The study assessed communication training needs of rice farmer in Makurdi Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria.
Demenongu T. S., Bernard-Gbagir S., Terver T. C.
Page: 38 - 46
Economics, Extension and Rural Development
Original Research Article
The study assessed the coverage of agricultural news on radio among rice farmers in Makurdi Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria.
Demenongu T. S., Bernard-Gbagir S., Hile N. N.
Page: 42 - 61
Agricultural Research and Review
Original Research Article
This study assessed the use of Information and Communication Technologies among soya bean farmers in Tarka Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria.
Demenongu T. S., Michael H. Y. , Dogo D. S.
Page: 47 - 66
Economics, Extension and Rural Development
Original Research Article
The study assessed utilization of information sources among swine farmers in Makurdi Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria.
Demenongu T. S., Michael H. Y., Innocent A. P.
Page: 62 - 69
Agricultural Research and Review
Original Research Article
This study investigates the impact of climate variability on agricultural productivity in Nasarawa State, Nigeria.
Madaki R.B., Marcus N.D., Yusufu F.A., Ogah A.T., Madaki B.A.
Page: 39 - 48
Environmental Science and Technology
Original Research Article
This study investigates the nexus between climate variability and food security in Nasarawa State, Nigeria.
Madaki R.B., Magaji J.I., Yusufu F.A., Madaki B.A.
Page: 66 - 72
Educational Research Journal
Original Research Article
Chromium pollution from tannery wastewater is a major concern for the environment and public health, especially for developing nations
Gebrearegaya A. W., Tesfaye M., Gizaw A.
Page: 19 - 38
Environmental Science and Technology
Original Research Article
This paper comparatively examines how feminist movements in Nigeria and Sudan have constructed and mobilised narratives about women’s empowerment within distinct political and historical contexts.
Eluzai E.I. , Idodo P.F
Page: 135 - 147
SJAICI
Original Research Article
This study provides a comparative feminist analysis of August Strindberg's Miss Julie, contextualising the play within the current gender dynamics of Nigeria and South Sudan
Ekevere O.F., Eluzai E.I., Bazugba A. M
Page: 98 - 111
Journal of Arts and Humanities
Original Research Article
This study reconceptualises contemporary global conflict as a performative phenomenon by applying Erving Goffman’s dramaturgical framework to the Iran–U.S.–Israel crisis.
Ekevere F.O, Prof. Onyari A.J, PhD
Page: 121 - 134
SJAICI
Original Research Article