Human Capital and Educational Investment in Nigeria: Problems and Opportunities - A.G. Aremo; S.B. Funimlayo (International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention, 2013)

HYDROGEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN YENAGOA CITY AND ENVIRONS, SOUTHERN NIGERIA (2013)

THE IMPACT OF BATS ON THE GREENS (LANDSCAPE FEATURES): A CASE STUDY OF OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, ILE-IFE, NIGERIA (2013)

IMPACT OF CHANGE IN LAND USE ON SOIL CO PRODUCTION IN SECONDARY 2 LOWLAND RAINFOREST AND TECTONA GRANDIS (L.) PLANTATION IN ILE-IFE, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA (2013)

IMPACT OF EDAPHIC FACTORS ON ACTIVE COMPONENTS OF TRIDAX PROCUMBENS L. AND ITS EFFECT ON ASPERGILLUS SPECIES (2013)

IMPACT OF RE-FORESTATION OF A RE-GROWTH SECONDARY FOREST WITH (L.) TEN YEARS AFTER ON UNDERSTORY SPECIES COMPOSITION AND DISTRIBUTION IN ILE-IFE, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA TECTONA GRANDIS (2013)

IMPACT OF WATER DEFICIT STRESS ON GROWTH AND ALKALOID CONTENT OF ORGANS OF SPIGELIA ANTHELMIA (L.) (2013)

Impacts of Migration on Agricultural Productivity in Osun State, Nigeria - Bamire, A.S.; Ogunleye, A. S.,; Adeyemo, R; S. O. Binuomote (Elixir International Journal of Agriculture, India, 2013)

IN VITRO INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTI- INFLAMMATORY POTENTIALS OF THE FRACTIONS AND ETHANOLIC EXTRACT OF CYCLOSORUS AFER (CHRIST.) CHING, STALKS. (2013)

IN-VITRO ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITIES AND PRELIMINARY PHYTOCHEMICAL SCREENING OF THE AQUEOUS AND ETHANOLIC EXTRACTS OF ZINGIBER OFFICINALE (2013)

Incidence of lipolytic mycoflora in domestic wastewater - Odeyemi, AT; A.A. Adebayo; Omoboye, O. O.; Ajayi, S. S. (Journal of Natural Sciences Research, 2013)

Influence of personality and gender on perception of organisational politics by employees of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile - Ife, Nigeria (Gender & Behaviour, 2013)

Influence of Self-Esteem and Self-Monitroing on Attitudes toward Internet Fraud among Undergraduate Students of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife - Idehen, E. E.; Ojewumi, A. K.; Olasupo, M. O (African Research Review, 2013)

INHERITANCE OF PIGMENTATION PATTERNS IN TALINUM TRIANGULARE (JACQ.)WILLD (2013)

INTEGRATED GEOPHYSICAL AND GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION OF A BRIDGE SITE - A CASE STUDY OF A SWAMP/CREEK ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTH EAST LAGOS, NIGERIA (2013)

AN INTEGRATED GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOELECTRICAL INVESTIGATION OF AN ANCIENT CRUDE OIL SPILL SITE IN SOUTH EAST PORT HARCOURT, SOUTHERN NIGERIA (2013)

Intra-annual climate variability and malaria transmission in Nigeria - A. Ayanlade; Adeoye, N.O; O.Babatimehin (Bulletin of Geography. Socio-economic Series, 2013)
This study develops an integrated innovation for malaria early warning systems (MEWS), based on vulnerability monitoring, seasonal climate variability data, and epidemiologic surveillance. The main aim of the study is to examine the relationship between intra-annual climate variability and malaria transmission in Nigeria. For this study, climatic conditions considered suitable for the development of the malaria parasite and its transmission through the mosquito stage of its life cycle are temperatures within the range from 18°C to 32°C. Below 18°C the parasite development decreases significantly, while above 32°C the survival of the mosquito is compromised. Relative humidity greater than 60% is also considered a requirement for the mosquito to survive long enough for the parasite to develop sufficiently to be transmitted to its human host stage. The research findings show that seasonality of climate greatly influences the seasonality of malaria transmission. Specifically, rainfall plays an important role in the distribution and maintenance of breeding sites for the mosquito vector. Rainfall and surface water is required for the egg laying and larval stages of the mosquito life cycle and monthly rainfall above 80 mm is considered a requirement. Also, it is temperature that regulates the development rate of both the mosquito larvae and the malaria parasite (Plasmodium species) within the mosquito host. Relative humidity and temperature play an important role in the survival and longevity of the mosquito vector. This study is in conformity with the findings of the IPCC (2001) that malaria is caused by four distinct species of the Plasmodium parasite, transmitted by mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles, which are most abundant in tropical/subtropical regions, although they are also found in limited numbers in temperate climates.

INVESTIGATION OF POWER LAW WIND EXPONENT WITHIN THE LOWER BOUNDARY LAYER AT ILE-IFE, NIGERIA. (2013)

INVESTIGATIONS OF ACTIVITIES OF ALKALOID OF TRIFOLIATE YAM (DIOSCOREA DUMETORUM, (KUNTH) PAX. (2013)

Issues concerning reproductive isolation in a rice hybrid swarm involving Oryza sativa Linn., O. longistaminata A. Chev. et Roehr. and Oryza glaberrima Steud. located in Jebba Nigeria - A. O. Bolaji; C. C. Nwokeocha (International Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences, 2013)

LAND USE EFFECTS ON AERIAL INSECT COMPOSITION ON OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY, ILE-IFE, NIGERIA (2013)

Mangrove Ecosystem Recovery and Restoration from Oil Spill in the Niger Delta: The GIS Perspective - Oluwagbenga, O.I. Orimoogunje; Ajibola-James, O (Geoinformatics & Geostatistics: An Overview, USA, 2013)

MINERALOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HARMATTAN DUST IN ILORIN, SUB-SAHARA AFRICA (2013)

A MORPHOMETRIC STUDY OF THE VARIEGATED GRASSHOPPER (LINN.) (ORTHOPTERA: PYRGOMORPHIDAE) FROM PARTS OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA. ZONOCERUS VARIEGATUS (2013)

New identities in universal Osborn loops II - T. G. Jaiyeola (Algebras, Groups and Geometries, 2013)

Nigeria-China Trade Relations: Implication on the Nigerian Domestic Economy - Ayoola, T.J (Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, 2013)

NUMERICAL TAXONOMY OF SOME IPOMOEA (LINN.) SPECIES IN SOUTH-WEST NIGERIA. (2013)

Numerical Taxonomy of some Ipomoea (Linn.) species in South-West Nigeria. - F (Ife Journal of Science, 2013)

On the isotopy structure of elements of the group P_P (Z_n) - T. G. Jaiyeola; E. Ilojide; B.A. Popoola (Journal of Nigerian Mathematical Society, 2013)

On the Second Bryant Schneider Group of Universal Osborn loops - T. G. Jaiyeola; J.O. Adeniran; A.A.A. Agboola (Societatea Română de Matematică Aplicată si Industrială Journal, 2013)

On Two Cryptographic Identities in Universal Osborn Loops - T. G. Jaiyeola (Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography, 2013)

Oral health considerations in HIV-infected children - Ramos-Gomez, F; Folayan, MO (Curr HIV/AIDS Rep, 2013)

