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  1. Effect of mobile phone-based education on HIV self-testing knowledge and uptake among female sex workers in Nigeria
  2. Sanitation, Waste Management and Operational Intensity Across Motor Parks in Ilorin, Nigeria
  3. Heterogeneous Facility-Level Malaria Prevalence Change Following R21/Matrix-M Vaccine Roll-Out Is Independent of Vaccine Dose Coverage: A Retrospective Analysis in Ogbia, Niger Delta, Nigeria
  4. R21/Matrix-M Malaria Vaccine Uptake and Dose Completion Among Rural Niger Delta Children
  5. Trace Element Exposure and Accelerated Aging: Epidemiological Evidence, Biological Mechanisms, and Public Health Implications
  6. AI-Driven Monitoring of Environmental Contaminants
  7. Biosurveillance of Food Systems
  8. Evidence on Learning Style Preferences Among Clinical Students in Nigeria Using the Visual, Aural, Read/Write, and Kinesthetic Model: Cross-Sectional Study
  9. Gender-Just Water Security and Biodiversity Governance in Nigeria: Integrating Indigenous Knowledge, WaSH Systems, and Women’s Environmental Stewardship for Sustainable Development (Preprint)
  10. Physicochemical and microbiological changes of sachet water during storage under refrigerated, room temperature, and outdoor conditions in Yenagoa, Nigeria
  11. Bridging Surveillance Gaps in Nigeria's Polio Programme: Policy Lessons from the April 2025 National Immunization Plus Days
  12. Bayelsa's Future is Rooted in Nature: Why World Environment Day 2026 Must Become a Turning Point for Climate Action (Preprint)
  13. Determinants, Barriers, and Completion Patterns of Routine Childhood Immunization in Bayelsa State, Nigeria
  14. Mobile Phone-Based Education Transforms HIV Self-Testing Knowledge and Uptake Among Female Sex Workers in Nigeria: A Quasi-Experimental Study
  15. What More Can We Say About Managing Plastic Pollution? Exploring the Cradle–Culture–Consciousness Model for Transformative Global Action
  16. Population Growth Drives Forest Loss and Land-Use Change in Bayelsa State, Nigeria (2000-2020)
  17. Evaluating Public Health Education for the Prevention of Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Among Pregnant Women in Cross River State, Nigeria
  18. Pandemic Preparedness and the Infodemic: Communication Strategies to Mitigate Misinformation and Improve Public Compliance (Preprint)
  19. Between Survival and Sanity: Examining the Socio-Psychological Challenges of Waste Scavenging in Urban Nigeria
  20. Demystifying Peer Review: What Every Author Should Know Before Submission
  21. From Manuscript to Published Paper: Understanding the Editorial Journey at Koozakar
  22. Trust, Transparency, and Challenges in Academic Publishing Landscape: What do scholars from the Global South think?
  23. Unseen Threats in Our Water: Assessing Bacterial Contamination in Institutional Tap Water and Vended Water (Meruwa) in Otuogidi-Ogbia and Ogbia Main Town, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
  24. Tele-Epidemiology in the Digital Age: Ethical Communication, Governance, and Innovation in Remote Disease Monitoring
  25. Prevalence and Microbial Patterns of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Among Female University Students: A Study of Reproductive Health in Niger Delta University Hostels
  26. Assessment of Solid Wastes Generation, Characterisation and Resource Recovery in Federal University of Health Sciences Ila-Orangun
  27. Extractive Economies, Invisible Burdens: Reframing Environmental Degradation in the Niger Delta as a Public Health Emergency
  28. From Technical Repair to Social Repair: A Human-Centred Framework for Post-Impact Assessment of Infrastructure Disruption
  29. Urban-Rural Disparities in Primary Healthcare Service Delivery and Implications for Sustainable Development Goal 3 in Southern Nigeria
  30. Physicochemical and Microbiological Assessment of Sachet Water Stored Under Different Conditions in Yenagoa Metropolis, Nigeria
  31. Analytical Evaluation of Antibiotic Residues in Fish Tissues, Pond Water, and Sediment in Selected Fish Pond Ecosystems in Osun State, Nigeria
  32. Understanding HPV Vaccine Awareness and Knowledge through Sociodemographic Profiling and Multivariable Predictive Modelling in Port Harcourt Local Government Area, Nigeria. (Preprint)
  33. Beyond the Tap: Water Insecurity, Environmental Contamination, and Health Inequities in Uselu, Benin City (Preprint)
