Articles

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2025.ydvgyxe4

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: UNVEILING THE INTRIGUING DYNAMICS IN THE DOCTOR-NURSE COLLABORATION IN JOS UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, PLATEAU STATE, NIGERIA

NALONG HENRY YALE^*, SAMUEL ARETHA REKIYA

The working relationship between doctors and nurses is crucial to delivering high-quality healthcare, but it often presents its own set of challenges. This paper explores the less visible aspects of how doctors and nurses relate with each other on the job, paying attention to how they communicate, the roles they play, and the power structures that influence their interactions. A qualitative approa...

Jan, 2025 pp. 72-78

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2019.u7bqwcyu

Nigerian Culture from the Lens of Nollywood

TEDDY THADDEUS HANMAKYUGH^*

When one talks about the major film producing countries today, it is no longer news that Nigeria's Nollywood has surpassed Hollywood of America as it ranks second largest film industry after Bollywood of India in terms of volumes of films produced yearly. Although Nollywood movies have exported Nigeria's culture with regard to language, fashion, music, food, arts and crafts, a lot need to be done ...

Jan, 2019 pp. 72-80

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2022.wcgz7fyn

IMPACT OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ON STATE TERTIARY EDUCATION IN BENUE STATE

AKUTA NGODOO^*, ALUMUN SUSSANA

This study investigated the impact of emerging technologies on state tertiary education in Benue State. Two research questions guided the study and two hypotheses were tested. Descriptive survey design was adopted for the study. The population of the study comprised of 10,200 students in state tertiary education in Benue State. A sample of 300 students was used for the study. The instrument used f...

Jan, 2022 pp. 73-78

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2024.zmfclz7j

LEVERAGING NIGERIA'S INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

AUGUSTINE A. FODANG^*

This paper explores the potentials of Nigerian indigenous languages for national development. It is on the need to leverage on the use of indigenous languages for national growth. This stems from the fact that most Nigerian languages are not developed and utilized for this purpose. Language is at the centre of all human activities, thus making the development of a language is paramount in the deve...

Jan, 2024 pp. 74-79

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2021.fpat15xn

SKILL ACQUISITION IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT: A PREREQUISITE FOR SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

WANNANG V. N^*, NANNA SUWA GOAR, JUSTINA MANGUT SOLOMON

This study examined skill acquisition in office technology and management and its importance for sustainable national development. To achieve this, the concept of skill, skill acquisition, office technology and management, and sustainable national development were examined. The paper identified the importance of skill acquisition, office technology and management objectives, and the challenges to ...

Jan, 2021 pp. 74-80

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2017.1f3mcasu

Drug Abuse and its Devastating Effect on Youths and their Contribution towards Nation Building

CHINGLE I. P^*, MWANTI B. Y

The problem of substance abuse is so great that though it was originally conceived as the problem of a 'select few', it has extended beyond the usual characteristics of abusers being male, adult and urban based people to now include female, youngsters and rural dwellers. The accompanying problems of this act constitute a major threat to the well-being of the society if not checked immediately. Thi...

Dec, 2017 pp. 76-88

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2023.ouifs52h

RETHINKING CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: A PATH WAY FOR SUSTAINING SECURITY AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE 21 CENTURY

WAZHI EMMANUEL NIMNAN^*, ILIYA MICHAEL MAKKA

Nigeria is witnessing a prevailing lack of national consciousness that can best be described as a “breeding ground” for national insecurity and under-development in st the 21 century. Citizenship education which is a viable tool that trains the mind of the citizen towards national consciousness is narrowed down to merely an implicit subject that ends within certain level of education or to a mere ...

Jan, 2023 pp. 77-82

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2025.u0wqk9ji

CRITICAL INSIGHTS ON THE SALVIFIC INTERACTION BETWEEN OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST AND THE SAMARITAN WOMAN BESIDE JACOB'S WELL

NDUBUISI H. ONYEMELUKWE^*

Implicitly, the interaction between the woman of Samaria and Christ beside Jacob's well at Sychar transformed her personality. Hence, she ceased to be a prostitute. She became sexually chaste as a married woman nay a remarried woman. Again, the interaction between both of them was quite a lengthy one, a near epic discourse. The interaction as a near-epic discourse implies that it is loaded with lo...

Jan, 2025 pp. 79-88

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2022.or26b5g6

INFLUENCE OF CLAIM MANAGEMENT PROCESS ON THE PROFITABILITY OF INSURANCE FIRMS IN NIGERIA

ANGYAK, JONATHAN AHAN^*, KAMSEN, M. DAPIM, OGUNGBENLE, G. MICHAEL, GONJI, B. PONJUL

The importance of insurance cover for the survival of a nation is seen in the ability of insurance firms to mitigate risks via claim management process. This paper empirical examined claims management processes with the Nigerian insurance industry. The population for the study is all the insurance companies in Nigeria. The sample size used in the study consisted of five insurance companies which w...

Jan, 2022 pp. 79-87

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Research Article DOI: 10.67862/hjjgs.2024.8bd1ue7j

GENDER, CULTURE AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF COLLECTIVE ACTION PARTICIPATION

NANCY KING^*

The concept of gender is a systematic way of understanding men and women socially and the associating relationships between them. To understand the philosophy of gender is to have an understanding of the sociology of gender- the classification of male and female. Women's social role is dependent on their religion, culture and geographical environment. Nigerian society is a patriarchal society wher...

Jan, 2024 pp. 80-87