The development of dance in Aceh can be assumed flexible in the sense that it follows the contemporary development. The development does not necessarily focus solely on tradition, but begins to follow the modern world trend. The mindset is no longer logic as it is not just imagination and intuition at work. The contemporary world is full of thought when we enjoy it. Nevertheless, its development still adheres to the basic principle of Sharia law. This condition remains pertinent even at the national and international levels. Many young choreographers emerge in Aceh, and they are consistent with their creativity. Various dance programs and events in Aceh also assist these art creators. Dance is about creating movement and ideas and supporting elements such as theme and costumes correlation. Currently, art creators rarely pay attention to these details. Their creativity will only be apparent in their ability to synchronize their art with the theme they perform. Thus, choreographers need to pay attention to the correlation between theme and costumes. Surprisingly, this issue is still evident at Sanggar Buana Banda Aceh. A training on costumes and makeup harmony in creative dance was given to the dance performers at this dance studio. Prior to delivering the training, the author initially identified the problems and structured the training content following the problems. The training is expected to provide problem-solving solutions to Acehnese creative dances and any future problems that may arise among the dance communities.  The training also aims to help the young dance creators in Aceh acquire knowledge about makeup and costumes. Since their knowledge in this domain is still immature, it is comprehensible that makeup, costumes, and theme in their dance are often asynchrony.

Nigeria as a multistate with diverse ethnic and religious groups. Nigeria is made up of diverse cultural groups with over 400 languages and dialects and the cultural groups live in different geographical locations. This paper examines how social studies education can be a roadmap for national integration and security challenges in Nigeria. The paper posits that one of the major factors that hinder national integration and security in Nigeria is the inability of many Nigerian citizens to demonstrate national values of patriotism, tolerance, cooperation, obedience, honesty, hardwork etc. These national values are embedded in Social Studies education and civic education. The paper discusses the virtues of national consciousness, patriotism and national integration as the key ingredients for peace and security in Nigeria. The paper also posits that insecurity challenges can be dealt with provided social studies education links initial teacher preparation and continuous teachers’ development based on national integration, social responsibility moral purpose and attitudinal change; with corresponding restructuring of societal needs and their relationships. The paper recommends among others that if all social studies teachers promote brotherly love in their classes and extend it to the outside community, and government meets the need of Nigerians as it is done in the family, then security will be guaranteed in the country. The paper equally emphasizes that the inculcation of core values in the citizens will to a large extent, guarantee national integration, peace and security in Nigeria.

The political system in which it is possible to observe the similarities and differences between groups in favor and against presidential candidates based on negotiation, mediation, conciliation and arbitration processes around the management and administration of Information and Communication Technologies is known as governance. It is a growing phenomenon as local or federal elections approach and digital networks are exacerbated as instruments of promotion or dissuasion of a candidate. In this sense, the objective of the present study was to explore the relationship between preferences and expectations regarding voting intentions in a non-probabilistic sample of student users of digital networks. From a structural model [χ2 = 214.35 (47gl) p = 0.007; GFI = 0.990; CFI = 0.997; RMSSEA = 0.001] it was found that the consensus expectations factor determined voting intentions (0.56). The scope and limits of the exploratory factor analysis of principal axes are discussed with a rotation simple and oblique promax with respect to the confirmation of an orthogonal structure.

This study assessed the correlation between decentralisation policy implementation and universal primary education (UPE) performance in Uganda. It was guided by the objective of assessing the relationship between political decentralisation and primary leaving examinations (PLE) performance in Katerera county in Rubirizi district, in Uganda. The study adopted a descriptive research design with quantitative and qualitative approaches. A sample of 139 respondents were selected using Slovene’s formula. Data was collected using questionnaire and interview guide and analysed using frequencies, percentages, Pearson’s correlation and regression analysis for quantitative data and thematic analysis was used for analysing qualitative data the study findings established a significant relationship between political decentralisation and PLE performance of UPE schools in Katerera county and a unit increase in political decentralisation affects the  PLE performance of UPE schools in Katerera county by 17%. The study concluded that decentralisation policy implementation contributes 61% to the PLE performance of UPE schools in Katerera county; Rubirizi district from the study findings, the researcher recommended that central government should put much efforts in implementing decentralisation policy since it was found to have a significant relationship with performance of UPE schools, reduce bureaucracies for releasing money for buying scholastic materials, encourage parents to give financial support to their respective schools and increasing funding for local governments especially in the education sector.

Library resources are information bearing materials that users consult to meet their information needs. Libraries acquired and organized resources in different format. Electronic resources are materials that are trending in most libraries because of the advent of Information and Communication Technology. But the use of these is still very low in theological institutions in Edo Land. The study is investigating on factors militating against effective utilization of electronic resources by pastors undergoing theological training in Edo Land. The study employed qualitative research methods in the course of the investigation. The researcher makes used of both primary and secondary sources to elicit information. Findings discovered that effective utilization of electronic resources is hampered by some factors such as the library’s hours of operation, attitude of faculty staff towards electronic resources, low Information literacy skills, weak or poor internet connectivity, poor funding among others. Recommendations were made in form of way forward. The study concludes that more cooperation is required among library professionals, publishers, vendors/aggregators, users and software engineers to discuss common issues to arrive at common goal of mutual interests to promote more production, use of these resources with their improved, maintenance and management to the maximum benefit of the users. This is because; the future of library operations belongs to e-resource. Library professionals in theological institutions will have to cope up with new emerging digital environment and devise means to make e-resources efficiently and effectively available and accessible to users.

The title of this paper is “pastoral care intervention in mental illness”. This paper will examine the role of pastoral intervention in cubing the mentally ill. It also aims to educate the society, and church pastors the need to apply pastoral care approach in providing wholeness to   the physically challenged with mental issues.  The findings of this work shall be critically analyses to portray the extent to which pastoral care can help ameliorate the issue of present mental problem. Statement of the problem: the ways and manners some pastors approach people with mental illness is a serious concern for the writer. Some of those churches subject the mentally ill to exorcism by fasting and prayer, flogging, deliverance, taken spiritual bath burning of incense or candle and chain them always. This is a wrong approach in caring for this set of people. Methodology: Due to essential nature of this research work, the researcher will use primary, secondary and internet sources.

The current government of Tanzania is implementing fee free education policy in basic education for the aim of improving quality education. Since independence the government of Tanzania has been deployed several efforts to ensure all children within the country receive quality education. Despite of all efforts undertaken the school quality assurance, means school inspection still a problem. This study discussed about the international, national context of school inspection on basic education and the state of school inspection and challenges in Tanzania. Some of the challenges confronted school inspection in Tanzania were as follows; lack of seminars and workshop, existence of poor selection criteria for inspectors, lack of adequate vehicles for school visiting and other related obstacles, finally the study recommended of what should be done to over the existing matter.

Sociological studies of migration are diverse. The motive for international labor migration includes political, economic, social, and environmental cause. In this regard, this study aims to explore the behavioral change among the labor migrants and the status of family disruption of the Nepalese involved in foreign labor migration. The study has been based on primary source, data collected from interview schedule by fulfilling the validity from the review of literature with the sample from Tribhuvan International Airport, and migrant returnee's temporary residences such as hotels and guest house on accidental basis. The sample includes 102 respondents. The study concludes that the there is a behavioral change among the family members of the migrant labors. The study further concludes there has not been the family disruption among the family members of the migrant labors.