IOSR-JHSS   Volume-23 ~ Issue-12 ~ December -2018

Abstract: The objective of this paper is to emphasize the need and importance of utilizing Agriculture as a variable for capacity building and its effect when reflected as a necessity in entrepreneurship education to serve as a panacea to some social economic problems of unemployment and poverty.. The methodology here involved review of the importance of capacity building in agricultural project implementation and major constraints to capacity building in agriculture as important entrepreneurship element. It went further to overview the growth in aquatic potential of Lagos State and stressed the achievements of Lagos State Government Agriculture Programmes with an update of the Achievements........

Key words: Agriculture, Capacity building, Poverty eradication, Entrepreneurship Education

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[2]. Adesehinwa, A.O.K., Aribido, S.O. and Obiniyi, A.A. (2003), Production Strategies for Coping with the Demand and Supply of Pork in Some Per-urban Areas of Southwestern Nigeria.
[3]. Akpomi, M.E. (2009). Achieving millennium development goals (MDGS) through teaching entrepreneurship education in Nigeria Higher education Institution (HEIs). European Journal of social sciences, Vol. 8, No 1 pp 152 - 159
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[5]. Deborah L. (2003), Evaluation of Capacity Building: Lesson from the Field. Washington, DC.

Abstract: The study examines the major impediments to equal gender participation in the democratic governance in Nigeria. It obtains its data primarily from the secondary sources such as textbooks, journal publications, research articles and other online materials. The theory of Liberal Feminism has been adopted as framework for the purpose of analysis, while Content analysis helps in the analysis of all the data collected. The findings indicate that since the return of democratic governance in Nigeria in 1999 the female gender has been underrepresented in the polity. This is as a result of major impeding factors which the study highlights to include: colonial legacy, cultural practices, deficiency..........

Keywords: Gender, Democracy, Democratic Governance, Colonial Legacy, Violence, Culture, Education, Religion, Nigeria.

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Abstract: Pesantren as the oldest educational institution in indonesia, with entrenched system and pattern, now has start to revitalize itself, using modern scientific methodology, having functional orientation, as well as open to development outside itself. Pesantren Ar-Raudhatul Hasanah (the Pesantren), located at Payabundung Medan, is one of the formal educational institutions in North Sumatra. Thus, it has the same duties as other formal educational institutions: to develop quality education. Using qualitative approach and descriptive methodology, this study examined the implementation of policies to increase teaching staff professionalism in the Pesantren, specifically in relation to related government........

Key words; Teacher Professionalism, Pesantren Ar-Raudhatul Hasanah, Government Policies

[1]. Asadullah, M. N. 2018. Madrasah for girls and private school for boys? The determinants of school type choice in rural and urban Indonesia. International Journal of Educational Development, 62, 96-111.
[2]. Butt, M. Q., & Khalid, M. S. 2017. The Role of Madrasa Education in Inter-Cultural and Cross-Cultural Exchange. Bulletin of Education and Research, 39(1).
[3]. Daulay, H. P., & Tobroni, T. 2017. Islamic Education In Indonesia: A Historical Analysis Of Development And Dynamics. British Journal of Education, 5(13), 109-126.
[4]. Hidayat, S. 2018. Inside the "Puzzle" of Contemporary Indonesia's Regional Autonomy Policy. Historia: Jurnal Pendidik dan Peneliti Sejarah, 11(1), 119-133.
[5]. Fajar A. Malik. 2003. Strategy for Developing Islamic Education in the Globalization Era. The paper presented as keynote address on Seminar of Islam and The Challenges of Global Education in the New Millenium. The IIUM Alumni Chapter of Indonesia in Pekan Baru, date 26 January 2003

Abstract: Zakah compliance is a very important topic in the zakah literature. This is because poverty can be reduced when wealthy Muslims comply with their zakah obligations. Perhaps, because of its importance, there have been many research on the phenomenon of zakah compliance. Many factors have been found to influence zakah compliance in the literature. This study contributes to the growing literature by categorizing factors influencing zakah compliance into institutional and individual factors. This categorization will assist in better understanding and also contribute towards better policies aimed at more zakah collection and poverty reduction

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Abstract: We have come to live in an age where high-end brands play an important role in the development of consumer self-image or expression. High-end brand perceptions have influenced consumers enough to desire his or her personal belonging of fashion status. Consumer self-image has become a high-end brand phenomenon itself which is acknowledged through two consumer behaviortheories "Expected Confirmation Theory and "Theory of Planned Behavior" for this study.This phenomenon is credited with philosophy of anthropology, perception, psychographic segmentation, business economics, environmental / social sciences, fashion management and consumer behavior studies to improve fashion industry knowledge. This thesis specifically spreads awareness on how high-end brand perceptions influencing Malaysian consumer to form associations such as belonging, appreciation, social acceptance and status consciousness as a common self-image.Problem statement being disregard of cultural.........

