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Impact of Financial Risk on Profitability: Evidence from Nigerian Deposit Money Banks
The paper assesses the influence of financial risk on profitability of listed Nigerian Deposit money banks (DMBs). Profitability was proxied with return on assets (ROA), whereas financial risk as a predictor is measured with Liquidity Risk (LQR), Interest Rate Risk (IRR) and Operational Risk (OPR)…
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Caregivers´ qualitative insights on trust, resilience and vaccination attitudes shaping child health in conflict-affected Northeast Nigeria
Abstract Background Northeast Nigeria, particularly the conflict-affected Borno, Yobe and Adamawa (BAY) states, has some of the highest under-five mortality rates in the world. Armed conflict, damaged health infrastructure and systemic poverty have significantly reduced access to healthcare. This…
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Maternal and child healthcare-seeking among victims of violence in armed conflict: a quasi-experimental study in Northeast Nigeria
Introduction Armed conflict severely impacts health, with indirect deaths often exceeding direct casualties two to four times, disproportionately affecting women and children. Although the magnitude of these effects is well-documented, the mechanisms driving them remain insufficiently understood…
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Health-seeking amid conflict and climate stress: how climate disaster shapes maternal and child healthcare behavior in fragile and conflict-affected settings
Abstract Background Floods can have significant adverse health consequences, placing an additional burden on healthcare systems and altering healthcare-seeking behavior. However, its effects on the health-wellbeing of vulnerable groups, such as pregnant women and children, in resource-constrained…
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Health-seeking in fragile and conflict-affected settings: how armed violent conflict shapes maternal and child health-seeking behaviours
Abstract Background Maternal and child mortality rates remain unacceptably high in fragile and conflict-affected settings, where insecurity, displacement, and systemic disruption hinder access to healthcare. Nigeria is one of the countries most severely affected, and continues to experience…
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Description of the design of a mixed-methods study to assess the burden and determinants of malaria transmission for tailoring of interventions (microstratification) in Ibadan and Kano metropolis
Abstract Background Rapid urbanization in Nigerian cities may lead to localized variations in malaria transmission, particularly with a higher burden in informal settlements and slums. However, there is a lack of available data to quantify the variations in transmission risk at the city level and…