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Channels The contributions of forestry sub sector to economic development in Nigeria: A case study of Ekiti state
Gender involvement in rice production in Ekiti West local government area of Ekiti State, Nigeria
Gender and choice of forestry as alternative career among science-based students in University of Ibadan, Nigeria
Determinants of small-scale forestry practice preferences among landowners and land users in Imo State, Nigeria
Prospect of land grant for forestry development in Igboland, Nigeria
Prospects and challenges for incorporating trees into urban infrastructural developments in Nigeria
Urban forestry: Sustainable option for environmental conservation in Nigeria
Foreign Direct Investment, Economic Growth and Financial Sector Development in Small Open Developing Economies
The nature and challenges of street sweeping in Ado-Ekiti
Conceptualising Islamic economic system for national development
Does Tourism Development Contribute to Human Development in Africa?
Determinants of proportions of household land used for forestry practice in Southeast Nigeria
Libraries, information and resource centres as a tool for women and economic development in Nigeria
Potentials and projections of freshwater resources in Sub-Saharan Africa; focus on Nigeria
The Nigerian forestry subsector: performance, resources and policy
Profile of anaerobic bacteriology of middle ear aspirates in a developing country: Does immunocompromise play a role?
Financial System Development and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa
Financial System Development and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa
Financial System Development and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa
Microfinance banks and rural development—The Nigeria experience.
Impacts of the media on African socio-economic development
Assessment of implementation of rural development projects through community development association (CDA) in Apete community, Ibadan, Nigeria
Adult education, Islam, and socio-economic development
Computable General Equilibrium Modeling for Regional Factor Demand: Policy Impacts and Factor Mobility in Economic Development
Conceptualizing Curriculum and Development Theories for Sports Development In Nigeria
