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The Effect of Temperature on Diffusion Co-Efficient of Electron and Hole in Gallium Asinide Semiconductor; Einstien’s Relation
February 19, 2026
By Ugwu, EI; Kevin, IH; Adeiza, BA; Igwe, HU; Ikpughu, SI; Danladi, HS (2026). Einstein diffusion coefficient was used to ascertain the relation how temperature affects diffusion of holes and electrons in gallium arsenide by considering various ranges of temperature. This was carried by first of all deriving the relation
Ophthalmic Challenges in People Exposed to High Intensity Light, with Special Reference to Welders in Anambra State
February 17, 2026
By Maduakor, CO; Nwafia, WC; Joseph Chukwudi Anumudu, JC; Obichi, CV; Ihezuruoha, SC; Okoye, OF; Odikpo, NI; Okafor, SI; Obumneme, EH (2026). Exposure to high-intensity light, especially in occupational settings, can have adverse effects on ocular health. The aim of this study was to investigate the ophthalmic challenges faced by
The Prevalence of Ocular Disorders and Ease of Access to Eye Care Service among Internally Displaced Persons in Benue State
February 17, 2026
By Ilochi, O.N. (2026). Ocular disorders pose a significant public health challenge among internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Benue State, Nigeria, where displacement due to communal conflicts and environmental challenges exacerbates health vulnerabilities. This study aimed to assess the prevalence of ocular disorders, identify common types, evaluate access to eye
Phytochemical composition and antifungal activity of Balanites aegyptiaca seed extracts against Colletotrichum capsici causing cowpea anthracnose
February 13, 2026
By Tize Tize; Bolie, H; Lontsi, Lsd; Tonfack, Lb; Zemko Ngatsi, P; Kuate, Wn; Biyo’a Ndongo, E; Toka Njome, A; Abega, Jp; Wandji Tchasep, N; Songwe Atindo, T; Tsogo, Cs; Bekolo Ndongo (2026). Anthracnose is a major disease of cowpea caused by Colletotrichum capsici, responsible for yield losses of up
Practices of plantain production and suitability for regeneration using the PIF method for suckers among producers in the villages of...
February 13, 2026
By Issali, AE; Ngamouyi, WRJ; Kitsoukou, AHM; Kindiela, BWN; Kikabou, ERK; Mpika, J (2026). The study aimed to regenerate, using the PIF technique, in vivo plants collected from fields in the villages of Ossiba, Bihoua, and Kikondé. The results showed that plantain producers in the villages of Ossiba, Bihoua, and
GJAS Volume 16, Issue 1, 2026
February 13, 2026
Scope: Agriculture, Plant culture, Forestry, Horticulture, Animal culture, Date Palm, Food Technology, Plant Breeding, Soil Sciences, Aquaculture, Fisheries.
Influence of Traditional Processing Methods on the Nutritional Composition of Cassava Food Products
February 13, 2026
By Oladipe, TT; Adegbegi AJ; Taiwo, AA; Ibiyemi, DA; Ajetomobi, A; Makinwa, FO; Ossai, CP; Yakubu, OM (2026). Processing of Cassava roots (Manihot esculenta Crantz) has many objectives, which include: removal of its anti-nutrient content, prevention of post-harvest rapid deterioration, and production of a new set of food products. The
Microbial Profiling of Coca-Cola and Fanta Orange Using the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) Concept in a Beverage Production...
February 13, 2026
By Ihua-Maduenyi, IM; Efiuvwevwere BJO (2026). Investigation of Coca-Cola products (Coke and Fanta Orange) involving (the raw materials, simple syrup, final syrup and final products) was carried out using the hazard analysis critical control point concept. The production environment was also monitored for microbial quality.
School Counsellors’ Cultural Competence and the Management of Anti-Social Behaviours among Students in Public Secondary Schools in Fako Division of...
February 9, 2026
By Jaja, ND; Lo-oh, JL; Martina, NZ (2026). Cultural competence is a critical predictor of the effective management of anti-social behaviours by school counsellors in secondary schools. In fact, counsellors with higher levels of cultural competence are more likely to successfully mitigate anti-social behaviours amongst students. This paper investigated the
Framing Crime in Tanzania: Agenda-Setting and Coverage Patterns in Mwananchi and Habari Leo
January 31, 2026
By Msechu, R; Mataba, P; Matumaini, J (2026). This study examines how crime is framed in Tanzanian newspapers, focusing on Mwananchi and Habari Leo. Guided by Agenda-Setting Theory and News Framing Theory, it investigates the dominant types of crime reported and the editorial patterns that shape public perceptions of criminality.