Commercial banks in Nigeria have been facing a of problem. These problem ranges from integrity factors location factor technological factor unstable management incompleteness of board members and unqualified personnel.

Therefore this study was aimed at looking into these problems so as to ascertain the impact on commercial banks as well as suggesting the possible ways of eliminating these problems. The researcher used three commercial banks for effective analysis namely union bank of Nigeria united bank of African and Africa bank.

In order to be arrive at a conclusion decision interviews literature review and personal observation were employed as the means of data collection. The three banks used were fund to be having almost the same basic problems even though some were bigger bank than others mismanagement politician instability and government interference in the daily affairs of banks were seen as problem to all commercial banks.

By way conclusion suggestion on how these problems can be prevented in the future were made. One of these suggestions is by including professional who are competent in the field of banking. Another is that government should minimize its interference in he activities of the commercial banks. Read more

Some possible reasons research are carried out is to find a solution to a long age problem, to determine the cause and effect of recurring cases, find reliable answers to pressing questions and sometimes to finish up an unconcluded project. However, little fraction of people have realized that project research are not just meant for the present, they are meant for the future.

If you need your tech research work to be used, implement it. If you need your mechanical research work to be useful, execute it. If you need your art research work to be seen, exhibit it. If you want your paper project to be read, publish it. This article will reveal how and where to publish your project research online.

Frankly speaking, millennials came to see the results of older research which they are yet to recover from because the results of these research were well managed, stored, became feasible with time and has eventually become part our everyday live . Interesting enough, research will continue in every sphere of human endeavor particularly in the education sector but will yield little or no impact if not managed to become useful now and in the nearest future.

Talking about education, it has almost become a routine for students to conclude their paper project research and abandon the copies in the comfort of their library, book shelf and even in their supervisor’s office whereas several opportunities abound to publish such research papers.

Why is it needful to publish a project research paper online and not dump them?

Project research papers benefits a researcher better if published; why because;
• The researcher reserves the copyright and chooses to do whatever he/she pleases with his project paper including publishing it, selling it and dumping it.
• The researcher can make money from his project paper
• Your successors, undergraduates and others can use your project as resource material to development their own research.
• You stand the chance to be referenced or cited by many for mere copying an extract from your work.
• It costs you little or nothing to publish your intellectual work online.

So, where can you publish a project online?

Several platforms are available online to publish a project. However few websites are highlighted below. They include the following;

Journal
Academic online journals are not only credible platforms to publish your paper research project, it gives monetary value to your project. You know, before someone can gain full access to your intellectual work in a journal, he/she has to pay. Interesting enough, the payment is recurrent; as many people as possible can pay to have full access to the book as far as it is relevant and updated.

Codemint Sell Project

Codemint is a project website that offers project research materials to undergraduates. As part of their programmes, Codemint create platform for students to publish or sell their projects of various departments to people who will need it for further research. School Finalist simply need to create an account, upload the paper research project and get paid.
Moreso, Codemint Crowdsource computer source codes from experienced programmers who are rewarded as soon as the softwares are tested and uploaded on codemint.

Academia

Academia is an online platform where scholars share research resources to millions of researchers around the globe and receive citation up to five years.

How can you publish your paper project online?

There is no hard and fast way to publish a paper online. The order or prompts you take to publish a project is specific to the website. However, you must ensure that your paper project contains every necessary and credible detail that makes it a project.

Secondly, be sure the project has passed though the supervision of a lecturer and thoroughly edited. While some websites like academia may request you to subscribe, others like codemint permits you to publish for free. Whatever be the case, just be sure not to dump your project paper. You may not know, someone somewhere needs it to his/her research.

Codemint is an online academic platform which provides final year students with researchable project topic and research materials for the completion of their project thesis. Materials on the site are available for both undergraduate and post graduate students. A project material contains all necessary sections, from the abstract, complete chapters and research data/questionnaire (if any), all projects are also properly referenced and well written. The site is known for providing the best computer science project topics in Nigeria. Samples of her work are being made available below,

1. ENHANCING NIGERIAN ECONOMY THROUGH WIRELESS INTERNET NETWORK

INTRODUCTION

The past 15 years have brought an unprece­dented increase in access to telephone serv­ices. This growth has been driven primarily by wireless technologies and the liberalization of telecommunications markets, which allowed for faster and cheaper rollout of mobile networks.

The total number of mobile phones in the world surpassed the number of fixed-line telephones in 2002; by the end of 2008, there were an estimated four billion mobile phones globally (Wireless Intelligence, 2008)1. The proportion of mobile phone subscriptions in developing countries increased from about 30% of the world total in 2000 to more than 50% in 2004 - and to almost 70% in 2007. Read more

2. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WEBSITE

INTRODUCTION

Web Design is a process of conceptualization, planning, modelling, and execution of electronic media content delivery via internet in the form of technologies (such as mark languages) suitable for interpretation and display by a web browser or other web-based graphical user interfaces (GUIs).

The intent of web design is to create a website (a collection of electronic files residing on one or more web servers) that presents content (including interactive features or interfaces) to the end user in the form of web pages once requested. Such elements as text, forms, and bit-mapped images (GIFs, JPEGs, and PNGs) can be placed on the page using HTML, XHTML, or XML tags. Displaying more complex media (vector graphics, animations, videos, sounds) usually requires plug-ins such as Flash, QuickTime, Java run-time environment, etc. Plug-ins are also embedded into the web pages by using HTML or XHTML tags. Read more

3. AUTOMATION OF THE CHEQUE CLEARING SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION

The cheque clearing system is the means whereby bank exchange cheque drawn each others through clearing system. Clearing system on the other hand is the medium through which proceeds of cheques and other payment instrument are transferred from the paying bank to collecting bank.

The Nigerian automated clearing system (NACS) which book-off on October 21, 2002 as a result of the time function that affects clearing system i.e before cheque is cleared. It involved much stretch in which cheque is not cleared at when needed. Read more

4. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF E-LEARNING SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION

The tremendous impact of electronic technology (like computer and computer embedded devices, computer networking, artificial intelligence, multimedia among others) on the human psychological capabilities productivity, intellectuality and other human related activities are very obvious. The quest and virtual implementation of computer in all the fields of human endeavor increases with its inevitable impact, these impacts are on its increase due to the need for high quality and timely response. Therefore, this project titled, “Design and implementation of e-learning platforms for an introduction to C++ programming language”, is aimed at exploring and incorporating some of these sophisticated technologies for the development of electronic tutorial materials. This work examines and explains the step-by-step procedure for accomplishing the development of the proposed software products, the attainment of the goals and necessary requirement for their implementation. It considers and discusses the impact of the proposed products on the targeted end-users. This project is implemented using HTML, Microsoft asp.net and SQL Server for the online learning platform tutorial application package, and an e-book. Read more



5. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOMATED LIBRARY SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION

A system or computer system can be said to be an electronic device or machine, which accept data, process programs and then produce a result output from the processed as information.

Moreover, they said system is general purpose in use. It handles more volume of data. It is versatile accurate, efficient, very fast etc. when compared with manual approach of carrying out operation owing to the increase in the rate with which a timely and accurate information are being demanded , there is need to provide a system to supply the necessary information where and when it is needed. Read more

6. A STUDY INTO THE CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS OF MARKETING NIGERIAN MADE COMPUTER SOFTWARES

INTRODUCTION

Made-in-Nigeria softwares are those that are produced within Nigeria. Nigeria as a third world country needs to produce its own software so that it will help develop its economy in terms of growth and stability.

The Nigerian government in 1988 took another bold step to encourage favorable attitudes towards made-in-Nigerian goods in a bid to actualize the Enterprises promotion Decree. The basis of this decree was to reduce foreign dominance on the economy, encourage local retention of profit, and create employment opportunities amidst other objectives. Since independence in 1960, a lot of changes have taken place in the country economically, politically and socially which as a result, firms, small and large have gone down the drain. The cause of this was mainly due to lack of good management and leadership in the country as well as lack of vision and foresight. The country is plagued with large scale under capacity resource utilization, power supply that cannot be used for any meaningful planning purpose and a whole economy that cannot be forecasted. Read more

7. CLOUD COMPUTING A BETTER MEANS OF IT OUTSOURCING

INTRODUCTION

When it comes to outsourcing everyone has a tale of woe. Some software vendor that outsources a new development project could not meet dead line because they were amateur so they switch from one platform to another. But the big question is who reach the platform, did the customer work daily? (NO). Did it have automated status reputing (it did not)

Outsourcing is a key part of ever modern IT group. The problem is, we still don’t seem to do it well. Hence many business technology professional fire vendors within a short period of time. Companies using IT outsourcing speak of the importance of managing outsourcing better. Read more

8. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM

ABSTRACT

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the challenges as limitations to the current electoral system in Nigeria democracy, proffering possible way forward. The flawed electoral process of the last two Presidential elections equally calls for technology- enabled solutions to this social malaise which could lead to chaos and anarchy if nothing is done to forestall these electoral menace in future elections.. Electoral fraud perpetuated in the cause of political activities including pre-election and post-elections periods such as multiple registration, invalid voter register, multiple voting, poor organization of electoral process, violence, ballot stuffing and snatching, logistic and administrative constraints. This paper takes critical steps to addressing these numerous elections vices in Nigeria electoral system, with the aim to provide a viable option that would ensure credible, fair and genuinely acceptable elections in the country, in the foreseeable future. An IT-driven voting, otherwise known as e-voting has been developed for implementation in this paper. Keywords: Elections, Electoral Process, Commission, Database, Election Violence and Voters. Read more


