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THE IMPACT OF VALUE ADDED TAX ON ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY IN NIGERIA

NDN: PRJ-42174331762581574
Student: Olamide Hannah Aregbesola (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Finance
Supervisor: Prof Michael Ma Ajayi
Co-Supervisor: Dr Samuel Oluwapelumi Olofinlade
HOD: Dr Muthar Etudaiye Oyebola
Department of Finance
University of Ilorin, Kwara State

ABSTRACT This study investigates the impact of Value Added Tax (VAT) on economic sustainability in Nigeria from 1993 to 2023. It examines the influence of key fiscal and macroeconomic variables, including VAT, Government Expenditure, Foreign Direct Investment…

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EFFECT OF ACUTE SLEEP DEPRIVATION ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS, SPECIFICALLY RECOGNITION MEMORY, IN RATS WITH PEPTIC ULCERS.

NDN: PRJ-419521331762581069
Student: Praise Ayomiposi Ogunleye (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Physiology
Supervisor: Dr Omosola Anifowose
HOD: Dr Sunday Adeleye
Department of Physiology
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State

This study has demonstrated that acute sleep deprivation significantly impairs cognitive recognition in rats, as assessed using the NORT. The combined stress of sleep deprivation and peptic ulcer induction further exacerbated cognitive deficits, highlighting …

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RESPONSIVENESS AS A TOOL FOR CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION IN OGBA ZOO IN EDO-STATE.

NDN: PRJ-4148810831762580280
Student: Mariam Ochuwa Shaibu (Project, 2025)
Award: HND
Course: Hospitality Management
Supervisor: Mrs Zainab Bello
HOD: Mrs Zainab Bello
Department of Hospitality Management
Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi, Edo State

This study examines responsiveness as a tool for customer’s satisfaction in Ogba zoo in Edo state. The aim of the study is to investigate the relationship between responsiveness and customer satisfaction. Survey research was adopted in the study to examine th…

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PROTECTING SENSITIVE DATA USING CRYPTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR SECURE COMMUNICATIONS OVER NETWORK

NDN: PRJ-423304131762574659
Student: Yakubu Ibrahim (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Computer Science
Supervisor: Dr Umar Ilyas
Co-Supervisor: Dr Hassana Yakubu Yakubu
HOD: Dr Zahraddeen Sani
Department of Computer Science
Federal University, Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State

With the rise of digital communication and increasing data breaches, ensuring the security of sensitive data during transmission has become paramount. This project explores and implements cryptographic techniques to protect sensitive data in network communica…

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ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ORGANIC FERTILIZER ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF OCIMUM GRATISSIMUM

NDN: PRJ-248571531762574208
Student: Ramatu Onize Salihu (Project, 2025)
Award: HND
Course: Environmental Biology
Supervisor: Dr Bitrus Auta
Co-Supervisor: Mr Abdulazeez Suleiman Aliyu
HOD: Dr Maryam Aliyu Yakasai
Department of Applied Biology
Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna

ABSTRACT This study investigated the impact of organic manure, specifically cow dung, on the growth and yield parameters of Ocimum gratissimum (Scent leaf), a medicinal plant widely used in urban and peri-urban agriculture in Benin. The research was conducted…

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EXPLORING THE POTENTIALS OF RAMMED EARTH RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS USING GREEN ARCHITECTURE PRINCIPLES: A CASE STUDY OF FOPCHEN NETZERO CENTER ABUJA, FCT

NDN: THE-205451411762573090
Student: Muhammad Modibbo (Thesis, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Architecture
Supervisor: Dr Salim Bashir Umar
HOD: Prof Sani M Ali
Department of Architecture
Bayero University, Kano, Kano State

The growing environmental cost of modern construction has placed urgent demand on the building industry to explore sustainable alternatives. In Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory, the housing sector continues to rely heavily on energy intensive materials and…

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INFLUENCE OF VIOLENT FILMS VIEWERSHIP ON THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OF ADOLESCENTS IN ABIA STATE

NDN: PRJ-412733131762571864
Student: Theresa Chidinma Isaac (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Mass Communication
Supervisor: Dr Adaeze Victory Ebenezer
HOD: Prof Innocent Paschal Ihechu
Department of Mass Communication
Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State

