga, Anthony Oyetunde (Ph.D) and Wahab, Nimot Opeyemi ................................ 21

SOARING WORLD FOOD PRICE AND ITS EFFECT ON U-5 MALNUTRITION IN IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

Akano R. Abisola, O.A. Odusina J.O. Olusanya and Wahab, N.O ..................................................................... 30

THE ROLE OF MASS MEDIA IN PROMOTING ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN NIGERIA

Dr. (Mrs.) C.O. Olomukoro and Mrs. Oronsaye Rita Osayemwenre................................................................. 37

INTEGRATION OF ICT IN MONTESSORI SCHOOLS: HOW IT WORKS

Oremeyi S. Okuo .................................................................................................... 46

LITERACY AND LIVELIHOOD IN AN AGE OF GLOBALIZATION

Prof. (Mrs) C.N. Ojogwu and Dr. M.O. Oyitso .............................................................................................. 54

PERCEPTION OF THE VALUE OF CLOTHING ACCESSORIES AMONG URBAN WOMEN IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, ABUJA

Dr. (Mrs.) Gloria U. Anikweze ................................................................................................................... 62

CONDUIT WIRING COMPETENCES IMPROVEMENT NEEDED FOR EFFECTIVE JOB PLACEMENT OF ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY GRADUATES OF TECHNICAL COLLEGES

Samson O. Chukwuedo and Godwin O. Omofonmwan, Ph.D ......................................................................... 72

PERCEPTION OF THE VALUE OF CLOTHING ACCESSORIES AMONG URBAN WOMEN IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, ABUJA

Dr. (Mrs.) Gloria U. Anikweze ................................................................................................................... 79

 PERCEPTION OF ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS REQUIRED FOR SELF EMPLOYMENT IN CLOTHING AND TEXTILES BY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS STUDENTS IN LAGOS STATE.

Ezeoguine, J.A. (Mrs.) ......................................................................................................... 90

THE ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN ENSURING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT AND DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

Suberu, A. Kizito ............................................................................................................. 99

 FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PARTICIPATION OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN DELTA STATE OF NIGERIA

Mabel Oyitso (Ph.D) and Florence Ojomo ................................................................................................. 106

ENTERPRENEURIAL SKILLS NEEDED BY RETIREES FOR SUCCESS IN WALNUT (JUGLARIS NIGRA. L) PRODUCTION IN ONDO STATE

Lawal .O. Isaac and Onipede Omoleye ..................................................................................................... 112

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT COULCIL OF EDO STATE: ASSESSING CITIZENS’ AWARENESS AND LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION

Prince (Dr.) Francis E. O. Omoruyi and Abey-Fashae C. G (Mrs.) ................................................................... 120

THE PREVALENCE OF OBESITY AMONG RESIDENTS IN BENIN CITY METROPOLIS

Salami l. I. (Prof) and Nwabah N. I (Ph.D.) ................................................................................................ 129

TECHNICAL TEACHERS’ PERCEPTION AND READINESS FOR E-LEARNING INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY OF TECHNICAL SCHOOLS IN MINNA, NIGER STATE

Idris, A. M. and Ofili, Glory. O. .............................................................................................................. 135

INVESTMENT PROMOTION IN SPORTS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

Samuel Ovenseri Aibueku (Ph.D) and Solomon Ogbouma ........................................................................... 141

PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING ẸDO LANGUAGE IN SCHOOLS

E.M. Omoregbe ................................................................................................... 147

EFFECTS OF COOPERATIVE LEARNING METHODS ON BASIC TECHNOLOGY ACHIEVEMENTS IN SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN IBADAN, NIGERIA

Professor, K. R. E. Okoye and Lasisi, Basiru Toyin ....................................................................................... 159

ENHANCING WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMMES IN EDO STATE

Dr. (Mrs.) C.O Olomukoro and Adesuwa S. Omage (Mrs.) ........................................................................... 165

APPLICATIONS AND MAINTENANCE TECHNIQUES OF ELECTRICAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY IN EKITI STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGES

Prof. K.R.E. Okoye and J.O. Adameji ........................................................................................................ 172

THE ROLE OF MENTORING IN THE TRAINING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION TEACHERS IN NIGERIA

Ediagbonya, Kennedy, Nwazi, Cecilia Chidiebere (Mrs.) and Adebayo, Dayo Yemisi (Mrs.) ............................... 179

INFLUENCE OF AGE AND EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION ON WORKPLACE STRESS AMONG CIVIL SERVANTS IN ILORIN, NIGERIA

Otaru, Bernard Meshach ................................................................................................... 186

RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

Egbri, Jane Nwakego and Olufunwa, Ade Samuel .................................................................................... 192

ACQUISITION OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL SKILLS FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD IN NIGERIA

PROF. K. R. E. Okoye and S. O. Osuyi ........................................................................................................ 200

AN ASSESSMENT OF POULTRY PRODUCTS PREFERENCE AMONG THE ELITES OF ASABA, DELTA STATE.

Ahmed, M. Adewole, Obinne, J. I Ph.D and Adeosun, T. Adesoji .................................................................. 207

ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION: A CATALYST IN ACCELERATING AGRI-BUSINESS ACTIVITIES IN NIGERIA

Ediagbonya, Kennedy and Ojelede, Valentine Oriabure Abumere ................................................................ 214

ATTAINING EGALITARIANISM IN A HIGHLY STRATIFIED SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN NIGERIA: CAN EDUCATION MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

Osamiro Emmanuel Osagiobare, Iyore Ivy Iyiewuare, Obogare Obose and Ogeleka Abiodun Ibhade .................. 220

MANAGEMENT OF NIGERIA EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND THE MENACE OF UNEMPLOYMENT: A MISMATCH

Dr. Hezekiah Ogbomida Alonge & Dr. Akindele Matthew Ige ....................................................................... 227

PROMOTING INDIGENOUS TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: A PANACEA FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Ukpebor Jonathan Ehiabhi ................................................................................................... 236

PROMOTING HEALTHY AGING THROUGH RECREATIONAL EXERCISE

Oriakhi Unity, Onobumeh Margaret (Mrs) & Dr. S. O. Aibueku .................................................................... 242

THE PERFORMANCE OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE SERVICES IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN YABA LAGOS

Udoh Christopher T., Shodipe Olabanji T. and Ogundimu Olumide S. ............................................................ 248

ROLE OF SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER

Dr. John Egharevba and Mr. Martins Egbadon ........................................................................................... 257

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY: A PANACEA FOR HUAMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

Joshua .O. Chiadika and Gladys .A. Onianwa ............................................................................................. 262