Articles

• FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO MARITAL STABILITY AMONG HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

  Ajayi, J.A.

  1-20

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• Yinusa, O. & Ebohon, R.E. ASSESSING THE FINANCIAL LITERACY KNOWLEDGE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF YOUNG ADULTS IN MUSHIN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

  Yinusa, R.E. Ebohon

  21-26

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• PERCEIVED CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF PREMARITAL SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP AND TEENAGE PREGNANCY AMONG IN-SCHOOL ADOLESCENTS IN ILORIN METROPOLIS, KWARA STATE, NIGERIA

  B. Deji-Oderinde, S.A. Adeniyi, B. Ahimie

  37-59

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• UNPACKING THE INTERSECTIONAL BARRIERS TO GIRL-CHILD EDUCATION IN BORNO STATE: A MIXED–METHOD APPROACH

  M.D. Kadiri, A. Akilu , H.M. Ahmad

  60-78

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• ALIGNING NIGERIA’S NATIONAL POLICY ON EDUCATION WITH SDG 4: ROLE OF ADULT LEARNING AND EDUCATION IN ACHIEVING INCLUSIVE QUALITY EDUCATION

  B. FAJIMI, D. Amusa, Sunday Eve, T.V. Bakare, D. Eteyi, O. Aloba

  79-97

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• PARENTAL NEGLECT ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADJUSTMENT IN SHOMOLU LGA OF LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

  K.K. Lawal, O. Ogunyomi, R.F. Adenike, A. Olumuyiwa

  98-117

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• INSURGENCY AND ADULT EDUCATION: A REALISTIC APPROACH FOR STABILITY OF NIGERIA

  E.B. Anyikwa, T.F. EDUKUGHO

  118-140

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• EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMMES ON ENTREPRENEURIAL GROWTH AND INNOVATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS

  B.B. Orunna, M.A. Adeosun, O.O. Alabi

  141-159

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