9. SOCIAL MEDIA ENTERPRENURESHIP AS A TOOL FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION

Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and has the potential to be one of the prime drivers of development on the continent. Nevertheless, the country's development is constrained by the weak environment for broad-based economic growth. Achieving sustainable long-term change requires a significant strengthening of policy formulation and implementation processes. At its core, this involves the supply of, and demand for, improvements in the business environment. Read more

10. ASSESSMENT OF THE UTILIZATION OF INTERNET SERVICES AMONG STUDENTS IN FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS

ABSTRACT

The research provides an assessment of the utilization of internet services among students in federal institution in Kaduna State. It provides a conceptual and theoretical appraisal of the nature, challenges and significance of internet services. The study typify the importance of internet service and the various dimensional usage by students in higher institution of learning. The case appraisal depicts the patronage of internet services by students of Federal Institution In Kaduna State. Read more

11. THE IMPACT OF INTERNET AND THE WAY IT INFLUENCE STUDENTS READING CULTURE

INTRODUCTION

Reading is an essential tool for lifelong learning. It is important for everyone to develop the rudiments of reading and the culture of reading always so as to survive in life. Reading according to Holte (1998) adds quality to life and provides access to culture and cultural heritage. He pointed out that reading empowers and emancipates citizens and bring people together. Okeke (2000) reaffirms that the art of reading is a priceless instrument for everyone. It is one of the most important activities of life through which we enter into the life and experiences of others and extend our knowledge, scope of experience and enjoyment. It has critical role to play in the overall development of an individual and the nation at large. Reading experience can be obtained in the library. The school library is a gateway to knowledge and will serve as a starting point or road map to reading and the promotion to reading culture. The library provides books and other resources which will help shape thoughts and influence the actions of students throughout life with active supervision by an experienced librarian. Read more

12. EFFECTS OF GSM ON SERVICE DELIVERY OF SMES IN NIGERIA

INTRODUCTION

In today’s highly competitive global market place, the pressure on organization’s to find new ways to creating and delivering value to customers is growing stronger. ICT is today being applied in many organizations in a wide range and operations areas. It has provided new ways to store, process, distribute and exchange information both within companies and with customers and supplier in the supply chain (Somuyiwa and Oyesikun, 2010) Read more

13. DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING A TRANSACTING SYSTEM OR AN ATM MACHINE

ABSTRACT

This project is aimed at designing and implementing a transacting system or an ATM machine for Eco Bank Plc, Obosi Onicha. Specially, this study covered the activities of financial institutions in mobilizing cash payments and given the larger part of it to customers who wish to do their cash transactions electronically in Eco bank Obosi Onitsha.
In a bid to successfully carry out a transaction receipt generating system for an ATM machine with a view of finding out its shortcomings, this attempt enabled the researcher to design and implement a transaction receipt generating system for cash transactions that would, if well implemented help to uplift the financial operations of Eco bank Plc Obosi Onitsha. The New system will be developed using Microsoft visual basic 6.0. This programming language was chosen because of its ideal nature for writing windows based application. Read more

14. DESIGN OF AN INTELLIGENT TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM

This project is about integration of intelligent traffic control system, for the types of collisions, congestions and traffics rules. The examples and perceptive in this project deal primarily with World computerized traffic control system and some civilized countries. Traffic light, also known as traffic signal, stop light, traffic lamp, stop and go light, robots or semaphore, are signaling devices positioned at road inspections, pedestrian crossing, and other locations to control competing flows of traffic. Read more

15. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DATA COMPRESSION SOFTWARE

INTRODUCTION

In recent times, there has been a great need driven towards the maximizing of data transfer between communication terminals thereby making efficient use of network bandwidth and disk space. Compression is the process used to reduce the physical size of a block of information. Data encoding is the term used to refer to algorithms that perform compression. Data compression is a type of data encoding. Doyle and Carlson (2000) write that data compression “has one of the most simple and elegant design theories in all engineering”. A simple characterization of data is that it involves transforming a string of characters in some representation (such as ASCII) into a new string (Of bits for example) which contains the same information, but whose length is as small as possible. Data compression squeezes data so it requires less disk space storage, less bandwidth on a data transmission channel. Communication equipment’s like modems, bridges and routers use compression scheme to improve throughput over standard leased lines or phone lines. Read more

16. NETWORK PROGRAMMING

ABSTRACT

Several network systems are built to communicate with one another as well as made available through service-oriented architectures. In this project, the client server architecture is used to develop a chat application. Firstly a chat application is created for both Client and Server which is based on Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) where TCP is connection oriented protocol and is a reliable connection protocol. As security is the key factor while communicating over a network, so in this project, MySQL SSL protocol and hash function was used for the Database based on a numbers of benefits. The hash values of the real password and the random generated number (salt) is stored in the database. The original password is not stored on the system, making cracking of password much harder. Read more

17. COMPUTER BASED CENSUS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

ABSTRACT

The researcher chose to research on this topic “Computer Based Census Management System” because of its relevance to the society. Meanwhile, the manual method so far has its attendant problem of being tedious. The researcher, in order to solve this time consuming, monotonous, and repetitive manual census activities went into a thorough study of the existing system. In the report proper, the Structured System Analysis and Design Methodology (SSADM) was adopted and explained. The high level model of the proposed system was also designed and displayed in a format easily understandable to the user. The high level model of the proposed system was designed architecturally and detailed designed through its separate components. There were four modules in all, each taking care of specific function like: the staff management module that maintains records about the staff; the department management module manages information about departments in the commission; the register person, the register states, and the register LGA modules that do the actual registration of individuals. Finally, the parallel change over methodology was adopted to enable the commission compare the results of the two systems (old and new) before implementation. Read more


Codemint also major on the departments, by providing suitable project topics and research materials on them, to access this, kindly visit https://codemint.net/

Challenges are very necessary experiences in business and as a company, Codemint already had a good dose until they decided to undertake a research within the last three months. One of the daring challenges that questioned the credibility of codemint in the eye of Google was the bounce rate. I tell you, your website’s bounce rate alone is enough to frustrate every digital marketing strategy you might have deployed to make your site rank for good.

My task here is simple; to give a clear and practical explanation of how codemint reduced their site bounce rate by 50% within six weeks. Secondly, to offer free advise on how to reduce bounce rate on your website just in a short period. As much as possible, all technical terms are simplified, just pay attention to details and you are good.

So, what is bounce rate

“I came, I pucked, I left” is a simple and popular description of bounce rate by Digital marketing evangelist, Avinash Kaushik. That only explains the routine that precedes bounce rate. But here is what Japhet Johnson has explained in a recent interview; “bounce rate is the total number of drop-offs on each page of a website”. In other words, if you sum up the drop-offs recorded on each page, it gives you the bounce rate for your website.

Bounce rate on a website is measured basically by time on site. So if users visit your site and spend less time on the page they visited, it means any of these; that
• Users couldn’t find what they needed

• There was nothing engaging in your page that could keep users attention for long

• users find what they need in time and leave

• The wrong audience visited the website

So, in the mist of similar case, codemint team decided to fix the mess first by:

Taking time to study and understand the user page of their website through google analytics tools.

 They needed to understand which page people visited most in their website and where they missed the mark.

 Secondly, they needed to know which pages the drop-offs were dominant

 The cumulative time on site was relatively low, so they needed to know why people spent less time on codemint.

 They needed to know which category of users visited the site most between mobile users and desktop users.

The research reports is attached to the each of the solution plan, just take your time. One initial step was to;

Optimize the web pages for mobile first, then for desktop.

In the course of the research, the team realized that mobile users visited the site the most and the loading speed was relatively poor for mobile users who constitute over 65% of codemint users. To resolve this:

• They added images specific to each page and further compressed it reducing neither the image quality nor the loading speed. Codemint as a project website is segmented into departments. This means that each department has a page. Any image attached to each page must explain which department the page represents and that’s what they did.

• They tactically reduced the size of the images to fit mobile and desktop respectively without reducing the quality of the image.

• They worked to increase the load speed. Honestly, not even the images could stop the speed because these guys are good.

• They optimized the pages to hold over 100 projects each without compromising the loading speed.

• Reducing the number of navigations and prompts.

• Reducing the number of queries and forms.

In case you don’t understand, all these tactful strategies were geared at increasing user experience and improving the daily time on site.
Next,

Populating the pages with keywords

The explanation of how keyword works is a topic for another day but you must understand that it is significant to web ranking. Populating the pages with keywords is more technical than easily explained and it wasn’t easy, believe me.
The fact that codemint home page was to be reviewed for the right keywords was jaw-dropping enough added to the task of reviewing every other page because each page required entirely different sets of keywords. I tell you what; the team did it and codemint is up and running.
Optimizing images for each department

Image optimization for each department became very necessary because the images could be too heavy and cause a slowdown in the load speed.
So, the images were compressed for both mobile and desktop. This step was professionally handled so much that the image quality was not compromised and the load speed was increased rapidly instead.

