Social and Bio-Medical Predictors of Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Nursing Mothers in Lagos and Taraba States, Nigeria
Tunde A. Alabi a,⁎, Samuel O. Adejoh b, Sonnen Atinge c, Esther Umahi da Department of Sociology, University of Lagos,
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Patients’ experiences of family members’ reactions to diagnosis of breast cancer and support in the management of breast cancer in Lagos, Nigeria
Samuel Ojima Adejoh, PH.D.1 , Adetayo Olorunlana, PH.D.2 andAdeola Adejayan, B.SC.1Department of Social Work, University of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeria and
Stakeholder perspectives and requirements to guide the development of digital technology for palliative cancer services: a multi-country, cross-sectional, qualitative study in Nigeria, Uganda and Zimbabwe
Kennedy Bashan Nkhoma1*, Bassey Ebenso2, David Akeju3, Samuel Adejoh3, Michael Bennett4, Mike Chirenje5, Adlight Dandadzi5, Elizabeth Nabirye6, Elizabeth Namukwaya6, Eve
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
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GIS Analysis of Potential Crime Locations in University Neighborhood: A Case Study of College of Medicine, Idi-Araba, Lagos, Nigeria
1Peter Elias, 2Franca Attoh, 1Abiodun Ajijola, & 2Samuel Adejoh1Department of Geography, University of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba, Nigeria2Department of Social Work,
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
Public risk perception and behaviours towards COVID-19 during the first and second waves in Nigeria: a secondary data analysis
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
Internally displaced people in Lagos: Environmental health conditions and access to healthcare in the context of COVID-19
Samuel Ojima Adejoh, Irina Kuznetsova & Surindar DhesiTo cite this article: Samuel Ojima Adejoh, Irina Kuznetsova & Surindar Dhesi (2022):