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Review <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>literature</strong> on basic education in NigeriaMulkeen, A., 2006. Teachers and school principals at <strong>the</strong> centre <strong>of</strong> change in <strong>the</strong> school and classroom.Paper prepared for <strong>the</strong> ADEA biennial meeting, Libreville, Gabon, 27–31 March, 2006. Paris: ADEA.[P&E; MIXM; CASE; STATS, DR, INT]Mulkeen, A., Chapman, D. W., DeJaeghere, J. G., and Leu, E., 2007. Recruiting, retaining, and retrainingsecondary school teachers and principals in Sub-Saharan Africa. World Bank Working Paper No. 99.Washington DC: Africa Region Human Development Department, World Bank. [S – OR,comprehensive; P&E; QUAL; INT – I]National Agency for <strong>the</strong> Control <strong>of</strong> AIDS (NACA), 2012. Federal Republic <strong>of</strong> Nigeria: Global AIDSresponses country progress report. Abuja: NACA.National Bureau <strong>of</strong> Statistics, 2006. Nigeria Living Standard Survey 2004. Final Report. Abuja: NBS.National Bureau <strong>of</strong> Statistics, 2010. The National Literacy Survey Report. Abuja: NBS.National Bureau <strong>of</strong> Statistics, 2013. Nigeria Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2011. Final Report. Abuja:NBS.National Commission for Colleges <strong>of</strong> Education, 2005. Preliminary and main report on tracer study <strong>of</strong>NCE graduates (1998–2002). Abuja: NCCE.National Commission for Nomadic Education, 2012. Unpublished report on achievements. Kaduna:NCNE.National Population Commission, 2010. 2006 population and housing census. Priority Table III.Population distribution by sex, state, LGA and senatorial district. Abuja: NPC.National Population Commission (NPC) and ICF Macro, 2009. Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey2008. Abuja: NPC and ICF Macro.National Population Commission, NMCP and ICF International, 2012. Nigeria Malaria Survey 2010.Abuja: NPC, NMCP and ICF International.National Population Commission and ORC Macro, 2004. Nigeria DHS EdData Survey 2004: educationdata for decision-making. Calverton, Maryland, USA: National Population Commission and ORCMacro.National Population Commission and RTI International, 2011. Nigeria DHS Ed Data Survey 2010:education data for decision-making. Washington DC: NPC and RTI International.Ndiyo, N.A., 2007. A dynamic analysis <strong>of</strong> education and economic growth in Nigeria. The Journal <strong>of</strong>Developing Areas, 41(1): 1–16. [S&E; QUAN; STAT–AN]Nyemutu-Roberts, F.O., Odumusu, O., and Nab<strong>of</strong>a, M., 2009. Religions and development in Nigeria: apreliminary <strong>literature</strong> <strong>review</strong>. Religion and development Working Paper 31. Birmingham, UK:International Development Department, University <strong>of</strong> Birmingham. [S – OR]Obanya, P., 2010. Planning and managing meaningful access to education: <strong>the</strong> Nigerian experience.Centre for International Education, University <strong>of</strong> Sussex, Department <strong>of</strong> Education Open SeminarSeries. [S – OR; QUAL]Obanya, P., 2011. Politics and <strong>the</strong> dilemma <strong>of</strong> meaningful access to education: <strong>the</strong> Nigerian story,Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transitions and Equity (CREATE), PATHWAYS TOACCESS, Research Monograph No. 56. Centre for International Education, University <strong>of</strong> Sussex, UK:CREATE. [S – OR; QUAL]Odoko, F.O. and Nnanna, O.J., 2008. Fiscal federalism: fiscal discipline and service delivery in Nigeria.Unpublished report. [VIEW; MIXM; DR]Oguntola, S., 2012. Fury over mission school fees. Christianity Today, June 6. Available online atwww.christianitytoday.com/ct/2012/june/nigeria-fury-over-fees.html. [Newspaper]EDOREN – Education Data, Research and Evaluation in Nigeria 173