  34. Leading for Impact: A Conceptual Framework for Strengthening Research Management Systems in African Universities (Preprint)
  35. Automobile Spray Paint Dust and Human Health: A Multi-Site Environmental Health Risk Assessment of Carcinogenic and Non-Carcinogenic Effects in South-Eastern Nigeria
  36. Beyond Compliance: Evaluating Environmental Standards for oil Spills and their implications for Environmental Protection in the Niger Delta, Nigeria
  37. Uncovering the Hidden Burden: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WaSH) Gaps and Their Impact on Health and Learning Outcomes in Secondary Schools, Ede South LGA, Nigeria
  38. Leading for Impact: Strengthening University Research Management Systems for Academic Excellence, Innovation, and Societal Development
  39. Groundwater Contamination in Bayelsa’s Oil-Producing Communities: Physico-Chemical Quality, WHO Standards, and Health Implications (Preprint)
  40. The Silent Poison: National Strategies to Protect Health and Ecosystems from Toxic Threats
  41. Promotion over pixels: a mixed-methods analysis of vaccine communication strategies in Plateau State, Nigeria
  42. Bridging the Gaps: Unveiling Weaknesses in Disease Surveillance During Mass Immunization Campaigns in Nigeria (Preprint)
  43. Ten Dumpsites, One Crisis: Geoelectrical Evidence of Widespread Subsurface Contamination and Groundwater Vulnerability in Port Harcourt (Preprint)
  44. Who Delivers Safely? The Hidden Role of Transport and Education in Nigeria’s Maternal Health Crisis (Preprint)
  45. Breaking the Silence on Workplace Stress: Scalable HRM Solutions for Mental Health in Nigeria’s Evolving Workforce (Preprint)
  46. Black Gold, Empty Plates: How Oil and Gas Are Destroying Food Security in the Niger Delta (Preprint)
  47. Genomic and Phylogenetic Analysis of E. coli O157:H7: Toward Improved Surveillance and Public Health Response.
  48. The Effect of Mobile Phone and Home Visit on Childhood Vaccination Uptake in Rural Communities of Bayelsa State Nigeria. A Pragmatic Cluster Randomized Control Trial (Preprint)
  49. Bridging Knowledge and Practice Gaps in Lassa Fever Prevention: Awareness, Attitudes, and Infection Control Measures Among Healthcare Workers and Residents in Edo, Ondo, and Kwara States (Preprint)
  50. Evaluating the Role of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in Enhancing Biodiversity and Supporting Sustainable Economic Growth in the Blue Economy (Preprint)
  51. Unlocking the Secrets Beneath: Utilizing the Water Quality Index (WQI) to Assess Groundwater Contamination Near Dumpsites – A Case Study of Port Harcourt (Preprint)
  52. Skin Lightening Among Young Adults in Ilorin West, Nigeria: Health Risks, Societal Pressures, and the Pursuit of Fairness.
  53. Illusions of Beauty: The Psychological Impacts and Prevalence of Skin Lightening Among Young Adults in Ilorin West, Nigeria.
  54. Innovative Water Purification for Hemodialysis: TiO₂ Nanoparticle-Based Microporous Filter Development and Analysis (Preprint)
  55. The Quest for Fairness: Unraveling the Health Risks and Societal Influences of Skin Lightening Among Young Adults in Ilorin West, Nigeria (Preprint)
  56. From Crisis to Recovery: Addressing Hydrocarbon Pollution in Niger Delta Soils Treated with <i>Pleurotus ostreatus</i> and<i> Eisenia </i><i>fitida</i>
  57. Revolutionizing Hemodialysis Water Quality: Development and Evaluation of TiO₂ Nanoparticle-Enhanced Microporous Filters
  58. The Role of Edible Mushrooms in Immune Support
  59. Understanding the Dynamics of COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake in Plateau State, Nigeria: Analyzing Socioeconomic, Cultural, and Communication Influences (Preprint)
  60. Closing the Gap: Assessment of Vaccination Coverage Among Under Two Children in Bayelsa State, Nigeria (Preprint)
  61. Decoding E. coli O157:H7: Insights from DNA Sequencing and Phylogenetic Analysis for Enhanced Public Health Strategies. (Preprint)
  62. Are Genetically-Modified Foods Made for the Common Good? The Perspectives of the Victoria Islanders
  63. World Environment Day 2024 Initiatives in Bayelsa State: Promoting Environmental Stewardship and Sustainable Practices - A Collaboration Between Federal University Otuoke, Niger Delta University, and the Nigerian Environmental Society
  64. Boosting community engagement: Leveraging the ward health system approach for enhanced HPV vaccination acceptance in Nigeria.
