In this contribution, the main concern is to x-ray the emergence of new Christian religious movements in Nigeria in the context of a depressed socio-economic and political order. Although the emergency of these new Christian ...

Nigeria as we see her today is a colonial creation through various processes culminating in the policy of amalgamation. The policy sought to unify the heterogeneous people into one nation. The process marked the consolidation ...

The paper argues that there are inherent corrupt tendencies in all Nigerian political parties right from the first republic. It looks at the basic features and characteristics of party systems. The paper traces the evolution ...

For too long this nation had been at the receiving end of a lecherous National Assembly whose primary function, it would seem is to skim off the nation either by padding budgets or harassing Ministries, Departments and ...

The paper evaluates the banking sector reforms through recapitalization. It examines the rationale and the supposed benefits of the consolidation exercise aimed at improving the productive base of the Nigerian economy. The ...

The transition to PEPFAR 2.0 with its focus on country ownership was accompanied by substantial funding cuts. We describe the impact of this transition on HIV care in a large network of HIV clinics in Nigeria. We surveyed ...

Objectives and Method: There are growing concerns of tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF)–associated renal toxicity. We evaluated the effect of long-term TDF exposure on renal function in a cohort of HIV-1-infected Nigerians ...

Background: Many lines of evidence point to HIV-1 subtype-specific differences in the development of drug resistance mutations. While variation between subtype C and others has been extensively explored, there has been ...

Objective—Differentiated care refers collectively to flexible service models designed to meet the differing needs of HIV-infected persons in resource-scarce settings. Decentralization is one such service model. Retention ...

Background: For patients on antiretroviral therapy (ART), treatment interruptions can impact patient outcomes and result in the accumulation of drug resistance mutations leading to virologic failure. There are minimal ...