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AWARENESS AND OPINION REGARDING THE USE OF CONTRACEPTIVE BY WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE IN GOMBE, NIGERIA

Abba Kale
Volume 12 Issue 3

This study examined contraceptive awareness, attitudes, and utilization among women of reproductive age in Gombe, with a total of 100 questionnaires distributed and 80 successfully retrieved and analysed. Findings revealed that the majority of respondents were between 20–29 years and predominantl read more...

ARE ADVANCED ECONOMIES BECOMING MORE ENTREPRENEURIAL? A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS ENTRY DYNAMICS

Okusanya Adedoyin Opeyemi , Olatuyi Oluwaseun Grace , Adesina Julius Adenuga , Mudasiru Adebayo Muiliyu , Abdulgaffar Muhammad and Ibrahim Moses Sunday
Volume 12 Issue 3

This study investigates whether advanced economies are becoming more entrepreneurial by analyzing business entry dynamics over the past two decades. Using a longitudinal approach, the research combines four quantitative methods Linear Trend, Polynomial Trend, Hodrick–Prescott (HP) Filter, and Str read more...

PREVALENCE AND PASSIVE HEALTH EFFECTS OF DRUGS ABUSE AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI

Abba Kale
Volume 12 Issue 3

This study explores the prevalence of drug abuse and its subtle, often-overlooked passive health effects on non-using undergraduates at the University of Maiduguri. Anchored in the insight that drug-related challenges extend beyond active users, it reveals that 31.9% of surveyed students admitted t read more...

THE EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC SPENDING IN ECOWAS COUNTRIES

Mangut Elisha Musa and Stephen Sofah
Volume 12 Issue 3

The study examine the effectiveness of public spending among ECOWAS nations using panel data for 15 ECOWAS countries spanning the period 2012-2024. This study uses a two-stage, output-oriented DEA technique. This study also examines the causes of public expenditure distortions in ECOWAS region. Re read more...


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