Keywords: High-end brands, Self-image, Status, Spread awareness, Brand perception, Fashion professionals

[1]. Steven Kerr, Chester A. Schriesheim, Charles J. Murphy, Ralph M. Stogdill August (1974) Theory of Leadership based upon consideration and initiating structure literature. Pages 62-82. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0030507374900373.
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Abstract: The recent sharp rises of protest and movement bar the production abruptly in the RMG (Readymade Garment) yard hampering the ultimate boom of this sector. Though this sector is labor-intensive and a great source of industrial employment, it often fails to fulfill the expected production within the lead time with the recurrence of protests and movements. Thus, the aim of the study is to find out the real scenario of Labor movement in RMG Sector occurred in the last few years to know the reasons for movement and generally who join the protest. Systematic and contextual data on RMG sector from the Daily star, renowned English daily, has been extracted to find answers of such questions......

Keywords: Industrial employment, Labor-intensive, Labor Movement, Protest, Lead time, RMG (Readymade Garment),

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[2]. Ahmed, N. Sustaining Ready-made Garment Exports from Bangladesh. Journal of Contemporary Asia. 2009. 39(4): 597 - 618.

[3]. Ali, R. N., Begum, F., Salehin, M. M., and Farid, K. S. Livelihood pattern of rural women garment workers at Dhaka city. Journal of Bangladesh Agricultural University. 2008. 6 (2): 449 - 456.

[4]. Al-Samarrai, S. Changes in employment in Bangladesh, 2000-2005: The impacts on poverty and gender equity. Background paper for the World Bank Poverty Assessment 2005. Dhaka: unpublished paper.

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Abstract: Inheritance is of the most important branches of Islamic law, which every Muslim needs to know to understand his share in the estate left behind by the deceased in accordance with the Islamic law; it is regarded as one of the subject that has not been adequately researched on, in terms of both academic and law. Another most important part of inheritance in Islamic law is the issue of reconciliation between heirs on estate of inheritance to remove one or some of them from the division of the estate in exchange of something paid to him or them; it is of the issues needed by the heirs at all time to divide the estate between them, and to remove the one they do not need to remain with them when the subject matter is real estate, and things that may be affected if are divided based on the principles......

Keywords: Reconciliation between heirs (exit), heirs, estates, inheritance, Islamic law.

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Abstract: This study entitled "Career Guidance and Students' Academic Performance in Higher Learning Institutions in Rwanda. A Case Study of Nyarugenge District", was conducted on the role of career guidance services upon the students‟ academic performance in Public Higher Learning Institutions in Nyarugenge District, Rwanda. The general objective was to find out the relationship between Public Higher Learning Institutions management‟s career guidance services and the students‟ academic performance in Rwanda. The specific objectives of the study were (1) to examine the level of students‟ academic performance, (2) to investigate the extent to which career guidance services are provided to students who are enrolled in Rwanda Public Higher Learning Institutions.......

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[5]. Lazarus and Chinwe (2011). The Role Of Guidance Counsellors In The Career Development Of Adolescents And Young Adults With Special Needs. British Journal of Arts and Social Sciences 2(1), 51-62. London: Routledge.

Abstract: This paper presents a critical analysis of gamification as a concept with relevance to the Nigerian educational system. With the changing needs of students today, it is only imperative that new methods of teaching and learning be developed, one of which is gamification which was the onus of the paper. The rationale gamifying education was firstly presented as well as the potential benefits of gamification. The principles of gamification drawn from the four freedom of play and the Self-Determination Theory of Ryan and Deci (2000) were adequately discussed. Guidelines for the integration......

Keywords: Gamification, Game-Based Learning, Gamification Principles.

[4]. Cristea, A. I. & Shi, L. (2016).Motivational gamification strategies rooted in self-determination theory for social adaptive E-Learning. In: Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) 2016 , Zagreb, Croatia., 6-10 Jun 2016. Published in: Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 9684 pp. 294-300.
[5]. Harviainen, J. T. (2014). Critical challenges to gamifying education. Proceedings of the Game On! Conference.......