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This research work is concerned with the time series analysis on the rate of typhoid fever cases in Abia state from 2001-2010, with Abaia state university teaching hospital Aba as a case study. This survey was carried out using time series analysis to ascertain whether there is a significant increase in the seasonal variation in the reported cases of typhoid fever. Finally, following the inferences drawn from the data collected for the survey, it was discovered that there was a strong seasonal variation in some quarter of the period under review, which can be attributed to some certain factors like raining season. Prevention and control measures were recommended for fighting/combating this problem on the rate of typhoid fever cases in our society.
In Nigeria today, many people believe in listening to electron...
AN ASSESSMENT OF AUDITORS' PERCEPTION OF ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS DURING ENGAGEMENTS
This study aims to (1) evaluate auditors' awar...
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This extended essay aims to appraise the importance of financial institution in the development of small scale...
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Locust bean (Parkia biglobosa) seed is a source of a nutritious and medicinal food condiment consumed in Nigeria. The drudgery a...
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This project work sought to find out how family size influences the academic performance of students in sec...
Abstract: TAX IMPLICATIONS OF DEBT RESTRUCTURING AND LOAN MODIFICATIONS
This research explores the tax implications of debt restructuring...
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The study investigated the perceived causes and effects of divorce among the married and divorced couples in Gaya local governme...
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Extraction is an important separation process for separating high value-added light oils from unconventional oils matrix such as...
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This research work attempt to examine the Boko Haram crisis in Nigeria and how it undermines socio-political development, with N...
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The descriptive survey research was adopted in this study. It is an attempt to investigate the impact of single-parenting on aca...