Vol. 38 No. 2 (2026)

Articles

1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY: PROMOTING SAFE AND HEALTHY WORK ENVIRONMENTS AMONG FACTORY WORKERS IN NIGERIA

   Peniel Ochure Lale, Itam Ben Edet, Emmanuel Olorunleke Alebiosu, Christiana Ofie Ukpata, Udochukwu Akah Levi
   1-11

2. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN RURAL HEALTH PROMOTION IN NIGERIA: OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES AND POLICY DIRECTIONS

   Maria Precious Oredugba, Adisa Bolaji Iyanda, Habib Olayinka Agboola, Kayode Oluyomi Fakorede, Faith Oiza Lukeman, Joshua Obazu Osiki, Sunday Clement Amao
   12-24

3. SPORTS AND PHYSICAL THERAPY AS MEANS OF PRIMARY PREVENTION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

   Abigail Oluwadunni Davis, Olawale Akanbi Moronkola
   25-30

4. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN TEACHING AND LEARNING HEALTH EDUCATION: IMPLICATIONS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES IN NIGERIA

   Adebisi A. Eruosi, Akinmade O. Omolade, Adetola O. Adeniyi, Habeeb L. Owolabi
   31-43

5. DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTIVE MODEL USING RANDOM FOREST FOR COMMUNITY-LED WATER SAFETY IN FLOOD-PRONE AREAS OF NIGERIA

   Temitope Musa Yekini, Habeeb Ladi Owolabi, Awwal Alade Arioye
   44-55

6. CHATBOT IN ENHANCING PARENTAL KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS HEALTHY EATING HABITS IN AKWA IBOM NORTHWEST SENATORIAL DISTRICT, NIGERIA

   Victoria Ikoobong Umoren, Florence Chiebere Kanu, Felicia Saturday Ekpu
   56-66

7. PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS ON THE UTILISATION OF AI-BASED LEARNING IN UNIVERSITY OF UYO, UYO, AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA

   Victoria Ikoobong Umoren, Olivia Onyeka Ekwuotosi, Calista Chidinmma Kingsley
   67-76

8. INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF TRADERS TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION PRACTICES IN OWAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE

   Friday Idomei Unumeakhe, Ijeoma Jessica Chiejine, Ujiro Igbudu
   77-84

9. EXPLORING STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF THE CHALLENGES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATION IN THE DELIVERY OF PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION INSTRUCTION

   Samuel Adesina Okueso, Katheleen Chimeziem Izunwanne, Adebolu Folajimi Adekoya
   85-97

10. AI-POWERED HEALTH EDUCATION AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, AND BEHAVIOUR OF UNDERGRADUATES IN UNIVERSITY OF UYO

    Rosetta Charles Abakam
    98-106

11. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCECE (AI) –DRIVEN HEALTH MESSAGING AND SUPPORT SYSTEM ON EXLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING PRACTICE AMONG NURSING MOTHERS IN AKOKO-EDO, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE

    Friday Idomei Unumeakhe, Ujiro Igbudu
    107-114

12. VIRTUAL REALITY IN HUMAN KINETICS AND HEALTH EDUCATION: A TRANSFORMATIVE APPROACH TO TEACHING AND LEARNING

    Habeeb Ladi Owolabi, Adekunle Adelaja Abdul, Abimbola Olawatosin Oyekunle, Adebisi Ambaliu Eruosi
    115-135

13. TEACHER'S PERCEPTION OF THE CHALLENGES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN PROMOTING SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION IN OKIGWE SENATORIAL DISTRICT, IMO STATE

    Emmanuel O. Ogueri, Yakubu Yahaya, Magdalene Ifeoma Opareke
    136-144

14. KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN EDUCATION AMONG HEALTH EDUCATION STUDENTS OF ALVAN IKOKU FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION OWERRI, IMO STATE

    Mary Ndubuisi Fidelis
    145-155

15. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HEALTH PROFESSION EDUCATION

    Idowu Adebayo, Arimiyau Akanji Sanusi, Taiwo Olusola Oyekunle
    156-167

16. EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) BASED HEALTH EDUCATION AND STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN UYO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF AKWA IBOM STATE

    Macauley Edem Udo, Ini-mfon Bassey Umo, Goodluck Emmanuel Udo
    168-174

17. INTEGRATING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMMES FOR IMPROVED DISEASE PREVENTION IN BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA

    Rita Nyoika Ojide, Benedette Adaoga Ekengwu, Patrick Ndionyenma Njoku, Anthony Chukwuwa Ugwuoke, Godwin Nneji Okere, Walter Omang Oyer, Ochuko Elisha Erietta, Favour Jacinta Uchechukwu
    175-189

18. LEVERAGING ON APPLICATION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF EMERGING HEALTH PROBLEMS

    Jacob Olusola Odelola, Lanre Oluwafemi Timothy Oguntunde, Seun Ewaola Olalekanmi
    190-199

19. CHATBOT-BASED TUTORING AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF BIOLOGY STUDENTS IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA

    Olivia Onyeka Ekwutosi, Norah Nnema Nwachukwu, Joseph Edem Enefiok, Felicia Saturday Ekpu, Joy Chinenye Albert
    200-212

20. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA

    Effioanwan Irene Duke Nkere, Clement Abiodun Ajibola
    213-223

21. HARNESSING SAFETY MEASURES IN SCHOOLS, WORKPLACE AND SPORTS SETTINGS

    Joshua Obazu Osiki, Jacob Olusola Odelola, Adisa Bolaji Iyanda, Kolade Oolayomi Fakorede, Maria Precious Oredugba, Faith Oiza Lukeman
    224-232

22. CHALLENGES IN DEPLOYING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN SCHOOL, COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION AND PRACTICES

    Utibe Aniefiok George, Ifiok Paul Johnson
    233-242

23. COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

    Patience Uwadiale, Ujiro Igbudu
    243-253

24. EFFECTS OF 8 WEEKS AEROBIC AND RESISTANCE TRAINING ON MUSCULAR STRENGTH OF POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN IN ETI-OSA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, LAGOS STATE

    Funmilola Abidemi Soyemi, A. Olaleye Oluwabukola, Francis Ajibola Olatomirin, Adisa Bolaji Iyanda
    254-270

25. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE USEFULNESS AND CHALLENGES STRATEGIC PLANNING, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IN PHYSICAL PROGRAMMES

    Adekunle James Akinlade, Oluyomi Kolade Fakorede, Nwakaego Eunice Bakare
    271-281

26. NOCTURNAL DIGITAL MEDIA USAGE AS PREDICTOR FOR INSOMNIA RISKS AMONG UNIVERSITY LECTURERS IN SELECTED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS, LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

    D. O. Ashon, M. M. Asokere, W. Bogunbamowo, B. O. Oladipupo
    282-289

27. KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) AS AN EMERGING TOOL FOR HEALTH LEARNING AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN BENIN METROPOLIS

    Taiwo Ajagun Egbon
    290-300