IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-1 ~ January. 2020

Abstract: One of the major problems inhibiting the development process in Nigeria is the inadequate provision of infrastructural facilities which is further compounded by the lack of reliable information of their number and spatial distribution. Hence this paper was aimed toassess the spatial pattern and distribution of existing infrastructure in Ekiti state.An inventory of the existing infrastructure such education, administration, commercial, public utility, transportation, health, recreation and communication.Mean deviation, location quotient and nearest neighbour analysis to evaluate the distribution of these facilities.The result of the analysis shows that disparity exists among the LGAs.It was observed that LGAs like Efon, Ikere, Irepodun and Moba are lagging in education infrastructure, while.....

KEYWORDS: Infrastructural Facility,under-served areas,GIS

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[4]. Aderamo, A. J., & Aina, O. A. (2011). Spatial inequalities to social ameneties in developing countries: A case from Nigeria. Australian Journal of basic and applied science, 5(6), 316-322.
[5]. Aderamo, A. J., & Magaji, S. A. (2010). Rural transportation and the distribution of public facilities in Nigeria: A case of Edu local government area of Kwara State. Journal of human ecology, 29(3), 171-179.

Abstract: The purpose of the research is to introduce people interested in organizing a Bootcamp for social entrepreneurship purposes; Theoretical elements of the teaching-learning strategies to users, and for the proper implementation of the phases and materials required they provided. From a correlational study, its applicability they experienced with university students participating in a community to integrate a productive unit; It concluded that a Bootcamp integrates various strategies of teaching, learning technology and the implementation of multidisciplinary knowledge for the realization of a project, their validated the utility of obtaining partial results in the planning and implementation of products obtained from A rural productive unit.

Keywords: learning, Bootcamp, direction, teaching, organization.

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Abstract: Safety rules and procedures (SRPs) are integral part of safety management system designed to prevent incidents and ensure decent workplace. Life-saving rules (LSRs) are integral of SRPs and are popular in the oil and gas (O&G) industry. The International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP) in 2018 published a revised version of LSRs and recommended O&G industry to adopt, to foster common understanding and engender compliance across a multicultural and multilingual workforce. The introduction of IOGP LSRs greatly improved safety performance for companies that adopted them, but incidents revealed cases of non-compliances. A cross-sectional study was done to evaluate the level of workers awareness and compliance with IOGP LSRs and possible reasons for non-compliances. The study was conducted amongst 317 sharp end workers and selected leaders, recruited through a multistage sampling technique in selected O&G companies. The critical finding was a high.....

Keywords: Safety Rules, Life-Saving Rules, Compliance, Oil and Gas Industry, IOGP, Incident Prevention

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Abstract: With its seamless reach and power of penetration among youth in our country, social media has assumed great deal of significance since its inception. Apart from providing opportunity to people for connectivity and mutual interaction, social media was found to be effective in providing opportunities for reaching out to useful information and entertainment sources and in building cultural and social capital for the user community. The proposed study attempts to explore the use and misuse of social media among youth in India..

Key Words: Internet, Social Media, Facebook

[1]. Eric Gilbert, Karrie Karahalios and Christian Sandwig, "The Network in the Garden : Designing Social Media for Rural Life", Departments of Computer Science and Communication, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
[2]. Debarati Halder and K Jaishankar (2013), "Use and Misuse of Internet by Semi- Urban and Rural Youth in India – A Baseline Survey Report", Centre for Cyber Victim Counselling.
[3]. Gupta Anmol Rai and Zafar Shahila (2013), "Rural India : The Next Frontier for Social Media Networks", International Journal for Engineering Research and Technology, Vol. 2, Issue 1, ISSN 227840181.
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Abstract: Identity deals with the identification of oneself, whereas identity questions relate to the difficulties in really understanding or determining who you are in relation to other people. The People of northeastern Igbo, particularly, the Abakaliki in Ebonyi State and Enugu, have had this problem of identity simply because they are being described as "wawa people". While the two groups of Igbo people have continued to call each other wawa people, none has actually refuted the name. Wawa is wrongly conceived as a derogatory concept that connotes both rejection and timidity. It has been often used to refer to people who have not attained high standard of civilization. Therefore, whenever wawa is used as an identity for someone from northeastern Igbo such person will be ever ready to go to war because.....

