Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Stella C. Chiemeke
Professor of Computer Scince
University of Benin
Benin City, Nigeria
Senior Affiliate Research Fellow (ICITD)
Southern University, Baton Rouge, LA, USA
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University Auditorium
The University of Benin
Benin City, Nigeria
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Behavioral Informatics Digital Humanities & Development Research
An ICT University USA - Foundations Endowed International Pan-African Journal Publication in Collaboration with the The Society for Multidisciplinary & Advanced Research Techniques (SMART) in Africa - Published Quarterly and Disseminated Open Access Free
Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Wada, F.J
Professor of Management & Public Policy Informatics
Barney School of Business
University of Hartford
West Hartford, Connecticut, USA
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ISSN - 2488-8699
Impact of Religious Creeds On Nigerian Politics and National Development
Ajobiewe Jamiu Olatunji & Asuquo Victor
Impact of E-Learning Management Systems During Covid-19 Pandemic
Osaremwinda, O., Abdul, F. & Ohiagu, K.
Effective Inter-Professional Collaboration: A key to Quality Medical Care
Lala, O.G., Onamade, A.A., Oduwole, O.A., Adebayo, F.Y. & Bamigboye, O.O.
Effect Of Pop-Up Advertising On Consumer Purchase Behaviour In Caleb University Imota, Lagos, Ngeria
Adeyemo, F. & Udoh, M.D.
Artificial Intelligence in the Delivery of Healthcare Service Using Chatbot
Onwodi G.O
The Role of Women Librarians in Reducing and Eradicating Gender-Based Violence in Nigeria
Edom, E.U., Anonya, K.M. & Ehirim, I.O.
Interactive Charity Platform System
Aweh, O. & Oyugbo, O.
Electronic Human Nutrition Analyzer for Managing Obesity (EHNAMO)
Adepegba, O. A., Adepegba S. A., Longe O. B. & Adesiyan A. P.
dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V8N21P2
Critical Analysis of Data fusion of Drought and Disease in Relation to its Effect on Crops
Ogunjimi, O.A, Oladosu, O.A, Afolorunso A. A. & Olukumoro O.
Application of Machine Learning in Social Networks and Online Interactions
Sarumi, J. A (PhD)
Ehichioya, Innocent, Okodugha, Dauda A. & Adoga, Emmanuel
dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V8N1P1
Cyber-Crime and Cyber Security Perception in Nigeria
Sarumi J.A. & Adelodun, (PhD)
DOI: dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V8N1P2
Data Mining Technique for Improved Academic Performance
Onwuama T.U., Okpalla C.L. & Enyindah P.
DOI: dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V8N1P3
Waid, A.A. (Ph.D), Banjo, K.A. (Ph.D), Damisola, O.A., Idiake, C.O.
DOI: dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V8N1P4
African Oral Literature: The Despondency of the Nigerian Artist in the 21st Century
Akporherhe Friday (Ph.D) & Udi Peter Oghenerioborue
Towards Enhanced Security for E-Voting Systems – A Review of Existing Techniques
Ogundeinde, I.A.
Vol 7. No 2, June - December - 2021 Series
Onamade, A.A., Oyerinde, O.O., Oduwole, A.O. Lala, O.G. & Longe, O.B.
Design and Implementation of Web Based Recruitment Portal for Nigeria Civil Service Commission Abuja
Onwodi, G.
Vol 7. No 1, Jan-June, 2021 Series
Agbor, S. & Igweh, F.K.
An Agent Based Surveillance System for Oil Pipeline Vandals Detection in Niger Delta
Ikenna L. Ezea
Ibanga Isaac Jonah & Ituen Uwem J.
Towards an Effective Information Assurance and Risk Management (IA&RM) Guide: A Case Study.
Ademola, E.O.
Olugbenro, S.O., Ojo, O.I., Okoye, P.C.N (PhD) & Nwagwu, A.
Facial Analysis Model for Age and Gender Classifications Using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)
Ojo, A.I.