THE PEOPLES ALGORITHM FOR SOLVING NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS (2013)

Phenological studies of two varieties of Hibiscus cannabinus Linn. in Ile-Ife, South West, Nigeria. (Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Healthcare, 2013)

PHOTOCATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF NANOSTRUCTURED COPPER (II) OXIDE PARTICLES (2013)

PHYSALIS (SOLANACEAE) IN NIGERIA - Olorode, O.; Olayanju, S.; Garba, A. (2013, 2013)

PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF A LACTOSE SPECIFIC LECTIN FROM THE SEEDS OF ERYTHRINA SENEGALENSIS DC (2013)

Physiologically based pharmacokinetic models for the optimization of antiretroviral therapy: recent progress and future perspectives - Marco Siccardi; R. K. R. Rajoli; Curley, Paul; Adeniyi Olagunju; Daren Moss; Andrew Owen (Future Virology, 2013)
Anti-HIV therapy is characterized by the chronic administration of antiretrovirals (ARVs), and consequently, several problems can arise during the management of HIV-positive patients. ARV disposition can be simulated by combining system data describing a population of patients and in vitro drug data through physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) models, which mathematically describe absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination. PBPK modeling can find application in the investigation of clinically relevant scenarios, while providing the opportunity for a better understanding of the mechanisms regulating drug distribution. In this review, we have analyzed the most recent applications of PBPK models for ARVs and highlighted some of the most interesting areas of use, such as drug–drug interaction, pharmacogenetics, factors regulating absorption and tissue penetration, as well as therapy optimization in special populations. The application of the PBPK modeling approach might not be limited to the investigation of hypothetical clinical issues, but could be used to inform future prospective clinical trials.

The Place of Indigenous Proverbs in Peace Education in Nigeria: Implication for Social Studies Curriculum - Adeyemi, B. A.; Salawudeen, M. O. (International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 2013)

Post-traumatic Stress Syndromes among Victims of the Ife/Modakeke Crisis - Idehen, E. E.; Olasupo, M. O; Adebusuyi, A. S. (Research on Humanities and Social Sciences, 2013)

PREDICTING SATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY FROM SELECTED PROPERTIES OF ALFISOL USING PEDO-TRANSFER FUNCTIONS - A CASE STUDY OF THE IWO SANDY LOAM, IBADAN, SOUTHWEST NIGERIA (2013)

Predicting the yields of deep wells of the Deltaic formation, Niger Delta Nigeria - Akinwumiju, A.S; Oluwagbenga, O.I. Orimoogunje (Hydrology Current Research, U.S.A, 2013)

PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON ASSOCIATED BACTERIA AND FUNGAL LOAD OF ARTIFICIALLY CULTURED Clarias gariepinus BURCHELL 1822 FINGERLINGS (2013)

Preparing for HIV vaccine trials in Nigeria: building the capacity of the community and national coordinating, regulatory and ethical bodies - Okpokoro, E; Osawe, S; Datong, P; Yakubu, A; Ukpong, M; Orhii, P; Idoko, J; Dakum, P; Garber, G; Abimiku, A (Journal of AIDS Clinical Research, 2013)

The Principles and Practice of Property Valuation in Nigeria (Atlantis books, 2013)

Promoting Production Capabilities of Small-Scale Manufacturing Business through Microfinance Banking in Nigeria - MONDAY James, JAMES-UNAM Folasade (Journal of Research in National Development,, 2013)

Property Development and Corporate Social Responsibility. - Ojo, O; Oladokun, T.T. (Encyclopaedia of Corporate Social Responsibility (Chapter No 682), 2013)

Property Valuation and Corporate Social Responsibility - O. Ojo,; Oyewole, M. O. (Encyclopedia of Corporate Social Responsibility, 2013)

PROTEIN PROFILES OF SERUM, BRAIN REGIONS AND HYPOPHYSES OF PUBERTAL BOARS FED DIETS CONTAINING FUMONISIN B1 (2013)

THE PROXIMATE COMPOSITION OF AFRICAN BUSH MANGO KERNELS (IRVINGIA GABONENSIS ) AND CHARACTERISTICS OF ITS OIL (2013)

Psycho-social Implications of Increasing Rate of Unemployment among Youths in Nigeria - Adisa, A. L; Olasupo, M. O (Research on Humanities and Social Sciences, 2013)

Psycho-Socio Variables as Correlates of Junior Secondary School Students’ Self Efficacy in Social Studies in Southwestern, Nigeria - Adeyemi, B. A. (Journal of Education and Practice, 2013)

The Relevance of the African Traditional Medicine (Alternative Medicine) to Health Care Delivery System in Nigeria - I.I. Omoleke (The Journal of Developing Areas, 2013)

Response of Amaranthus to Irrigation and Organic Matter. - Jimmy Akinfemi Osunbitan (International Research Journal of agric Science and soil Science, USA, 2013)

Review of 2H-tetraphenylporphyrins metalation in ultra-high vacuum on metal surfaces - M. Panighel; G. DiSanto; M. Caputo; C. Lal; B.A. Taleatu; A. Goldoni (IOP Conf. Series, 2013)

Review of 2H-Tetraphenylporphyrins Metalation in Ultra-high Vacuum on Metal Surfaces - M. Panighel; G. DiSanto; M. Caputo; C. Lal; B.A. Taleatu; A. Goldoni (IOP Conference Series, 2013)

A REVIEW OF THE TAXONOMY OF AFRICAN SAPINDACEAE BASED ON QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE CHARACTERS (2013)

THE SCREENING AND SELECTION OF TRICHODERMA SPECIES CAPABLE OF PRODUCING EXTRACELLULAR CELLULOLYTIC ENZYMES FROM SOIL OF DECAYING PLANT MATERIALS (2013)

The Significance of “Igbarubi-edi” in Edi Festival in Ile-Ife: a Spiritual Concession - P.S.O Aremu; Ijisakin, Y; Ademuleya, S (Journal Research in Peace, Gender and Development (JRPGD), 2013)
The paper investigated Igbarubi-Edi an aspect of the Edi festival in Ile-Ife and the role of Tele, the “spiritual load carrier”. In its bid at unveiling the spiritual philosophy informing the festival and its essential placement in the realm of religious belief of the Ife people, the paper attempted to trace the origin of Edi festival and locating it within the history of the ancient city of Ife. The paper revealed that Edi festival served as an important avenue through which the creator, deities and ancestors are pacified and Tele, the “spiritual load carrier” is used as an offering in the ritual re-enactment of Edi festival. It noted that as an offering, Tele is supposed to be totally surrendered to the great powers of the universe and its appearance during the last day of Edi heightens the mystery attached to his activities. It concluded that Edi festival, as other festivals in Yoruba speaking areas, is used to increase the people’s understanding of the spiritual forces and objects of the universe.