Key words: Historicizing, Identity, Questions, Northeastern, Wawa

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Abstract: The purpose of this study was to explore the way general secondary school physics teachers solve physics problems in helping learners develop real-life problem solving competencies. The study used qualitative research methodology as a guiding framework. In order to judge the appropriateness of problem solving strategies relevant criteria were developed by the researcher and validated by experts. Grades nine, ten, eleven and twelve teachers were used as data sources in order to find evidence about the ways physics problems are solved. One class was observed two times and a total of 24 classrooms were selected for classroom observation. It was found from the study that most of the problems were provided without their context and solved without relating the problems with their.......

Key words: Physics, real-life problem solving, conceptual understanding, competencies

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Abstract: Copyright is given as a recognition that the creation belongs to the creator, hence called the right of wealth. The copyrighted work in digital form is easy to duplicate and the result of the deed is also almost indistinguishable from the original. Pursuant to article 1 paragraph (1) of Law No. 8 of 2014 on copyright, "Copyright is the exclusive right of the creators arising automatically based on declaratory principles after a creation is embodied in real form without prejudice to the restrictions accordance with the provisions of statutory regulations. The results of this research show that the legal protection provided by the city of Banda copyright music based on the.............

Keywords: Protection of law, Copyright, Infringement

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Abstract: Education has an important role to play in the child‟s development. Is the present educational system aiding in the child‟s growth and development? Are we living the education that we are getting in the educational institutions? When there is progression in the field of science and technology, why is there so much of confusion and conflict in the mind of the educated? Education is in continuation of the past to the present and will be carried over to the future. What we receive in the present is the result of efforts put in by the earlier generations. Education exists in relationship and not in isolation .The education that we receive and experience has to be lived and that is "right living". Keeping in mind that education is not only for the immediate present but in having a long vision in connection to life, a balance in theory and practice has to be maintained. Throughout life, relationship......

KEY WORDS –Art, Creative, Cultivate, Development, Eco Friendly, Mentor & Relationship

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Abstract: This study discusses about the legal position of the Constitutional Court Decision Number 33/PUU-XIV/2016 on the authority of the public prosecutor to request approval for a review in corruption cases. The purpose of this study is to find out and explain the legal position of the Constitutional Court Decision Number 33/PUU-XIV/2016 against the authority of the public prosecutor to submit a request for a review in a corruption case. Related to the Constitutional Court Decision Number 33/PPU-XIV/2016 which contains the material test of Article 263 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Procedure Code, the ruling states that Article 263 paragraph (1) contradicts the 1945 Constitution. The Constitutional Court's decision explains that the decision prohibits the existence of Request for Reconsideration by the Public Prosecutor. Reconsideration is a limited right only for the convicted or his heir, not by the.......

Keywords: Constitutional Court Decision, Public Prosecutor, Corruption Crime

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Abstract: Background: In general, early marriages based only on love without mental and material readiness will have a negative impact on the household. The high case of early marriage is not comparable with the high readiness of adolescents in living life in their marriage, as well as how teens perceive the marriage. The purpose of this study was to determine whether there is a relationship between perception and readiness of marriage to young women in Makassar City. Materials and Methods: The subjects in this study were 375 teenage students 16-18 years old in Makassar. The data collection method used in this study was a questionnaire using a Likert scale that is the scale of marriage perception and the scale of marriage readiness. In this study, the hypothesis was tested using the correlation test, regression test, and the Anova test.....

Key Word Marriage Perception; Marital Readiness; Young Women

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Abstract: This comparison between Leila Aboulela‟sTheTranslator and YasminaKhadra‟sWhat the Day Owes the Night is on the love story between Sammar and Rae, and betweenYounes (Jonas) and Emilie. The main comparison is going to be between Jones‟way of life, attitudes, and the problems that he facedwhich,aggravated his issues. Therefore,he lost the taste of life that forced him to end his love story before it has ever begun. Ultimately he ended up with regret, due to his entourage and weak faith. Meanwhile,Sammar‟s life turned upside down, after shehad gone from a happy bride and mother, to a sorrowfulwidow with a child. After her husband‟s death, her position as a widow, and her love story with a non-Muslim aggravated her issues. Her lovewas based on selfishness;onceher attention went from a husband-hunter to a woman who believes in faith, her love story succeededand ended with a happy marriage.

Key words: Love, Faith, Separation, Marriage.

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