IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-11 ~ November. 2019

Abstract: This study entitled:" Mood structure in sermonic discourse: A study of Rev. Fr. Abu's: "The keys to overcoming all temptations" of 10th March, 2019 was an analysis of the Mood choices made by one of Nigeria's Catholic Priests - Rev. Fr. Evaristus Abu - who publishes his Homily Daily online via 365 Daily Readings. Through the instrumentality of Halliday‟s tripartite metafunctions of language: the ideational, the interpersonal, and the textual, with clear affinity to interpersonal metafunction that has to do with how interpersonal relationships are enacted and sustained through the mood system of the clause. In specific terms, the study was aimed to examine how the clergy manipulate the clausal elements of subjects and finite to realise mood –the system of the clause that enables the speaker/ writer to perform speech or communicative acts: of statements or assertions, requests, questions...........

Keywords: Mood, metafunctions, Sermonic discourse, clauses.

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Abstract: The concept of bail is related to constitutional responsibility of the state to the individuals to ensure the enjoyment of the fundamental human rights of the citizens. Hence, the right to personal liberty is one of such. Thus, in enjoying it, one should not forget public safety, order, health, morality, good conscience and the rights of other people. Consequently, laws are put in place to ensure that the personal liberty is not abused as an accused person faces charges brought against him/her. Similarly, such a person is required to satisfy certain bail conditions to regain his/her freedom pending the determination of the case before a court of competent jurisdiction. Bail as a legal procedure is said to be free, constitutional and it is a process of the law. Owing to ignorance, and unscrupulous activities of some persons............

Keywords: Bail procedure, constitutional protection, human right, personal liberty, Nigeria

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Abstract: One of the most intractable elements in the governance of Nigeria as a country is the pervasiveness of religion and political violence which have continually posed a serious threat to the corporate existence and unity of the country. Contemporaneously, this has seemingly defiled all mechanisms to the extent that the spate of religion and political violent attacks on the innocent Nigerian citizens, are on the increase. Consequent upon the ding dung song of secularity of Nigerian State, religion and political violence have remained a major debilitating factors facing Nigeria since independence in 1960. This paper juxtaposed religion and political violence as a challenge to sustainable democracy in Nigeria.......

Keywords: Religion, Politics, Violence, Secularization, National Identity, Nigeria.

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Abstract: This research work employed doctrinal method of research to examine the concept of transnational crimes and also stipulates the various forms of crimes that are referred to as "transnational" and their potential effects across national borders. The nature, scope and different international organizations for combating these trans-national crimes were properly analyzed. This work is divided into five chapters, chapter one discussed the general introduction, highlighting among others the objectives of the study. Chapter two contains a review of the relevant literature as it relates to the concept of trans-national crimes, stating different forms of trans-national crimes and as well gave a historical overview of the concept. Chapter three discussed the roles of various international enforcement agencies in combating

Keywords: Exposition, Transnational Crimes, Effect, Terrorism, Nigeria

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Abstract: The psychosocial factors at work can be a risk to human health. Such is the case of sleep disorders in workers that have been reported especially associated with turnicity, but there are few reports on the association of other psychosocial factors to sleep disorders.Objective: The objective of this investigation was to determine the Psychosocial Factors at Work (PFW) that qualify as a risk factor for the presence of the disorder of insomnia in workers of the informal economy in 4 Latin American countries.Methods: A cross-sectional and correlational study was conducted with the participation of 800 workers in the informal economy of 4 Latin American countries. Theapplied instruments were the "Survey of Psychosocial Factors at Work" and the items from 5 to 10 of the "Goldberg‟s General Health Questionnaire" (GHQ) in the evaluation of disorders of insomnia.Results: In regard to the Psychosocial Factors at Work (PFW), the higher exposures were presented in "labor requirement"; followed by "the role of work and career development". The prevalence of insomnia disorder was 24.4% for the general population. The main risk factors were "workload" and "conditions of the workplace", being "labor demands" the only PFW that does not qualify as a risk.

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Abstract: Malaria is one of the worlds serious and complex public health problems and it remains one of the greatest killers of human beings in developing countries. Due to its tropical location and other environmental, socio economic and epidemiological factors, southwestern part of Ethiopia where Majang zone is located is favorable for mosquito breeding and malaria transmission. The objective of this research was identifying malaria epidemic prone areas (hotspot) map using Geographical Information System and Spatial Melti-Criteria Evaluation techniques in the case of Majang Zone, Gambella Regional State, Ethiopia. To identify malaria epidemic prone areas, three parameters (environmental, socio economic and epidemiological) were selected depending on previous works and based on discussion made with malaria experts. Environmental parameters include wetness, elevation, drainage buffer, slope, aspect, forest cover, rainfall data, and temperature and water body buffer while socio economic.......

Keywords: GIS, ArcGIS, Remote Sensing, weighted overlay, pair wise comparison

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