Including a comment area
Incase you didn’t know, allowing users comment on your website is supercool when it comes to reducing bounce rates. Make relevant contents and discuss educating issues and trust me, users will engage in your website by using the comment box. Codemint did that, and it is resourceful.

So, what was the result like after six weeks?

 Codemint’s bounce rate has reduced by 50% in eight week.

 Codemint load speed score for desktop is currently rated at 100 while that of mobile is rated at 90.

 Each of the images, pages and keyword on codemint is thoroughly optimized for user experience

 A lot more updates are coming on and soon you will get to hear from them.

Call to action

In Google’s eye, it doesn’t matter what authority you are, the robots are no humans and therefore do not exert any emotion. The best you can do for your business and website is follow each step as explained and apply it as it is specific to your website.
Many websites have varying scripts but do well to update yourself on Google requirements for web ranking and search engine optimization and trust, you can do much better or better still avoid the mistakes codemint team made in the past.

Codemint is an online platform that provides researchable project topics and research materials for final year student to aid in the completion of their project thesis. Codemint focuses on attracting students to Research Project Topics and Materials that can be used as guide, and reference for their project work. A project material contains all necessary sections, from the abstract, complete chapters and research data/questionnaire (if any), all projects are also properly referenced and well written. The site has one of the best political science project topics in Nigeria. Below are a sample of works available on the site:

1. THE IMPACT OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE

2. THE ROLE OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN CONSOLIDATION OF DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA

3. EFFECT OF PUBLIC POLICY IMPLEMENTATION ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

4. CIVIL SOCIETY AND DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION IN NIGERIA FROM 1999-2017

5. LEADERSHIP AND THE CHALLENGES OF DEVELOPMENT

6. FISCAL FEDERALISM AND RESOURCE CONTROL IN NIGERIA: THE WAY FORWARD

7. VOTERS’ BEHAVIOUR AND THE 2015 GENERAL ELECTION PROCESS IN NIGERIA

8. POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND THE ELECTORAL PROCESS IN NIGERIA AN OVERVIEW OF THE 2007 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

9. TERRORISM AND NIGERIAS ECONOMY AN ASSESSEMENT OF THE BOKO HARAM INSURGENCY

10. Labour Unrest And Underdevelopment In Nigeria

11. PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTERIZED ELECTION (ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM)

12. AN APPRAISAL OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCES AND ACCOUNTING SYSTEM

13. POLITICAL PARTY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: AN OPINION SURVEY OF THE THREE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS IN NIGERIA

14. THE ROLE OF EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION IN THE RAPID SOCIAL-ECONOMIC TRANSPORTATION OF NIGERIA

15. THE IMPACT OF SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES FINANCING IN IMPROVING THE SOCIAL-ECONOMIC WELL BEING

16. POLITICAL PARTY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: AN OPINION SURVEY OF THE THREE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS OF EDO STATE OF NIGERIA (1999-2012)

17. THE IMPACT OF WOMEN PARTICIPATION ON THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF NIGERIA

18. THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION: A TRUE COURSE OR REPRISAL

19. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE MARXIST DOCTRINE OF ALIENATION AND IT’S RELEVANCE TO THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY

20. GODFATHERISM AND POLITICAL CONFLICT IN NIGERIA.

21. IMPACT OF EFCC IN FIGHTING CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA

22. POLITICAL CORRUPTION AND IT’S EFFECT IN THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS


Codemint also provides quality project topics on other department, to access them, visit https://codemint.net/

Codemint is an academic site built to assist and guide properly final year student in sourcing for quality project topics, research materials and eventual completion of their project works. This site is known for producing the best accounting project topics in Nigeria. Below are some samples of works available on the site:

1. THE EFFECT OF UNBIDLE IMPORTATION ON INDEGINEOUS INDUSTRIES

2. EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF STOCKS OF MANUFACTURING COMPANIES

3. PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF ESTABLISHING A SMALL SCALE PROCESSING FACTORY

4. PROBLEMS FACING STUDENTS IN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

5. THE DEGREE OF EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION IN DECISION MAKING AND IT’S EFFECT ON PRODUCTIVITY

6. A STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF BEREAUCRATIC ADMINISTRATION ON SECRETERIAL FUNCTIONS

7. THE PROBLEM FACING COMMERCIAL BANKS IN NIGERIA

8. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY A NECESSITY TO NIGERIA BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

9. THE IMPACT OF EFFICIENT MATERIAL MANAGEMENT IN MANUFACTURING COMPANY

10. DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT SECURITY PERFORMANCE AND CAPITAL MARKET EFFICIENCY, THE NIGERIA PERSPECTIVE

11. BANK EFFECT OF COMPUTER ON THE ACCOUNTING PROFESSION

12. EFFECT OF BANK FAIL EFFECTIVE BUDGETARY CONTROL AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR ORGANIZATIONAL SURVIVAL IN NIGERIA ECONOMY

13. MANAGEMENT AUDIT AS A TOOL OF ACHIEVING ORGANIZATIONAL OBJECTIVES

14. SUCCESS AND FAILURES OF PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTABILITY IN NIGERIA FOR THE PERIOD OF 1991- 2002

15. THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER IN PROCESSING ACCOUNTING INFORMATION IN NIGERIA COMMERCIAL BANKS

16. THE ROLE OF OIL COMPANIES IN THE NIGERIAN DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS

17. IMPROVING THE MANAGEMENT OF LOANABLE FUNDS IN COMMERCIAL BANKS IN NIGERIA

18. CAPITAL MAINTENANCE IN A PERIOD OF INFLATION

19. THE IMPACT OF IMPROVED CAPITALIZATION ON NIGERIAN BANKS LENDING RATE

20. IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ACCOUNTING SYSTEM IN EDUCATION SECTOR

21. THE STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ACCOUNTING IN SECONDARY SCHOOL

22. MISMANAGEMENT IN FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (BANKS) IN NIGERIA

All these projects in the above list are some of the best titled projects in accounting, contact us on our home page for more topics or for more information on how to get any of the works shortlisted above https://codemint.net/

UniProjectMaterials.com is the best Free Undergraduate Project Topics And Research Materials website with premium economics project topics for both University undergraduate students and postgraduate students. Below are some samples of finished projects available on the site:

1. IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

2. TAXATION AS A TOOL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA

3. THE IMPACT OF TAX ON GOVERNMENT CAPITAL EXPENDITURE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

4. THE IMPACT OF BANK RECAPITALIZATION ON THE ECONOMY OF NIGERIA

5. AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF STOCK MARKET DEVELOPMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

6. IMPLICATION OF TREASURY SINGLE ACCOUNT ON BANKING SECTOR OF NIGERIA AND THE ECONOMY AS A WHOLE

7. AN EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS TOWARDS ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA BOTTLING COMPANY PLC)

8. IMPACT OF REAL ESTATE SECTOR TO THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF NIGERIA

9. IMPACT OF TRADE LIBERALIZATION ON EMPLOYMENT GROWTH IN NIGERIA (1981-2013)

10. IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON NON-OIL EXPORT (AGRICULTURE) ON THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF NIGERIA

11. IMPACT OF REAL ESTATE SECTOR TO THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF NIGERIA

12. THE DETERMINANTS OF INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA

13. THE EFFECT OF THE NAIRA DEVALUATION ON SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN NIGERIA ( A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED MINI IMPORTERS IN LAGOS STATE)

14. THE IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT BONDS ON CAPITAL MARKET GROWTH IN NIGERIA

15. THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL LITERACY ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA

16. THE IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT FUNDING ON AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

17. THE IMPACT OF INTERNET BANKING SYSTEM ON NIGERIA BANKING ENVIROMENT UNION BANK OF NIGERIA

18. THE IMPACT OF MONETARY POLICY IN CONTROLLING INFLATION IN NIGERIA

19. THE IMPACT OF MONETARY POLICY ON FOREIGN TRADE IN NIGERIA

20. THE OIL SECTOR VIS-A-VIS THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR: THE NIGERIA EXPERIENCE

21. THE ROLE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA

22. TEACHER QUALITY AND WORK ENVIRONMENT AS DETERMINANTS OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

23. THE INFLUENCE OF THE REDUCTION IN OIL PRICE AND THE DEVALUATION OF NAIRA ON THE NIGERIA ECONOMIC GROWTH

24. THE ROLE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF GHANA

25. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF OF THE IMPACT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON THE ECONOMY OF NIGERIA

To view other department as well as available project works there, click https://uniprojectmaterials.com/

Codemint is an academic resource centre programmed to aid final year students in the completion of their project. The site provides students with Research materials that can be used as a guide, framework, and reference for their project work. In addition, the site offers the best computer science project topics and research materials in Nigeria. Below are the project works available on their site:

1. FACE RECOGNITION FOR CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION: AN IMPLEMENTATION OF PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS FOR FACE RECOGNITION

2. Development Of An Information Retrieval System Using Tree-Structured Clustering: Case Study Of FRSC Benue State

3. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ONLINE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

4. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTERIZED BILL OF MATERIAL PROCESSING PROJECT

5. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF NETWORK SECURITY (A CASE STUDY OF UBA ENUGU)

6. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PASSWORD BASED ACCESS CONTROL WITH INTRUDER ALERT SYSTEM

7. COMPUTERIZATION OF AIRLINE RESERVATION SYSTEM (A CASE STUDY OF BRITISH AIRWAY LAGOS)

8. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WEB BASED VOTING REGISTRATION SYSTEM

9. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SOCIAL MEDIA BASED WEB APPLICATION FOR PROSPECTIVE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

10. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOMATED MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVING LICENSING SYSTEM

11. ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF COMPUTERIZED REVENUE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (A CASE STUDY OF ETINAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA)

12. EXPERT SYSTEM FOR COMPUTER SECURITY: DATA ENCRYPTION

13. THE ROLE OF MASS MEDIA IN A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE

14. IMPACT OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ON EMPLOYMENT AND ITS EFFECT IN INDUSTRIES

15. ASSESSMENT OF PROGRAMMING SKILLS POSSESSED BY A COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION STUDENT FOR SELF EMPLOYMENT

16. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WEB BASED HALL ALLOCATION SYSTEM FOR EXAMINATION

17. FACILITATING THE SALES PROMOTION FOR A PRODUCT ON THE INTERNET

18. WEB BASED INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

19. STIMULATING A VOICED AIDED ATM SYSTEM FOR BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED CUSTOMERS OF NIGERIA BANKS

20. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR

21. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A MOBILE CHAT SYSTEM

22. COMPUTERIZED DRUG DISPENSING SYSTEM

23. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ONLINE VIRTUAL MARKETPLACE

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The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, said it has uncovered plans by the Presidency to smuggle INEC’s sensitive materials to APC Candidate.

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, had fixed Saturday, November 17, 2018, for the Kwara bye-election in Irepodun-Isin-Oke-Ero-Ekiti Federal Constituency.

This development followed the death of Funke Adedoyin, the last occupant of the constituency slot and the subsequent declaration of her seat vacant by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara.

Mr. Raheem Olawuyi is the APC candidate for the by-election, while Mr. Saheed Alatishe emerged the candidate of the PDP.

According to PDP, the sensitive materials for the crucial election have been diverted, an act they say has caused tension in the region.

Read more https://reportsng.com/kwara-bye-election-pdp-raises-alarm/

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1. THE IMPACT OF TRADE LIBERALISATION ON EMPLOYMENT GROWTH IN NIGERIA

2. THE IMPACT OF MONEY SUPPLY ON THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF NIGERIA

3. THE IMPACT OF INTERNET BANKING SYSTEM ON NIGERIA BANKING ENVIRONMENT UNION BANK OF NIGERIA

4. THE IMPACT OF INFLATION ON COST OF LIVING IN NIGERIA (1982-2012)

5. THE OIL SECTOR VIS-A-VIS THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR: THE NIGERIA EXPERIENCE

6. THE IMPACT OF MONETARY POLICY ON FOREIGN TRADE IN NIGERIA

7. THE IMPACT OF THE CBN CASHLESS POLICY ON THE NIGERIAN POPULACE - A PAIN OR A GAIN?

8. THE ROLE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF GHANA

9. THE ROLE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA

10. FOREIGN EXCHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA ECONOMY AND ITS IMPACT ON PROFITS OF BANKS

11. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA (1970-2007)

12. PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN NIGERIA

13. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA (1970-2007)

14. THE IMPACT OF COMMERCIAL BANK CREDIT ON AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT IN NIGERIA

15. THE IMPACT OF FISCAL POLICIES IN STABILIZATION OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY

16. THE IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT FUNDING ON AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

17. THE ROLE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN THE DEVELOPMENT SECTOR OF NIGERIA ECONOMY

18. TRADE OPENNESS AND OUTPUT GROWTH IN NIGERIA: AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS (1970-2007)

19. AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF EXPENDITURE CONTROL MEASURES IN GOVERNMENT OWNED AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS

20. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON NIGERIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT (1990-2014)

21. AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF BANK MONEY DEPOSITS ON THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR IN NIGERIA (1980-2012)

22. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF WTO RULES ON THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TRADE: A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA

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1. EVALUATION OF FINANCIAL ABUSE IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR (A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL INLAND REVENUE SERVICE HEADQUARTER ABUJA)
2. LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTONOMY AND GRASS ROOT DEVELOPMENT (A CASE OF NSUKKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF ENUGU STATE)

3. POLITICAL CORRUPTION AND ITS EFFECT IN THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

4. AFRICAN STANDBY FORCE: PROSPECTS FOR REGIONAL SECURITY

5. IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT POLICIES IN REGULATING THE ACTIVITIES OF NIGERIA INSURANCE INDUSTRY ON YOUR COMPANY

6. THE CONTRIBUTION OF OIL COMPANIES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PORT HARCOURT LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND OGONI LOCAL
GOVERNMENT AREAS IN RIVER STATE

7. THE ROLE OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT (A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED CO-OPERATIVES IN UGHELLI SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF DELTA STATE)

8. CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF NATIONAL YOUTHS SERVICE CORPS TOWARDS ENHANCING NATIONAL INTEGRATION (A CASE STUDY OF ANAMBRA STATE)

9. EVALUATION OF THE SUDANESE FIVE YEAR (2007-2011) NATIONAL PLAN

10. IMPACT OF NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE ON CAPITAL FORMATION

11. REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROUPS_ LESSONS ON TAX COORDINATION FOR ECOWAS & AU

12. THE ROLE OF NGO’S IN THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN

13. IMPACT OF NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE ON CAPITAL FORMATION

14. POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA

15. PROBLEM OF INTERNAL REVENUE GENERATION IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT SYSTEM IN NIGERIA

16. CORRUPTION IN THE NIGERIAN PUBLIC SERVICE: A STUDY OF IMO STATE CIVIL SERVICE (1999-2012)

17. ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT ON SERVICE DELIVERY

18. THE CONCEPT OF POLITICAL GLADIATOR WITHIN THE NIGERIAN POLITICAL SYSTEM

19. ADMINISTRATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN IGBO-ETITI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ENUGU STATE

20. CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA TELEVISION AUTHORITY) N.T.A) ENUGU STATE

21. LEADERSHIP STYLES, AND THEIR EFFECT ON WORKERS PERFORMANCE: (A CASE STUDY OF THE NIGERIAN NAVY)

22. CIVIL SERVICE AND POLICY IMPLEMENTATION IN NIGERIA A STUDY OF THE ROLE OF SERVICOM

23. AN ASSESSMENT ON THE EFFECT OF CIVILIAN JTF IN SUPPRESSING COUNTER

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1. AIRLINE RESERVATION AND TICKETING IN A COMMERCIAL AIRLINE COMPANY

2. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ESTATE VALUATION MODELLING SYSTEM

3. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ELECTRONIC DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM

4. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF E-LEARNING SYSTEM

5. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF DATA BASE MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR INTERNAL REVENUE GENERATION

6. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTERIZED HOTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

7. AUTOMATED LIQUID LEVEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

8. AUTOMATED DATABASE SYSTEM FOR GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT

9. AIRLINE RESERVATION AND TICKETING IN A COMMERCIAL AIRLINE COMPANY

10. MULTI-LEVEL INTRUSION DETECTION AND LOG MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN CLOUD COMPUTING

11. AUTOMATED MARKET BASKET ANALYSIS SYSTEM

12. AUTOMATED DATA ANALYSIS OF LABORATORY TEST RESULTS AND ITS SCIENTIFIC IMPORTANCE

13. A STUDY INTO THE CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS OF MARKETING NIGERIAN MADE COMPUTER SOFTWARES

14. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTER-BASED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY SYSTEM

15. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTERIZED LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

16. BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION OF AN AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE USING FINGERPRINT AND PASSWORD

17. AUTOMATED SCHOOL FEES PAYMENT SYSTEM

18. A PROTOTYPE OF STUDENT EVALUATION SYSTEM

19. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PHONE BILLING SYSTEM

20. COMPUTERIZED AUDIT SYSTEM: ISSUES, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS

21. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ONLINE MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSING SYSTEM

22. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SALES RECORD SYSTEM

23. COMPUTERIZED LAND INFORMATION SYSTEM

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1. PERCEPTION OF UNDERGRADUATES ON CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF MADONNA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, OKIJA)

2. PATRON -CLIENT POLITICS AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

3. NIGERIA JUDICIAL SYSTEM, PROBLEM AND THE WAY OUT

4. INEC AND CHALLENGES OF MONITORING POLITICAL PARTY CAMPAIGN FINANCING IN NIGERIA

5. ECONOMIC IMPLICATION OF BOKO HARAM INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA

6. DEMOCRACY AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF ASABA, LGA)

7. CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA; A THREAT TO SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

8. THE IMPACT OF RADIO POLITICAL ADVERTISING ON THE VOTING BEHAVIOUR OF RURALTIES DURING ELECTIONS

9. THE EFFECT OF LANGUAGE OF PROPAGANDA ON PERSUADING VOTERS IN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF ADAMAWA STATE

