• Analysis Of The Hygienic Condition Of Canteen Food Services In Nigeria

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    • The government through the school feeding programme is advocating on serving better meal to children for massive nourishment but, this programme covered only primary education which is even a pilot project. However the senior high school boarding house students repeatedly complain of rotten meal.
      Whiles lecturers and non-lecturers (believed to have money) drive extensively to far distant to enjoy good meals from expensive and luxurious canteens; the less privilege who were believed to be student tends to eat anything money can buy. These has be deviled the canteen service in all institution; the basic even to the tertiary institutions.
      OBJECTIVE OF THE RESEARCH.
      To determine whether there is any significant differences in the food bought by student, lecturers and non-lecturers.
      To determine whether there is any significant differences in the factors which influence the population to eat from the school canteen.
      HYPOTHESIS
      Null hypothesis: there is no difference between all k populations.
      Alternative hypothesis: there is at least difference in two of the k populations.
      Mathematically;
      H0: K1= K2= K3= 0
      Hı: Ki≠ 0; where ί=1, 2 and 3
      Where ki =students lecturers, and non-lecturers.
      SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY.
      The study will bring us a fore insight into the importance of a hygienic condition and the best food to be served. The research will bring to light the socio-economic benefits of better feeding. The researches will additionally increased knowledge in both condition of service and the type of food to be served.
      The analysis of this project will provide vital information that will be useful to the government in policy and in decision making specifically to the Ministry of Health (MOH) which is directly responsible for the provision of public health services delivery in terms of policy formulation, monitory and appraisal regulation of the health services.
      This study will also provide useful information on the popular perceptions regarding the food bought by lecturers, non-lecturers and students.
      Furthermore the study will be useful to groups or organizations currently working in Ghana and other developing countries in developing national policies on the evaluation and regulation of the food hygiene and proper eating habits in promoting safe, effective and affordable product to all citizens.
      Finally the research seeks to educate and give possible suggestions to the people on food and other   health related issues.

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