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- ItemOpen AccessAbundant Local Structural Engineering Materials Without Affordable Structures(University of Lagos Press, 2008-04-23) Salau, M.AThis is a Monograph. Full Paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessAccounting for People's Money(University of Lagos Press, Akoka, 2012-02-08) Omolehinwa, E.OThis is a monograph. Full paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessActualising the University of Lagos of our Dream(University of Lagos Press, Akoka, 2007) Odugbemi, TFull papers attached.
- ItemOpen AccessThe Administration and Management of a University in a Recessed Economy: the Case of Nigeria(University of Lagos Press, 2017-05-12) Yaqub, Nuhu.OFull paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessThe African Brain: Effects of African Environment on Brain Diseases(University of Lagos Press and Bookshop Limited, 2015-08-05) Danesi, M.AThis is a monograph. Full paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessAgriculture and Human Settlement: a Symbiotic Relationship(University of Lagos Press, 2002-10) Oyeleye, D.AThis is a monograph. Full papers attached.
- ItemOpen AccessAppreciating the Uses of Literature: a Yoruba Example(University of Lagos Press, 2002-05-22) Alaba, I.OThis is a monograph. Full papers attached.
- ItemOpen AccessArchitecture: the search for identity and continuity(University of Lagos Press, 1998-02-11) Aradeon, DIn the next one hour, we will be discussing architecture; first as a synthesis of man/socio-ecological interaction and the chronicle of his specific culture. Second, as a symbol of identity and continuity. We shall focus on examples from within the physical boundaries of our cultural ecology. We shall also draw examples from other cultures. In doing so, we are acknowledging that cultural boundaries are porous partly because, communication has shrunken distances and truncated cultural boundaries. But cultural boundaries still do exist as a physical entity less so today than before. It is fluid even though discernible. In the same space, cultures exist and co-exist; as host and "stranger" cultures within the same environment. The .perception about any group as "diaspora people", or the "ghetto culture" are examples of this fluidity.
- ItemOpen AccessThe Art and Science of Surgery in an Academic Setting(University of Lagos Press, 1996-11-06) da Rocha-Afodu, J.TThis is a monograph. Full papers attached
- ItemOpen AccessArt of Taming Obligate Invaders- the Battle Between the Hosts and the Deadly Bugs(University of Lagos Press and Bookshop Limited, 2015-08-19) Omilabu, S.AThis is a Monograph. Full paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessArtificial Boundaries(Lagos University Press, 1984-12-12) Asiwaju, A.IThis is a monograph. Full papers attached.
- ItemOpen AccessArtistic Creavity: Literature in the Service of Society(University of Lagos Press, Akoka, 2008-02-13) Ezeigbo, T.AThis is a monograph. Full paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessAn Autocthonous Constitution for Nigeria: Myth or Reality?(University of Lagos Press, 2004-11-24) Osipitan, TNo Abstract: Full paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessBattle of three ancestors and the jurisprudence of Black Africa(2021-03-24) Ibidapo-Obe, A.A clarification of the implicit words and concepts in the title of this presentation needs to be done. Jurisprudence is the science and philosophy of law. it is a legal system. Jurisprudence is the study of the principles of law, the science or theory if law, the philosophical aspect of the knowledge of law.
- ItemOpen AccessThe Beauty and Power of Numbers: Building Blocks for Mathematics and Scientific Development(University of Lagos Press, 2018-09-19) Odogwu, H.NThe study of Mathematics as a core subject cuts across all boards and has always left us with one question, "Why should Mathematics continue to be a compulsory subject in primary, secondary and to some extent in tertiary levels of education?" Those that questioned why Mathematics should be retained as a core course at the secondary school level or beyond, only vex themselves with using mathematical skills to solve life related problems. This is why I define Mathematics as the father of all forms of logical and rational reasoning, also indispensable in solving life challenges and problems. It is the first of the basic 3Rs of education, which are arithmetic, Reading and writing. What is Mathematics like? It is like air that comes in different forms of levels, e.g. breeze, wind, storm, tornado, hurricane, whirlwind, tempest, cyclone or blizzard. The simple part of mathematics is enjoyable just like a breeze but at the advanced stage of. it can be like a hurricane to those who have no use for It. Mathematics is like two young lovers in a relationship that ended up getting married. It is all about love, affection, romance, etc. But as they move on, it becomes more of responsibilities and hard work to keep it working.
- ItemOpen AccessBeyond bias and barriers: fulfilling the potentials of women and girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)(University of Lagos Press and Bookshop, Akoka, 2019-10-09) Udeani, U.N.Full texts attached
- ItemOpen AccessBeyond Calculations(University of Lagos Press, Akoka, 2006-11-08) Sofoluwe, A.BThis is a monograph. Full paper attached.
- ItemOpen AccessBeyound Equations and Formulae: our World of Mathematics(University of Lagos Press, 2004-07-07) Adepoju, J.AThis is a monograph. Full papers attached.
- ItemOpen AccessBiosystematics: the life science that directs the growth and development of a nation(1997-12-17) Ugborogho, R. E
- ItemOpen AccessBiotechnology: an Alternative Goldmine(University of Lagos Press, 2006-05-30) Bello, R.AAn Inaugural Lecture Delivered at the University of Lagos. Full paper attached