PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN NIGERIA | RESEARCH PROJECT TOPICS AND PROJECT TOPICS ON EDUCATION

141. THE IMPACT OF EFFICIENT MATERIALS HANDLING IN A MANUFACTURING ORGANIZATION (A CA...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY There is a strong concern to adjust the supply system in a company (Machline, 2008) to achieve a higher service level internally and to the outside customers. This brings to a higher operational level and even a possible differential when compared with the other competitors (Milan, Paiva & Pretto, 2006; Paiva, Carvalho Jr. & Fenster...Continue Reading »

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142. A STUDY OF GENDER ROLES IN PUBLIC RELATIONS PRACTICE IN GHANA

» ABSTRACT This study examined gender influence on role performance in PR departments in the Ghana Commercial Bank, the Electoral Commission and the University of Ghana. The study was undertaken within the framework of the social role theory. A combination of qualitative in depth interviews and observation was employed to gather data using Frederick‟s nine item list of activities and Alimo Metcalf...Continue Reading »

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143. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF COST OF OPERATION OF MOTORCYCLE AND TAXI FOR PUBLIC PASS...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background To The Study Urban transport services in Nigeria is inadequate both in quality and quantitative terms considering the rate of population growth and the economic condition of an average Nigerian on the affordability of transport services to meet his or her travel demands over the past four decades. The Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) of the middle 80’...Continue Reading »

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144. AN ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS CONTRIBUTION IN AN ICT COMPANY: A CASE STUDY O...

» ABSTRACT PR is an integral part of an organisation and its effective practice is bound to the health of the organisation. Public relations is integral to the efficient performance of many organizations today It is the means through which an organisation can effectively monitor, interact with other key groups within the organisational environment. Over the years PR has moved from being all about di...Continue Reading »

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145. THE ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Local government is the lowest tier of government anywhere in the world. It is very important because it is very close to the people as a result of its multi purpose in term of carrying out socio economic service in the local areas, promoting the democratic process, serving as training ground for national political leaders and serving as a medium of communic...Continue Reading »

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146. THE ROLE OF THE NIGERIA POLICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 Background of the study The phenomenon, “crime” has been a major subject of private and public concern throughout human history. No society is free of crime. However, the question often asked is that even if crime is part of inevitable human behaviour, how much of it can a society tolerate? This question is linked to man’s natural instinct for survival, the abilit...Continue Reading »

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147. EFFECT OF E-GOVERNANCE ON STUDENTS’ MANAGEMENT IN AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY

» ABSTRACT Apart from the impacts of ICT on the entire societal fabric, one of the goals of Ahmadu Bello University is to be a renowned and celebrated academic institution through computerization, multi media communication and linkage programmes. Within this framework, the University established the Institute of Computing and Information and Communication Technology (ICICT) to handle issues of compu...Continue Reading »

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148. TWITTER BAN IN NIGERIA: A SCANDAL TO DEMOCRACY

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Of The Study The growth of modern technology and the ever changing complex nature of societies in the world have revolutionalized the way and manner information gathering and dissemination is carried out. Citizens have taken advantage of the opportunities provided by modern technologies in order to stay informed about what is going on around them (Trottier, ...Continue Reading »

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149. AN ASSESSMENT OF TWITTER BAN ON NIGERIA’S IMAGE IN THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The term "social media" is frequently used to describe new kinds of media that allow for interactive involvement. The evolution of media is often split into two epochs: the broadcast epoch and the interactive epoch. During the broadcast era, media was nearly entirely centralized, with one institution such as a radio or television station, newspaper ...Continue Reading »

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150. SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECT OF CATTLE RANCHING BY FULANI HERDSMEN IN NIGERIA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The Fulani indisputably represent a significant component of the Nigerian economy. They constitute the major breeders of cattle, the main source of meat, the most available and cheap source of animal proteins consumed by Nigerians. The Fulani own over 90% of the nation’s livestock population which accounts for one third of agricultural GDP...Continue Reading »

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151. STAFF MOTIVATION AS A TOOLS FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT IN PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATI...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION The term motivation originated for the latin word “movere” which means to move. This definition however, is too narrow to described because of its vary way in complete process. Motivation is defined as an individual needs desires and concept that has cause people to act in a particular manner. Motivation has been link with urges, in strict, purposes, goals,...Continue Reading »

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152. THE IMPACT OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN AN ORGANIZATIONAL PROFITABILITY (A CASE...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Communication has been variously defined by communication experts, while erudite scholars and educationists, with each of them defining it in accordance with his field of specialized areas of interest and prejudices. This therefore accounts for why there has not been one singular acceptance definition of what communication presupposes for instance, it has been viewed a...Continue Reading »

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153. DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY IN NIGERIA WITH REFERENCE TO IMO STATE CENTRAL LIB...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY In this modern world of information explosion, society is always in need of information agencies strive to meet this information need. Numerous definitions have been given to the term library, one of such definitions is contained in the encyclopedia Britannica (vol.22, 1988) state that “a library is a collection of written, printed or othe...Continue Reading »

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154. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AS MAJOR DETERMINATE OF ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (A CA...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Effective communication as a major determinant of organizational development has been a great concern for the co operation as well as the nation over the decade and more recently. The need for effective communication in an organization development make the military historian to think or army line of communication in military organization the teacher towards the student, th...Continue Reading »

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155. PROBLEM OF REVENUE GENERATION AND UTILIZATION IN NIGERIA LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINI...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION Over In the years the importance of local government has increased greatly in Nigeria due to raising demand for local government development and improved service of the grass root levels. The need for local government cannot be over emphasized because they are created in other to provide a two way channel communication between a local community and the government that ...Continue Reading »

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156. THE CONSTRAINTS OF EFFECTIVE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION IN NIGERIA (A CASE ...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 GENERAL INTRODUCTION OR BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY In 1976 the Obas was a powerful entity, he appoints his colonic chief and as a result he was highly respected Outside were appointed as the supervisor superintending over the various department in the local government such as work, Agric, health and education. The office of the secretary of the local government becomes a political app...Continue Reading »

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157. THE ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION (A CASE STUDY OF ILORIN...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION The topic of the project work is ″the role of local government in community transformation “the case study is Ilorin south local government area of Kwara state. The focus of this research work shall be concentrated on the theoretical and practical issues referent to the local government and rural transformation with respect to Ilorin south local government....Continue Reading »

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158. THE RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION (A CASE STUDY OF ILORI...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION A local government recognizes through its function and the provision makes then local government economic development of the people with jurisdiction towards improvement the living of the local popularities are however the rural dwellers. The question that readily comes to mind why rural development or who should contribute to rural development noticeable rural develop...Continue Reading »

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159. MOTIVATION AS A CATALYST FOR IMPROVING EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY IN AN ORGANIZATION ...

» CHAPTER ONE BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY INTRODUCTION Motivation is the driving force by which we achieve our goals. A reword, tangible or intangible, is presented after the occurrence of an action (that is behavior) with the internet to cause the behavior to occur again that is done by association positive meaning to the behavior student show that if the person receive the reword immediately, the effe...Continue Reading »

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160. LOCAL GOVERNMENT AS A FOUNDATION FOR NATION DEVELOPMENT (A CASE STUDY OF ILORIN ...