SOIL SEEDBANK DYNAMICS AND REGENERATION IN THREE DIFFERENT PHYSIOGNOMIES IN SHASHA FOREST RESERVE IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA. (2013)

SOL-GEL/HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF MIXED METAL OXIDE OF TITANIUM AND ZINC (TiO /ZnO) NANOCOMPOSITES THROUGH DIRECT 2 CHEMICAL METHOD (2013)

THE SPARSE DEVELOPMENT OF MECHANICAL TISSUES IN MORINGA OLEIFERA LINN. IS A TRADE-OFF BETWEEN STRENGTH AND STORAGE OF SECONDARY METABOLITES (2013)

SPATIO-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL PARKS IN NIGERIA USING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM. (2013)

Spatio-temporal assessment of urban growth of medium-size and nodal towns for sustainable management: using GIS - Aguda, A.S.; Farinde, T.A.; Adegboyega, S. A.; Olawole, M.O. (Management of Environmental Quality, 2013)
Purpose – Urban growth has increasingly drawn much attention of erudite scholars due to its central role in achieving a sustainable urbanization. Despite this awareness, studies on urban growth have continued to dwell on the traditional method of presenting geographical Information, which has proved to be slow and inadequate. The purpose of this paper is to adopt a Geographical Information System (GIS) in assessing the spatial pattern and the physical planning problems associated with the expansion of Ore township between 1964 and 2002. Moreover, the study tends to serve as baseline study for subsequent studies on medium‐sized and nodal towns. Design/methodology/approach – The study utilized data from secondary sources such as Landsat‐TM, February, 1986, Landsat ETM+, December, 2002; Topographical map of Ore 1964 and population census data of Ore 1991. The study employed ILWIS Academic 3.2 GISsoftware to process the imageries. Coordinates extracted from the topographical map in UTM were used to georeference the enhanced and filtered images upon which supervised classification was performed, followed by error matrix operation and ground truthing to ensure high level accuracy. This results in six domains, namely, built‐up, forest reserve, farmland, secondary forest roads and water bodies, which were analyzed on temporal basis. Predictive model was used. Findings – The study found that Ore township occupied an area of 1.2 km2 in 1964, expanded to 11.3 km2 in 1986 and 13.2 km2 in 2002 respectively. The prediction showed a possible expansion of 55.33 km2 by 2027. The results further revealed physical planning problems generated by these expansions – housing, inadequate waste disposal system, encroachment into agricultural lands, inadequate health facilities and poor drainage system. From field survey, 62 percent of 125 residential housing units sampled disposed refuse themselves, while 20 percent have no organized refuse collection and 18 percent dispose through other means. This suggests the vulnerability of inhabitants to health risks and environment problems. Practical implications – Urban growth data are useful in evaluating environmental impacts, delineating growth boundaries, developing land use zoning plans and estimating the expansion rate of a town to advise the government towards proper planning and distribution of utilities. These can be achieved through the adoption of GIS approaches to information gathering and analysis for regular monitoring and evaluation of development plans. Although it is capital intensive, it is worthwhile. Originality/value – The use of GIS and remotely‐sensed data integrated with population census data and topographical map data has demonstrated the capability inherent in the new tools, GIS and remote sensing, to generate to some extent base line data for the town planners, in order to proactively channel the urban development in an appropriate direction, particularly the medium‐sized and nodal towns that are somewhat neglected.

Studies on the Production and Utilization of Dried Cassava Chips as Human Food - ) Udoro, E.O; Gbadamosi, O.S; Taiwo, K.A (Using Food Science and Technology to Improve Nutrition and Promote National Development, 2013)

STUDY OF PROTEIN DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN SOME ACCESSIONS OF WILD AND CULTIVATED RICE, ORYZA Linn. (2013)

A STUDY OF TRACHEAL PROSTHESES PRODUCED BY COMPOSITE LAMINATE FABRICATION METHOD: BIODEGRADATION AND IMPLANTATION EXPERIMENTS IN-VITRO BIO-DEGRADATION AND IN-VIVO IMPLANTATION EXPERIMENTS (2013)

A Study of Valuation Clients Perception on Mortgage Valuation Reliability - Adegoke, O.J.; Olaleye, A.; Oloyede, S. A. (African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 2013)

SURVEY OF ORNAMENTAL FERNS, THEIR MORPHOLOGY AND USES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, IMPROVEMENT AND MANAGEMENT. (2013)

Synthesis and Some Properties of MOCVD Lead Sulphide and Lead Cadmium Sulphide Thin Films - E. OMOTOSO; G. A. ADEGBOYEGA; M.A. Eleruja; B. Olofinjana; O.O. Akinwunmi; O. O. ILORI; B.A. Taleatu; E.O.B. Ajayi (Journal of Non Oxide Glasses, 2013)

SYNTHESIS AND SOME PROPERTIES OF MOCVD LEAD SULPHIDE AND LEAD CADMIUM SULPHIDE THIN FILMS - E. OMOTOSO; G. A. ADEGBOYEGA; M.A. Eleruja; B. Olofinjana; O.O. Akinwunmi; O. O. ILORI; B.A. Taleatu; E.O.B. Ajayi (Non-oxide glasses, 2013)

TAXONOMIC STUDY OF THE WOOD ANATOMY OF THE GENUS OCIMUM L. IN NIGERIA (2013)

Tenure Security and Agricultural Productivity: Implications for Economic Empowerment Strategies among Women Farmers in Osun State, Nigeria”. - S. O. Binuomote; Ogunleye, A. S.,; Adeyemo, R; M. C. Ogunleye (International Journal for Development and Sustainability, Japan., 2013)

Terrorism in Nigeria and Its Implications for National Integration, Development and Security - Obiyan, A. S.; Usman, S. A. (Lapai International Journal of Politics (LIJOPOL), 2013)

Unrecognized Guide Wire migration during Internal jugular cannulation and Its Retrieval – A Case Report - A.T. Adenekan; U.U. Onakpoya; A.F. Faponle; S.O.A Olateju (The Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2013)

Use of a physiologically-based pharmacokinetic model to simulate artemether dose adjustment for overcoming the drug-drug interaction with efavirenz - Marco Siccardi; Adeniyi Olagunju; Kay Seden; Farid Ebrahimjee; Steve Rannard; David Back; Andrew Owen (In Silico Pharmacology, 2013)
Purpose To treat malaria, HIV-infected patients normally receive artemether (80 mg twice daily) concurrently with antiretroviral therapy and drug-drug interactions can potentially occur. Artemether is a substrate of CYP3A4 and CYP2B6, antiretrovirals such as efavirenz induce these enzymes and have the potential to reduce artemether pharmacokinetic exposure. The aim of this study was to develop an in vitro in vivo extrapolation (IVIVE) approach to model the interaction between efavirenz and artemether. Artemether dose adjustments were then simulated in order to predict optimal dosing in co-infected patients and inform future interaction study design. Methods In vitro data describing the chemical properties, absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination of efavirenz and artemether were obtained from published literature and included in a physiologically based pharmacokinetic model (PBPK) to predict drug disposition simulating virtual clinical trials. Administration of efavirenz and artemether, alone or in combination, were simulated to mirror previous clinical studies and facilitate validation of the model and realistic interpretation of the simulation. Efavirenz (600 mg once daily) was administered to 50 virtual subjects for 14 days. This was followed by concomitant administration of artemether (80 mg eight hourly) for the first two doses and 80 mg (twice daily) for another two days. Results Simulated pharmacokinetics and the drug-drug interaction were in concordance with available clinical data. Efavirenz induced first pass metabolism and hepatic clearance, reducing artemether Cmax by 60% and AUC by 80%. Dose increases of artemether, to correct for the interaction, were simulated and a dose of 240 mg was predicted to be sufficient to overcome the interaction and allow therapeutic plasma concentrations of artemether. Conclusions The model presented here provides a rational platform to inform the design for a clinical drug interaction study that may save time and resource while the optimal dose is determined empirically. Wider application of IVIVE could help researchers gain a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms underpinning variability in drug disposition.

