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Chinwe Lucia Ochu ,1 Michael Onoja,2 David Olatunji,1 Babasola O Okusanya,3Ifeoma Sophia Usuwa ,4 David O Akeju,5 Yahya Disu,1 Samuel
Samuel Ojima Adejoh1* , Tunde A. Alabi2, 3 and Chidozie , Ezechukwu4 1Department of Social Work, Faculty of Social Sciences,
Samuel Ojima Adejoh, Irina Kuznetsova & Surindar DhesiTo cite this article: Samuel Ojima Adejoh, Irina Kuznetsova & Surindar Dhesi (2022):
Samuel Ojima Adejoh Department of Social WorkUniversity of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeriasadejoh@unilag.edu.ng Franca AttohDepartment of SociologyUniversity of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeriafattoh@unilag.edu.ng Gabriel
1.Femi Rufus Tinuola, 2. Adetayo Olorunlana, 3. Samuel Ojima Adejoh, 4. Franca Attoh1. Professor of Population Health and Demography, Department
Samuel Ojima Adejoh, Bether Glory Anozie, and Abolaji Awodein AbstractThis chapter presents reviewed research findings and case studies presented. Thefindings
AbstractThe study investigated the socio-demographic characteristics, communitycharacteristics, sources of fear of crime, frequency of news of crime, sources ofinformation on
ADEJOH, Samuel Ojima; ALABI, Tunde A.; OSAZUWA, Peter and OLUFEYISAN, Motunrayo Ayobami ABSTRACTMaternal healthcare and mortality, among other troubling health
Abstract Purpose Male involvement in maternal healthcare has been described as a key factor to reducing maternal mortality globally. Hence,
Continue readingMaternal Health: A Qualitative Study of Male Partners’ Participation in Lagos
Abstract Objective: This study investigated the impact of COVID-19 lockdown on the consumption of illicit drugs among Persons with Substance