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THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ON THE MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY OF GRADUATE EDUCATION IN SOUTHEAST NIGERIA	Ajibo Stephen Okwudili 1; Ukwueze Thaddeus Nnaemeka	The study examined the impact of digital transformation on the management and sustainability of graduate education in Southeast Nigeria. The study specifically; evaluate the extent of digital transformation in graduate institutions across Southeast Nigeria, identified the challenges associated with implementing digital transformation in these institutions and also assessed the impact...		Volume4	2	2025	View
REIMAGINING THE OUTLIERS: INTEGRATING UNCONVENTIONAL FOOD PROCESSING AND PRESERVATION PRACTICES WITH EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION	Nwakodo, Chinenye Precious; Odom, Theophilus Chikaodi	Sustainability challenges within the global food system demand novel thinking beyond conventional industrial models. This paper proposes a conceptual and theoretical re-examination of outliers; unconventional, overlooked, or seemingly abnormal practices in food processing and preservation as catalysts for sustainable innovation. Historically dismissed for their unpredictability and lack of standardization, such...	Outliers; Unconventional food processing; Preservation; Emerging technologies; Sustainable; Innovation	Volume4	2	2025	View
PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF DIGITALIZATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN NIGERIA	Ajibo Stephen Okwudili; Ukwueze Thaddeus Nnaemeka Ph.D	The study examined problems and prospects of Digitalization of Higher Education in Nigeria. Relying on secondary data sources, information was gathered from both print and online publications. A content analysis method was used to assess the data. The findings indicate that issues such as insufficient funding for digital education, lack...	Digitalization, Higher Education, Technology	Volume4	2	2025	View
PATRIOTISM AND NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS: PATHWAYS TO SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL PROGRESS	Udochukwu Precious Nwakodo; Prince Blessing Nwanganga	Nigeria’s development challenges continue to generate increasing scholarly and policy attention as the nation struggles with issues of political instability, insecurity, corruption, ethnic-religious fragmentation and weak civic culture. These challenges have collectively hindered sustainable national progress. The re – emergence of debates surrounding patriotism and national consciousness therefore invites interrogation...	Patriotism, National Consciousness, National Progress, Re-orientation, Responsible Leadership.	Volume4	2	2025	View
MODELING AND FORECASTING NIGERIA’S POPULATION GROWTH USING EXPONENTIAL AND LOGISTIC MODELS: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH (1981–2023)	Samuel O. Adeyemo; Prisca Duruojinkeya PhD	Population growth modeling provides a quantitative basis for understanding demographic change and projecting future population sizes, especially in countries where census exercises face logistical and political constraints. This study applies and compares the exponential and logistic population growth models using Nigeria’s population data from 1981 to 2023, with the objective...	Population growth, Exponential model, Logistic model, Demographic modeling, Forecasting	Volume4	2	2025	View
GOVERNANCE BY PALLIATIVES AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA UNDER PRESIDENT BUHARI ADMINISTRATION	Udochukwu Precious Nwakodo; Chukwuemeka Anthony Okpomechile	Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, has faced a myriad of challenges over the years, including economic downturns, security concerns and public health crises. In response, the government has often turned to palliatives as a temporary measure to alleviate the immediate suffering of its citizens. The administration of President Muhammadu Buhari...	Governance, Palliatives, National Development, Dependency, Development Planning	Volume4	2	2025	View
EXPLORING SUSTAINABLE FUNDING MODELS FOR GRADUATE EDUCATION IN SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES IN SOUTH EAST NIGERIA	Ajibo Stephen Okwudili; Ukwueze Thaddeus Nnaemeka PhD	The paper explored sustainable funding models for graduate education in social and management sciences in Southeast Nigeria. The paper specifically assessed the current funding landscape for graduate education in social and management sciences in Southeast Nigeria, explore innovative funding models that can be adapted to enhance the sustainability of graduate...	Programs, Online Platforms, Mobilization Community, Funding Needs	Volume4	2	2025	View

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