2024 – Page 2 – Sydani Group

05 Oct 24

Valuing Teacher Voices: Towards a New Social Contract for Education

Sunday Nto and Iyobosa Amadin Teachers and the quality of their instruction play a crucial role in shaping student learning outcomes. Research has shown that teachers are the most significant school-based factor influencing students’ academic performance (Dorn et al., 2017). Highly effective teachers have the expertise, skills, and attitudes to…

05 Oct 24

Nigeria’s Petrol Wahala: Is CNG Our Way Out?

Joseph Chukwukaorah Nigeria is in a fuel crisis. We’ve got oil in abundance, but somehow, the prices are still soaring, and fuel queues are getting longer by the day. If you’re like most Nigerians, you’ve probably been asking: “Is there a way out?” Well, it seems there is—Compressed Natural Gas…

26 Sep 24

Empowering Professionals through Data Analytics: Highlights from SIRI’s Inaugural Data Mastery Training

Empowering Professionals through Data Analytics: Highlights from SIRI’s Inaugural Data Mastery Training Mahfus Dauda and Olugbemisola Samuel Overview The Sydani Institute for Research and Innovation (SIRI) recently concluded the maiden edition of its capacity building program on data analytics and data-driven decision-making, tagged Data Mastery Training (DMT) using SPSS with…

25 Sep 24

Pharmacists: Bridging gaps in Global health

Catherine Akpen, Emmanuella Nzeribe Overview In the changing paradigm of global health, pharmacists are integral to strengthening systems and bridging gaps in access to medicines to attain desired therapeutic outcomes. Their efforts, while sometimes overlooked, are crucial for responding to the ever-changing health needs of populations worldwide [1]. Pharmacists serve…

09 Sep 24

Is there a Pattern of Distribution of State Capitals across the Senatorial Zones and Geopolitical Zones of Nigeria?

Is there a Pattern of Distribution of State Capitals across the Senatorial Zones and Geopolitical Zones of Nigeria? Mahfus Dauda, Iyobosa Amadin, Hilary Okagbue Historical Background of State Creation in Nigeria Following the end of the British colonial rule in Nigeria and the attainment of political, economic and territorial independence,…

15 Aug 24

Improving Maternal and Child Health Outcomes in Nigeria: Learning Agenda Towards HRH/Midwifery/SBA Solutioning

The Struggle for Safe Childbirth in Rural Nigeria Imagine a small rural village in Nigeria, where the nearest hospital is miles away, and the only healthcare available is through a small, under-resourced clinic. Women in this village often give birth at home, attended by untrained family members or traditional birth…

14 Aug 24

Condemning the use of Rape as a Weapon of War in Africa

Condemning the use of Rape as a Weapon of War in Africa Emmanuella Nzeribe, Hilary Okagbue, Stephen Asaolu Introduction Sexual violence (SV) is a sexual act performed without a person’s consent. Sexual violence affects everyone because anyone can be a victim of sexual violence. SV has plagued African communities during…

08 Aug 24

Declining International Development Aid in Nigeria

Declining International Development Aid in Nigeria Helen Ochayi, Emmanuella Nzeribe, Hilary Okagbue, Stephen Asaolu International development funding has long played a pivotal role in Nigeria’s socio-economic growth. International aid can be defined as financial or technical help given by one country’s government to another country to assist social and economic…

08 Aug 24

Digital Extension Services and Agricultural Productivity in Nigeria: A National Overview

Digital Extension Services and Agricultural Productivity in Nigeria: A National Overview Mahfus Dauda, Olugbemisola Samuel, Saheed Isiaka, Godfrey Petgrave Background Annually, Nigerian agriculture sector and by extension, the economy, loses trillions of valuable naira to outdated and unmechanised agricultural practices, obsolete infrastructural facilities and a host of post-harvest challenges [3].…

08 Aug 24

A Call to Action: Bridging the Gap in Girls’ Education with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

A Call to Action: Bridging the Gap in Girls’ Education with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Mahfus Dauda, Stephen Asaolu, Hilary Okagbue Indra Nooyi, the first (and so far, the only) female CEO and Chairman of PepsiCo, the American beverage giant, once said [4], “We need the talent and insights of…

Year: 2024

Valuing Teacher Voices: Towards a New Social Contract for Education

Nigeria’s Petrol Wahala: Is CNG Our Way Out?

Empowering Professionals through Data Analytics: Highlights from SIRI’s Inaugural Data Mastery Training

Pharmacists: Bridging gaps in Global health

Is there a Pattern of Distribution of State Capitals across the Senatorial Zones and Geopolitical Zones of Nigeria?

Improving Maternal and Child Health Outcomes in Nigeria: Learning Agenda Towards HRH/Midwifery/SBA Solutioning

Condemning the use of Rape as a Weapon of War in Africa

Declining International Development Aid in Nigeria

Digital Extension Services and Agricultural Productivity in Nigeria: A National Overview

A Call to Action: Bridging the Gap in Girls’ Education with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Baseline Assessment of Routine Immunization Services (BARIS)

Learning Agenda Towards HRH/SBA/Midwifery Solutioning in Nigeria

Community of Practice (CoP) For Emerging Tech Investments

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