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• » High-Tech proposes Skills Creation Centre for Covenant University
• » Higher Education and Africa’s Future: Doing What is Right
• » HIGHER EDUCATION MARKETING; DOES CORPORATE QUALITY REALLY MATTER?
• » HIGHER ORDER BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS WITH INTEGRAL BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AT RESONANCE ON THE HALF-LINE
• » HIGHER ORDER SUPER-IMPLICIT HYBRID MULTISTEP METHODS FOR SECOND ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
• » Highlights of Covenant University's Classical Choir Concert
• » Hindrances to Women Entrepreneurship and Development in Nigeria; Eradicating Feminization of Poverty among Nigerian Women.
• » Hindrances to Women Entrepreneurship and Development in Nigeria; Eradicating Feminization of Poverty among Nigerian Women.
• » HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES OF BREWERY SPENT GRAINS IN DIETARY
• » Histological studies of brewery spent grains in dietary protein formulation in donryu rats
• » Histological studies of brewery spent grains in dietary protein formulation in donryu rats (2010)
• » Histopathological Studies of Utilization of Brewery Spent Grains Effect in Humans Food Chain
• » Histopathological Studies of Utilization of Brewery Spent Grains Effect in Humans Food Chain.
• » Historic Varsities Trail Covenant in the Field of Industry; Crude Oil; Oil Companies
• » HIV AIDS Policy
• » HIV Voluntary Counselling and Testing For Young People:The Antidote for a Healthy and Positive Living in Nigeria.
• » Home-based female sex workers and exposure to HIV in Suburb of cities in Nigeria
• » Homegrown Products set to Emerge in the new Academic Session-VC
• » Homegrown Products set to Emerge in the new Academic Session-VC
• » Hooding Event presentation for CDS
• » Hooding Event presentation for CST
• » Hooding Event Presentation for SPS
• » Hooding Events for the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students of Covenant University
• » Hooding Programme for Postgraduate Students
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• » Hope Africa: An Anthology of Poems
• » Hopes, Aspirations as Covenant Welcomes Freshmen to Hebron
• » Horizontal Component of ground magnetic studied of Ijebu-jesa area, Southwestern Nigeria
• » Horizontal derivatives of the ground magnetic Interpretation in part of Ilesa area, Southwestern Nigeria.
• » Host Locals Advised to Pay Attention to Personal Hygiene
• » Household access to agricultural credit and agricultural production in Nigeria: A propensity score matching model
• » Household access to agricultural credit and agricultural production in Nigeria: A propensity score matching model
• » Household food Insecurity and Exclusive Breastfeeding: Implications for Child Survival in Osogbo, Osun State Nigeria.
• » Household Waste Collection And Disposal: Ojo Local Government Case Study, Lagos State, Nigeria.
• » Household Welfare Impact of Trade Liberalization in Nigeria: A Computable General Equilibrium Model
• » Households’ ICT Access and Bank Patronage in West Africa: Empirical Insights from Burkina Faso and Ghana
• » Households’ ICT access and educational vulnerability of children in Ghana
• » Households’ ICT access and educational vulnerability of children in Ghana
• » Housing and Residential Satisfaction Research gets a Boost from Covenant, Faculty
• » Housing Finance: The Role of the Private Sector in Public-Private Partnership in Housing Delivery for the Low-Income in Nigeria
• » Housing needs in Ibadan core area: a case study of Oke Foko
• » Housing Nigerian Urban Poor Through Self-Build Housing Concept Using Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks
• » Housing Procurement In Informal Settlements: A Case Study Of Ayobo, Lagos, Nigeria
• » Housing the Urban Poor in Nigeria through Self-Build Housing Concept Using Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks.
• » Housing transformation and impact on residents’ life quality: Case study of low-income housing estate, Ipaja, Lagos
• » How active are Non-State Actors in the Provision of Public Primary Education in Nigeria?
• » How can I make it better
• » How children are reported in the Nigerian newspapers: Implications for the rights of the child
• » How Research Analytics is Driving Success at a Nigerian University - Elsevier Connect
• » How safe is that Red Meat?