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Sexual networking in Freetown against the background of the AIDS epidemic
(National Center for Epidemiology and Population Health (NCEPH), The Australian National University., 1995)Full Papers attached. -
Marital closeness and the likelihood of extramarital sex: a comparative analysis of Lagos and Freetown
(Canberra Australian National University, Australia, 1999)The relationship between inter-spousal intimacy and the tendency to suspect partners of sexual infidelity is analysed using data from Lagos and Freetown. The relationship between the practice of extramarital sex and the ... -
Generational controversy on sexual activity in the context of the AIDS epidemic: evidence from Lagos
(Canberra Australian National University, Australia, 1999)This paper focuses on the generational debate on sexual behaviour within the context of vulnerability to HIV infection. It operationalizes the generation concept against Nigeria’s historical background and seeks variations ... -
Premarital and extramarital sex in Lagos, Nigeria
(Australian National University, 1999)In view of the need for information on which to base future interventions on sexual behaviour, this paper examines AIDS awareness and perception, as well as sexual practices among the metropolitan population of Lagos, ... -
Cultural Tourism: A Sustainable Development Strategy for Nigeria’s Rural Area
(Dept. Geography and Planning, University of Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti., 2010)Without cultural heritage, there would not be any tourism. One’s future depends on the others, (Sanusi, 2002). Regions, and settlement in Nigeria do not only serve as centers of production and consumption, they also ... -
Model Variables of Risk Elements in Sexual Behaviour: a Comparative Analysis of Lagos-Based Traders
(South Africa/Union for Africa Population Studies (UAPS), 2011)This paper compares sexuality risk variables and the logit models of it inerantly differentiated tradesmen groups in Lagos Nigeria. The study, using survey design, compared the groups’ biosocial characteristics and then ... -
Information-Field Differentials and HIV/AIDS’ Notional Inclinations of Mobility-Differentiated Population Groups: Clues from a Lagos Study
(South Africa/Union for Africa Population Studies (UAPS), 2012)This paper aims at filling identified perspective-cum-analytical-framework gap on sexuality-risk analysis between mobile and immobile population groups. It originated from a multi-dimensional study on itinerancy-cum-sexuality-risk ... -
Youths Awareness and Visit Patterns to Recreation and Tourists Sites in Lagos
(2013)Determined to galvanise her tourism sector, the Nigerian government publicised the nation’s Tourism Master Plan in 2005, which among others, highlighted the near-crisis state of tourism infrastructure compounded by a rather ... -
Local Governments as Strategic Partners for Service Delivery in Nigeria
(Department of Maritime Management of Technology, Federal University of Technology, Owerri., 2014)This paper is motivated by recent controversies surrounding granting of autonomy to local governments in Nigeria and examines advantages of local governments as dependable vehicles for service delivery. By using qualitative ... -
Effective Urban Infrastructure Governance in Africa: Resolving the Wealth-Poverty Paradox
(IGI Global, USA, 2016)The main thrust of this chapter is to examine effective urban infrastructure governance in Africa: resolving the wealth-poverty paradox. The chapter is organized into five main sections according to the identified objectives ... -
Risky Sexuality and Perceptual Assessment of the Significant Intervention Constituencies. A Gender-based Analysis of Lagos School-based Adolescents
(South Africa/Union for Africa Population Studies (UAPS), 2016)Full Papers attached. -
Patterns and Models of Building-Use Conversion in Metropolitan Lagos: Insight from a Comparative Analysis
(Unilag Journal Management Systems, 2014)The convergence of two related issues which impact negatively on the metropolis’ residential sub-stock motivated this paper. Employing the purposive and random sampling techniques respectively to select its samples from ...
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