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IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON TAX ADMINISTRATION IN NIGERIA

NDN: PRJ-188004631761383468
Student: Oluwatise Rachael Olushina (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Accounting
Supervisor: Dr Susan Teru
Co-Supervisor: Dr Belgore Ahmad
HOD: Dr Ibrahim Kamaludeen
Department of Accounting
University of Abuja, Abuja

ABSTRACT This study investigates the impact of information technology (IT) on tax administration in Nigeria, focusing on its influence on efficiency, transparency, and tax compliance. IT adoption is expected to improve tax processes, but challenges like techn…

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BACTERIA AND FUNGI ASSESSMENT ASSOCIATED WITH POULTRY FEED FROM DIFFERENT LOCATIONS

NDN: PRJ-218013731761383342
Student: Christabel Osasumwen Osazuwa (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Microbiology
Supervisor: Prof Jude Okpalla
HOD: Dr Ikechukwu Harmony Iheukwumere
Department of Microbiology
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Uli, Anambra State

ABSTRACT This study investigates the bacterial and fungal contamination present in poultry feed sourced from different locations. Poultry feed is a critical component in poultry farming, directly influencing the health and productivity of the birds. However, …

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FACTORS AFFECTING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN NSUKKA EDUCATIONAL ZONE

NDN: PRJ-2930931761383304
Student: Blessing Chiagozie Udeh (Project, 2025)
Award: BEd
Course: Special education/English
Supervisor: Prof Michael Eskay
HOD: Prof Victoria Chikaodi Onu
Department of Special Education/English
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State

ABSTRACT This study investigated the factors affecting the implementation of inclusive education programs in Nsukka Educational Zone, Enugu State. A descriptive survey research design was adopted, with a population of teachers and school administrators from s…

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TEACHERS ATTRITION AND STUDENTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN HISTORY IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN EDO STATE.

NDN: PRJ-11480531761383288
Student: Blessing Ngozi Okike (Project, 2025)
Award: BA(Ed)
Course: History Education
Supervisor: Dr Vincent S. Ebohon
HOD: Prof Regina B. Danner
Department of Educational Foundations
University of Benin, Benin City, Edo State

ABSTRACT The study investigated teachers attrition and students academic performance in history in public secondary schools in Oredo local government area of Edo state. Four research questions guided the study. The study adopted a descriptive survey research …

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PARTIAL PURIFICATIONS OF THE METHANOLIC EXTRACT OF WITHERED TAMINALIA CATAPPA LEAVES (INDIAN ALMOND)

NDN: PRJ-2496710631761383113
Student: Nurudeen Muhammed (Project, 2025)
Award: HND
Course: Biochemistry
Supervisor: Dr Funsho Olowoniyi
HOD: Mr Adamu Murtala Mohammed
Department of Biochemistry
Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa, Nasarawa State

This research focused on the partial purification of the methanolic extract of withered Terminalia catappa (almond) leaves using three classical chromatographic techniques: paper chromatography, column chromatography, and thin-layer chromatography (TLC). The …

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COMPETITIVE STRATEGY OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL ON SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES’ PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF SELECTED SMES IN ILORIN METROPOLIS.

NDN: PRJ-22248331761382881
Student: Zainab Tomiwa Oloba (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: industrial Relations and Personnel Management
Supervisor: Dr Mustapha Olanrewaju Aliyu
Co-Supervisor: Prof Rotimi Ayodele Gbadeyan
HOD: Dr Abiodun Peter Abogunrin
Department of Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
University of Ilorin, Kwara State

Small and medium enterprises are one of the major contributors to a country’s GDP. They provide employment opportunities for the labour force of any country. These are the reasons why the study of small and medium enterprise is very important especially in th…

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THE USE OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN ENHANCING THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF BIOLOGY IN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL IN AWKA EDUCATION ZONE

NDN: THE-2846123111761382248
Student: Chimalumem Consolate Akam (Thesis, 2025)
Award: BEd
Course: Education/Biology
Supervisor: Mrs A. Ngozi Igboabuchi
HOD: Dr Patience Obiageli Okoye
Department of Biology
Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe, Anambra State

ABSTRACT The researchers sought to investigate the use of effective communication to enhance teaching and learning of Biology in senior secondary schools in Awka Education Zone. Descriptive Survey Research Design was used to carry out the study. This study wa…

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ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI FROM STREAM WATER

NDN: PRJ-1335310331761382229
Student: Abimbola Grace Alabi (Project, 2025)
Award: HND
Course: Microbiology
Supervisor: Mrs Olanrewaju Sariyat Olayinka
HOD: Mr Shittu Suraj Abdulsalam
Department of Microbiology
Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Osun State

For hygienic-sanitary safety reasons, the amount of this type of microorganisms found in stream waters is constantly monitored, especially in cases when the stream water is used for human consumption. Many authors have demonstrated that agricultural or urban …

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EFFECT OF THE CONSUMPTION OF ZOBO ( HIBISCUS SABDARIFFA) DRINK ON THE HAEMATOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF INDUCED OBESE RATS

NDN: PRJ-32001931761382160
Student: Emediong Favour James (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Nutrition and Dietetics
Supervisor: Dr Raphael Ikenna Edeh
HOD: Prof Simon Uwakwe Onoja
Department of Human Nutrition and Dietetics
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State

The study determined the effects of Zobo drink on the haematological and histological parameters of obese rats. The study was conducted for forty-two (42) days consisting of five (5) days for acclimatisation, fourteen (14) days for induction to obesity, two (…

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