  65. From Killer to Solution: Evaluating Bioremediation Strategies on Microbial Diversity in Crude Oil-Contaminated Soil over Three to Six Months in Port Harcourt, Nigeria
  66. Community-Driven HPV Vaccination: A Living Systematic Review Protocol Using Ward Health Approaches (Preprint)
  67. Institutional Framework for Methane Emissions Reduction in Nigeria: Policy Insights and Implementation Strategies (Preprint)
  68. Conquering Mpox: A Comprehensive Public Health Strategy for Addressing Mpox and Poxvirus Infections in Nigeria – Understanding Global Trends, Transmission Dynamics, and Effective Prevention and Control Measures in Nigeria. (Preprint)
  69. Navigating the Digital Health Landscape: Benefits, Risks, and User Satisfaction in Online Health Information Seeking Among Academic Staff in Bayelsa State, Nigeria (Preprint)
  70. Hidden Danger of Internet: Exploring the Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Internet Health Information Seeking Among Academic Staff in Bayelsa State, Nigeria (Preprint)
  71. Campaigning Against Vaccine Hesitancy: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Health Communication on COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake in Plateau State, Nigeria (Preprint)
  72. Prevalence and Pattern of Drugs Abuse among Youths in Jos North Local Government Area, Plateau State, Nigeria: A 2024 Cross-Sectional Study.
  73. Protecting the Health of Black Communities: Assessing the Impact of Environmental Hazards from Gold Mining Activities on Health Outcomes among Residents of Osun State, Nigeria. (Preprint)
  74. World Environment Day 2024 Initiatives in Bayelsa State: Promoting Environmental Stewardship and Sustainable Practices - A Collaboration Between Federal University Otuoke, Niger Delta University, and the Nigerian Environmental Society.
  75. Residents' Perception and Adjustment to Floods in Yenagoa Metropolis, Nigeria.
  76. Analyzing Nigeria's Journey Towards Sustainable Development Goals: A Comprehensive Review From Inception To Present
  77. Advancements in Disaster Response through Telemedicine and Emergency Medical Operating System (TELEMED-EMOS) Integration: A Narrative Review.
  78. Beyond the Epidemic: Effective Public Health Strategies in Response to Nigeria's First Lassa Fever Outbreak in a Non-Endemic Region. (Preprint)
  79. Assessing Air Quality at Waste Dump Site of Plateau State University, Bokkos, Nigeria: Evaluating Socio-Economic and Health Implications for the Community
  80. Evaluating the Impact of Rotavirus Vaccination on Childhood Diarrhea Incidence in Bayelsa State, Nigeria: Achievements, Challenges, and Future Directions (Preprint)
  81. Ensuring Safety: Groundwater Quality and Its Potential Health Effects in the Mgbede Oil Fields Environment of South-South Nigeria. (Preprint)
  82. Genetically Modified Foods: Victoria Islanders’ Perspectives on the Common Good
  83. Evaluating the Anti-cancer Potential of Ganoderma lucidum: A Critical Analysis of Clinical Evidence and Methodological Advances.