Banjo, K.A., Oloyede, F.A. & Saka, T.S.
A Review of Potential Threats in Supply Chain Cyber Security
Sarumi J.A. (PhD) & Okunoye, A. (PhD)
dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V7N1P6
A Classification Model Based on Machine Learning for Detecting Racist Comments on Social Media Platforms
Allenotor, D. & Oyemade, D. A.
dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V7N1P9
Edom, E.U. (PhD, CLN, AWLIN) & Ibegbulam, K.
Design of a Medical Diagnostic Tool For Some Selected Sexually Transmitted Diseases (MEDITSSTRAD)
Olaniyan, A.B., Oyekunle, O.O. & Anih E.M.
Vol 6. No 2, June, 2020 Series
Bambi, B.I.
Longe, O.B, Onawola, H.J, Okolo, O., Adegbenro, D.A., Wada, F & Chiemeke, S. & Durosinmi, A.
Contraceptive Advertisements and Sexual Behaviour Among Students
Morka, E.O., Nwabudike, F.C. & Okowa-Nwaebi, L.
Investigating Cybercrimes and Security Concerns in Nigeria
Konyeha, S. & Ngonadi, V.I.
Predicting Student Academic Performance Using Data Mining Techniques
Ikuomola A. J. & Nwanze M.N.
Analysis of Decreased IP Forwarding Rate Attack on an Enterprise Network
Osa, E & Konyeha, S
Osuchukwu, C.L., Meremikwu, B,C., Obaseki, E., Onuoha, B & Unuogu, C.C.
Psychological Variables and Pre-Service Teachers’ Attitude to Mathematics Teaching
Amao, F.A., Oladapo, D.I. & Ajani, T.O.
The Financial Transaction Bank Credit Cards; According to Islamic Banking System
Ahmed El-murdi Saeed Omar
Edom, Eunice Uchechi & Onuegbu, Remigius Chinedu
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V6N2P11
Ogunsola, K. & Olojo, T.P.
Successor Management and Sustainability of Family Businesses
In Anambra State, Nigeria.
Agbor, S., Ogana, M & Dieyi, G.P.
Ezea, I. L.
Managing Waste in Abeokuta Metropolis Of Ogun State, Nigeria: A Geospatial Technology Approach
Ademeno, W. O, Oduleye, O. S, Amusa, S. A. & Oyefusi, A. S
Vol 6. No 1, March 2020 Series
Computer Education In Tertiary Institutions: Challenges And Prospects For National Development
Oduntan, E.B. & Abas, A.
Raji, S.T., Bamidele, A.G., Popoola, T.A. & Buari, I.A.
An Empirical Evaluation of Customers Behavioural Intention to Adopt Mobile Banking Apps in Nigeria
Echebiri, W. & Ochei, L.C.
Ugwu, G.U (PhD)
Siyaka, H.O., Owolabi, O. & Hashim, B.I.
5G Security and COVID-19 Pandemic: Analysis of Vulnerabilities from the Technology Perspectives
Nura, T. A., Ibrahim, M., Ibrahim, A., Umar, A.M. & *Ibrahim, M.I.
Access Control into Examination Halls Using Biometric Technology: A Review
Alao, K. A., Yusuf, Y., Alarape, M. A. & Ndakotsu, A. A.
Firms’ Profitability and Board’s Influence On Its Management
Anuonye, N.B., Uchehara, C.C., Ngwama, J.C. & Udofia, I.I.
HELT D: A Context-aware HEalthy Living Through Diet System
Atiku, A.U. & Sajoh, D.I.
The Role of the Physical Environment in Public Library Regeneration in Nigeria
Abatan, S. & Abatan, T.
Design Model for an Interoperable SOA-based System: A Case Study of Procurement System
Ochei, L.C.; Ogunsakin, R. & Wobidi, Echebiri
Rominiyi, G.A.
dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/BHI/V6N1P12
Kaka, O.A, Johnson, O. A. & Oyenuga, J. O
Vol 5. 2019 Series
Evaluation of Entrepreneurship Education on Students’ Business Innovation and Value: Evidence from Selected Universities in South- West, Nigeria
Ajose, O.A., Brimah, A.N., Abdulraheem, I. & Zekeri, A.
