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Item Overview of Physical Education and Challenges affecting Nigerian women in sports(2014) Obiyemi, O. O.; Ibraheem, T. O.; Ologele, IbrahimAbstract The study reviewed physical education programme for students and challenges affecting Nigerian women in sports. Participation of students in physical education programme will improve their health status and safe them from the risk of developing diseases. Promoting active involvement of Nigeria women in sport, especially competitive sport had to contend with several problems such as culture, parent, religion, peer group, gender role, mass media and politics. Nigeria can only fulfill her aspiration of being among the top sporting countries of the world, if the problems faced by women in sport participation successfully addressed. The authors recommend amongst others that, government should give utmost attention for the teaching of physical education as a subject in Nigeria education system, mass media should organize enlightenment program that will eliminate all barriers faced by women that prevent them from full participation in sports. Keywords: Physical Education, Challenges, Women, SportsItem Potential Economic Impact of Facility Commercialization on Sports and Economic Development of Kwara State, Nigeria(Department of Human Kinetics and Sports Science, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria., 2017-10) Aina, M. G. ;; Obiyemi, O. O. ;; Ibraheem, T. O.; Adebayo, B. S.Item Production of Abrasive Sandpaper using Periwinkle Shells and Crab Shells.(Published by Deer Hill Publications, B-19-06 PV8, Platinum Hill Condominium Jalan Melati Utama, 53100 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia., 2020-06-30) Ambali, I. O.; Shuaib-Babata, Y. L.,; Abdulqadir, L. B.,; Ibrahim, H. K.,; Aremu, N. I.; Ibraheem, T. O.In this study, the properties of periwinkle shell and crab shell grains, such as hardness, compressive strength and wear resistancewere examinedfor their suitability as abrasive materials. The binding effect of polyester resin at high concentrationwas also considered. Through the processof crushing, grinding and subsequently sieving using ASTM E11 set of sieves, the shells were processedinto grit standards grain sizes of P40 and P60. Furthermore, by mixing and mould compression using a hydraulic press polymer matrix composite with particles varying from 96 wt.% to 92 wt.% and resin 3 wt.% to 7 wt.% with 1 wt.% each of cobalt naphthalene and methyl ethyl ketone peroxide hardenerrespectively were developedfrom the grits. It was found that, with an increase in polyester resin content, thehardness and compressive strength increased, while the wear rate decreased. The composition with 92 wt.% periwinkle shell grains to 7 wt.% polyester resin was found to be with the most improved abrasive properties.