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    Counselling Anti-Social Behaviours among Students of Tertiary Institutions for Transformation Aganda in Nigeria
    (Department of Guidance and Counselling,Nasarawa State University Keffi., 2015-03-10) Mayange, Levi Terzungwe; Ayuba, Iya Haruna.
    One of the most pressing issues in the minds of people in Nigeria today, as far as students' behaviour is concerned is antisocial activities carried out by our youth. These behaviours affect the quality of the products or graduates of our tertiary institutions, and by extension, the society at large. These antisocial behaviours seem to be militating against the graduation of students that are worthy in character and learning to merit the certificates obtained at the end of their studies. Some of these antisocial behaviour include cultism, drug abuse, examination misconduct, obscene dressing, sexual promiscuity/ harassment and vandaiization, to mention but a few. Each of the above, its causes and likely social and academic implications are explained in this paper It is recommended that the responsibility of preventing or curbing general students' antisocial behaviour is a collective one resting on counsellors, parents, teachers, religious leaders, school authorities and the government. This can be done through appropriate upbringing counseling and necessary sanction for offenders/ culprits.
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    Counselling for Mass Literacy Towards National Development in Nigeria
    (Department of Guidance and Counselling,Nasarawa State University Keffi., 2015-03-10) Ortese, Peter Terfa.; Mayange, Levi Terzungwe
    This paper focused on the relevance of literacy in National development. It therefore xrayed the concept of literacy in terms of definition, and types. The history of literacy education in Nigeria was examined. The concept of national development and the relevance of literacy in national development were also examined. Findings reveal that at present literacy rate in Nigeria stands at 68% of the total population. A number of factors responsible for this decline are also examined and it offered prospects-way forward to enhance high literacy rate in Nigeria. The researchers counselled that literacy is a backbone of national development. As such both government and stakeholders must take mass literacy in Nigeria more serious if Nigeria must develop.
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    ROLE OF COUNSELLORS IN ADJUSTMENT OF SURVIVORS OF UNREPORTED RAPE
    (Department of guidance and counselline, Nasarawa State university keffi, 2018-09-12) Ayuba, Iya Haruna; Jacks, Chinyere Stella; Mayange, Levi Terzungwe
    In any way acceptable. Rape is a type of recent times, been confronted with * sexual assault against mostly women. U is increasing vices such as insurgency, forced sex or engaging one in sex activity abduction, violence, armed robbery, and without the person's consent. Rape is not kidnap, among others, leaving women at just unwanted sex but also a highly the receiving end; rape. Women have been traumatic experience like other serious positioned as vulnerable to men’s violence traumas (Ayinde. 2010). It is according to and powerless to stop it (llcberle, 1996). Centre for Law Enforcement Education Rape is a horrific experience that most (CLEEN Foundation 2011), a form of women would not want to talk about hence, sexual violence with devastating resulting in several unreported rape psychological, social and economic impact instances in the country. Rape, according on the survivors who are predominantly to Akinade, Adewuyi and Sulainvan women. Peters and Olowa (2010) consider (2010), is a pandemic crime that is rape as an immoral act which is not characteristically underreported peculiar to any nation, race, creed or worldwide. It is however, known to have gender. The trend of recurrence of rape in high prevalence in Nigeria. This has been the Nigerian society today constitutes a variously attributed to the enduring culture serious phenomenal threat to human of male dominance, female social and existence and dignity (Babalola, 2013). economic disempowerment and poor or • Unfortunately, available statistics and records of rape across the country are not true representation of the actual rape incidences. Partly, because most rape survivors never report their experiences for