• REPRESENTATIONS OF TRAUMA IN AFRICAN MIGRANT FICTION 

  AJIBOLA, OPEYEMI OMOWUMI (2021-12)

  African migrant fiction, which recreates characters’ experiences at home and abroad, is increasingly preoccupied with the representation of dystopian realities. Critical appraisals of the fiction have largely focused on ...
• EMOTIONAL REGULATION AND MOTIVATIONAL ENHANCEMENT THERAPIES IN REDUCING MATHEMATICS PHOBIA AMONG NON-SCIENCEvSECONDARYvSCHOOL STUDENTS INvIBADAN, OYOvSTATE, NIGERIA 

  RASHEED, Ibrahim Ojo (2023-04)

  Mathematics phobia is a major problem for many non-science students. Experience has shown that most non-science students in secondary schools in Oyo State exhibit mathematics phobia with symptoms such as anxiety, fear and ...
• TEXT QUALITY FACTORS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES IN ENGLISH READING COMPREHENSION AMONG SELECTED PUBLIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA 

  ADEJUMOBI, Hannah Olapeju (2023-12)

  Reading comprehension is essential for academic success in all school subjects. Records have shown that many Senior Secondary (SS) students are deficient in English Reading Comprehension (ERC) in Ogun State, Nigeria, which ...
• FEDERAL COMPETITION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION COMMISSION’S ACTIVITIES AND CONSUMER SATISFACTION WITH PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  OLANIYI, Albert Ayodele (2023-10)

  The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) is a regulatory agency that protects Nigerians against unfair trade practices, spiralling prices, product adulteration, poor quality products and deceptive ...
• NEUROPROTECTIVE POTENTIALS OF THE ETHANOL EXTRACT OF Adenopus breviflorus (Benth) FRUIT IN SWISS MICE AND WISTAR RATS 

  OYEBANJO, Oyetola Tolulope (2023-12)

  Neuroinflammation is a well-characterised feature of neurodegenerative diseases affecting individuals’ movement, memory and speech. The use of synthetic drugs to improve cognition and motor functions caused by inflammation ...

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