AFRREV VOL 13(1) January, 2019

Table of content

1. The Political Economy of Mineral Exploitation in Cameroon

Nting, R. T. (1-13)

2. Human Rights and Governance in Nigeria, 2011-2015

Johnson, I. & Salau, J. O. (14-26)

3. Religious Pluralism and Sustainable Development in Nigeria

Ele, Christian O. (27-38)

4. Exercise in Antiquity and Modern Times: Catholicon for Healthy Living

Aneni, M. O. & Adegoju, F. A. (38-49)

5. Evidence of Utilisation of the Lessons of History for Planning and Development in Nigeria: The Example of the Contrast Between Lagos and Abuja

Unumen, O. J. & Adepoju, A. (51-62)

6. Narrative Power of the Shot: A Reading of Izu Ojukwu’s Cindy’s Notes

Ihunwo, O. (63-77)

7. Text as an Agent and Agency of Dislocation: An Intertextual Inspection of Select Nigerian Dramas

Binebai, B. & Abraye, S. D. (77-85)

8. Drama as a Tool for the Campaign against Female Genital Mutilation: Juliana Okoh’s Edewede as a Paradigm

Nwafor, Friday (86-92)

9. Methodological Usefulness of Content Analysis in Social Science Research

Mustapha, A. I. & Ebomoyi, I. (93-102)

10. Implication of Mother’s Depression on Educational Development of Internally displaced Nigerian Children

Agashua, P. A., Ogwo, A. O., Awopetu, R. G., Ugese, J. I. (103-113)

11. Reasons for Public Sector Jobs Preference in Nigeria

Ajani, O. A. & Oyekola, I. A. (114-130)

12. Value Addition: A Tool for Accelerated Industrialisation in Nigeria

Harry, D. M. & Kalagbor, S. B. (131-143)

13. Research and Development (R&D), Innovation and Competitiveness: Interwoven Concepts for the Sustainability of Entrepreneurial-Developmental Outcomes

Gamba, F. J. (144-162)

14. Oil: Visual Metaphors in Paintings of the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria

Ubogu, Nics O. (163-179)

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