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  3. Vol. 13 No. 1 (2016)

Vol. 13 No. 1 (2016)

Published: 2016-06-30

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  • Contributions of Solid Wastes Disposal Practice to Malaria Prevalence in Ilorin, Nigeria

    O. A. Mokuolu, A. O. Coker, M. K. C. Sridhar
    1-5
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  • Development of Phase Lock Loop System for Synchronisation of a Hybrid System with the Grid

    A. S. Abubakar, D. A. Akoh, B. O. Sadiq, J. Aminu
    6-12
    • PDF
  • Effectiveness of Locust Bean Pod Solution (LBPS) in the Production of Sandcrete Blocks for Buildings

    J. I. Aguwa, B. Alhaji, A. Jiya, D. H. Kareem
    13-16
    • PDF
  • Implementation of a 4-tier Cloud-Based Architecture for Collaborative Health Care Delivery

    N. A. Azeez, H. D. Iliyas
    17-25
    • PDF
  • Production of Biodiesel from Parinari polyandra B. Seed Oil using Bio-Based Catalysts

    O. Amos, D. S. Ogunniyi, T. E. Odetoye
    26-30
    • PDF
  • Assessment of Heavy Metal Pollution in Drinking Water Due to Mining and Smelting Activities in Ajaokuta, Nigeria

    M. M. Orosun, P. Tchokossa, L. I. Nwankwo, T. O. Lawal, S. A. Bello, S. O. Ige
    31-39
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