Nigeria still has one of the highest housing deficits in sub-Saharan Africa, ranging from 17 million to 23 million housing units, a deficit that remains a longstanding problem for the country. Access to affordable and decent housing continues to be Read More …
Category: ISIR Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (ISIRJAHSS)
Effects of Two Teaching Strategies on Senior Secondary Students’ Academic Achievement in Evolution in Oyo Central Senatorial District, Nigeria
The persistent underperformance of students in Biology, particularly in topics such as Evolution, has been linked to Conventional teaching approaches that limit learners’ engagement and conceptual understanding. This study investigated the Effects of Two Teaching Strategies (Interactive 3D Modeling Software Read More …
Echoes of Colonialism: Frantz Fannon’s Wretched of the Earth and the Contemporary African Condition
This paper examines the enduring legacies of colonialism in contemporary African societies through the lens of Frantz Fanon’s seminal work The Wretched of the Earth. It explores the political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions of colonial inheritance, analyzing how historical Read More …
Bacteriological Profile of Roasted Peeled Cashew Nuts Sold in Selected Markets in Keffi, Nasarawa State, Nigeria
This study evaluated the bacteriological profile of roasted peeled cashew nuts sold in selected markets within Keffi. Fifty wrapped samples of roasted peeled cashew nuts were randomly purchased from five major markets, namely Sambisa, Angwan Lambu, Tsohon, Neighbourhood, and Kara Read More …
Decolonizing Entrepreneurship Education in Nigerian Higher Institutions: Implications for sustainable Creativity and Innovation in a Developing Economy
Entrepreneurship education in Nigerian higher institutions has increasingly been recognized as a critical tool for addressing unemployment, fostering innovation, and promoting economic development. However, its current structure remains largely influenced by colonial legacies and Western-oriented models that often fail to Read More …
RECONCEPTUALISING SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AS A DYNAMIC, CYCLICAL, AND SOCIALLY MEDIATED PROCESS
Second Language Acquisition (SLA) has traditionally been explained through linear and reductionist frameworks that emphasise isolated factors such as linguistic input, cognitive processing, or structural knowledge. However, recent scholarship increasingly questions these simplified accounts, highlighting instead the complex, variable, and Read More …
Adoption of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and its Impact on Service Delivery in Industrial Research Institutes in Nigeria
The study examines the adoption of Information Communication Technology (ICT) and its impact on service delivery within industrial research institutes in Nigeria. In spite of the high-level success recorded in industrial research institutes in Nigeria with the application and use Read More …
ONTOLOGY AND EPISTEMOLOGY OF CHILDREN’S MATHEMATICS: A Review of Leslie P. Steffe’sThought
This article critically reviews Leslie P. Steffe’s work Children’s Mathematics and Mathematics of Children by focusing on the ontological and epistemological dimensions of children’s mathematics from a constructivist perspective. The study employs a library research approach combined with philosophical analysis Read More …
