IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-7 ~ JuLy 2020

Abstract: The issue of terrorism has become more prevalent in the media since the collapse of the world trade center building in the United States on September 11, 2001. This event had changed the orientation of the US foreign policy with almost a wordwide recognition of having a "fight against terrorism" and siding with the US, including Indonesia. However, are the efforts made by Indonesia to combat terrorism been appropriate? Alternatively, has it become one way to silence the political opposition by labeling it as a terrorist movement? This research attempts to identify the development of the terrorist movement based on different perspectives, namely the pattern of terrorist movements and radical belief which is often used as a justification for the acts of murder committed by terrorist groups.......

Keywords: Terrorism, Radicalism, Education, Curriculum, GIS Analysis

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Abstract: This study investigated the level of influence that television programmes have in promoting awareness of indigenous cultural practices among the Gbagyi people ofMinna, Niger State. The study employed a survey questionnaire to solicit responses from 385 purposive sample of respondents among the indigenous Gbagyi people in Minna.The response rate was 100%. Findings revealed that the majority 246 (64%)of the respondents agreed that they learn more about their culture from cultural programmes that were aired on TV, whereas some 32.3% of the respondents agreed that there are many cultural programmes on NTA and NSTV that promote the indigenous culture, 30.2% of the GbagyiKunu programme on NSTV and 29.9% of the Hiya Nigeria programme respectively focus on promoting the indigenous culture.The study concludes that NTA Minna and NSTV are doing a good job in promoting the cultural awareness of the Gbagyi indigenous cultural practices among Gbagyi people in Minna. Finally, thestudy recommends that Television stations across the nation should create more cultural programmes like the GbagyiKunu.

KEYWORDS: Nigerian tribes; cultural awareness; indigenous cultures; cultural programmes; cultural festivals; Gbagyi tribe; Gbagyi culture; Tvprogrammes; foreign cultures; local people

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Abstract: This study investigated the use of social media in sharing health related information amongst students of health schools in Minna. The study used survey questionnaire to collect data from simple random samples of 344 respondents. The response rate was 100%. Findings revealed that Facebook (79.9%), WhatsApp (65.5%) and Twitter (34.3%) were the most used social media site for communication. Also, the research study revealed that (79.8 %) of the student respondents benefitted greatly from using social media in disseminating health related information and they preferred these health information communicated to them via video, audio, and mobile phone text format. Finally, the research revealed that poor network coverage, high cost of data subscription, high cost of smart phones and epileptic power supply affects the level of access of students in health schools in Minna to social media. The study recommended that lecturers, students, researchers and health care instructors are strongly advised to disseminate health related information to students using social media tools based on its effectiveness.

Key Words: social media, health information, information dissemination, social network, smart phones, data subscription, epileptic power, network coverage, health communication, internet access

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is (1) To find out, know and analyze the nature of the functions of the Republic of Indonesia National Police in eradicating narcotics crime in the Directorate of South Sulawesi Regional Police and Staff according to the applicable laws, (2) To find out and analyze the effectiveness of the functions of the Republic of Indonesia National Police in the eradication of narcotics crime in the Directorate of South Sulawesi Regional Police and Staff, (3) To find out and analyze the factors that affect the effectiveness of the functions of the Republic of Indonesia National Police in the eradication of narcotics crime in the Directorate of South Sulawesi Regional Police and Staff.............

KEY WORDS: The Republic of Indonesia National Police, Eradicating Narcotics Crime, Directorate of South Sulawesi Regional Police and Staff

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Abstract: Purpose This paper investigated the level and causes of traffic congestion in FCT Abuja, as it affects commuters from satellite towns as they commute daily to the city centre. This is because previous studies did not consider traffic congestion situation in the satellite towns of the city.: Design/Methodology/Approach: To achieve this aim, six traffic congested roads linking satellite towns and AMAC were sampled for this study.. The primary data for this work were obtained through administration of 655 copies of questionnaire to respondents across the study area. Data on vehicular traffic counts along the 6 sampled roads linking satellite towns and AMAC for 7days, were collected from FRSC Abuja Command. Descriptive statistics and graph theoretic indices were used to analyze the level, causes of traffic congestion and road network connectivity.............

Keywords: Abuja, Vehicular, Traffic, Congestion, Satellite, Towns, Causes

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Abstract: Everybody experiences stress, and how much a person experiences depends on the day. Having effective coping mechanisms in place can assist you in managing your stress. However, if you're having trouble controlling your stress, get help from a professional. You may manage your stress in a healthy way with the aid of a mental health professional. Students' health and academic performance may be impacted by stress. Coping mechanisms are particular methods that people use to deal with stress. The purpose of this study was to evaluate how students perceived stress and their coping mechanisms

Keywords: coping skills, coping strategies, stress, students etc.

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Abstract: If I were a man and cared to know the world in which I live, I almost think I would be troubled by it—the weight of that long silence of half the world." This statement by Elizabeth Robin forms the epigraph to Shashi Deshpande's novel. The Long Silence, so to speak, announces the intention of this talented contemporary Indian writer to break the long silence that has surrounded women, their experiences and their world. For a long time, woman has existed as a gap, as an absence in literature, whether Western or Indian. This is true not only of fiction created by men, but also by women, who have mostly limited themselves to writing love stories that superficially deal with women's experiences and create the same kind......

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