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O. Ojo

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Open access Sep 2026

Shale, Patti Formation, Enagi Formation, Organic Matter, Hydrogen Index

This study focuses on the sedimentology and organic geochemistry of the shale sequence in the Bida Basin, Nigeria: Implications for potential petroleum source rocks. Outcrop samples from the Patti Formation (Ahoko) in the southern part of the basin and subsurface samples from the Enagi Formation (Gulu and Kudu) in the...

A. J. Nmadu, J. A. Adeoye, A. Onugba et al. · 0 citations
2026

Groundwater quality and public health risks in a semi-urban Nigerian community: Bacteriological and organoleptic evidence from Isara-Remo

Groundwater is the primary source of domestic water supply in many semi-urban communities in southwestern Nigeria, yet its quality is increasingly threatened by microbial contamination arising from inadequate on-site sanitation. Physicochemical, organoleptic and bacteriological analyses were conducted on twelve (12) ha...

O. Olukayode, Azeez A. Soyingbe, O. O. Bayewu et al. · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Geophysical Investigation of Anomalous Groundwater Seasonal Behaviour of a Well at Ayegbaju-Ekiti, Southwestern Nigeria

Groundwater is the essential criterion for population driven growth and civilization of rural areas which is often accompanied by constructional activities of various type. Anomalous groundwater behaviour of a well at Ayegbaju-Ekiti has been studied with the use of 2D horizontal profiling and 1D vertical electrical sou...

O. Olaseeni, M. Aroyehun, O. Bamidele et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Spatial variability and meteorological associations of pm₂.₅ and pm₁₀ across paved and unpaved roads in Abeokuta, Nigeria

Urban Particulate Matter (PM) in rapidly expanding tropical cities is strongly associated with boundary-layer processes, surface characteristics, and mechanical resuspension mechanisms. Understanding the spatial behavior of fine (PM₂.₅) and coarse (PM₁₀) aerosols across contrasting surface types is critical for charact...

Y. Tijani, O. Olukayode, O. Ojo et al. · 0 citations

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