Assessment of Inclusive Funding Through Public Private Partnership in Development of Infrastructure in Welding and Fabrication Trade in Technical Colleges in Nigeria

• Published in: NeuroQuantology Vol. 20; no. 14; p. 1213
• Main Authors: Samson, Ikenna Nwaodo, Abdullahi, Shettima Abuubaida, Umar, Ahmad, Muhammad, Nwahunanya Innocent, Rotimi, Shittu Aliyu, Terry, Youdiowei Budouaki, Attah, Peter Emeje, Zakari Abdulkadir, Mukoro, Ejovwokode Edward
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Bornova Izmir NeuroQuantology 01.01.2022
• Subjects: Artisans; Colleges & universities; Conflicts of interest; Employment; Funding; Infrastructure; Local government; Mean; Partnerships; Public administration; Public private partnerships; Questions; Random sampling; Reliability; Sampling methods; Society; Students; Technical colleges; Technical education; Vocational education; Welding; Nigeria
• ISSN: 1303-5150
• DOI: 10.4704/nq.2022.20.14.NQ880168

The study investigated the study of inclusive funding through public private partnership in development of infrastructure in welding and fabrication trade 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. Two hundred and twenty five technical teachers were randomly selected through stratified random sampling techniques as sample of the study. The researchers developed instrument titled: Public Private Partnership in Development of Infrastructure in Welding and Fabrication Trade Questionnaire. (PPPDIWFTQ). 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 0.87, 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 endevour to keep these programmes 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