IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-6 ~ june 2021

Abstract: Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that is often associated with high disease burden in Nigeria. Unlike in the early nineties when people relate diabetes to "curses" or "hexes", currently, it has been highly accepted as a disease whose cost of management is on the high side for an average Nigerian with the disease. It is on the basis of the above that this study focuses on the examination of both the qualitative and quantitative nutritional contents of finger millet (eleusinecoracana) with a view to providing reasons to its acclaimed potency as a dietary intervention in managing type 2diabetes among families in Katsina State. The study employed an experimental design and discovered that, the proximate analysis gave 49.86% carbohydrate, 16.93mg/100g total dietary fibre, 3.1% Ash content, 26.21% crude protein, 2.45% crude lipids and 1.45% moisture content The phytochemical analysis indicates 11.62% Flavonoids.....

Key Word – Finger millet, nutritional content, dietary intervention, diabetic cases

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[2]. Dangeti, S. R., Karthikeyan, S., Kumar, G. R. and Desai, S. (2013). Proximate and phytochemical analysis of seed coat from P. Sumantranse (Little Millet). Journal of. Biochem. Anal 2(2)123-234.
[3]. Dida, M. M, Wangera, N. Dunn, M.L.H., Bennetzen, J. L. and Devos, K. M. (2008). Population structure and diversity in finger millet germplasm.Journal of Trop. Plant Bio. 1(2) 131-141.
[4]. Dinesh, C., Satish, C., Pallavi, A. and Sharma, K. (2016). Review of finger millet (EleusineCoracana (L.) Gaertn: A power house of health benefiting nutrients. Food science and Human wellness 5(4),149-155.
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[6]. Hilu, K. W and Dewel E.(2012). Homestication of EleusineCoracana, Econ Bot 199 – 208

Abstract: Aim The present survey aims to understand the preferences developed by doctoral scholars to the ideas on research and publication after undergoing training on a course titled "Research Publication.
Background UGC recommended a mandatory training course on research publication and ethics for Ph.D. Scholars to improve the quality of research undertaken and their knowledge base on research publication. The course would expose scholars to the concepts of research integrity, publication ethics, techniques to identify predatory journals and research misconduct.
Design/Method A survey research design was utilized to understand the kind of preferences doctoral scholars develop on concepts of indexing and publication (indexing parameters, open-access publications, ways to identify predatory journals, the.......

Keywords: Doctoral Scholars, Preferences, Indexing, Peer-review, Publication

[1]. Arunachalam, S., & Muthu, M. (2011). Open access to scholarly literature in India—A status report (with emphasis on scientific literature). Centre for Internet and Society, available at: www. cis-india. org/openness/resources/open-access-scholarly-literature. pdf Beall, J. (2015). Criteria for determining predatory open-access publishers. Scholarly open access.
[2]. Beall, J. (2012). Predatory publishers are corrupting open access. Nature, 489(7415), 179-179.
[3]. Braben, D. W. (2004). Pioneering research: A risk worth taking. John Wiley & Sons.
[4]. Budden, A. E., Tregenza, T., Aarssen, L. W., Koricheva, J., Leimu, R., & Lortie, C. J. (2008). Double-blind review favours increased representation of female authors. Trends in ecology & evolution, 23(1), 4-6.
[5]. Borrell-Damian, L., Morais, R., & Smith, J. H. (2015). Collaborative doctoral education in Europe: Research partnerships and employability for researchers report on doc-careers II project. European University Association..

Abstract: The paper undertakes a critique of verbal reasoning textbooks used in Nigeria for teaching of reading and spelling skills to pre-primary and primary schools pupils. It situates the discussion within second language teaching and learning. Verbal reasoning is a method designed to fasten the process of developing reading and spelling abilities among children. Our findings show that authors of verbal reasoning textbooks are not thorough and painstaking in their approaches to devising practical exercises for the teaching and learning of letters of the alphabet as they erroneously equate......

Keywords: Graphemes, Phonemes, Letter Sounds, Consonants, Vowels

[1]. Ade-Ajayi, C. & Youdeowei, A. (2007). Reading is Fun Book 2.Ikeja: Lantern Books.
[2]. Babarinde, O. (2011). Orthography and the Principle of Harmonization: Challenges for some selected Orthographies. USEM: Journal of Languages, Linguistics and Literature. pp.56-72.
[3]. Clark, J., Yallop, C. & Fletcher, J. (2007). An Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. Malden: Blackwell.
[4]. Effiong, C., Ekah, M. & Isok, A. (2015). An Introduction to English Phonetics and Phonology. Uyo: Dorand Publishers.
[5]. Essien, O. E. (1990). A Grammar of the Ibibio Language. Ibadan: University Press

Abstract: Nigeria was artificially structured and named by the British. This nomenclatural coloration brought different ethnic nationalities together. Little effort was made by the British to achieve political unity among these groups. With the first and second military coups in 1966, ethnicity became a major factor in Nigeria's political lexicon. By 1967, Nigeria experienced a major conflict that almost dismembered the country. The war had serious economic consequences on Biafra as a result of the economic blockade and other stringent policies imposed on them by the Nigerian government. This paper, interrogates issues of economic blocked and the challenges faced by Biafran citizens during this period. It examines survival strategies adopted by the Biafran government, citizens and efforts made by international humanitarian organisations to support the people. This paper made use of both primary and secondary sources. The study identified both positive and negative survival efforts made by the people of Biafra..