10. EFFECTS OF ELECTORAL VIOLENCE ON NIGERIA DEMOCRACY (2007-2011) A CASE STUDY OF SOUTH WEST

11. SOCIAL MEDIA, PARTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

12. AN APPRAISAL OF THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN NIGERIA

13. PROPAGANDA IN POLITICS: THE USE OF LANGUAGE FOR EFFECT IN ELECTIONEERING CAMPAIGN

14. THE IMPACT OF WOMEN PARTICIPATION ON THE POLITICAL SYSTEM ON NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF ABIA STATE)

15. REVENUE ALLOCATION AND POLITICAL STABILITY IN NIGERIA

16. THE ROLE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN 2011 GENERAL ELECTION

17. IMPACT OF LEADERSHIP CRISIS ON NIGERIA NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF FOURTH REPUBLIC

18. THE EFFECT OF CARD READERS ON ELECTION CREDIBILITY IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF 2015 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS)

19. POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA; CAUSES AND PREVENTION, USING THE WORK OF SELECTED ACTIVISTS AND WRITERS IN NIGERIA

20. FEDERALISM AND NATION-BUILDING IN NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

21. DEPENDENCY AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: THE CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA

22. AN ASSESSMENT OF CORRUPTION AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF HALLIBURTON)

23. CHRISTIAN PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS: A MORAL CONCERN IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIA

24. THE ROLE OF TELEVISION IN ELECTORAL EDUCATION IN NIGERIA ( A CASE STUDY OF NTA UYO)

25. UN PEACEKEEPING IN AFRICA: EFFECTIVENESS AND PROBLEMS

26. CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION AND THE ELECTORAL PROCESS IN NIGERIA

27. THE IMPACT OF POLITICAL CONFLICT IN NIGERIAN DEMOCRACY

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There are many ways to be a boss in the midst of the big names in your industry. Yes you are good at what you do but how much impact and revenue can you make.

I know a guy who just came back to his village to realize that people need to travel to the nearest city to withdraw money from bank.

Guess what he did, he bought a POS machine, withdrew some money from his personal account and offered to save his people the fare and stress to umuahia.

Once he gives you the amount you need, he uses the POS and your debit card to send the money back to his account for little charges less than the fare to umuahia

Now,you are programmer, writer, public speaker, data analyst, photographer, designer, consultant what ever you are, just know you are not the first. There are many big names who have gone before and made it in your industry. What you do is only a rehash of what already exist.

So, the big question is, how can you impact and make good revenue in the midst of the big names in your industry.

First, take advantage of a need your niche. Study your physical and online environment and your networks and fill in a need-gap. See the story above and learn from it.

Sell yourself by yourself: What this means exactly is, sample your potentials using different opportunities online. One of which is joining a freelance service.

Freelance services create a network for remote workers and give you good chances of meeting people you may likely not meet physically...
More hints in the next episode...

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1. EFFECT OF CAPITAL STRUCTURE ON EARNINGS PER SHARE OF CONGLOMERATE FIRMS

2. EFFECT OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION ON DECISION MAKING PROCESS

3. ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ACCOUNTING PRACTICES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES IN NIGERIA

4. AN ASSESSMENT OF INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEM IN A COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING ENVIRONMENT

5. A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF HUMAN RESOURCES ACCOUNTING AS A TOOL FOR MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL

6. ROLE OF AUDITORS IN MITIGATING FRAUD AND CORRUPTION IN CORPORATE FIRMS IN NIGERIA

7. THE EFFECT OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATION

8. THE EFFECT OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION ON CORPORATE DECISION MAKING IN ORGANIZATION

9. THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM ON THE CONTROL OF PAYROLL FRAUD IN NIGERIA PUBLIC SECTOR

10. THE EFFECT OF DEPRECIATION ON INCOME STATEMENT REPORTING

11. THE IMPACT OF EQUITY PURCHASE IN THE CAPITAL MARKET (2000-2007)

12. THE EFFECT OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM ON ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE

13. ACCOUNTING FOR PEACE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

14. THE USE OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AS A TOOL FOR MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING

15. EVALUATION OF INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

16. A STUDY INTO THE ISSUES, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF COMPUTERIZED AUDIT SYSTEMS

17. ACCOUNTING INFORMATION AS A TOOL FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING

18. THE USE OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING

19. IMPACT OF BUDGET AND BUDGETARY CONTROL (A CASE STUDY OF MORRIS FERTILIZER COMPANY MINNA, NIGERIA STATE)

20. THE IMPACT OF SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES FINANCING IN IMPROVIING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC WELL BEING OF DELTA STATE

21. FINANCING OF GOVERNMENT PARASTATALS (A CASE STUDY OF POWER HOLDINGS PLC)

22. THE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF MARKETING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF NNPC NIGERIA)

23. THE PROBLEM OF PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS IN NIGERIAN (A CASE STUDY OF ESCO AND CO, WARRI DELTA STATE)

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1. AN ASSESSMENT OF INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEM IN A COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING ENVIRONMENT

2. ACCOUNTING SYSTEM OF SMALL SCALE BUSINESS ORGANISATION WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO AQUA RAPHA INVESTMENT AND MAJESTY BAKERY

3. A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF HUMAN RESOURCES ACCOUNTING AS A TOOL FOR MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL

4. THE EFFECT OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATION

5. THE EFFECT OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION ON CORPORATE DECISION MAKING IN ORGANIZATION

6. THE EFFECT OF DEPRECIATION ON INCOME STATEMENT REPORTING

7. THE EFFECT OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION ON CORPORATE DECISION MAKING IN ORGANIZATION

8. THE IMPACT OF EQUITY PURCHASE IN THE CAPITAL MARKET (2000-2007)

9. ACCOUNTING INFORMATION AS A TOOL FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING

10. ACCOUNTING FOR INTANGIBLE ASSET, THE WAY OUT (A CASE STUDY OF GUINNESS NIGERIA PLC SAPELE BRANCH DELTA STATE)

11. THE RELEVANCE OF COMPUTER IN ACCOUNTING PROFESSION

12. THE ROLE OF INVENTORY MANAGEMENT ON THE NIGERIA BREWERY INDUSTRY (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA BREWERY INDUSTRY 9TH MILE CORNER, ENUGU)

13. MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF INVENTORY IN A MANUFACTURING ORGANISATION. (A case study of S. I. O. and ALLIED INDUSTRIES LTD ASABA)

14. IMPACT OF BUDGET AND BUDGETARY CONTROL (A CASE STUDY OF MORRIS FERTILIZER COMPANY MINNA, NIGERIA STATE)

15. THE PROBLEM OF PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS IN NIGERIAN (A CASE STUDY OF ESCO AND CO, WARRI DELTA STATE)

16. STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING FINANACIAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT SYSTEM IN NIGERIA. (A CASE STUDY OF IKWO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EBONYI STATE)

17. THE ROLE OF COMPUTER IN FRAUD DETECTION AND PREVENTION (A CASE STUDY OF FIRST BANK NIGERIAN PLC. OKPARA AVENUE, ENUGU

18. THE NEED FOR AUDITING AND INVESTIGATION IN SMALL SCALE BUSINESS ORGANISATION

19. THE IMPLICATIONS AND REMEDIES OF BANKING FAILURES IN NIGERIA

20. THE IMPACT OF THE OIL SECTOR ON THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY (A CASE STUDY OF DELTA STATE)

21. THE USEFULNESS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF COMPANIES AND IN GUIDING INVESTMENT DECISIONS
22. THE MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND THE PERFORMANCE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT

23. THE IMPACT OF MERGER AND ACQUISITION ON SHAREHOLDERS WEALTH IN NIGERIA

24. THE IMPACT OF BANK CONSOLIDATION ON THE MANUFACTURING SECTORS IN NIGERIA

25. THE EFFECT OF RISK VARIABLES ON CAPITAL MARKET OPERATIONS IN NIGERIA

26. THE EFFECT OF MONETARY POLICIES OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA (CBN) ON DEPOSIT MONEY BANK. (A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED BANKS)

27. THE EFFECT OF TAXATION ON THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY (2001-2010)

28. THE IMPACT OF TAXES ON THE DIVIDEND POLICIES OF BANKS IN NIGERIA

29. THE EFFECTS OF DIVIDENDS ON THE PRICE OF ORDINARY SHARES IN SOME QUOTED COMPANIES

30. AN APPRAISAL OF THE RELEVANCE OF FINANCIAL INCENTIVES TO WORKERS MOTIVATION

31. AN EVALUATION OF IMPACT OF COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM IN UNITED BANK OF AFRICA (UBA) NIGERIA PLC

32. EFFECTS OF FIRM CHARACTERISTICS ON FINANCIAL STATEMENT FRAUD

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1. POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND THE ELECTORAL PROCESS IN NIGERIA AN OVERVIEW OF THE 2007 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

2. CIVIL SOCIETY AND ITS IMPACT ON DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA FROM 2003-2013

3. TERRORISM AND NIGERIAS ECONOMY AN ASSESSEMENT OF THE BOKO HARAM INSURGENCY

4. POLITICAL PARTY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: AN OPINION SURVEY OF THE THREE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS IN NIGERIA

5. THE IMPACT OF SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES FINANCING IN IMPROVING THE SOCIAL-ECONOMIC WELL BEING