  84. Ten simple rules for successful and sustainable African research collaborations
  85. The Niger Delta is Under a Pollution Warning: Hydrocarbon profiles in crude oil polluted soil remediated withPleurotus ostreatusandEisenia fitida
  86. Pentavalent Vaccine: How Safe Is It Among Infants Accessing Immunization In Nigerian Health Facilities
  87. Evaluating Bioremediation Strategies on Microbial Diversity in Crude Oil-Contaminated Soil Over Three to Six Months in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
  88. Transforming Primary Healthcare in Nigeria: Enhancing Universal Health Coverage through Strong and Sustainable Primary Healthcare Laboratories
  89. Making the Invisible Visible: The Effects of Gas Flaring on Artisanal Fisheries in the Down-Stream Area of Taylor Creek, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
  90. Towards a Reduced Pollution Society: Systematic Review on the Role of Storytelling, Social Media, Humor and Celebrities’ Influence for Research Communication
  91. Advancing a Cleaner Society: Exploring the Impact of Storytelling, Social Media, Humor, and Celebrity Influence in Research Communication for Pollution
  92. Analyzing Nigeria’s Journey Towards Sustainable Development Goals: A Comprehensive Review From Inception to Present
  93. Fecundity Estimation of Atlantic mudskipperPeriophthalmus barbarusin Ogbo-Okolo mangrove Forest of Santa Barbara River, Bayelsa State Niger Delta, Nigeria
  94. Food and Feeding of Atlantic Mudskipper Periophthalmus Barbarus in Ogbo-Okolo Mangrove Forest of Santa Barbara River, Bayelsa State Niger Delta, Nigeria
  95. From Oil to Health: Groundwater Quality and Its Potential Health Effects in Mgbede Oil Fields of South-South Nigeria
  96. Unveiling the impact: gas flaring on artisanal fisheries in Taylor creek, Bayelsa state, Nigeria
  97. Geochemical Background and Correlation Study of Ground Water Quality in Ebocha-Obrikom of Rivers State, Nigeria
  98. Concentrations of Pesticides Residues in Grain Sold at Selected Markets of Southwest Nigeria
  99. Potential toxic levels of cyanide and heavy metals in cassava flour sold in selected markets
  100. Assessment of occupational risks of waste scavenging in Ilorin metropolis
  101. Implementation Assessment of Electronic Records Management System in Bayelsa State, Nigeria
  102. WASTES, WASTES, EVERYWHERE NOT A PLACE TO BREATHE: REDRESSING AND UNDRESSING ILORIN AND YENAGOA CITY
  103. PREVALENCE, DETERMINANTS AND BENEFITS OF USE OF INTERNET FOR HEALTH-RELATED INFORMATION AMONG ADULTS IN ABUJA, NIGERIA
  104. Ten simple rules for successful and sustainable African research collaboration
  105. Level of Professional Awareness among Health Record Officers in Bayelsa State and Their Implications for Patient Care, Health Systems, and Health Policy
  106. ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN BAYELSA STATE
  107. ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN BAYELSA STATE
  108. LEVEL OF PROFESSIONAL AWARENESS AMONG HEALTH RECORD OFFICERS IN BAYELSA STATE AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR PATIENT CARE, HEALTH SYSTEMS, AND HEALTH POLICY
  109. LEVEL OF PROFESSIONAL AWARENESS AMONG HEALTH RECORD OFFICERS IN BAYELSA STATE AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR PATIENT CARE, HEALTH SYSTEMS, AND HEALTH POLICY
  110. COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE STORMWATER RETENTION OF ORGANIC WASTE SUBSTRATES BIOCHAR, SAWDUST AND WOOD BARK RETRIEVED FROM Psidium guajava L. SPECIES
  111. A Concise Study on Essential Parameters for the Sustainability of Lagoon Waters in Terms of Scientific Literature
  112. Comparative Assessment of Seasonal Variations in the Quality of Surface Water and Its Associated Health Hazards in Gold Mining Areas of Osun State, South-West Nigeria
  113. Searching for What You Can’t See - Evaluation of Pesticide Residues in Grain Sold at Selected Markets of Southwest Nigeria
  114. The Application of Biomaterials in Ecological Remediation of Land Pollution: Bioremediation of Heavy Metals in Cement Contaminated Soil Using White-Rot Fungus Pleurotus sajor-caju
  115. The Value of Biodiversity to Sustainable Development in Africa
  116. A concise study on essential parameters for the sustainability of Lagoon waters
  117. Historical Perspectives and Overview of the Value of Herbal Medicine
  118. Moving from Total Concentrations to Measures of Harm in Grain Sold at Selected Markets of Southwest Nigeria
  119. Searching for What You Can’t See - Evaluation of Pesticide Residues in Grain Sold at Selected Markets of Southwest Nigeria
  120. Comprehensive Understanding of Hydrogeochemical evaluation of seasonal variability in groundwater quality Dynamics in the Gold Mining Areas of Osun State, Nigeria
  121. Comparative Assessment of Seasonal Variations in the Quality of Surface water and its associated health hazards in Gold Mining Areas of Osun State, South-West Nigeria.