Use of a physiologicallybased pharmacokinetic model to simulate artemether dose adjustment for overcoming the drug-drug interaction with efavirenz - M Siccardi; Olagunju, A; K. Seden; F. Ebrahimjee; S. Rannard; D Back; Owen, A (In Silico Pharmacology, 2013)
PURPOSE: To treat malaria, HIV-infected patients normally receive artemether (80 mg twice daily) concurrently with antiretroviral therapy and drug-drug interactions can potentially occur. Artemether is a substrate of CYP3A4 and CYP2B6, antiretrovirals such as efavirenz induce these enzymes and have the potential to reduce artemether pharmacokinetic exposure. The aim of this study was to develop an in vitro in vivo extrapolation (IVIVE) approach to model the interaction between efavirenz and artemether. Artemether dose adjustments were then simulated in order to predict optimal dosing in co-infected patients and inform future interaction study design. METHODS: In vitro data describing the chemical properties, absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination of efavirenz and artemether were obtained from published literature and included in a physiologically based pharmacokinetic model (PBPK) to predict drug disposition simulating virtual clinical trials. Administration of efavirenz and artemether, alone or in combination, were simulated to mirror previous clinical studies and facilitate validation of the model and realistic interpretation of the simulation. Efavirenz (600 mg once daily) was administered to 50 virtual subjects for 14 days. This was followed by concomitant administration of artemether (80 mg eight hourly) for the first two doses and 80 mg (twice daily) for another two days. RESULTS: Simulated pharmacokinetics and the drug-drug interaction were in concordance with available clinical data. Efavirenz induced first pass metabolism and hepatic clearance, reducing artemether Cmax by 60% and AUC by 80%. Dose increases of artemether, to correct for the interaction, were simulated and a dose of 240 mg was predicted to be sufficient to overcome the interaction and allow therapeutic plasma concentrations of artemether. CONCLUSIONS: The model presented here provides a rational platform to inform the design for a clinical drug interaction study that may save time and resource while the optimal dose is determined empirically. Wider application of IVIVE could help researchers gain a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms underpinning variability in drug disposition.

The Use of Facilities Management in Tertiary Institutions in Osun State, Nigeria - Adegoke, B. F.; Adegoke, O.J. (Journal of Facilities Management, 2013)

Validation of the Enterococci indicator for bacteriological quality monitoring of beaches in Malaysia using a multivariate approach - Ahmad, A.; Dada, AC; Usup, G.; Heng, L. Y. (SpringerPlus, 2013)

Varietal resistance of rice to blast fungus Magnaporthe oryzae at two sites in southwestern Nigeria. African Journal of Biotechnology 12(33):5173-5182. - Idowu, OO; AO Salami; S. A Ajayi; RO Akinwale; Y Sere (African Journal of Biotechnology, 2013)

Women and Power: Education, Religion and Identity - Olutoyin Mejiuni (2013)
Education is an important tool for the development of human potential. Organizations and individuals interested in development consider knowledge, skills and attitudes, obtained through formal, non-formal and incidental learning, as invaluable assets. Therefore, it is necessary to reflect on fundamental elements that shape the process through which education is attained: How do people learn, and what are the conditions that facilitate effective learning? Answers to these questions demonstrate that no education can be politically neutral, because there is no value-free education. The traditional or indigenous education systems in Nigeria, which covered (and still cover) physical training, development of character, respect for elders and peers, development of intellectual skills, specific vocational trainings, developing a sense of belonging and participation in community affairs, and understanding, appreciating and promoting the cultural heritage of the community were, and are, not value-free. In other words, the goals and purpose of education, the content, the entire process and the procedures chosen for evaluation in education are all value-laden. This book attempts to show that the teaching-learning process in higher education, and religion, taught and learned through non-formal and informal education (or the hidden curriculum), and other socialization processes within and outside the formal school system, all interface to determine the persons that women become. This education enhances or limits women’s capabilities, whether in the civic-political sphere or in their attempts to resist violence. Hence, education and religion have ways of empowering or disempowering women.
Olutoyin Mejiuni is an adult educator whose work focuses on the political dimensions of adult education, women’s learning, and women’s concerns in teaching-learning interactions and contexts. She holds a PhD in Adult Education, and she is an associate professor in the Department of Continuing Education at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. She has contributed to the International Encyclopedia of Adult Education; Widening Access to Education as Social Justice;Handbook of Transformative Learning: Theory, Research and Practice, and has published in JENDA: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies. She is a co-founder of Women Against Rape, Sexual Harassment and Sexual Exploitation (WARSHE), a non-governmental and not-for-profit organization that supports and educates survivors and potential victims of sexual violence and abuse.

YIELD LOSS IN GUINEA YAM (DIOSCOREA ROTUNDATA POIR.) DUE TO INFECTION BY YAM MOSAIC VIRUS (YMV) GENUS POTYVIRUS. (2013)

Effect of Ca-Mg and MgFeSi Graphite Nodularizers on the Nodular Graphite Characteristics of Ductile Cast Irons - Atanda, P.O.; Olorunniwo, O.E.; Imasogie, B.I. (Materials Performance and Characterization, 2013)
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Experience of childhood violence and help-seeking behaviour of students exposed to dating violence at the obafemi awolowo university, ile-ife - Boladale, Mapayi; Adesanmi, Akinsulore; Olutayo, Aloba (IFE PsychologIA: An International Journal, 2013)
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Optimizing the Properties of Polyester Based Polyurethane Foam - Aramide, F.O.; Atanda, P.O.; Olorunniwo, O.E. (Open Journal of Polymer Chemistry, 2013)
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Personality Traits among Inmates of Aba Prison in Nigeria: Influence of the Five Factor Model on Inmate Status and type of Offences - S.K. Mosaku; Akinsulore, A; Onwuchekwa, IJ; Ibigbami, OI; F.O. Fatoye (Nigerian Journal of Psychiatry, 2013)
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A review of quality of life studies in Nigerian patients with psychiatric disorders - Aloba, O.; Fatoye, O; Mapayi, B; Akinsulore, S (African journal of psychiatry, 2013)
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{From Shrine Walls to Modern Walls: Murals in Ile-Ife.} - Folaranmi, Stephen; Ajiboye, Olusegun Jide (The Nigerian Field, 2013)
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Keywords: Ile-Ife; Painting; Shrine; Walls; Yoruba Murals