6. THE IMPACT OF WOMEN PARTICIPATION ON THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF NIGERIA

7. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE MARXIST DOCTRINE OF ALIENATION AND ITS RELEVANCE TO THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY

8. GODFATHERISM AND POLITICAL CONFLICT IN NIGERIA.

9. POLITICAL CORRUPTION AND ITS EFFECT IN THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

10. THE USE OF COMMITTEE AND GROUP MEETINGS IN ENHANCING DECISION MAKING

11. IMPACT OF EFCC IN FIGHTING CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA

12. LABOUR UNREST AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA.

13. THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

14. THE NIGER DELTA CRISIS – AN EVALUATION OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE AMNESTY OPTION

15. BETWEEN DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: WHAT ARE THE MISSING LINKS?

16. LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE AND UNDER UTILIZATION OF FUNDS IN NIGERIA (WARRI-NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL AS A CASE STUDY)

17. PRESS AND DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA (1999 TILL DATE)

18. FISCAL FEDERALISM IN NIGERIA: THEORY AND DIMENSIONS

19. FACTORS AFFECTING GOVERNMENT OWNED PARASTATALS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS CASE STUDY OF POWER HOLDING COMPAN , NIGERIA

20. SECURITY CHALLENGES AND ECONOMY OF THE NIGERIAN STATE

21. NORTHERN FEUDALISM AND VOTERS MOBILIZATION IN THE 2015 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

22. THE VIABILITY OF AFRICAN SOLUTIONS TO AFRICAN PROBLEMS IN PEACE AND SECURITY

23. CHILD RIGHTS PROTECTION IN ETHIOPIA AND KENYA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

24. CATTLE RANCHING AS A PANACEA TO HERDSMEN CRISES IN NIGERIA

25. POLITICAL PARTIES AND DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF 2007 - 2015 ELECTIONS IN NIGERIA)

26. DEMOCRACY AND PROBLEMS OF FISCAL FEDERALISM IN NIGERIA (1999-2009)

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Projectclue holds in stock a vast amount of excellent project topics in business administration and research materials for both undergraduate and post graduate students. These works meet all university/institutional standards of documentation and research. Below are a sample of some available projects:

1. PERSONALITY AND ITS EFFECTS ON GROUP PERFORMANCE

2. ROLE OF E- COMMERCE IN IMPROVING CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION (A CASE STUDY OF KONGA)

3. THE EFFECT OF EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION ON ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE

4. THE EFFECT OF ADVERTISEMENT ON CONSUMER BRAND PREFERENCE

5. THE EFFECT OF NON-FINANCIAL INCENTIVE ON STAFF PRODUCTIVITY IN NIGERIAN SECURITY PRINTING AND MINTING COMPANY

6. THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL LITERACY ON THE PROFITABILITY OF SMALL SCALE ENTERPRISES IN CALABAR MUNICIPALITY, CROSS RIVER STATE

7. THE IMPACT OF ROAD NETWORK ON THE MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE IN NIGERIA

8. THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTING RATIO ANALYSIS IN MEASURING FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF A FIRM AND AIDING INVESTMENT DECISIONS

9. AN APPRAISAL OF MATERIAL MANAGEMENT CONCEPT AS A STRATEGY FOR ACHIEVING HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY IN NIGERIAN BOTTLING COMPANY

10. THE ROLE OF RATIO ANALYSIS IN BUSINESS DECISION

11. TRAINING MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE

12. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AS A STRATEGY FOR ENHANCING ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE

13. THE IMPACT OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ORGANIZATION

14. IMPACT OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ON ORGANIZATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS

15. THE CHANGING ROLES OF THE SECRETARY IN THE ICT ERA PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS

16. THE EFFECTS OF WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT ON THE PROFITABILITY OF AN ORGANIZATION

17. ROLE OF E- COMMERCE IN IMPROVING CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION (A CASE STUDY OF JUMAI)

18. CORPORATE PLANNING AND ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTH

19. EFFECT OF E-BANKING ON ORGANIZATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY

20. THE EFFECT OF INTERNET CULTURE ON ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY

21. ORGANIZATIONAL ETHICS AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA PLC. UYO, AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA.

22. BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP IN AN ORGANIZATION

23. E-COMMERCE AND RETAIL BUSINESS IN NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

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1. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF BOOKS AND LIBRARY LENDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

2. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FACE DETECTION AND RECOGNITION SYSTEM

3. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SIMPLE SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR

4. ONLINE EX-CONVICT FILE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM

5. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CRIME INVESTIGATION USING BIOMETRIC APPROACH

6. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION CUSTOMERS COMPLAINT SYSTEM

7. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF E-VOUCHER FOR ONLINE RECHARGE CARD

8. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION CUSTOMERS COMPLAINT SYSTEM

9. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FILE TRACKING SYSTEM

10. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF E-VOUCHER FOR ONLINE RECHARGE CARD

11. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SALES ANALYSIS SOFTWARE CASH BOOK

12. BIO-METRIC AUTHENTICATION OF VOTERS AND VOTING PROCESS

13. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTER AIDED MEDICAL PROGNOSIS

14. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ART AND CRAFT EXHIBITION ON ANDROID PLATFORM

15. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CHOICE OF WHAT TO WEAR (CASE STUDY OF ANY FASHION DESIGN ORGANIZATION)

16. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF WEB BASED PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

17. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION A CARD BASED SECURITY SYSTEM

18. THE CDC MODEL OF URBAN REDEVELOPMENT: A CRITIQUE AND AN ALTERNATIVE

19. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURE ONLINE FORUM FOR STAFF AND STUDENT

20. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PERSONNEL COLLABORATION SOLUTION

21. COMPUTERIZATION OF AIRLINE RESERVATION SYSTEM

22. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTERISED DRUG VERIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

23. THE ROLE OF INFORMATION GATHERING IN THE RAPID SOCIAL-ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION OF NIGERIA

24. THE USE OF MULTIMEDIA IN TEACHING AND LEARNING OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

25. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A CONGESTION CONTROL SCHEME FOR GSM OPERATORS

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Within the next decade, some courses of study are likely to be scrapped out of record in the educational system while introducing a new learning curve to suit convention. Brian Greenberg has pointed out earlier that the real magic in the evolving technology is that it gives educators freedom and license into how school works.

What am I saying? the concurrent innovations in technology has come to stay and guess what it is already doing in the educational system, it is replacing old course of study with new suiting ones while at the same time modifying the way the old ones are being taught. Regrettably, Studies in the educational cadre, particularly project topics in education have recounted negligence to innovations in technology as a setback in education.

So what fields of study are likely to thrive in the next decade

Courses pertaining machine learning and artificial intelligence
While machine learning and artificial intelligence may be a little complicated, challenging and demanding, it has pulled a lot of interest to itself since the period of its inception. Meanwhile, a number of careers will be panning to that direction particularly the tech based ones including computer science, programming, computer engineering, cyber security and the lot.

Courses relating to communications
Obviously, we cannot talk of communication in this era without technology. Infact, it is the quest for enhanced and effective communication that has inspired artificial intelligence. So career courses in mass communication, human communication, development communication etc. are likely to stand the test of time if the learning curve is modified.

Accounting and banking related courses
Those who are or intending to join the banking sector are already feeling the impact of online banking. As much as technology may relief some of their duties in the future, the banking career cadre particularly in the educational system are likely to adapt to changing technology to meet their market need.

The above mentioned areas may not be all, a couple and more still exist. Whatever be the case, most learning curves that are seemingly embracing the use of technology are likely to stand the test of time. This is because the system of education is drifting away from teaching to learning.

Did you ever think of making your research material more useful to you and to others aside piling them in your lecturer’s office, department or faculty? This is exactly what I mean; you can assist other undergraduates with your final year research material while you make money from it.

The last time we discussed, emphasis was on the fact that codemint isn’t just a repository for project topics and research material for final year students; that there is more to it. Am sure you didn’t understand what that meant. Well, the good news is, there is a sweet side deal from codemint that you sure going to love.

Every user on codemint has an admin dashboard. On this dashboard, you can upload your project material by yourself, fix in a considerable amount of your choice and the general management of your project. Although the project or research material is subject to scrutiny by codemint, you have the chances of submitting as many project materials as possible. This is great right.

What you stand to gain for sharing your final year research material on codemint

Maybe you didn’t get me right at first, just get this right. Your research material, just like a book could be bought as many times as possible. So, for each time it is sold on codemint, you will get 60% of the project amount. The only part you need to play is to upload your research material and share the link.

By sharing the link to your research, you are not giving out your project for free. Here is the logic: once your project is successfully uploaded, it automatically appears on the top list of the particular department where it belongs. Only the project abstract appears; the rest is accessed when you grant a buyer access. Simply click on the project and copy the link. You can go ahead and market the link.

How to summit/upload your final year research material on codemint

You first need to create your account before you can access your dashboard. It’s simple; don’t panic.

• visit codemint.net using your web browser
• click on Sign in on the home page
• click Register now or Sign in (if you already have an account)

You are already in your admin dashboard

 From the menu click Add a new project
 You may go ahead fill in the necessary information about your project including the grand upload of your research material

Every procedure is clearly stated in simple English language. You can navigate through your admin panel to understand the other sweet financial components of this partnership.

