PERCEPTION OF CIVIL SERVANTS ABOUT THE ROLE OF RECREATION AND TOURISM IN NIGERIA
PERCEPTION OF CIVIL SERVANTS ABOUT THE ROLE OF RECREATION AND TOURISM IN NIGERIA
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1996
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SULEIMAN, ABUBAKAR GARBA
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This study investigated the perception of civil servants about
the role of recreation and tourism in Nigeria.
A total of 596 subjects were randomly chosen from TEN States
of Nigeria, and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
A questionnaire was used as the research instrument to collect
data for this study. Five hypotheses were developed for the
purpose of this study. The statistical techniques involving t-test,
the pearson's product moment correlation (r) and the analysis of
variance (ANOVA) were applied to the data, to test the hypotheses
of the study.
The major findings of the study are as follows:
i) There was no significant difference between male and
female civil servants in their perception about the role
of recreation and tourism in Nigeria,
ii) There was significant correlation between facilities and
equipment available and civil servants' perception about
the role of recreation and tourism in Nigeria,
iii) There was significant correlation between financial
status of civil servants and their perception about the
role of recreation and tourism in Nigeria.
iv) There was,no significant influence of marital status of
civil servants and their perception about the role
of recreation and tourism in Nigeria.
v) There was no significant influence of religious
affiliations of civil servants on their perception
about the role of recreation and tourism in Nigeria
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PERCEPTION OF CIVIL SERVANTS, THE ROLE OF RECREATION