May 2024
Impact of Fuel Subsidy Removal on Agricultural Production among Smallholder Farmers in Niger State, Nigeria
Samson Olayemi Sennuga, Ezekiel Oluwaseun Isola, Joseph Bamidele, Daniel Anone Ameh and Mudashir Adeola Olaitan
April 2024
Impact of Free Mid-day Meal and Breakfast Schemes on Education with Special Reference to Tamil Nadu
J. Cyril Kanmony
January 2023
Indian Economy in the 75th Year of its Independence
J. Cyril Kanmony
November 2022
Impact of Companies Income Tax, Petroleum Profits Tax and Value-Added Tax in Nigeria
Moses AKPOKHIO and Moses C. EKPERIWARE
October 2022
Micro, Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises (MSMES) Financing and Economic Growth in Nigeria: Evidence from Error Correction Model
MAMUDU Zebedee Udo* and ALIU Momodu Mohammed
January 2022
Human Rights Violations against the Low Caste People in Travancore (1729 – 1949) and Dalits and Tribals in Modern India (1947 – Till Date)
J. Cyril Kanmony
November 2021
Government Agricultural Projects and Rural Development in Selected Local Government Areas in Rivers State, Nigeria
Godwin Uzochukwu Nosiri, Alwell Nteegah*, Monday Robinson and Ijeoma Kalu
September 2021
Dynamics of Electricity Consumption and Its Impacts on Nigeria’s Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from (Nonlinear) Threshold Regression Model
Adam Abbas Hamid*, Aondoawase Asooso and Naziru Yusuf Abdullahi
March 2021
India’s Constitution Amendment Bill for 10 per cent Quota for Economically Weaker Sections and its Realities
J. Cyril Kanmony
December 2020
Dalits and Tribals in India and Their Empowerment
J. Cyril Kanmony
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May 2024
Impact of Fuel Subsidy Removal on Agricultural Production among Smallholder Farmers in Niger State, Nigeria
The
study examined the impact of fuel subsidy removal on agricultural production
among smallholder farmers in Niger state, Nig...
Samson Olayemi Sennuga, Ezekiel Oluwaseun Isola, Joseph Bamidele, Daniel Anone Ameh and Mudashir Adeola Olaitan
April 2024
Impact of Free Mid-day Meal and Breakfast Schemes on Education with Special Reference to Tamil Nadu
As education is a powerful
tool for breaking the poverty cycle, enhancing child survival, favouring growth
and development and...
J. Cyril Kanmony
January 2023
Indian Economy in the 75th Year of its Independence
2022 is India’s 75th year of
independence. From the date of independence, authorities are taking steps to
move the economy u...
J. Cyril Kanmony
November 2022
Impact of Companies Income Tax, Petroleum Profits Tax and Value-Added Tax in Nigeria
The
study examined the impact of company income tax, petroleum profits tax, and
value-added tax in Nigeria, over the study per...
Moses AKPOKHIO and Moses C. EKPERIWARE
October 2022
Micro, Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises (MSMES) Financing and Economic Growth in Nigeria: Evidence from Error Correction Model
This paper examined micro, small and medium-scale
enterprises financing and its ...
MAMUDU Zebedee Udo* and ALIU Momodu Mohammed
January 2022
Human Rights Violations against the Low Caste People in Travancore (1729 – 1949) and Dalits and Tribals in Modern India (1947 – Till Date)
Caste-based human rights violations are unique in India
though there are ra...
J. Cyril Kanmony
November 2021
Government Agricultural Projects and Rural Development in Selected Local Government Areas in Rivers State, Nigeria
This paper examined contributions of
government agricultural projects to rural development in selected Local
Government Areas ...
Godwin Uzochukwu Nosiri, Alwell Nteegah*, Monday Robinson and Ijeoma Kalu
September 2021
Dynamics of Electricity Consumption and Its Impacts on Nigeria’s Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from (Nonlinear) Threshold Regression Model
The study
examined the dynamic relationship between electricity consumption and economic
growth in Nigeria. Econometric techni...
Adam Abbas Hamid*, Aondoawase Asooso and Naziru Yusuf Abdullahi
March 2021
India’s Constitution Amendment Bill for 10 per cent Quota for Economically Weaker Sections and its Realities
The Constitution Amendment Bill
introduced in the Indian parliament in January 2019 guarantees 10% quota for
the economically ...
J. Cyril Kanmony
December 2020
Dalits and Tribals in India and Their Empowerment
In history, it is reported that Dalits
and Tribals in India were treated worse than animals and subjected to... J. Cyril Kanmony