Role of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in Enhancing Food Utilization among Smallholder Farmers’ Households in Northern Nigeria

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“…While in some ways this observation is true, we naturally want to assert that the same river and the same person were entering it on both occasions. It is possible to say that despite changes, both the shape or form of the river and the physical characteristics and personality of the individual with wet feet have remained essentially the same (Sennuga et al, 2020b). According to the International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, social change refers to a shift in societal behavior patterns or social structures.…”

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A Critical Review of Historical Analysis of Social Change in Nigeria from the Pre-Colonial To the Post-Colonial Period

Maisule¹,

Bamidele²,

Sennuga³

2023

IJAHSS

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Changes are inevitable in both civilization as a whole and in humans. The majority of the time, social change in a country is brought about on a global scale. The intentional and unintentional changes that occur in our culture are explained by a variety of theories. They include theories on conflict, evolution, and different agents of change like invention and finding. Our society, politics, family, and even our education have all been impacted by social change. Hence, the pre-colonial, colonial, military, and what might be referred to as the democratic eras are some of the stages that the Nigerian society has gone through. Although the society undergoes changes as a result of each step, this society's desire for change has not yet been fully satiated. There is a constant search for improved social reforms and conditions because change is a fact of life. Particularly in Nigeria, societal change has occurred over time and continues to occur. It is advised that Nigeria should preserve its native language because it has played a significant role in social change since the post-Colonial era. These changes can be attributed to a number of variables, including language education, technology, modernization, environment, population, etc. It does, however, demonstrate that there are additional variables at play.

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A Critical Review of Historical Analysis of Social Change in Nigeria from the Pre-Colonial To the Post-Colonial Period

Maisule¹,

Bamidele²,

Sennuga³

2023

IJAHSS

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“…The NgelkerkeR2 was equal to 0.2751 which means that the factor in the model account for 27.51% of the variation in the dependent variables. This implies that additional factors that this study did not identify could account for the variation in the access to land in the studied area [40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55].…”

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Analysis of Gender Issues in Access to Land among Farmers in Karu Local Government Area of Nassarawa State, Nigeria

Sennuga¹,

Owoicho²

2023

J Media Managem

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Gender issues in access to land among farmers in Karu L.G.A of Nassarawa State, Nigeria was investigated. Random sampling procedures were used. Primary data were obtained through structured questionnaires administered to 100 respondents. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, logit regression model. Findings showed that some socio-economic characteristics have significant effect on the access to land, these includes; sex, occupation, farm size, annual income and level of education. gender has a positive significant effect with a coefficient of 0.03064 at 5% significant level of probability. Annual income and educational level of the respondents had a significant effect on the access to land with coefficient of 0.0468 and 0.1426 at 1% level of probability. The majority of the respondents (92.00%) indicated that price of land was the major actor limiting access to farm land in the study area. Other factors indicated were; Local customs (78.00%), farming experience (69.00%), communal land tenure system (63.00%), lack of resource to cultivate farm lands (59.00%), and access to credit (52.00%). 79.00% of the respondent disagreed that men and women have equal right to land ownership it was also indicated by majority (81.00%) of the respondents that men have more access to farm land than women. It was recommended that the women farmers should be encouraged to access credit facilities from government agencies. This will help them to increase production, through acquiring sizeable acreage of land. Also, Local customs that’s are not favourable to the women in accessing land for farming operations should be abolished so as to have equal right with their male counterparts

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Examining the relationships between ICT-facilitated input market and crop productivity among small-scale farmers in Southern Rwanda

Maniriho

2024

Cogent Social Sciences

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Role of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in Enhancing Food Utilization among Smallholder Farmers’ Households in Northern Nigeria

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

A Critical Review of Historical Analysis of Social Change in Nigeria from the Pre-Colonial To the Post-Colonial Period

A Critical Review of Historical Analysis of Social Change in Nigeria from the Pre-Colonial To the Post-Colonial Period

Analysis of Gender Issues in Access to Land among Farmers in Karu Local Government Area of Nassarawa State, Nigeria

Examining the relationships between ICT-facilitated input market and crop productivity among small-scale farmers in Southern Rwanda

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