Speciation and antimicrobial resistance of Enterococci isolated from recreational beaches in Malaysia - Heng, L. Y.; Usup, G.; Ahmad, A.; Dada, AC (Environ Monit Assess, 2012)
We report the first study on the occurrence of antibiotic-resistant enterococci in coastal bathing waters in Malaysia. One hundred and sixty-five enterococci isolates recovered from two popular recreational beaches in Malaysia were speciated and screened for antibiotic resistance to a total of eight antibiotics. Prevalence of Enterococcus faecalis and Enterococcus faecium was highest in both beaches. E. faecalis/E. faecium ratio was 0.384:1 and 0.375:1, respectively, for isolates from Port Dickson (PD) and Bagan Lalang (BL). Analysis of Fisher's exact test showed that association of prevalence of E. faecalis and E. faecium with considered locations was not statistically significant (p < 0.05). Chi-square test revealed significant differences (chi (2) = 82.630, df = 20, p < 0.001) in the frequency of occurrence of enterococci isolates from the considered sites. Resistance was highest to nalidixic acid (94.84 %) and least for chloramphenicol (8.38 %). One-way ANOVA using Tukey-Kramer multiple comparison test showed that resistance to ampicillin was higher in PD beach isolates than BL isolates and the difference was extremely statistically significant (p < 0.0001). Frequency of occurrence of multiple antibiotic resistance (MAR) isolates were higher for PD beach water (64.29 %) as compared to BL beach water (13.51 %), while MAR indices ranged between 0.198 and 0.48. The results suggest that samples from Port Dickson may contain MAR bacteria and that this could be due to high-risk faecal contamination from sewage discharge pipes that drain into the sea water.
Dada, Ayokunle ChristopherAhmad, AsmatUsup, GiresHeng, Lee YookEnviron Monit Assess. 2012 May 18.

Bacteriological monitoring and sustainable management of beach water quality in malaysia: problems and prospects - Deborah, B. O.; Heng, L. Y.; Gires, U.; Asmat, A.; Dada, AC (Glob J Health Sci, 2012)
Despite the growing demand of tourism in Malaysia, there are no resolute efforts to develop beaches as tourist destinations. With no incentives to monitor public beaches or to use them in a sustainable manner, they might eventually degenerate in quality as a result of influx of pollutants. This calls for concerted action plans with a view to promoting their sustainable use. The success of such plans is inevitably anchored on the availability of robust quality monitoring schemes. Although significant efforts have been channelled to collation and public disclosure of bacteriological quality data of rivers, beach water monitoring appears left out. This partly explains the dearth of published information related to beach water quality data. As part of an on-going nation-wide surveillance study on the bacteriological quality of recreational beaches, this paper draws on a situation analysis with a view to proffering recommendations that could be adapted for ensuring better beach water quality in Malaysia.
Dada, Ayokunle ChristopherAsmat, AhmadGires, UsupHeng, Lee YookDeborah, Bandele OluwaseunCanadaGlob J Health Sci. 2012 Apr 28;4(3):126-38. doi: 10.5539/gjhs.v4n3p126.

Virulence characteristics and antibiotic resistance among Enterococci isolated from Bagan Lalang beach, Malaysia - Heng, L. Y.; Usup, G.; Ahmad, A.; Dada, AC (International Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2012)
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Implementation of Advanced Control Laws on a Laboratory-Scale Three-Tank System - A. Bamimore; K.S. Ogunba; M.A. Ogunleye; A.S. Osunleke; O. Taiwo (Annual Faculty of Technology Conference, 2012)

The Growth of Dental Training Institutions in Post-Independence Nigeria - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; ANIZOBA, E (2012)
Objective: Nigeria with the current population estimated at 160 million is the most populous black-country in the world. One fifth of every African is a Nigerian. Although modern dentistry had been practiced in the country since 1907, the first dental school was not established until 1966. Apart from Dental Surgeons and Dental Technologists, all other cadre of oral health personnel are trained outside the university. The main objective of the present study is to assess the growth of these dental training institutions over 50 years, from 1960 when Nigeria attained independence to 2010.Method: A desk review of publications of the National Universities Commission, Faculties of Dentistry, and other relevant institutions was conducted. These were complimented with related Journal articles, and publications of the professional registration bodies. Result: There were nine universities with dental programmes in Nigeria, all of which are fully funded by government. The first of these was established in 1966. Over the 50 years Institutions training Dentists had increased to eight. There were two institutions training Dental Technologists, one of which is a university. Dental Nurses/Technicians were trained in Schools of Health Technology and these had increased in line with creation of new states in the country. Political considerations rather than strategic plans played significant roles in the establishment and growth of these training institutions. Conclusion: These findings have serious policy implications. Specific plans need to be in place for the establishment of training institutions and the development of oral health workforce in the country.
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Profitability analysis of commercial chemical and biological crop products among farm households in agro-ecological zones of West Africa - Bamire, A.S.; Abaidoo, Robert; Jemo, Martin; Abdoulaye, Tahirou; Yusuf, Ado; Nwoke, O.C. (2012)
This paper evaluates the costs and returns incurred by the use of chemical and biological crop products among households in five selected Compro communities in the derived, Southern Guinea, Northern Guinea, Sudan and Sahel Savanna agro-ecological zones (AEZs) in West Africa. Sixty households were randomly selected in each of the communities to give a total of 300 households. Data were collected on the characteristics of the chemical products, households' socio-economic variables such as age and education, as well as, on farm input and output quantities and prices in the 2009/2010 periods using a pre-tested questionnaire. Data were analyzed with descriptive statistics and budgetary techniques. The Results obtained show a male dominant, fairly literate farming household, with small landholdings (comprising mainly cereal and legume fields) that are predominantly inherited and located far away from the homestead. Inorganic fertilizers, organic manure, improved seeds and pesticides are known as commercial inputs/ products used on farmers' fields, while agrolizer, apron plus and boost extra are the emerging products. The average quantity of inputs applied varied across the zones. The total quantity of inorganic fertilizer applied on the fields was highest in the NGS (924 kg) and lowest in the Sudan (676 kg). However, fertilizer application per hectare by respondents was below recommended dosages across the zones. The emerging chemical inputs (Agrolizer, Boost Extra and Apron Plus) were used only in Compro communities in the derived savanna (DS) and southern guinea savanna (SGS) by a small number of households. The results obtained from budgetary analysis show that gross margin per hectare was highest in the SGS ($ 254) where the emerging inputs were used by 41.7% of the households and lowest in the Sahel ($ 76). Organic fertilizer was used only in small quantities in the AEZs. Total variable costs accounted for more than 30% of revenue generated, and labour and fertilizer accounted for the highest percentage of these costs. The study concludes that promoting the emerging chemical inputs through increased accessibility and farmers' training on their appropriate agronomic use would increase farmers' income generating potentials for sustainable crop production across the AEZs.
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Enhanced Light Absorption in Textured Metal Organic Chemical Vapour Deposited (MOCVD) CdO Thin Films - S.O Adekoya; M.A. Eleruja; B. Olofinjana; O.O. Akinwunmi; B.A. Taleatu; E.O.B. Ajayi (MRS Proceedings, 2012)

Agama Lizard - J.A.O. Oyekunle; A.S. Adekunle; A.O. Ogunfowokan; M.S. Akanni; O.S. Coker (A Potential Biomarker of Environmental Heavy Metal Pollution Assessment. J of Environ. Sci. and Tech, 2012)

Effects of Home Ownership on Good Governance in Nigeria Ile Ife, - Gbadegesin, J.T.,; Oladokun, T.T.; Adegoke. O.J (Urban Governance and Environmental Challenges in a West African Sub Region., 2012)

“Effective Corporate Governance: The Role of Real Estate” - Oladokun, T.T.; Aluko, B. T. (Proceedings of Joint CIB W070, W092 & TG72, International Conference on Facilities Management, Procurement Systems and Public Private Partnership,, 2012)