Codemint supports remote and freelance services. So, as much as you can, key into this moving train and am sure you wouldn’t like to waste your long researched material for anything.

Several years ago, humans have relied on different methods of saving their earnings. These methods have evolved from the crude period of burying money underground, saving in iron boxes to the era of saving money in banks, who manually do the recording and book keeping with a large number of human workforce. Now, the story has changed; several researches done within the framework of development economic project topics and ofcourse the recent tech advancements shows that, the era of the economics of number is fast running by.

Instead of numbers, organizations both big and small seek to be more efficient than they used to. They wish to attend to as many clients as possible within the eight working house of the day. Therefore the place of technology, in the likes of electronic banking becomes indispensable.

What is electronic banking?
Electronic banking involves the act of deploying electronic equipment in the day to day bank transaction. Electronic banking isn’t just limited to sending and receiving money through your mobile gadgets, it also includes every other activity surrounding banking activities including SMS, ATM use, online banking, transaction alerts, bank transfer etc.

Electronic banking, no doubt has motivated a quick and better banking relations between banks and their clients but not without flaws anyway. Atleast, the height of cues in the banking halls have been reduced to the barest minimum but that’s not where we are going. We will pay attention to some of the challenges associated with electronic banking.

So, what are the challenges surrounding electronic banking?

It has limits of withdrawal
The freedom you enjoy each time you visit a banking hall to withdraw cash has been cut short by the increasing use of Automated teller machine. Although it is quite fast and efficient, it limits the frequency of withdrawal of one’s money per day.

Cases of stolen ATM cards
If someone else steals your ATM card, you are bound to lose a lot of money from your account. Cyber thieves can even hack into someone’s account to syphon cash.

Error is bound to occur
In the process of using the ATM machine, recharging your phone online, doing an online transfer etc, chances are that you may input some wrong figures, without options for reversal. Moreso, the machine may debit your cash without actually dispensing the cash. These are common errors people face at the ATM stand.

Associated with unnecessary spending
Slipping debit and credit cards in and off your wallet makes spending less difficult. It is easy to go in debt with a credit card and to spend more with debit card. With the use of POS and the Personal Identification Number, one can easily do any transaction anywhere and anytime.

Conclusively, electronic banking has been really helpful over the years both to the banking industry and to their clients but to talk of its goodness without the negative angle is deception.

It is indeed very misleading to assume that there are no fraudulent acts happening around us; and to think that we could stop it totally is a day dream. It is therefore imperative that individuals and corporate organizations embrace the idea of detecting, preventing and managing fraud instead of aiming to stop it; which is obviously unattainable. Several examples of internal control procedures as projected in accounting research topics has done justice to such control measures particularly in the banking sector. Meanwhile, this piece has focused more on managing fraud among employees.

Based on research, employee fraud constitutes over 5% of organizational annual loss and more. Some of these losses erupt from personal error, personal interest, bribery, extortion and other seeming smart acts. While these words may sound familiar and conventional, let’s look at what the real act sounds like.

What are the types and nature of employee fraud?

Omitting information in organizations report
I know this sounds really simple but many are guilty of this act, particularly secretaries, financial secretaries, treasures, receptionists, sales persons. People tend to leave a section of information as against the corporate body due to the implicating outcome on their side.

Misappropriation of corporate asset
This may come in the form of stealing funds before recording, giving a false statement about revenue, budget and expenses. This mostly costs the organization much more than planned.

Using organizational business for fraudulent and selfish ends
Now! Do not misunderstand me, it is entirely different to motivate yourself and ofcourse explore your career through several opportunity available within the organization or industry but to think of taking advantage of people under the umbrella of your organization in not acceptable.

People go as far as taking bribe for tasks they can’t perform, extort money through excessive charges and other corporate theft.

So, what are some control measures for managing employee fraud

Detect your organization’s vulnerability to fraud
One easy way to prevent fraud in business is to be able to identify lapses and gaps in terms of internal organization security. To ascertain this, an organization need to answer some security questions and strategically give employees a test ride within a time frame and take note of the observations.

Draft a fraud response plan
No one prays for mishap but staying alert to unforeseen circumstances is advisable. After identifying the loose security areas, do well to setup plan that is suitable to such security areas just in case they happen anytime in the future.

Periodic review
While some organization may take to daily review, some take to weekly reviews, monthly reviews and annual reviews for larger organization. The interval at which the review is done is as important as the review itself. It has a way of making every employee responsible to the organization’s asset, revenues, budgets and general expenses.

To wrap up, fraud in business cannot be totally stopped. Detecting and managing it earlier is a better way to control or prevent fraud particularly among employees.

As the quest to globally enhance the method of communication and information holds sway, the equal need to implement them in the various sectors of human endeavor has also increased relatively. This has also largely influenced and motivated the need for a hospital information system as part of improving the administrative efforts of the health sector. Series of project topics for computer science students within the past few years have identified functional need for implementing such software locally and globally.

Prior to these days of machine learning and artificial intelligence, hospitals have relied mostly on manual information recording tools like book keeping, filing and recording, etc. Lately however, the need for a technologically inspired information means has arisen to a very large extent, but not without lapses.

While the implementation of a health information system is not a bad idea at all, it has a number of set-backs that could hinder quick adaptation to these tech facilities.

So why is a hospital information system necessary in the first place?

Increases frequency of service delivery:
Usually, medical attendants take to moving from one hospital ward to the other to have the health state of patients recorded. This is quite stressful and time consuming.

A hospital information system largely facilitates the number of patients given attention in a day. Do you know that some patients do not get to see a nurse when they need them almost on daily bases? but with this, a nurse could monitor the health state of every patient in the hospital and offer needed help as at when necessary.

Increases revenue:
Time is money in business. For the fact that hospitals make money from their services simply makes it a business. However, time taken to attend to individual patients could hinder the admission of more sick patients.

When all the wards are occupied, the next option is to “move to another hospital”. This also boils down to the level of service delivery. If the service delivery is slow, it will affect the revenue generation.

Whereas a hospital information system is implemented, the revenue stream of the health sector will be improved.

Improved administrative service
As mentioned earlier, manual method of record keeping is pains taking and generally stressful. Hospital information system upgrades the nature of record keeping, facilitates information from patients to nurses, increases service delivery and general administrative activities in the health sector.

But what lapses could hinder this great idea

Low user experience
Truth be told, technology have not entirely reached the door steps of everyone’s knowledge. It seems as though it lies in the confines of the rich and powerful. Therefore, implementing such technology in health facilities would require backup education and enlightenment on how to use these tools, precisely for patients.

Quite expensive to acquire and afford
This sort of health facility is associated invariably with machine learning and artificial intelligence. While it may not be cumbersome for some private medical facilities to acquire, it is relatively expensive for users or patients to afford the bills.

Maintenance
Maintenance is usually very pain taking when it comes to tech facilities. It becomes more challenges it the place of implementation is distant from the place of purchase.
Secondly, such facility may need the attention of trained personnel on frequent bases which boils down to some extra cost.

It is bound to fail
While technology is largely very efficient, it’s subject to failure without human supervision.

In conclusion, a hospital information system is never a bad idea but it seems as though it is better embraced in technically advanced societies. Moreso, as much as artificial intelligence has found its way into the daily discuss, it is really expensive to implement.

Conflict is a phenomenon that is inevitable in all human relationship. However, the most important thing about conflict is how it is resolved. Conflict as related to Nigeria is increasing becoming an in-detachable concept resulting from its rampancy. This has led to this theme over flooding in many political science undergraduate project topics in most institutions in Nigeria. And even other disciplines like History and International Studies, Sociology and Anthropology among others.

Obviously, Nigeria is endowed with great human and material resources however, conflict has not allowed Nigeria to enjoy the God given wealth such as petroleum, arable land for agriculture coal, petroleum, population. These immense resources would have been used in the overall development of the country through the provision of infrastructure viz: good roads, electricity, hospital, schools, just to mention a few.

Nigeria has witnessed many conflicts revolving around political, economic, religious and ethnic motives before and after independence in I960. Among them are the Kano riot (1953), Action Group crisis of 1962, western election crisis of 1965. Other conflicts that have bedevilled the nation include the Warri city oil-ethnic conflicts, the Ife-Modakeke, the Aguleri-Umuleri, Igbide-Emede, the Tiv-Jukun, the Kano Maitasaine conflicts, the youth restiveness and militancy in the Niger Delta, terror upsurge from Boko Haram, and many others

It is crucial to say at this point that conflict can retard or hold growth and bring friction in a situation where there should be progress or development. The following are its effect in Nigeria;

Destruction of Lives and Properties: Many lives and properties were destroyed in conflict times. For instance, in the Ife-Modakeke Crisis, one of the oldest intra-ethnic conflict in Nigeria has ever recorded over 2000 deaths, injuries aside, in the last two decades. Even, in the Niger Delta Crisis has equally made Nigeria’s government to lose $15.8 billion through pipeline vandalism and associated crime by Movement for Emancipation of Niger Delta fighting control. These enormous losses of human and material resources have contributed greatly to the underdevelopment of Nigeria.

Disruption of Election Process: The effects of conflict in the political fora cannot be overemphasized. This is obvious in the organization of free and fair election in Nigeria. Conflicts have disrupted the conduct of free and fair elections that affects the legitimacy of the elected government at whatever level of government where there is conflict. Conflict has created apathy and disenfranchisement that affected the credibility of the election results.

