Different Studies and researcher have look at disparity between household energy consumption but this study carries out a statistical analysis on the consumption of kerosene in Nasarawa Local Government Area to ascertain the level of consumption, the effects of scarcity of the commodity and alternative source of household energy for cooking, warming and others between the period of 2001 to 2013.

diploma, or failed to attend school for 20 consecutive unexcused days during the base year in which the individual should have graduated. Status dropout rate is used most often to describe the proportion of persons who have dropped out of school. Event dropout rate describes the percent of students who drop out of school in any particular year. Cohort dropout rates show the difference in dropout rates for particular groups of students. Due to the confusing nature of the definitions, stat... read more

Neonates: This refers to an infant in its first twenty eight (28) days or less than a month. Birth Weight: This is the body weight of a baby at birth or just after birth. Gestation Period: this is the time in which the foetus develops in the womb, beginning at fertilization and ending at birth Preterm Birth: This is the birth of a baby of less than 37 weeks gestationa age. Posterm: This is a pregnancy that extends to 42 weeks and above. Premature Birth: this is the birth of a baby before th... read more

The study will broaden the knowledge of the researcher as well as contribute to the existing literature on the subject matter, by providing an expository analysis of the Small and Medium Enterprise Development Agency Of Nigeria (SMEDAN) and its benefit as a Government institution to the economic growth of Nigeria. This will in turn enhance policy formation in the country as well as address economic challenges of MSMEs in general. It will also be an individual tool for students, academic ... read more

The Nigeria Enterprise Promotion (NEP) Decree in 1972 (reviewed in 1977) was intended to reduced foreign direct investment in the Nigeria economy, this type of policy was not relevant in an economy with a rapidly growing force. Although one may accept the rationale for the promulgation of that decree, however, any exchange control policy that has the potential to discourage foreign investment will counter productivity under this present economic situation of the country. Hence the abrogation of ... read more