Keywords: Nigeria, Biafra, War, Economic, Challenges, Survival

[1]. C. Odumegwu Ojukwu, Biafran Random thought of C. Odumegwu Ojukwu, General of the People's Army (New York: Perennial Library, Harper and Row Publishers, 1969), 7.
[2]. Wole Soyinka, The Man Died, Prison Notes of Wole Soyinka, (Middlesex, England: Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, 1975), 167.
[3]. Wole Soyinka, The Man Died, Prison Notes, of Wole Soyinka, 167.
[4]. Wole Soyinka, The Man Died, Prison Notes of Wole Soyinka, 167.
[5]. Wole Soyinka, The Man Died, Prison Notes of Wole Soyinka, 167.

Abstract: The World Trade Organization (WTO) is responsible for global trade rules between nations to enhance the free movement of goods and services, believing that it will benefitall parties involved. Like other developing countries, Nigeria is left with no option than to acceptthe rules of the WTO rules. Hence, Nigeria signed the WTO treaties in 1995 to benefit fromthe aim and objectives of WTO, which is to promote free trade and stimulate economic growth.However, since 1995 Nigeria became a member of the WTO. WTO rules instead ofstimulating the economy through Trade, WTO trade rules have opened up Nigeria's homegrown economiesto the international market, a situation which has weakened the productive base of the country, makingNigerian goods unable to.....

Keywords: WTO,economy,underdevelopment,trade rules,integration,international market

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[3]. Dhar, B. (2013). 'The Future of the World Trade Organization.' ADBI working paper 444. Tokyo: Asian Development Bank Institute. Retrieved from http://www.adbi.0rg/workingaper/2013/l 1/11/5981 .future.world.trade.organisation/, July 23, 2014
[4]. Das, B. L. (1998). The WTO Agreements Deficiencies, Imbalances and Required Changes. Malaysia: Third World Network, Penang.

Abstract: The Main focus of the report is to bring out the basic information of the disease. Following it government data analysis is laid out which brings the details of government preparedness towards the disease. Following it a conclusion has been given

Keywords: Rare Diseases-Lysosomes-Gaucher Disease-Government Data Analysis

[1] K.NARENDRAN - EMPLOYEES' STATE INSURANCE CORPORATION-KARNATAKA RTI APPLICATION NUMBER : ESCIO/R/2018/52021-RESPONSE LETTER
[2] K.NARENDRAN - DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HEALTH SERVICES RTI APPLICATION NUMBER : PHRCI/R/2018/50231-RESPONSE LETTER
[3] K.NARENDRAN - HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT(H1) GOVT LETTER NUMBER 42068/H1/2018-1/2-RESPONSE LETTER
[4] K.NARENDRAN - GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI—MAULANA AZAD MEDICAL COLLAGE(CO-ORDINATION) F.NO : 150(2066)/RTI/MAMC/2018-19/134
[5] K.NARENDRAN - MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE-GOVERNMENT OF INDIA- NATIONAL POLICY FOR TREATMENT OF RARE DISEASES-RESPONSE LETTER

Abstract:L'intérêt pour l'administration pénitentiaire et les conditions carcérales des détenus s'est fortement renforcé ces dernières années. Il est vrai que nombre des pays connaissent des conditions de détention difficiles, avec des locaux insalubres où, en raison de la surpopulation carcérale, la promiscuité règne. La cause est déjà entendue : « le niveau de civilisation d'une société se reconnait à l'examen de ses prisons ». Et Nelson Mandela (N. Mandela, 1994) d'ajouter : « on dit que l'on ne reconnait pas vraiment un pays tant que l'on n'a pas pénétré dans ses prisons. Un pays ne devrait pas être jugé par sa manière de traiter ses citoyens les mieux placés, mais les citoyens les plus......

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[5]. Nations Unies, le système pénitentiaire, mesures carcérales et mesures non privatives de liberté, New-York, 2008..

Abstract: Ecopreneurial activities have an overall positive impact on natureand it move towards a more sustainable future. Ecopreneurship is a term coined to represent the process of principles of entrepreneurship being applied to create businesses that solve environmental problems or operate sustainably. Every society has their own share of societal problems. Some problems are resultant of some deep rooted cultural practices and removing it is extremely difficult. Slashcultivation in Mizoram is one such societal practice that contributes to the environmental degradation. The paper argues that introduction of Ecopreneurship may ease the pressure as it can improvethelivelihoodofthepeople.....

KEYWORDS: Ecopreneur,SustainableDevelopment,SlashCultivation,MizoSociety

[1]. Building Sustainable Business Models for small and marginal farmers; The case of Organic Mandya– by SenthilKumar (SEDME45.2, June2018).
[2]. SustainabilityEntrepreneurs,Ecopreneursand the developmentofasustainableeconomyBy, David Gibbs, University of Hull, UK (2009 Greenleaf publishing Ltd.http://www.greenleafpublishing.com)
[3]. AnoverviewofEcopreneurship,Eco-innovationandtheecologicalsector–By,MariaRodriguez-Garcia,MariaGuijarro-GarciaandAgustin Carilerro-Castillo.
[4]. Sustainability 2019, 11, 2909; doi: 10.3390/su 1102909