Reduction of Investment Rate: A conflict prone area like Nigeria and by extension Africa breed low investment. The occurrence of conflict in Nigeria has led to a reduction in investment by private individual and other multimillion companies which would have created a boast to the Nigerian economy.

The effect of conflict cannot be overemphasized; it also breeds increasing disunity for an already diversified country like Nigeria. In essence, it further leads to the breakdown of the country as it will place the country at the constant state of retrogression.

Information communication Technology is a broad subject and the concepts are evolving. The term covers any product that will store, retrieve, manipulate, transmit or receive information electronically in a digital form. In modern society, ICT is ever-present with over three billion people having access to the Internet. With approximately 8 out of 10 Internet users owning a smartphone, information and data are increasing by leaps and bounds. This rapid growth, especially in developing countries, has led ICT to become a keystone of everyday life, in which life without some facet of technology renders most of clerical, work and routine tasks dysfunctional.

The most recent authoritative data, released in 2014, shows "that Internet use continues to grow steadily, at 6.6% globally in 2014 (3.3% in developed countries, 8.7% in the developing world); the number of Internet users in developing countries has doubled in five years (2009-2014), with two thirds of all people online now living in the developing world."

Moreover, the integration of ICTs into educational classroom teaching has attained a new crescendo nowadays.

Why is ICT a necessity in modern Education?

Research Purpose: ICT stands as a powerful tool that helps to address educational problems, support difficult learning activities and enhances thinking skills. Students construct their knowledge through group activities and several academic such as project presentations, undertaking annual undergraduate research project topics, term papers, authentic projects and discussion. ICT in addition, provides a plethora of research materials for students on several topics.

For example, the University policy on ICT enjoins students of mass communiation to study a compulsory ICT course in their first year of admission irrespective of the level of studentship. This strategy often serves as foundation for the nature of mass communication project topics they choose to study. Students thus use various collaborative tools and other ICT devices to support their individual assignment and group assignment.

Sources of Entertainment: It also exposes students to entertainment like video games which help to improve their coordination skills, enhances memory, improves attention and concentration, improves brain speed cum problem solving skills.
It could be maintained here that ICT aids in advancing and facilitating learning.

The benefits of ICT to modern education cannot be overemphasized as such for proper education to take place especially in this era of modernity, ICT must be given pale attention. In lieu of its relevance to education, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), a division of the United Nations, has made integrating ICT into education as part of its efforts to ensure equity and access to education.

Drug Abuse can simply be understood to be the habitual use of drugs not needed for therapeutic purposes, solely to alter one's mood, affection, or state of consciousness, or to affect a body function unnecessarily (as in laxative abuse) or say the use of a drug for a non-therapeutic effect. Moreover, the use of mind altering substances of natural origin has been known since the prehistoric times.

For centuries, man has tried to either complement some pleasant features of life or escape from the unpleasantness of life, whether real or imaginary, by using fermented liquor and different plant products. For instance, drinking of palm wine and locally brewed alcohol such as “ogogoro”, in Nigeria have been known for ages. Reports have it that the use of these substances was more of occasional and in moderation with few exceptions. This went on until the later introduction of other drugs like cocaine, heroin, amphetamines and pharmaceutical opioids (codeine, morphine etc.).

However, recent studies specifically a sample of research topic in education has shown the increasing use of these drugs by students. This has triggered increasing research on theme, leading to findings on why students engage in this act despite its resultant disastrous effect to their health. In fact, a list of research topics in education in some institution has reflected the increasing research of this theme. Below are the reasons why students engage in the abuse of drugs.

Peer Pressure: A dominant reason students engage in drug and alcohol use is peer pressure. Many students use drugs “because others are doing it”—or they think others are doing it. Membership of a social group that supports drug or alcohol use encourages people to keep on using these substances. It is also the case that belonging to a group that supports recovery can help the individual escape drug abuse. Peer pressure is an important factor when it comes to using alcohol and drugs.

Depression: Another reason student take into drug abuse is to find comfort from their depressing state. For instance, in events like, relationship brake up, notification of failure of certain courses, death of a friend, or love one, victimization, victim of theft or robbery, emotional instability which may lead to depression and eventual led students to turn into drug abuse in their search for succor to their condition.

Inspiration: One of the reason student take into drug abuse is, as they place it, “to gain inspiration”. This inspiration is basically in a bid to overcome fright or fear. It is mean to trigger unusual boldness. Instances abound when student before making a presentation or performance in class or stage presentation hold up to a bottle of spirit in order to kill fear of facing the audience.

Addiction: Addiction is when you can’t stop. Not when it puts your health in danger. Not when it causes financial, emotional, and other problems for you or your loved ones. That urge to get and use drugs can fill up every minute of the day, even if you want to quit. Instances like this abound when the student has taken it to the point that he can’t do without it, in some cases here, being drugs starved can result to sickness.

Environment
The environment also plays an important role in the development of one’s addiction. One of the most common reasons why people succumb to drugs is that they are influenced either directly or indirectly by other people. Especially people they admire or look up to, including parents, friends, older relatives and even celebrities. We live in an era where drug use is openly discussed and even promoted by people who have a significant following. It is no surprise why impressionable fans and admirers may consider experimenting with drugs. The perceived acceptability of these substances is often reason enough to use them.

In conclusion, it is crucial that reason students engage in drug abuse still abound as they are not limited to the above one, some maintain that in some cases it genetic, boredom, etc. Nevertheless, while these drugs might suffice for their condition in the short term (though not in all cases) it cannot in the long term as the effects of these drugs on health cannot be overemphasized.

Students shouldn’t be held accountable sometimes when they fail to establish a blueprint for their final year research. Research is an adventure that demands self-will. It is a self-assigned task, so to say. It is necessary that students understand the demanding nature of projects, particularly accounting project topics.

Why is this necessary? Studies have shown that students do better in a task they naturally developed interest in than the ones assigned to them. This explains why a fair number fail to present a clear statement of the problem that has informed the research.

Talking about research, project topics for accounting students are usually complex, demanding, and often refers to a specific case study. As such, it demands the attention of a guru to get over the intellectual stress with ease. That wasn’t to scare you anyway; there is something for you.

A project idea is inspired by a number of factors. Some of such factors include but not limited to the following;

Your area of interest:
Other factors being equal, project topics are products of one’s area of specialization and expertise. In choosing accounting research topic for instance, the researcher will find it more interesting choosing a case study that best catches his fancy. That’s the sweet side of a research.

Is the topic researchable?
Here is one question you need to resolve within you during your research. How far can you go with this research? Does it even apply structurally to the basics of research finding. By the time you are done unraveling the puzzle, you are on top of the game.

What has past literatures said about your area of interest?
Understanding what literatures have said about your research will help fine-tune your project topic. Frankly speaking, you can easily pick on the limitations, resolves, findings and recommendations of past studies to formulate a problem statement for your new research.

Research, generally can be really demanding following its structures. Although it may seem like a rehash of what has gone before, it requires serious attention from the research if it must attract credibility.

In partial fulfillment of their academic careers in higher institutions, students are encouraged to submit their final year project topics to their supervisors, usually course lecturers for approval. This usually marks the beginning of the adventure for writing projects.

While this is a necessity for every department, computer science students usually find it a bit challenging to implement a fair portion of their projects without external intervention. If you are caught in this web, then you've got to see this.

Ever heard of Codemint.net?
 
This is a repository for computer science project topics and materials. While it does not support copy-cat syndrome, codemint provides resource materials for undergraduate project topics. It is aimed at encouraging research among students in tertiary institutions.

Secondly, this website is stocked with computer science source codes. Source codes are softwares built to enable the implementation of an idea. So, for computer science students, source codes facilitates the implementation of computer science project proposals.

Significantly, the source code is applied in the third and forth chapter of the project. Codemint does not just assist students with the resource materials, it also builds source codes that best suits your project research topic.

It is no longer news that codemint.net is a digital and online outfit where you can get academic research materials and computer source codes. The butterfly we think you need to get rid of is how long it takes to get the research material as soon as meet necessary financial requirements.

Already, the materials are made ready for express transactions including computer source codes. The computer source codes are built specifically for the implementation of computer science projects.

Back to the meat of this article, it does not take more than ten minutes to get a resource material to a client. However, codemint's terms of services stipulates that a project must be delivered within 48hours.

A simple explanation to this is that from the time you pay for the materials, you expect to receive it from that moment till the next 48hours.

The motivation for this time frame is the network inconsistency prevalent our clime and also considering other unavoidable circumstances which may surface during the time of this transaction. But all thing being equal,you get your material delivered as soon as you meet necessary requirements.

I have listened to several persons complain about their academic tasks; specially computer science students and some in the engineering cadre. Most times they are expected to include a computer source code as part of their course requirement in the final year project. they are not alone in this.

Remote programmers and in-house programmers of a particular company, at one point or the other may have need to implement a task as soon as possible but may not have it handy.

A website like codemint.net offers tested computer sources codes on requests. As for students, some of the projects are backed up with source codes for implementation.

You may wish to contact a programmer straight-up for a special order or visit the site to order for already built source code.