  122. Oral drug delivery: Gastrointestinal tract adaptations, barriers and strategies for delivery enhancement - a review
  123. Applying Innovative Research as a Tool to Advance Immunization Coverage in Bayelsa State, Nigeria
  124. Assessing pesticides residue in water and fish and its health implications in the Ivo river basin of South-eastern Nigeria
  125. Incidence of hepatitis B and C viruses among the scavengers in Kwara State, Nigeria
  126. Toxicants in Water: Hydrochemical Appraisal of Toxic Metals Concentration and Seasonal Variation in Drinking Water Quality in Oil and Gas Field Area of Rivers State, Nigeria
  127. Many oil wells, one evil: comprehensive assessment of toxic metals concentration, seasonal variation and human health risk in drinking water quality in areas surrounding crude oil exploration facilities in rivers state, Nigeria
  128. INCIDENCE OF HEPATITIS B AND C VIRUSES AMONG THE SCAVENGERS IN KWARA STATE, NIGERIA
  129. No One Is Leaving This Time: Appraisal of Awareness and Knowledge of Port Health Officers on International Health Regulation IHR (2005)
  130. A Wake-Up Call: Determination of Antibiotics Residue Level in Raw Meat in Abattoir and Selected Slaughterhouses in Five Local Government in Kano State, Nigeria
  131. Elixirs of Life, threats to Human and Environmental Well-being: Assessment of Antibiotic Residues in Raw Meat Sold Within Central Market Kaduna Metropolis, Kaduna State, Nigeria
  132. Preliminary Study of Groundwater Quality Using Hierarchical Classification Approaches for Contaminated Sites in Indigenous Communities Associated with Crude Oil Exploration Facilities in Rivers State, Nigeria
  133. The Challenges and Conservation Strategies of Biodiversity: The Role of Government and Non-Governmental Organization for Action and Results on the Ground
  134. Leaving No One Behind: Impact of Soil Pollution on Biodiversity in the Global South: A Global Call for Action
  135. Making Better Informed, More Confident COVID-19 Decisions: Vaccine Hesitancy, Its Barriers and Impact Studies: Taking Bayelsa State as an Example
  136. Slow death from pollution: potential health hazards from air quality in the mgbede oil fields of southsouth Nigeria
  137. Quality Water, Not Everywhere: Assessing the Hydrogeochemistry of Water Quality across Ebocha-Obrikom Oil and Gas Flaring Area in the Core Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
  138. STATISTICAL AND MULTIVARIATE TECHNIQUES TO TRACE THE SOURCES OF GROUND WATER CONTAMINANTS AND AFFECTING FACTORS OF GROUNDWATER POLLUTION IN AN OIL AND GAS PRODUCING WETLAND IN RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA
  139. Many Oil Wells, One Evil: Potentially toxic metals concentration, seasonal variation and Human Health Risk Assessment in Drinking Water Quality in Ebocha-Obrikom Oil and Gas Area of Rivers State, Nigeria
  140. Quality water not everywhere: Exploratory Analysis of Water Quality Across Ebocha-Obrikom Oil and Gas Flaring Area in the Core Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
  141. ‘Silent Pandemic’: Evidence-Based Environmental and Public Health Practices to Respond to the COVID-19 Crisis
  142. Responding to the Call through Translating Science into Impact: Building an Evidence-Based Approaches to Effectively Curb Public Health Emergencies [Covid-19 Crisis]
  143. Exploring How Human Activities Disturb the Balance of Biogeochemical Cycles: Evidence from the Carbon, Nitrogen and Hydrologic Cycles
  144. Investigating Source Identification and Quality of Drinking Water In Piwoyi Community of Federal Capital Territory, Abuja Nigeria.
  145. Potential Toxic levels of Cyanide and Heavy Metals in Cassava Flour Sold in Selected Markets in Oke Ogun Community, Oyo State, Nigeria
