Cross River State
Cancer in Cross River State
... of Cross liver state have the highest age specific incidence rate as reported by Ekanem and Parkin, ...of Cross River ...of Cross River State is similar to most reports ...
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Need Assessment And Product Quality As Quality Assurance Practices In Colleges Of Education In Cross River State, Nigeria
... Ogbiji, Ategwu, and Ogbiji (2016) carried out a study on the perception of Head Teachers on the quality of NCE teachers produced through National Teachers Institute (NTI) of Nigeria programme. The study was guided by ...
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Name as a Vehicle of Communication: A Case of the Efiks of Nigerias Cross River State
... This study sees name, among the Efik people of Cross River State of Nigeria, as a common symbolic reality shared by them. It also deals with the differentiation and signification in the names they ...
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Edele Festival of the Itigidi People of Cross River State and Its Impact
... The significance of cultural festivals in fostering the resilience of a people cannot be over- emphasised. These festivals are increasingly being celebrated by communities globally. This paper focuses on Edele festival ...
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Lymphatic filariasis among the Yakurr people of Cross River State, Nigeria
... A mean microfilarial density of 5.6mf/50 μl of night peripheral blood was found among the infected popula- tion of Yakurr people of Cross River State, Nigeria. Okon et al. [12] found a mean density ...
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Self-Help Initiatives and Sustainable Development in Resettlement Schemes: The Case of Bakassi Resettlement Programme in Cross River State, Nigeria
... and Cross River State government control, a cross section of Nigerian populace is skeptical of its success in bringing meaningful development to the resettled ...
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EXTENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABLE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES OF MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA
... Unfortunately, Onwuegbuchi (2009) observed that many organizations in Nigeria are driven by the need to make more and more profits to the detriment of all the stakeholders. Osemene (2012) also discovered that mobile ...
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Succession amongst the Efik and Qua Communities in Cross River State, Nigeria
... The maternal system of inheritance is not peculiar to the Quas alone but common to all the Ejegham people in Cross River State. 13 The origin of maternal inheritance among the Quas is traced to an ...
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Use of soil conservation practices for climate change adaptation among arable crop farmers in cross river state, Nigeria
... in Cross River State to cushion the menace of soil erosion and land degradation as a result of the impact of climate change in order to create resistance in climate change and adaptation practices ...
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Impact Of Income Status On Compliance With Building Law In Cross River State, Nigeria A Study Of The Metropolitan Calabar
... Qua River and Calabar ...of Cross River at the North, Akpabuyo at the East, The Atlantic Ocean at the South and Akwa Ibom at the ...showing Cross River State) as an urban centre ...
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Influence of Training on the Perception of Hospitality Workers in Cross River State
... The hospitality and tourism industry is a large industry and of significant economic importance to both developed and less developing countries that have adopted and are dependent on it as a major economic sector. The ...
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Asymptomatic Bacteriuria amongst Geriatrics in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria
... Cross River State, Nigeria. Calabar has a population of 371,022 according to 2006 census [5]. The University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH) and the General Hospital (GH), Calabar provide ...
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PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS OF CASSAVA PRODUCTION IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA
... International Research Journal of Human Resources and Social Sciences (IRJHRSS) 213 | P a g e form the 27 communities using proportionate random sampling method from a sampling frame provided by ADP Cross ...
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Social Marketing Tools Employed For Correcting Harmful Traditional Maternal Health Practices In Cross River State, Nigeria
... Maternal health problem is caused by a wide range of complications in pregnancy or during child birth. There are however, traditional factors that contribute to women dying in pregnancy, which most of the time are ...
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The Qualitative Dermatoglyphics PATTERNS in Both Hands for Males and Females in Ubang Clan Cross River State Nigeria
... of Cross State on Latitude 9 degrees East, and longitude ...northern Cross-Rivers and is bounded o in the North by the BETE speaking people of Obudu LGA, in the South by the Irruan speaking community ...
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Habitat fragmentation and the population status of rodents in Abayum forest, Ikom, Cross River State, Nigeria
... The reduction of a natural forest and the formation of forest fragments through anthropogenic activities are the main causes of wildlife population loss in tropical forests [1,2]. Abayum forest is among the most diverse ...
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DETERMINANTS OF ACCESS TO FORMAL AND INFORMAL AGRICULTURAL LOAN AMONG FARMERS IN OBUBRA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA
... in Cross River State are still lingering along the line of low external inputs usage, poor land preparation and fertilization which results in their low farm productivity, low income, and poverty ...
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Adolescents Perception Management and Attitudes towards Sex Education in Secondary Schools of Cross River State, Nigeria
... of Cross River State, there seem to be limited or no study available that have assessed adolescents’ perception management and their attitudes towards sex education, with a specific focus on ...
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DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING MALARIA INCIDENCE IN CALABAR, CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA
... Although the physical environment provides the primary conditions for the breeding of malaria vectors, the socio- demographic environment also plays a significant role in the incidence of the disease. Nevertheless, ...
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Recess Practices and Pupils Engagement with Physical Play Activities in Primary Schools in Cross River State, Nigeria
... in Cross River State, ...in Cross River State lack recess practices, play facilities were not available in primary schools, inadequate time for play during recess and poor recess ...
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