1-Benzyl-3-[(4-methyl¬phen¬yl)imino]¬indolin-2-one - A.A. Ikotun; P.O. Adelani; G.O. Egharevba (Acta Cryst., 2012)

11-(4-Methoxyphenyl)-3, 3-dimethyl-2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11-hexahydro-1H-dibenzo [b, e][1, 4] diazepin-1-one monohydrate” - O.A. Fadare; P.O. Adelani; A.A. Ikotun; C.A. Obafemi (Acta Crystallographica Section E: Structure Reports Online, 2012)

Accessibility to Lagos Bus Rapid Transit (BRT LITE) Bus Stops: An Empirical Study - Olawole, M.O. (International Conference on The role of urban mobility in (re)shaping cities - CODATU XV, 2012)

Activities of Some Nigerian Medicinal Plants against Aedes aegypti - A.C. Adebajo; F.G. Famuyiwa; J.D. John; E.S. Idem; A.O. Adeoye (Scienctific research, 2012)

Activity Based Costing Adoption Among Manufacturing Companies in Nigeria - Salawu, R.O.; Ayoola, T.J (Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing, 2012)

Adequacy and Suitability of Recommended French Language TextBooks for Developing Communicative Proficiency in Nigerian Junior Secondary School Students - A.F. Olaniyi; Y.A. Ajibade (An online journal of the African Educational Research Network, 2012)

Adjunctive rectal misoprostol versus oxytocin infusion for prevention of postpartum hemorrhage in women at risk: a randomized controlled trial. - O.O. Badejoko; A.O. Ijarotimi; I.O. Awowole; O.M. Loto; B.O. Badejoko; D.S. Olaiya; A.O. Fatusi; O. Kuti; Orji, E. O; S.O. Ogunniyi (2. J Obstet Gynaecol Res., 2012)

Agama lizard: A potential biomarker of environmental heavy metal pollution assessment - A.O. Ogunfowokan; J.A.O. Oyekunle; M.S. Akanni; O.S. Coker (African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 2012)

Aminophylline improves urine flow rates but not survival in childhood oliguric/anuric acute kidney injury - W.A Olowu; Adefehinti, O (Arab Journal of Nephrology and Transplantation, 2012)

Anti-inflammatory activity of Russelia equisetiformis Schlecht & Cham: Identification of its active constituent - Awe, E.O; Adeloye, A; Makinde, J.M (Anti-inflammatory activity of Russelia equisetiformis Schlecht & Cham: Identification of its active constituent”. J. Intercult Ethnopharmacol., 2012)

Application of Canonical Correlation forSoil-Vegetation Interrelationship in the Cocoa Belt of South Western Nigeria - Ekanade, O; Oluwagbenga, O.I. Orimoogunje (Resources and Environment, CA 91731, U.S.A., 2012)

Assessment of National Housing Delivery Strategies in Nigeria - Adegoke, O.J.; A. Olaleye,; Oladokun, T.T.; O. I. Ayorinde (The Estate Surveyor and Valuer, 2012)
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Asymptotic Stability Analysis of E-speed Start Congestion Control Protocol for TCP - Oyeyinka I.K; Akinwale A.T.; Folorunso O.; Olowofela J.A; Oluwatope A. (2012)

Attitude of School Principals toward Examination malpractices in Secondary Schools in Osun State, Nigeria - Adeyemi, B. A.; Adeyemi, B. B. (Ife Journal of Educational Leadership, Administration and Planning, 2012)

Awareness and use of Diclofenac suppository for postoperative pain relief by Nigeria Anaesthetists - S.O.A Olateju; A.T. Adenekan; O.M. Fatugase; M.T. Sonaike (African Journal of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, 2012)

BIOSORPTION OF ALUMINIUM FROM SOLUTION BY DEAD Aspergillus Oryzae BIOMASS ISOLATED FROM ALUMINIUM MILLS WASTE SITE (2012)

Buffer Ocupancy of Double-Buffer Traffic Shaper in Real-Time Multimedia Applications across Slow-Speed Links - Ayodeji O. Oluwatope; Damilola T. Oyewo; Folake E. Olayiwola; Ganiyu A. Aderounmu; Emmanuel A. Adagunodo (Communications and Network, 2012)

Can herbal remedies be the answer to multidrug resistance? Profile of drug resistance in Salmonella species in Eastern Cape, South Africa - Mary A Bisi-Johnson; Chikwelu L Obi; Jacobus Eloff; Bolorunduro B Samuel; Kamaldeen Baba; Sandeep Vasaikar; Martins A Adefisoye (Journal of Experimental and Integrative Medicine, 2012)

Cardiovascular response to static and dynamic trunk extensors endurance tests in healthy subjects - C.E. Mbada; S.N. Oghumu; O.E. Johnson; O.O. Dada; A.O. Ogundele; O.O. Adeyemi (Cardiovascular response to trunk muscles endurance tests, 2012)

Cardiovascular response to static and dynamic trunk extensors endurance tests in healthy subjects - Chidozie E. Mbada; Saturday N. Oghumu; Olubusola E. Johnson; Olumide O. Dada; Abiola O. Ogundele; Oluwatosin O. Adeyemi (2012)

Cardiovascular response to static and dynamic trunk extensors endurance tests in healthy subjects - Chidozie E. Mbada; Saturday N. Oghumu; Olubusola E. Johnson; Olumide O. Dada; Oluwatosin O. Adeyemi; Abiola O. Ogundele (Fii zz jjott ee rr aapii aa Poll sska, 2012)

Cardiovascular Responses to Treadmill Exercise in Nigeria Hypertensives with Left Ventricular Hypertrophy - S. A. Ogunyemi; M.O. Balogun; A.O. Akintomide; R.A. Adebayo; O.E. Ajayi; P.O. Akinwusi; A. T. Oyedeji; E. A. Ajayi (Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice, 2012)

Caries incidence in a cohort of primary school students in Lagos State, Nigeria followed up over a 3 years period - Folayan, MO; Sofola, OO; Oginni, AB (European Archives of Paediatric Dentistry, 2012)

Clinical studies of three herbal soaps in the management of superfacial fungal infections - A. T Oladele; A.A. Elujoba (2012)

Clinical trials as an industry and an employer of labour - Folayan, MO; Allman, D (Ann Kelly, P. Wenzel Geissler (Eds). The Value of Transnational Medical Research: Labour, participation and care., 2012)

Coastline Change along the Gulf of Guinea in the Niger Delta - A. Ayanlade (In L.K. Jeje, T.O. Odekunle, O.A. Ajala, O. Babatimehin and N.O. Adeoye. Geography in National building, Ife Experience., 2012)

Cognitive function in patients with liver cirrhosis without overt hepatic encephalopathy: assessment using an automated neuropsychological test battery. - T.A. Sunmonu; O. Adekanle; M.A. Komolafe; D.A. Ndububa (Arab Journal of Gastroenterology, 2012)

Comparative Lung Function Performance of Stroke Survivors and Age-matched and Sex-matched Controls - Victor Emeka Ezeugwu; Matthew Olaogun; Chidozie Emmanuel Mbada; Rufus Adedoyin (Physiother. Res. Int., 2012)

