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University of Jos
Recent research
- BiologyOpen access
Livestock production is increasingly expected to deliver not only higher output, but also better animal health and welfare, safer and more nutritious food, viable livelihoods, and lower environmental pressure. This invited review examines balanced animal nutrition within a One He...
- Climate & Environment
Effective drainage is essential to the performance, safety and sustainability of the built environment. Rapid urbanisation, increased impervious surfaces, inadequate drainage infrastructure, poor maintenance and indiscriminate waste disposal have increased urban flood risks in ma...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
This study presents a quantitative corpus-based comparison of phrasal verb usage in Nigerian and British Englishes, using data from the International Corpus of English (ICE-Nigeria and ICE-Great Britain). The analysis is against the backdrop that Nigerian English users underuse o...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
This study presents a quantitative corpus-based comparison of phrasal verb usage in Nigerian and British Englishes, using data from the International Corpus of English (ICE-Nigeria and ICE-Great Britain). The analysis is against the backdrop that Nigerian English users underuse o...
- Materials & EnergyOpen access
This study investigates the combined influence of water hyacinth fibre content (wt. % of cement) (0.5–2.0%) and fibre length (10–50 mm) on the water absorption (WA), density, and compressive strength (CS) of concrete using response surface modelling and multi-objective optimizati...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
The Nigerian Younger Granite (NYG) province hosts numerous anorogenic ring complexes that are prospective for base metal mineralisation, yet detailed lithogeochemical investigations linking petrogenesis to mineralisation controls remain sparse for many complexes in the northeaste...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Voice Voting and the Crisis of Accountability in Nigeria's National Assembly
Since the return to democratic civilian rule in 1999, Nigeria’s National Assembly has predominantly utilised unrecorded voice voting as its default mechanism for legislative decision-making. This study investigates how this persistent reliance on oral, collective voting impedes l...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Voice Voting and the Crisis of Accountability in Nigeria's National Assembly
Since the return to democratic civilian rule in 1999, Nigeria’s National Assembly has predominantly utilised unrecorded voice voting as its default mechanism for legislative decision-making. This study investigates how this persistent reliance on oral, collective voting impedes l...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Forest reserves are increasingly threatened by anthropogenic activities and climate-induced environmental change, necessitating robust geospatial techniques for effective monitoring and sustainable management. This study evaluated the long-term dynamics and conservation status of...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Urban Expansion and Its Effects on Land Resources and Environmental Sustainability
Urban expansion has become one of the most significant drivers of land-use change and environmental transformation worldwide, particularly in developing countries where rapid population growth and economic development have intensified pressure on limited land resources. While urb...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Forest reserves are increasingly threatened by anthropogenic activities and climate-induced environmental change, necessitating robust geospatial techniques for effective monitoring and sustainable management. This study evaluated the long-term dynamics and conservation status of...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Faith-based institutions (FBIs) are increasingly recognized as strategic partners in promoting environmental sustainability because of their extensive physical infrastructure, moral authority, and community influence. Despite this potential, empirical evidence on how environmenta...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Faith-based institutions (FBIs) are increasingly recognized as strategic partners in promoting environmental sustainability because of their extensive physical infrastructure, moral authority, and community influence. Despite this potential, empirical evidence on how environmenta...
- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Urban Expansion and Its Effects on Land Resources and Environmental Sustainability
Urban expansion has become one of the most significant drivers of land-use change and environmental transformation worldwide, particularly in developing countries where rapid population growth and economic development have intensified pressure on limited land resources. While urb...
- BiologyOpen access
Bisphenol A (BPA) toxicity remains a global health concern, with exposure risks exacerbated in Africa due to limited regulatory enforcement and public awareness. Plant-derived bioactive compounds offer a cost-effective strategy to mitigate BPA toxicity. Here, we integrated bioche...