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Item Facilities Management: A Career for Architect Graduates and Implications for Curriculum Development(Journal of the Association of Architectural Educators in Nigeria, 2006-03) Aniya, Jonathan U.; Lawal, Lateef AdemolaThe challenge being faced by young architects in the present economic depression is so enormous that finding jobs seems a herculean task. This paper takes a look at facilities management as a career opportunity for architecture graduates. It underscores its importance as a key area where services can be offered to clients. This paper discovers that there is a wide gap which needs to be filled for facilities management to gain relevance in Nigeria. Proper inventories and relevant data on facilities management and creating awareness are suggested as methodological approaches toward job creation for the architect-graduates. It asserts that as a result of the changing world, architect graduates need to focus on other areas of human endeavour in order to develop a career in them. The paper concludes that due to changing needs and demands of the society, the contents of the education of architects need to be reviewed and updated. This, it opines, should accommodate facilities management into the curriculum of schools of architecture in Nigeria.Item The Status of E-Learning in Kuje Correctional Center, Abuja(African Scholar Publications, 2023-11-30) Adamu, Sani A.; Lawal, Lateef AdemolaThere is a recharged hopefulness by the Nigerian correctional Help to advance far off learning in custodial focuses through the Public Open college. This is in accordance with the Unified countries objectives of Basic Liberties Act, by which learning ought to be open for all paying little heed to social prohibition reasons, like detainment. Moreover, to the choice of E-learning, these proposition changes of consistent learning ways at auxiliary and tertiary levels. In spite of this large number of advantages, it has demonstrated testing to find spaces upgraded for training in the Nigerian correctional facilities, substantially less intended to help their instructive requirements. This examination is pointed toward looking for further developed approaches to arranging and planning correctional facilities so as to give very much planned spaces to E-learning. This can be accomplished by distinguishing existing plan issues related with E-learning and looking for approaches to settling them. As well as survey of existing writing to comprehend exercises related with training through E-learning. Notwithstanding, contextual investigations of existing correctional facilities that have put forth attempt in giving spaces to E-learning will be done to suit our nearby settings. The discovery of the review uncovers that schooling in restorative habitats emphatically affects recidivism. Overview research was embraced for the review and an organised poll was utilised as the instrument for gathering information.