ABSTRACT This study examines the influence of violent film viewership on adolescents' social behavior in Abia State, Nigeria. Using Social Learning Theory, Cultivation Theory, and Aggressive Cue Theory, the study explores how violent films impact aggression, …

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CONSTRUCTION OF A PERIMETER FENCE AROUND THE DEPARTMENTAL FEMALE MOSQUE

NDN: PRJ-330311531762571550
Student: Abdulhakeem Ohinoyi Muhammed (Project, 2025)
Award: HND
Course: Civil engineering (transportation)
Supervisor: Engr Sheik Yusuf
HOD: Engr Benjamin Onocha Adejoh
Department of Civil Engineering
Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna

ABSTRACT The Project aimed to design and construct a fence that meets the specific needs of the mosque while adhering to civil engineering principles. Security and privacy concerns were the primary drivers for this initiative, with the mosque serving as a pla…

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THE ROLE OF SECURITY AGENCIES IN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN BAYELSA STATE

NDN: PRJ-421182131762571357
Student: Chidubem Juvaniel Ndinojuo (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Political Science
Supervisor: Dr Stella Ogroh
HOD: Prof Preye Inokoba
Department of Political Science
Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State

ABSTRACT The study examined the role of security agencies in the 2023 presidential election in Bayelsa State. Faced with the problem of perceived bias regarding their effectiveness and impartiality amidst ongoing political interference and security challenges…

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DESIGN AND IMPLEMETION OF FORMAL LETTER STRUCTURE VALIDATION SYSTEM

NDN: PRJ-1190923331762569518
Student: Mukhtar Sani Nafiu (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Computer Science
Supervisor: Dr Abubakar Ado Rogo
HOD: Dr Abdulra’uf Garba Sharifai
Department of Computer Science
Northwest University, Kano, Kano State

The Formal Letter Structure Validation System is a web-based system designed to help users format and validate formal letters according to predefined structural rules. Built using Django for the back-end and Bootstrap for the front-end, the system ensures tha…

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OPTIMIZED CONDITIONS FOR ENHANCED YEAST GROWTH FROM PALM WINE USING RESPONSE SURFACE METHODOLOGY

NDN: PRJ-2553110831762569077
Student: Harriet Ewomotome Ayenu (Project, 2025)
Award: HND
Course: Microbiology
Supervisor: Mr Remison Aire
HOD: Mr Cyril Ozekhome
Department of Biological Science(s)
Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi, Edo State

This study examined the optimization of process conditions for palm wine fermentation with the aid of Response Surface Methodology The raw materials used were purchased from a local market in Auchi. Temperature and Time were considered as the process conditio…

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EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT DIETARY FIBRE SOURCES ON CARCASS AND ORGAN CHARACTERISTICS, BLOOD AND SERUM BIOCHEMICALS OF BROILERS

NDN: PRJ-42343831762568187
Student: Ogechi Gift Nwoha (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Animal Science
Supervisor: Prof Opuda A. Ekine
Co-Supervisor: Prof Anthonia I. Ukanwoko
HOD: Prof Anthonia I. Ukanwoko
Department of Animal Science
University of Port-Harcourt, Rivers State

A 56-day trial was carried out at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching and Research Farm to evaluate the impact of varying dietary fibre sources in broiler diets on the serum biochemicals and metabolites, carcass characteristics and organ weights. One hun…

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EFFECTS OF INTERCROPPING MAIZE (ZEA MAYS) WITH OKRA (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS) ON THE INCIDENCE AND SEVERITY OF VIRUS DISEASES

NDN: PRJ-12823331762567440
Student: Victor Oisarenuan Izegaegbe (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Agriculture
Supervisor: Prof Taiye Hussein Aliyu
Co-Supervisor: Prof Taiye Aliyu
HOD: Dr Ahmed Olademiji
Department of Crop Protection
University of Ilorin, Kwara State

Viral diseases pose a major constraint to okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) production in Nigeria, particularly in Kwara State, where smallholder farmers rely heavily on the crop for food and income. This study evaluated the effects of intercropping okra with mai…

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PROBABLE NITRERGIC AND CHOLINERGIC MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN THE ANTIEPILEPTIC-LIKE ACTIVITY OF SILYMARIN IN PENTYLENETETRAZOL-TREATED MICE