Female Prison Structure in Nigeria: A Case Study of Women Prison, Kirikiri, Apapa, Lagos
Mbagwu, J.U.
Olorunlambe, G.A., Abdulraheem, I. & Zekeri, A
Onwobi , G. & Marwa, H.
Communal Insecurity Issues in Nigeria: Clarifications and Propositions
Mbagwu, J.U (PhD) & Obileye, A.A.
Examining the Indispensability of Information Technology Tools in Managing Insecurity in Nigeria
Ajobiewe, J.O.
An Analysis of Security Issues in Cloud Computing
Onwodi, G.
Cultural Education and Impediments of Foreign Languages in Nigeria
Aderogba, A. Ademola
Owolewa, M.A., Mustapha, ‘R.O. (PhD) & Brimah, A.N (PhD)
Ademola, E. O.
Fundamental Concepts and Useful Techniques for Technical Vocational School Information Technology
Nola, A.R & Akinyosade, E. O.
Academic Brilliance Discongruity in the Sciences as a Pointer of The Sexes
Odueke, O.A., Dairo, A.J. & Onakoya, S.K.
Evaluating Cybersecurity Theories, Models, Standards and Frameworks
Folorunsho, O.S., Ayinde, A.Q., Olagoke, M.A. & Fatoye, O.E.
Vol .4 2018 Series
Building Learning Technologies For Digital Humanities – A Review
Onwodi, G.O.
Comparative Analysis of Age Invariant Feature Extraction Techniques for Face Recognition Systems
Oloyede, A., Adedara, O., Nwaocha Vivian .O., Ogunlana, D., Adeyemi, B. & Longe, O.
(A Case Study Of Epe Local Government Area, Lagos State)
Okanlawon-Peters P.O.
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The Journal of Behavioral informatics, Digital Humanities and Development Research is An ICT University USA - Foundations Endowed International Pan-African Journal Publication in Collaboration with the The Society for Multidisciplinary & Advanced Research Techniques (SMART) in Africa - Published Quarterly and Disseminated Open Access Free. It aims to provide a platform for discourses on the informatics of behaviors so as to obtain behavior intelligence and behavior insights. Articles focusing on applied behavior analysis and digital humanities from the psychological perspective, socio-cultural context, development issues, computational theories, systems, criminology, peace and conflict studies, economics of behaviour, social artificial intelligence, IoT, qualitative and quantitatively model, behavior management, within individuals, groups and organizations are welcomed. We also accept papers whose discourses are on the classic study of behavioral, including behavior modeling, applied behavior analysis, behavior analysis, organizational behavior. individual and group behavior formation, representation, computational modeling, analysis, learning, simulation, and understanding of behavior impact, utility, non-occurring behaviors, behavior intervention and management. The Journal promotes and accepts research articles, technical papers, short communications, work in progress and position papers. It also publishes extended versions of papers presented during the International Multidisciplinary (iSTEAMS) Conferences and other conferences disseminating cutting edge research content that fits within the scope of the Journal. Authors are welcomed to submit articles via info@isteams.net
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Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Wada, Fiday Josiah
Professor of Management & Policy Informatics
Barney School of Business
University of Hartford
West Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Managing/Acquisition Editor
Prof. Longe Olumide Babatope
Distinguished Fulbright Scholar
& Chair - American University of Nigeria
Yola, Nigeria
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Ime Obot, Ph.D.
King Fahd University, Saudi Arabia
Bojaji Adefolarin MSc, ZCP
Purdue University, Indianapolis, USA.
Prof. Emmanuel Ojo Ademola
Centre for Citizenship and Leadership Galaxy
London, United Kingdom
Colin S. Thakur PhD
Durban University of Technology, South Africa
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