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An Appraisal of the Prosecution Offenders at the International Criminal Court.
(Department of Public and International law, Afe Babalola University, 2016-08) Adekola T. A; Ake Modupe Bosede; Olorukooba S
Linguistic Analaysis of Sense Relations of Variants of Anambra Igbo Dialect
(2023) Nwosu Florence Chika
Patterns of Language Variation Among Nnewi North Dialects Speakers
(Department of Igbo, African and Communication Studies, Nnamdi Azikwe University, 2024) Florence Chike Nwosu
Examination Phobia, Substance Abuse and Academic Achievements of Students of College of Health Sciences, Niger Delta University, Nigeria
(Department of Health promotion and Environmental Health Education: University of Ilorin, Ilorin, 2018) Afolayan, J.A.; Forsma, F.W.; Anyebe, E.E.; Dada, L.T.
The study examined the association between substance abuse and examination phobia in the academic achievement
Assessment of Bed Linen Produced from Guinea Brocade for Wealth Creation in Offa Local Government
(Association for Family and Society Scientists, 2025) Abdulkadir Shakirat Odunayo; Tijani sarafat A.; Babajide B.; Adedoyin O.U.
Bed linen produced from guinea brocade exhibits remarkable quality attributes, showcasing its rich cultural heritage, the intricate pattern and vibrant colors inherent to guinea brocade contribute to its aesthetic appeal, making it attractive choice for consumers seeking unique and culturally significant bed linen options. Therefore, this study assessed bed linen produced from guinea brocade for wealth creation in Offa Local Government Area Kwara State. Threeresearch questions were raised. The study adopted Cross cross-sectionaldescriptive survey research design. The population for the study comprised 3,014home makersin Offa Local Government. Multi-stage sampling technique (including simple random) was used to select one hundred and fifty (150) homemakersin the study area. The instrumentused was well well-structuredquestionnaire. Data were analyzed using descriptivestatistics including frequency, mean and standard deviation. the findingsrevealed that respondents have seen guinea brocade bed line before (𝑥ˉ=1.67) but not familiar with its characteristics (𝑥ˉ=1.21) and never come across its promotion and advertisement (𝑥ˉ=1.35). Italsorevealed that respondents perceived guinea brocade as suitable fabric (𝑥ˉ=3.99), premium product worth investing in (𝑥ˉ=3.82) and the appearance looks attractive (𝑥ˉ=3.98). guinea brocade bed linen can reducereliance on imported beddings (𝑥ˉ=2.63), strengthening cultural heritage (𝑥ˉ=2.51). It also revealed that respondents disagreed that maintenance requirements will increase theireconomic viability (𝑥ˉ=2.23). It can be concluded that the preference and acceptance of Guinea brocade bed linen signify a lucrative market opportunity and means of wealth. The study recommends that home economics educators and fabric retailers engage in awareness campaigns on quality fabric selection and fabric-specific maintenance to promote durability and cost-effectiveness in household textile use.