  146. Oil Spills in the Niger Delta Region, Nigeria: Environmental Fate of Toxic Volatile Organics.
  147. COVID-19 Decision Impacts: Vaccine Hesitancy, its Barriers and Impact Studies: Taking Bayelsa State as an Example.
  148. First to Respond Last To Leave: The Role of Para-Military Agencies in Disaster Management: Evidence from Nigeria
  149. EVIDENCE-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICES TO RESPOND TO THE COVID-19 CRISIS
  150. Public Health Knowledge and Perception of Microplastics Pollution: Lessons from the Lagos Lagoon
  151. Evidence-based Environmental and Public Health Practices to Respond to the COVID-19 Crisis
  152. Do Weak Institutions Prolong Crises? [#ENDSARs] in the Light of the Challenges and opportunities beyond COVID-19 Pandemic and the Next Normal in Nigeria
  153. Air of Uncertainty from pollution profiteers: Status of ambient air quality of sawmill industry in Ilorin Metropolis, Kwara State, Nigeria
  154. Exploring How Human Activities Disturb the Balance of Biogeochemical Cycles: Evidence from the Carbon, Nitrogen and Hydrologic Cycles
  155. Probabilistic Assessment of Self-Reported Symptoms on Farmers Health: A Case Study in Kano State for Kura Local Government Area of Nigeria
  156. Assessment of safety practices and farmers behaviors adopted when handling pesticides in rural Kano state, Nigeria
  157. A review of environmental, social and health impact assessment (Eshia) practice in Nigeria: a panacea for sustainable development and decision making
  158. Policy Responses to Addressing the Issues of Environmental Health Impacts of Charcoal Factory in Nigeria: Necessity Today; Essentiality Tomorrow
  159. A Critical Review of Health Impact Assessment: Towards Strengthening the Knowledge of Decision Makers Understand Sustainable Development Goals in the Twenty-First Century: Necessity Today; Essentiality Tomorrow
  160. Impact of Sawmill Industry on Ambient Air Quality: A Case Study of Ilorin Metropolis, Kwara State, Nigeria
  161. Access to electricity and water in Nigeria: a panacea to slow the spread of Covid-19
  162. 'What We Learn Today Is How We Behave Tomorrow': A Study on Satisfaction Level and Implementation of Environmental Health Ethics in Nigeria Institutions.
  163. Renewable Energy Sources for the Present and Future: An Alternative Power Supply for Nigeria
  164. Impact of airport noise on the health situation of host communities: a case study of Obong victor Attah international airport, Akwa Ibom state, Nigeria
  165. A study of the context of adolescent substance use and patterns of use in yenagoa local government, bayelsa state, Nigeria
  166. Assessment of Heavy Metals in Effluent Water Discharges from Textile Industry and River Water at Close Proximity: A Comparison of Two Textile Industries from Funtua and Zaria, North Western Nigeria
  167. Obong Victor Attah International Airport Contributions to Tourism: A Case Study of Three (3) Communities in Uyo Local Government of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
  168. 'Digging Deeper' Evidence on Water Crisis and Its Solution in Nigeria for Bayelsa State: A Study of Current Scenario
  169. The Sources of Water Supply, Sanitation Facilities and Hygiene Practices in an Island Community: Amassoma, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
  170. Public Health Impact of Substance Use on Adolescent: A Snapshot of Yenagoa in Bayelsa State. Nigeria
  171. Assessment of Environmental Sanitation, Food Safety Knowledge, Handling Practice among Food Handlers of Bukateria Complexes in Iju Town, Akure North of Ondo-State, Nigeria.
  172. Measures of Harm From Heavy Metal Contents (Lead and Cadmium) in Women’s Lipstick and Lipgloss in Yenagoa Metropolis, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
  173. Measures of harm from heavy metal contents (Lead and Cadmium) in Womenʼs Lipstick and Lipgloss in Yenagoa Metropolis, Bayelsa state, Nigeria
  174. The sources of water supply, sanitation facilities and hygiene practices in oil producing communities in central senatorial district of Bayelsa state, Nigeria
  175. Mother and father adolescent relationships and substance use in the Niger delta: a case study of twenty-five (25) communities in Yenagoa local government of Bayelsa state, Nigeria
  176. Assessment of cyanide and some heavy metals concentration in consumable cassava flour “lafun” across Osogbo metropolis, Nigeria
  177. Knowledge of Residents to Lead Exposure in Indoor Environment
  178. Water Pollution in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
  179. Groundwater Quality Appraisal and its Hydrochemical Characterization in and around Iron Ore Mine, Chitradurga, Karnataka
  180. Assessment of the Rate of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Kubwa F.C.T. Abuja, Nigeria
  181. Influence of Organic Amendment on Microbial Activities and Growth of Pepper Cultured on Crude Oil Contaminated Niger Delta Soil
  182. Safety Culture, Policies and Practices in Nigerian Maritime Industry: The Exxon-Mobil Experience
  183. CORPORATE CIVIL LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION REGIME FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IN THE NIGER DELTA