NDN: PRJ-232822231762567049
Student: Vera Onowhoghene Akporu (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Pharmacology
Supervisor: Dr Benneth Ben-Azu
Co-Supervisor: Mr Benjamin Oritsemuelehi
HOD: Dr Anthony Taghogho Eduviere
Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Delta State University, Abraka, Delta State

ABSTRACT Background: Current antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) have limitations in efficacy and side effects, underscoring the need for new therapeutic agents. Silymarin, a flavonoid complex from the milk thistle plant, has demonstrated potential due to its antioxid…

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A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF THE MORPHOLOGY AND ABUNDANCE OF LANISTES LYBICUS AND ASSOCIATED LIMNOLOGICAL FACTORS IN SHEMA DAM , DUTSINMA

NDN: PRJ-357314131762565868
Student: Aliyu Kolo Ibrahim (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Bsc. Biology
Supervisor: Dr Timothy Atalabi
Co-Supervisor: Dr Nura Alhaji Amani
HOD: Mr Adamu Isah
Department of Biological Sciences
Federal University, Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State

This study presents a cross-sectional analysis of the morphology and abundance of Lanistes lybicus, a freshwater gastropod, and its relationship with key limnological factors in Shema Dam, Dutsinma, Katsina State, Nigeria. The research aimed to examine the sp…

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ROLES OF PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EMPOWERMENT ON TEACHER COMMITMENT AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS

NDN: PRJ-36447931762564953
Student: Christine Oluebubechukwu Nwaorgu (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Psychology
Supervisor: Mr Amuche Bonaventure Onyishi
Co-Supervisor: Mr Amuche Onyishi
HOD: Prof Lawrence Okwuchukwu Amazue
Department of Psychology
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State

Teacher commitment is a critical factor for improving educational outcomes, yet many teachers experience low engagement and job satisfaction due to challenges such as lack of support and limited empowerment. This study examined the roles of perceived organiza…

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DGIS-BASED DRASTIC MODEL AND VES FOR ASSESSING GROUNDWATER VULNERABILITY IN AQUIFERS IN OWERRI, SOUTH EAST NIGERIA.

NDN: PRJ-176343331762560659
Student: Uchenna Emmanuel Obilam (Project, 2025)
Award: BTech
Course: Geology
Supervisor: Dr Austin James Okoli
Co-Supervisor: Mr Patrick Chidube Okafor
HOD: Dr Awuchi Israel Ikoro
Department of Geology
Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State

Groundwater is a vital natural resource, and its vulnerability to contamination needs to be carefully assessed for sustainable management. This research focuses on the development of a Geographic Information System (GIS)-based DRASTIC model, combined with Ver…

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INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON STUDY HABITS OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF LOKOJA KOGI STATE

NDN: PRJ-78651431762560449
Student: Olajide Halimat Adejumoke (Project, 2025)
Award: BEd
Course: English Education
Supervisor: Prof Bello A Bello
Co-Supervisor: Dr Umar Tsiga Kabir
HOD: Prof Muhammad Adamu Kwankwaso
Department of Education and English Language
Bayero University, Kano, Kano State

This study investigated the influence of social media on the study habits of undergraduate students at Federal University Lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria. Social Media platforms have become essential part of students' daily routines and retain information. This s…

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IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND EXCHANGE RATE ON NIGERIA ECONOMY (1986 - 2023)

NDN: PRJ-416654531762559348
Student: Waliyat Adekanyinsola Wahab (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: Economics
Supervisor: Dr Bosede Esther Akanbi
HOD: Dr Kehinde Olabiyi
Department of Economics
Osun State University, Osogbo, Osun State

This study investigates the impact of international trade and exchange rate fluctuations on Nigeria's economic growth from 1986 to 2023. The research employs Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as the dependent variable, while Trade Openness (TRO), Exchange Rate (EX…

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SPORTS BETTING AND STUDENTS MORAL BEHAVIOR (A STUDY OF OGUN STATE

NDN: PRJ-4212123731762559334
Student: David Oluwatobiloba Wilson (Project, 2025)
Award: BSc
Course: mass communication
Supervisor: Dr Abimbola Oluyemi
HOD: Dr Dayo Joseph Odigie
Department of Mass Communication
Crawford University of Apostolic Faith Mission Faith City, Igbesa, Ogun State

Sports betting have rapidly become an entrenched part of student life across Nigerian universities, raising profound concerns about its moral, academic, and psychological implications. Despite its growing acceptance among young adults, especially in tertiary …

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