Discussion of findings
The result of hypothesis one shows that there is a significant relationship between information communication and technology and principals’ administrative effectiveness. The result of this finding is in congruence with the findings byYusuf, Maina and Dare (2013) whose studyrevealed a shortage of ICT amenities in secondary schools in Kaduna as there were only very few of such facilities as the management of these facilities need training and re-training. The findings of this study corroborates with the findings by Bua, Olatunde and Amough (2013)who revealed that there was a significant consequence of population explosion of students and information and communication technology on the management of secondary schools.The finding is also in agreement with the findings by Okon, Ekaette and Ameh (2015) whose study revealed a significant correlation between ICT usage in communication method and record keeping, and principals’ administrative effectiveness.
The result of hypothesis two shows that there is a significant relationship between entrepreneurship education and principals’ administrative effectiveness. The result of this finding is line with the view of Archibong and Bassey (2005) who submitted that the goal of entrepreneurship education is intended to empower graduates irrespective of their area of specialization with skills that will enable them to engage in income yielding ventures. The finding of this study agrees with the findings by Egunsola, Dazala and Daniel (2012) who revealed that exposure to entrepreneurship education is beneficial, it influenced self-employment intentions of tertiary students; it enriched their knowledge on starting and owing business, and changed their perception about self-employment. The result of this study also derive credence from the findings by Oghojafor, Kuye, Sulaimon, and Okonji (2009) entrepreneurship education imparts entrepreneurial skills and attitudes to student as well as favourably disposes them towards establishing their own business. This will empower them to contribute positively toward the nation’s economic development.