Table of Contents

CATEGORY ONE: SOCIAL SCIENCES/LAW

(Health Psychology, Socio-Psychology, Entrepreneurial Studies, Governance and Development)

Emmanuel O. Akarah: Growing the Nigeria Sport Market through Audience Participation at Sports Competitions ……………………………………………………………..............................................     Page 2

Olori A. Lateef and Adesanya A. Olusola: Access to and Utilization of Games and Simulation by Pre-Primary School Teachers in Ogun East Senatorial District of Ogun State, Nigeria ………………     Page 6

Bello M. Olalekan, Sennuga K. Oluseye, Faleke M. Abidemi and Ajayi O. Oludare: Social Factors as Correlates of Cohabitation among Undergraduates in Ogun East Senatorial District Ogun State, Nigeria ……………………………………..…..............................................................................................     Page 15

Bara’atu Adamu: Salam, a Proposed Model for Financing Agriculture in Nigeria ………………     Page 20

Tolu I. Atomode: Assessment of Freight Vehicles’ Effects on Urban Traffic in Lagos State, Nigeria ………………………………………………………………………..…...............................................     Page 26

Nabukeera M. Sebyala: Staff Turnover in Government Institutions in Uganda: A Case of Uganda Institute of Communication Technology (UICT) ……………………..............................................................   Page 38

Muhammad A. Fagge and Taofik M. Ibrahim: Public Debt Management in Nigeria: The Impacts of Institutional changes after exiting from the Paris Club in 2006 ….................................................    Page 52

CATEGORY TWO: HUMANITIES/EDUCATION

(Organizational Development and Administration, Diplomatic Relations, Literary Analysis, Arts and Designs)

Ssekadde Fatumah, Nabukeera M. Sebyala and Bwengy Micheal: Teamwork and Staff Performance at Umar Bin Alkhattwab Islamic Centre (UBAIC) Uganda …………...............................................     Page 64

Abiola L. Olori and Osikoya O. Olajide: Teachers’ Perception on the Usefulness of Instructional Media to Effective Teaching of Business Studies …………………............................................................      Page 85

Lateef A. Yusuf and Abayomi A. Alaka: An Assessment of Quality Primary Education in Kwara Metropolis: Issues and Implication for Sustainable Development ………...................................      Page 92

Oluwakemi M. Emmanuel-Olowonubi and Basiru A. Adebisi: A Study of Postmodern Ideology in the Drama of Selected Nigerian Playwrights ………………………....................................................     Page 100

Olanrewaju A. Aladeitan and Chidinma T. Odaghara: Emboldening Environmental Regulation: Judicial Independence and Adjudication of Disputes in Nigeria …………………………………………......    Page 107

Dora N. Mbu: Domination in Gender Relations: Implications for Peace and Conflict in Bole Butake’s Lake God …………………………………………………………………...................................................     Page 121

CATEGORY THREE: SCIENCE/ENGINEERING/ICT

(Sciences, Engineering, ICT, Medical Sciences)

Achugbue I. Edwin: Librarians’ Awareness and Perception towards the Adoption of Cloud-Based Technologies in Public University Libraries in South-South Nigeria ………………………………   Page 137

Lasisi K. Alamu and Sanni S.A.: I.T Policy Implementation in Organizations: Case Study of Federal Institute of Industrial Research, Oshodi, Nigeria ……………………............................................    Page 146

Gangadhar Kotha, Anselm O. Oyem and Uma Maheswara K. Rao: Heat and Mass Transfer of an Electrically Conducting Tangent Hyperbolic Fluid in the presence of thermal dispersion past a Stretching Surface ……………………………………....................................................................................     Page 156

D. Shehu, L. A. Nafiu, K. M. Latjor and H. O. Ahmed: Child Mortality and Morbidity in South Sudan ………………………………………………………………………………........................................     Page 170