Dr. Lurwanu Usman

Dr. Lurwanu Usman

Kaduna State University

lurwanu.usman@kasu.edu.ng 0009000685938453
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Biography

B. Sc., M. Sc., Ph.D Public Administration

Publications 4

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Research Article Vol. 12, Issue 1

EFFECT OF SUSTAINABLE FOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICES ON HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY IN IGABI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KADUNA

Lurwanu Usman*, IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR

This study examined the effect of sustainable food production practices on household food security in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Nigeria. The study specifically assessed the influence of soil conservation, water conservation and post-harvest loss reduction on household food security. A survey research design was adopted, and data ...

DOI: 10.68022/kjms.2026.n1rwitbb
Jun, 2026 Vol. 12, Issue 1 26 views 8 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 11, Issue 2

IMPACT OF AUDIT SYSTEM REFORM ON PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE IN KADUNA STATE

Aliyu Abubakar*, Lurwanu Usman

This paper examines the impact of audit system reforms toward enhancing public sector performance in Kaduna State, Nigeria. In recent years, Kaduna State has implemented a series of audit-related reforms aimed at strengthening accountability, transparency, and financial discipline within public institutions. Despite these efforts, concerns persist ...

DOI: 10.68022/kjms.2025.qa20vzkp
Dec, 2025 Vol. 11, Issue 2 12 views 5 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 11, Issue 2

A CONCEPTUAL EXPLORATION OF ORGANISATIONAL COMMITMENT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON JOB SATISFACTION, CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR, AND INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS: INSIGHTS FROM NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY, KANO

Umar Abdulkadir Umar*, Lurwanu Usman

Organisational commitment is a central construct in organisational behaviour due to its influence on employee attitudes, discretionary behaviours, and institutional outcomes. In tertiary institutions, where service delivery depends heavily on human capital, commitment plays a crucial role in shaping job satisfaction, organisational citizenship beha...

DOI: 10.68022/kjms.2025.pwf92i47
Dec, 2025 Vol. 11, Issue 2 14 views 3 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 11, Issue 1

SOCIAL PROTECTION EXPENDITURE AND POVERTY REDUCTION: A CALL FOR THE ADAPTION OF SOCIAL INVESTMENT PROGRAMMES AT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LEVEL IN NIGERIA

Lurwanu Usman*

Poverty remainsa critical challenge in Nigeria, with over 40% ofthepopulation living below the poverty line. Social protection expenditures, including cash transfers, skills acquisition programs, and microcredit schemes, have proven to be effective toolsfor reducing poverty and fostering economic resilience. While federal initiatives like the Natio...

DOI: 10.68022/kjms.2025.vwdkytt3
Jun, 2025 Vol. 11, Issue 1 11 views 3 downloads
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