Format

Articles should normally include the following parts, but depending on the type of articles and subjects covered some parts may not be necessary:

• TITLE;
• ABSTRACT usually 200-250 words summarizing main points;
• KEYWORDS usually 4-6 keywords are required;
• INTRODUCTION different from the abstract in that it “set the stage” for the content of the article rather than telling the reader what it is about;
• MAIN BODY may incorporate subtitle, artwork, photos, chats etc,
• CONCLUSION assessment of result or restatement of points in the introduction;
• REFERENCES use author/date citation method. Numbered footnotes or endnotes will be converted. Include complete publication information. Standard is the Chicago Manual of style, 14th edition, the University of Chicago Press.

Acceptance Procedures

All manuscripts will be reviewed by two or more referees to ensure accuracy and relevance. Based on the referee’s recommendation, a manuscript may be reviewed by the author(s) before final acceptance. The author(s) will be required to the sum of $80 or N20,000.00 into the institute account. The fee covers review fee, publication fee and one hard copy of the publication which will be mailed to the corresponding author after the edition has been published.