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  • A Comparative Study of Groundwater between Geological Groups of Southern Benue Trough, Nigeria Using Modelling Approach

    Moses Oghenenyoreme Eyankware, Philip Njoku Obasi, Christoper Ogwah
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    Article ID: 3694
    656  (Abstract) 177  (Download)

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    Groundwater studies were carried out between two geological groups to evaluate factors that influences groundwater geochemistry. To achieve this, 30 groundwater samples were collected. Parameters such as pH, Electrical Conductivity (Ec), Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Total Hardness (TH), and hydrochemical characteristics (Na2+, K+ , Ca2+, Mg2+, HCO3¯, NO3¯, Cl¯, CO23¯, and SO42¯) of groundwater were... More

    2021-10-22
  • Geochemical Trends in Weathering Profiles and Their Underlying Precambrian Basement Rocks in Akure, Southwestern Nigeria

    Oluwatoyin O. Akinola, Olusola A. Ola Olorun
    7-13

    Article ID: 3308
    927  (Abstract) 271  (Download)

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    Akure area in southwestern Nigeria falls within the basement complex underlain by migmatite, quartzite granite and charnockite. Geochemical features of these crystalline rocks and their overlying in-situ weathering profiles are investigated and reported. Analytical result from ICP-MS facility at the University of Malaya reveals average SiO2 content in quartzite (91.1%), granite (73.8%), migmatite (67.4%) and charnockite... More

    2021-08-10
  • A Comprehensive Review of Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment in Delta State, Southern Part of Nigeria

    Moses Oghenenyoreme Eyankware, Bassey Edem Ephraim
    16-28

    Article ID: 2900
    1596  (Abstract) 397  (Download)

    Abstract: This research presents a review on water resources in Delta state, southern part of Nigeria, with emphasis on hydrogeochemical and microbial assessment. It evaluates factors responsible for water contamination, and their resulting health challenges within the study area. To achieve the objective of this study, related articles were downloaded from Google, published article on influence... More

    2021-12-30
  • Achieving Sustainable Use and Management of Water Resources for Irrigation in Nigeria

    Moses Oghenenyoreme Eyankware, Ezekiel Obinna Igwe, Christopher Ogwah, Ruth Oghenerukevwe Eyankware Ulakpa
    47-55

    Article ID: 2505
    2829  (Abstract) 274  (Download)

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    Water resource is available in Nigeria to meet water demand for domestic, agricultural and industrial use. If well enhanced and protected from various source of pollution. However, less information is available on suitability of water resources for irrigation use in Nigeria. This article reviews literature of the past with regards to influence of geogenic and... More

    2020-12-09
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