iosr-jpte   Volume-6 ~ Issue-2 ~ march – april 2019

Abstract: ThIs paper attempts to analyze the immediate and longtime consequences of the pronouncement of Governor Nasir Ahmed El-rufa'i of Kaduna State Nigeria abolishing indigenes/settlers dichotomy in the Kaduna State. El-rufa'i pronouncements reignited the old debate that has taken the centre stage of national discourses from mid 70s down the lane. He assumes abolishing settler/indigenes dichotomy will promote integration between and many peoples living in Kaduna State and abet the recurring skirmishes associated with the dichotomy.The policy will rather expose and overstretched the state resources because of absence of the same law in other federations units.

Keywords: Citizenship, Indigeneship, Federation, Natives, settlers/indegines

Abstract: Compliance in garments industry has basically been involved for practicing social activities. Sometimes unethical activities like forced labor, child labor, discrimination, excess working hour, unhealthy work environment, abuse of human rights harassment increase worker sufferings. It's against "The cloth should be free of blood". The purpose of this research is to observe the implications on Social Compliance in a RMG Sector in Bangladesh. Data for this research were collected from one RMG industry of Bangladesh. I have selected a large factory. This factory was chosen according to number of workers of industry. In order to achieve this, interviews were undertaken with Compliance managers, factory managers, experts, and workers, conducted in confidence and anonymously............

Key-words: Compliance, Management, Child labor, Forced labor, Discrimination, Disciplinary practices, Freedom of association, Remuneration, Benefits, Health & Safety.

Abstract: The root bark of Cochlospermum tinctorium ( local name Rawaya) is used in the treatment of various disease in man such as diabetes, yellow and malaria fever in Nigeria but in other parts of the world, is used against intestinal worms, bilharzia and gastro-intestinal disease like ulcer. Cochlospermum tinctorium is a savannah plant found in farm across Northern Nigeria. In the present study, the dye extracts obtained from the bark of C .tinctorium was used in the dyeing of cotton, silk and polyester fabrics. The fabrics were assessed for antimicrobial and fastness properties. The antimicrobial assessment was performed quantitatively by disc diffusion method, parallel streak method and........

Key-words: Mordant, silk, polyester, cotton, Cochspermum tinctorium.