Change in saturation levels occurs in reservoirs during hydrocarbon production resulting in fluid replacement. This impacts on the mechanical and elastic properties of reservoirs and consequently, alters production model ...

Globalisation, harsh economy and insecurity are catalysts for most migrant workers in Nigeria. International and national migrant workers streams are increasingly dominated by females. Extant literature has focused largely ...

Oxidative-stress, inflammation and glycation processes cause cell damages in the human body and may lead to aging and different disease conditions. Drugs that ameliorate oxidative stress can solve several disease ...

Increasing release of harmful metal(II)/metal(III) into the environment has led to a search for ligands with high sensitive and selective abilities to detect these ions. Studies on metal(II) are known but there is need ...

Excessive consumption of staples plays a contributory role in the global upsurge of the prevalence of diet related chronic diseases. Yam is a multi-species and multi-variety staple food with pivotal role in ensuring food ...

Community-based Ecotourism Development (CbED) approach, which emphasizes residents’ participation, is crucial to actualising full ecotourism potential in any society. Efforts to develop the tourism potential of Igbo ...

Agritourism, a trip to farms or ex-farm houses for the purpose of leisure, education or entertainment contributes to economic growth of nations. An integrated farm brings together different farm components, in such a way ...

Rural residents depend on the same natural resources on which tourism thrive for survival. However, ecotourism involves restriction of access to resources within ecotourism sites (ES). Previous studies have largely focused ...

Oil exploitation has occasioned environmental degradation, conflicts, restiveness and insecurity in the Niger Delta region with resultant effects on family lives in particular and human security in general. Extant studies ...

Traditional institutions play prominent roles in conflict management and peacemaking processes in Nigeria. In Anioma Kingdom, Omu is recognised as the head of women and the only female allowed in Izu-ani (council of ...