TY  - JOUR
T1  - A Study of Inclusive Findings Through Public Private Partnership (PPP), for Addressing Infra
Structural Deficit in Welding and Fabrication in Technical Colleges in Nigeria
AU - Budouaki Terry, Youdiowei AU - Aliyu Rotimi, Shittu AU - Innocent, Nwahunanya AU - Muhammad Ahmad, Umar AU - Abuubaida Abdullahi, Shettima AU - Ikenna Nwaodo, Samsun AU - Emeje Attah, Peter AU - Abdulkadir, Zakari AU - Ejovwokode Edward, Mukoro 
JO  - Asian Journal of Information Technology
VL  - 20
IS  - 12
SP  - 220
EP  - 224
PY  - 2021
DA  - 2001/08/19
SN  - 1682-3915
DO  - ajit.2021.220.224
UR  - https://makhillpublications.co/view-article.php?doi=ajit.2021.220.224
KW  - Public private partnership
KW  -infra structural deficit
KW  -welding and fabrication and technical colleges
AB  - The study investigated the study of inclusive funding through
public private partnership (PPP), for addressing infra structural deficit
in welding and fabrication in technical colleges in Nigeria. The study
was descriptive design. The population of the study was two thousand
and seventy (2,070) technical staff of welding and fabrication in
Nigerian Technical Colleges. One hundred and twenty technical teachers
were randomly selected through stratified random sampling techniques
as sample of the study. The researchers developed instrument titled:
Public Private Partnership (PPP), for Addressing Infra structural Deficit
in Welding and Fabrication in Technical Colleges Questionnaire.
(PPPAIDWFTCQ). The instrument was validated by three experts from
industrial technical education, one from department of public
administration and local government and two from educational
measurement and evaluation in University of Nigeria Nsukka. The
Cronbach Alpha Reliability Coefficient of the test instrument was used
to determine the reliability coefficient of 0.90, is obtained which were
indicates that the instrument was reliable for the study. The data
collected was analyzed in line with the research questions and mean and
standard deviation was used. A mean of 2.50 and above will be
considered Agreed, below that were considered not agreed. The mean
gain was used to answer research questions with the used of Statistical
Package for Social Sciences SPSS (Vision, 22). Recommendation: The
Nigerian government should endeavor to keep these programed running
beyond the administration that initiated them in as much as they remain
relevant and meet needs. They should not be scarified on the altar of
political gerrymandering which is the trade-mark of Nigerian politics.
ER  -