Computational Modeling of Collaborative Resources Sharing in Grid System - Ayodeji Oluwatope; Duada Iyanda; Ganiyu Aderounmu; Rotimi Adagunodo (Computer Science and its Applications, 2012)

CONCENTRATIONS OF PARTICULATE MATTER FROM AN IRON-SMELLTING PLANT LOCATED ALONG A BUSY HIGHWAY IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA (2012)

"Constitutional Interpretation". - A.A. Idowu (Commonwealth Judicial Journal, London,, 2012)

The contribution of severe pre-eclampsia/eclampsia (SPEE) to perinatal mortalty in a Nigerian teaching hospital. - O.N. Makinde (Perinatal Mortality, 2012)

Correlation between Particulate Matter Concentrations and Meteorological Parameters at a Site in Ile-Ife, Nigeria - O. K. Owoade; F. S. Olise; Ogundele L. T.; Fawole, O. G.; H. B. Olaniyi (Ife Journal of Science, 2012)

Correlation between Particulate Matter Concentrations and Meteorological Parameters at a Site in Ile-Ife, Nigeria. - O. K. Owoade; F. S. Olise; L.T. Ogundele; Fawole, O. G.; H. B. Olaniyi (Ife Journal of Science, 2012)

CREATING THE FUTURE WE WANT - Babawale, Olusola T (Obafemi Awolowo, 2012)

The Critical Need for Software Architecture Practices in Software Development Process - Ishaya Gambo; "Rhoda Ikono"; "Olaronke Iroju"; "Theressa Omodunbi" (Computer Engineering and Intelligent Systems (CEIS), 2012)

Demidovic’s limiting regime to a certain fourth order nonlinear differential equation: another result - Adesina, O.A. (Journal of the Nigerian Mathematical Society, 2012)

Determinants of Improved Maize adoption in Nigeria: Are they the same for Poor and Well Endowed Households? - Bamire, A.S.; T. Abdoulaye; D. Sanogo (Ife Journal of Agriculture, 2012)

Determinants of Scientific Productivity among Nigerian University academics - Obembe, O.B (Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 2012)

Developing Remote Labs for Challenged Educational Enviroments - Kehinde, Lawrence Olakunle; Chen, Xuemin; Kayode P. Ayodele,; Olawale B.Akinwale (2012)

Developing Remote Labs for Challenged Educational Environments - Kehinde, Lawrence O.; Chen, X; Ayodele, Kayode P.; Akinwale, Olawale B. (Internet Accessible Remote Laboratories: Scalable E-Learning Tools for Engineering and Science Disciplines, 2012)

Development of a Web Based Environmental Health Tracking System for Nigeria - Adebayo Peter Idowu; Emmanuel R. Adagunodo; Olapeju A. Esimai (International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science, 2012)

Development of a Web Based GIS Waste Dispoal Managment System for Nigeria - Adebayo P. Idowu; Emmanuel R. Adagunodo; Olapeju A. Esimai; T. C. Olapade (International Journal of Information Engineering and Electronic Business, 2012)

Development of Generalized Internal Model Control (IMC) Methods for Multivariable Control System Design - K.S. Ogunba (Obafemi Awolowo University, 2012)

Differences in gait between haemorrhagic and ischaemic stroke survivors - A.O. Obembe; M.O.B. Olaogun; R.A. Adedoyin (Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, 2012)

Differences in gait between haemorrhagic and ischaemic stroke survivors - A.O. Obembe; M.O.B. Olaogun; R.A. Adedoyin (Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, 2012)

Differences in gait between haemorrhagic and ischaemic stroke survivors - A.O. Obembe; M.O.B. Olaogun; R.A. Adedoyin (Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, 2012)

Disclosure and help-seeking behaviour of women in violent relationships in Nigeria. - Mapayi BM; Makanjuola ROA; Mosaku SK; Adewuya AO; Ola BA; Aloba OO; Akinsulore A (Journal of Psychological Health, 2012)

DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE AND PROPERTIES OF RESTRICTION ENZYMES ON GENOMIC DNA OF GRANULE-BOUND STARCH SYNTHASE 1 AND II IN CSSAVA (MANIHOT ESCULENTA CRANTZ) (2012)

DOSE-DEPENDENT EFFECTS OF PARAQUAT ON C-REACTIVE PROTEIN, SOME LIPID PROFILE PARAMETERS AND HISTOLOGY OF TISSUES IN MALE ALBINO RATS (2012)

Double-Buffer Traffic Shaper Modelling for Multimedia Applications in Slow Speed Network - Oluwafolake Olayiwola; Damilola Oyewo; Ayodeji Oluwatope; Adesola Aderounmu; Rotimi Adagunodo (2012)

The dynamics of money supply, exchange rate and inflation in Nigeria - T.O. Akinbobola (Journal of Applied Finance & Banking, 2012)

The effect of post-cesarean rectal misoprostol on intestinal motility. - A.I. Adanikin; Orji, E. O; O.B. Fasubaa; U. Onwudiegwu; O.A. Ijarotimi; O. Olaniyan (Int J Gynaecol Obstet, 2012)

Effective Corporate Governance: The Roles of Corporate Real Estate - Timothy Tunde Oladokun; Bioye Tajudeed Aluko (Joint CIB W070, W092, & TG 72, Internation Conference on Facilities Management, Procurement System and Public Private Partnership, 2012)

EFFECTS OF CO-DIGESTING SWINE MANURE WITH CHICKEN MANURE ON BIOGAS PRODUCTION (2012)

The Effects of Competitive, Cooperative, and Individualistic Classroom Interaction Models on Learning Outcomes in Mathematics in Nigerian Senior Secondary Schools - E.O. Oloyede; Adebowale, O. F.; Ojo, A. A (ISRN Education, 2012)

Effects of Computer Assisted Instruction (CAI) on Students’ Achievement in Social Studies in Osun State, Nigeria - Adeyemi, B. A. (Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, 2012)

Effects of Fast Food Consumption on Nutrient Intake among Nigerian Elite in Lagos, Nigeria - I.O. Otemuyiwa; S.R.A. Adewusi (Nutrition and Health, 2012)

Elemental Studies of Soil and Food Flour for Risk Assessment of Highway Pollution Using Particle-Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE) Spectrometry - O.I Asubiojo; F. M. Adebiyi; E.I. Obiajunwa; J.A. Ajao (ISRN Analytical Chemistry, 2012)

The Emerging Role of ICT (Online Counselling) in Nigerian Universities: The Obafemi Awolowo University Experience. - Adebowale, O. F.; Popoola, B.I.; Obisakin, C. B.; Oyaziwo Aluede (The Counsellor, 2012)

Enhanced Light Absorption in Textured Metal Organic Chemical Vapour Deposited (MOCVD) CdO Thin Films - S.O Adekoya; M.A. Eleruja; B. Olofinjana; O.O. Akinwunmi; B.A. Taleatu; E.O.B. Ajayi (Materials Research Society, 2012)

Escherichia coli and Salmonella Species: Molecular Landscape and Therapeutic Considerations: a Review - Mary A Bisi-Johnson; Chikwelu L Obi (J Med Sci Adv, 2012)