Review <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>literature</strong> on basic education in NigeriaOgwumike, F.O., Alaba, O.A., Alaba, O.B., Alayande, A., and Okojie, C., 2006. Labour force participation,earnings and inequality in Nigeria. Presentation at <strong>the</strong> African Economic Research Consortium(AERC), Nairobi, Kenya, 10–12 October, 2006. Available online atwww.sarpn.org/documents/d0002270/. [S&E; QUAN; STAT–AN]Ojomite, B.U., 2010. Education and economic growth in Nigeria: a Granger causality analysis. AfricanResearch Review: 4(3a): 90–108. [S&E; QUAN; STAT–AN]Okebukola, P.A., Owolabi, O., and Okebukola, F.O., 2013. Mo<strong>the</strong>r tongue as default language <strong>of</strong>instruction in lower primary science classes: tension between policy prescription and practice.Journal <strong>of</strong> Research in Science Teaching, 50(1), 62–81. [P&E; MIXM; OBS, FGP]Okeke, E.A.C., Nzewi, U.M. and Njoku, Z., 2008. Tracking school age children’s education status inUNICEF A-Field states. Enugu: UNICEF. [P&E; MIXM]Okojie, C., 2008. Gender issues report for <strong>the</strong> Girls’ Education Project Evaluation. Unpublished report.Abuja: UNICEF. [P&E; EVAL – F, external; QUAL]Okojie, C., 2012. Formative evaluation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative: Nigeria report.New York: UNGEI. [P&E, SR; EVAL – F; QUAL; INT – I, FGP, OBS, DR]Olaniyi, J.E., Aliyu, M.H., and Jolly P.E., 2007. A <strong>review</strong> <strong>of</strong> intestinal helminthiasis in Nigeria and <strong>the</strong> needfor school-based intervention. Journal <strong>of</strong> Rural and Tropical Public Health, 6: 33–39. [S – OR]Olateju, M.A., 2010. Functional literacy empowerment for nomadic herdsman in Osun State. Language,Culture and Curriculum, 23(2): 109–121. [EVAL – F; P&E; QUAL; OBS]Oluwakemi, A.B. and Kayode, A., 2007. Corporal punishment-related ocular injuries in Nigerian children.Journal <strong>of</strong> Indian Association <strong>of</strong> Pediatric Surgeons, 12(2): 76–79. [P&E; QUAN; QUEST]Omoeva, C., Sylla, B., Hatch, R., and Gale, C., 2013. Out-<strong>of</strong>-school children: data challenges in measuringaccess to education. Washington DC: Education Policy and Data Center. [S – OR; QUAN; STAT–AN]Omokhodion, F.O., Omokhodion, S.I., and Odusote, T.O., 2006. Perceptions <strong>of</strong> child labour amongworking children. Child: Health, Care and Development, 32(3): 281–286. [P&E; QUAN; QUEST]Onuka, A.O., 2008. An evaluation <strong>of</strong> parents’ patronage <strong>of</strong> private primary schools in Abeokuta, Nigeria.International Journal <strong>of</strong> African and African-American Studies, 7(2): 58–70. [P&E; QUAN; QUEST]Opara, K.N., Udoidung, N.I., Opara, D.C., Okun, O.E., Edosomwan, E.U., Udoh, A.J., 2012. The Impact <strong>of</strong>Intestinal Parasitic Infections on <strong>the</strong> Nutritional Status <strong>of</strong> Rural and Urban School-Aged Children inNigeria. International Journal <strong>of</strong> MCH and AIDS, 1(1): 73–82. Available online atwww.mchandaids.org. [P&E; QUAN; STAT–AN]OPM, 2011. Political economy and institutional assessment for results-based financing for health.Unpublished report. Oxford: OPM. [P&E; QUAL; INT – I]Okpukpara, B.C. and Odurukwe, N., 2006. Incidence and determinants <strong>of</strong> child labour in Nigeria:implications for poverty alleviation. AERC Research Paper 156. Nairobi: AERC. [S&E; QUAN; STAT –AN]Orbach, E., 2004. The capacity <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Nigerian government to deliver Basic Education services. WorldBank Africa Region Human Development Series. Washington DC: World Bank. [P&E, S – OR; MIXM;INT – I; DR]Osaghae, E.E and Suberu, R.T., 2005. A history <strong>of</strong> identities, violence and stability in Nigeria. Centre forResearch <strong>of</strong> Inequality, Human Security and Ethnicity (CRISE) Working Paper No. 6. CRISE: Oxford.[TC; HIST]Osakue, G., 2006. Violence against women and girls: breaking <strong>the</strong> culture <strong>of</strong> silence. Exchange on HIVand AIDS, 2(1–3). Available online atwww.kit.nl/net/KIT_Publicaties_output/ShowFile2.aspx?e=1021 [Accessed 6 May, 2011]. [S – OR]EDOREN – Education Data, Research and Evaluation in Nigeria 174
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