Tag: rehabilitation
Beyond the Ivory Tower: Why I Am Taking Research to the Streets
AUTHOR: Prof. Samuel Ojima Adejoh Year: 2026 Welcome to My Digital Classroom. For decades, the university system has operated on
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Maternal Health: a Qualitative Study of Male Partners’ Participation in Lagos, Nigeria
Samuel Ojima Adejoh1 & Adetayo Olorunlana2 & Olatunji Olaosebikan1 AbstractPurpose Male involvement in maternal healthcare has beendescribed as a key
Rehabilitation of drug abusers: the roles of perceptions, relationships and family supports
Samuel Ojima Adejoh, Olusegun M. Temilola & Funmilayo F. AdejuwonTo cite this article: Samuel Ojima Adejoh, Olusegun M. Temilola &
Violent victimisation in Lagos metropolis: An empirical investigation of community and personal predictors
Waziri B AdisaUniversity of Lagos, NigeriaTunde A AlabiUniversity of Lagos, Nigeria and University of Cape Town, South AfricaJohnson AyodeleLead City
We love orthodox medicine but still use our ‘Eleweomo’: Utilization of traditional healers among women in an urban community in Nigeria
Olayinka O. Goodman1,2, Samuel O. Adejoh3, Adeyinka Adeniran1,2,Angela C. Emechebe2, Yetunde A. Kuyinu1,21Department of Community Health and Primary Health Care,
A Handbook of Transnational Crime and the Rehabilitation of Offenders
Transnational crimes are organised crimes involving more than one country in its planning, execution, or impact. Unlike traditional crimes that
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Does where mothers live matter? Regional variations in factors influencing place of child delivery in Nigeria
Tunde A. Alabi1,2* , Sonnen Atinge3, Chibuike Ejim4 and Samuel O. Adejoh51Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of
SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC, COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS AND FEAR OF CRIME ASCORRELATES OF SELF-REPORTED HEALTH STATUS IN LAGOS, NIGERIA
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
Predictors of fear of crime among residents in selected communities in Lagos, Nigeria
AbstractThe study investigated the socio-demographic characteristics, communitycharacteristics, sources of fear of crime, frequency of news of crime, sources ofinformation on