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Effective library user education is crucial for promoting information literacy among postgraduate students in today’s dynamic academic environment. This study qualitatively investigates the application of Kuhlthau’s Info...
Information Architecture (IA) designed for accessibility and inclusivity highlights equitable access and usability for varied user groups. By instituting a clear navigation hierarchies, multimodal information presentatio...
This study explores the role of humanities in shaping technological policiesusing a critical discourse analysis approach within a mixed-methods framework; this study combines in-depth interviews with humanities scholars,...
This study examined Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Future of Work: Implication for Office and Information Management (OIM) Program in tertiary institutions in Delta State, Nigeria. The increasing integration of AI...
Societies are mostly comprised of people with different languages, backgrounds, ethnics, and cultures that are very important to the need of the societies. This study focuses on how the leaders can effectively manage a...
This study examined the role of the Redeemed Christian Church of God in ensuring Peaceful Coexistence in Ibadan South West. The study used quanlitative method. Restorative justice and Social learning theories were adop...
This paper examines the prospects of using the English language alongside Nigerian languages for national development. The literature is replete with opinions on the developmental potentials of Nigerian languages. The...
The rapid expansion of social media in Nigeria has transformed the ways in which young people engage with religious ideas, identities, and debates, particularly on sensitive issues such as apostasy in a religiously plu...
Prior to Western colonial contacts, music was an integral part of African social, religious, and community life. However, Western church music traditions have frequently been regarded as normal in Nigerian Christianity...
This article investigates the influence of some indigenous Nigerian languages on the pronunciation of English, riveting on phonological interference among bilingual speakers across ethnic groups including Ibibio, Idoma...
This study examines the role of parental responsibility in developing English grammar competence among monotechnic students in Nigeria. Drawing from sociocultural theory and empirical evidence, this research explores h...
This study offers an eco-Marxist analysis of two songs, “Jangbalajugbu” and “Lekeleke,” by the Nigerian musical artist Beautiful Nubia. It argues that the artist’s work represents a significant stylistic and thematic d...