The safety and security in educational system is a trend in the educational industry that has not actually been severely enforced for the purpose of achieving effective results in the sector. This is because the safety and security in educational system is a trend in the educational industry. The educational system is an industry that creates manpower or human resources that are most required for rebuilding, reorganizing, revitalizing, and operating the country's economy. This makes the educatio... read more

The human society is fraught with occurrences, and it is inevitable that, in the course of these occurrences, human people will come into violent confrontation with one another. There is no way to avoid conflict in today's world, which has highly controlled organizations and economies. A formal educational organization, the school is made up of a variety of people with a wide range of interests, many of which are in direct opposition to the aims and objectives that have been established by the s... read more

Prostitution has become rampant in our society today among growing teens and youths. These young people see selling of their bodies as the fastest way of getting income for their keeps. In the past those engaged in prostitution use to be women selling their bodies. However, today men have joined the trade of selling their bodies for different reasons including drugs, jobs or contracts and also good grades in exams. This is because sex consumers include politicians, bosses in offices, lecturers w... read more

Students performance in secondary schools over the years, have not been very encouraging. This has been giving the government and parents a lot of causes for concern. Some analysts have likened the cause for concern of this problem to the incessant strike action embarked upon by teachers as a result of irregular payment of salaries. Others attribute it to lack of seriousness on the part of the students. These facts may not be far from the truth. The analysis however, cannot be said to be thoroug... read more

This study focused on the “Effect of Simulation and Demonstration teaching methods on Junior Secondary School Students’ Performance in Business Studies”. Five research questions were posed and th ree hypotheses formulated and tested at 0.05 level of significance. The study was quasi-experimental design. The population for the study consisted of all Junior Secondary School (JSSII) students offering business studies in the 15 government owned secondary schools selected in Isoko North Local G... read more