Evaluating Environmental Change Impacts on Ecological Services in the Niger Delta of Nigeria - A. Ayanlade (Ife Research Publication in Geography, 2012)
This study evaluates the implications of the environmental change on ecological service in the Niger Delta of Nigeria. The delta, being the most extensive forest and aquatic ecosystem in West Africa, provides numerous ecological services in biodiversity both to people living in the delta and West African economy as a whole. Despite these benefits, much has not been done in terms of examining ecological services provided by the delta and modelling the impacts of environmental changes on these ecosystem services. This study therefore uses Landsat satellite data (from 1984 to 2011), remote sensing change detection and ecological services valuation methodologies to assess the impacts of environment change on the ecological services in the delta. The results show that the Niger Delta of Nigeria has experienced tremendous environmental change over the past three decades. About 9000 km2 forest area cover has been lost in the region between 1987 and 2011 and this has a great effect on ecological services provided by the delta ecosystem. Though the results of this study showed that forest contributes the highest ecological value coefficients ($ ha−1 per year) for Niger Delta with total ecological services of 1102.65$/ ha−1/year, followed by mangrove with 753.55$/ ha−1/year. But over the years, the ecological services provided by the delta ecosystem have considerably reduced. This study concludes by examining the drivers of change and their significant implication not only on the delta physical environment but also the societal implications.

An Evaluation odf the problems of Commercial property Management in lagos State - Oladokun, T.T. (The Estate Surveyor and Valuer, 2012)

Evaluation of antibacterial potential of crude extract of Moringa oleifera seed on orthopaedics wound isolates and characterization of novel phenylmethanamine and benzyl isothiocyanate derivatives. - Oluduro, A. O.; Idowu, T. O.; Aderiye, B. I.; Famurewa, O.; Omoboye, O. O. (Research Journal of Medicinal Plants., 2012)

EVALUATION OF ANTIBACTERIAL EFFICACY OF SOME ALCOHOL BASED HAND SANITIZERS SOLID IN ILORIN (NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA) (2012)

Evaluation of antibacterial potential of crude extract of Moringa oleifera seed on orthopaedics wound isolates and characterization of novel phenylmethanamine and benzyl isothiocyanate derivatives - Oluduro, A. O.; Idowu, T. O.; Aderiye, B. I.; Famurewa, O.; Omoboye, O. O. (Research Journal of Medicinal Plants, 2012)

EVALUATION OF CAREER PATTERNS OF ACADEMIC STAFF IN A FACULTY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BENIN, NIGERIA (2012)

Evaluation of ICT Use among Women Entrepreneurs in the Nigerian Garment Industry - Olasanmi, O.O.; Ayoola, T.J; Kareem-Ojo, M.T. (International Journal of Management and Business Studies, 2012)

An Evaluation of the Problems of Commercial Property Management Practice in Nigeria - Oladokun, T.T.; Ojo, O (Journal of The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, 2012)

EVALUATION OF WIND ENERGY POTENTIAL IN ZARIA METROPOLIS (2012)

Experimental Study of Pristine and Alkali Metal Doped Picene Layers: Confirmation of the Insulating Phase in Multilayer Doped Compounds - M. Caputo; G. DiSanto; P. Parisse; L. Petaccia; L. Floreano; A. Verdini; M. Panighel; C. Struzzi; B. Taleatu; C. Lal; A. Goldoni (Physical Chemistry C, 2012)

Experimental Study of Pristine and Alkali Metal Doped Picene Layers: Confirmation of the Insulating Phase in Multilayer Doped Compounds - M. Caputo; G. DiSanto; P. Parisse; L. Petaccia; L. Floreano; A. Verdini; M. Panighel; C. Struzzi; B. Taleatu; C. Lal; A. Goldoni (Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 2012)

Factors influencing Retail Commercial Property Values in Ibadan - Ojo, O; Oyewole, M. O. (Journal of Environmental Design and Management, 2012)

Feasibility Study of an Inverted T Pipe for Passive Aeration Composting - L.A.O. Ogunjimi; G.A. Ogunwande; J.A. Osunade (Journal of Solid Waste Technology & Management, 2012)

Female Genital Mutilation, Are We Winning? - O.N. Makinde; J.G. Elusiyan; A.B. Adeyemi; O.T Taiwo (East African Medical Journal, 2012)

Financial Constraints and Inventory Investment of Listed Non-Financial Firms in Nigeria - Obembe, O.B; Arawomo, O.; Afolabi, Babatunde (Business and Management Research, 2012)

Financial Development and the Velocity of Money in Nigeria: An Empirical Analysis - A.E. Akinlo (Journal in Review of Finance and Banking., 2012)

Foliar epidermal characters and petiole anatomy of four species of Citrus L. (Rutaceae) in South-western Nigeria - C.S. Ogundare; S.A. Saheed (Bangladesh Journal of Plant Taxonomy, 2012)

Formal Analysis and Computational Implementation of a Number to Yorùbá Text Transcription System - O. O. Akinade (Obafemi Awolowo University, 2012)

Forms of Technological Spillovers from Multinational Companies to Small and Medium Food Companies in Nigeria - I. O. Abereijo; M. O. Ilori; P.A. Olomola (Journal of Technology Management in China, 2012)

French Language Teachers and the Use of Textbooks as a Communicative Proficiency Tool for Nigerian Junior Secondary School Students - Olaniyi A Folasade; Ajibade Y Adedoyin (Journal of Educational and Social Research, 2012)

Geochemistry and Health Burden of Radionuclide and Trace Metals in Shale Samples from North Western Niger Delta - Felix S. Olise; Adaeze C. Onumejor; Akinsehinwa Akinlua; Oyediran K. Owoade (Radioanal. Nucl. Chem., 2012)

GEOTECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA CLAYS AS BARRIER SOILS (2012)

A GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE (GUI) MATLAB PROGRAM SYNTHETIC VES FOR COMPUTATION OF THEORETICAL SCHLUBERGER VERTICAL ELECTRICAL SOUNDING (VES) CURVES FOR MULTILAYERED EARTH MODELS (2012)

Groundwater Contamination Prediction Using Finite Element Derived Geoelectric Parameters Constrained by Chemical Analysis around a Sewage Site, Southwestern Nigeria - O. G. Bayowa; D. E. Falebita; M. O. Olorunfemi; A. A. Adepelumi (International Journal of Geosciences, 2012)

A High Molar Extinction Coefficient Bisterpyridyl Homoleptic Ruthenium(II) with trans- 2-Methyl-2-butenoic Acid Functionality: Potential Dye for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells - Adeloye O. Adewale; Olomola, O. Temitope; Akinbulu I. Adebayo; Ajibade, A. Peter (Int. J. Mol. Sci.,, 2012)

Impact of intimate partner violence on anxiety and depression amongst women in Ile-Ife, Nigeria. - Mapayi BM; Makanjuola ROA; Mosaku SK; Adewuya AO; Afolabi OT; Aloba OO; Akinsulore A (Archives of women's mental health, 2012)

An Improved Operational Amplifier iLab with a Realistic Looking Interface - Ishola, Babatunde I; Ayodele, Kayode P.; Kehinde, Lawrence O.; Akinwale, Olawale B.; Aboluwarin, Oluwapelumi O (ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition, 2012)

IN-VITRO ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITIES AND PRELIMINARY PHYTOCHEMICAL SCREENING OF THE AQUEOUS AND EXTRACTS OF ZINGIBER OFFICINALE (2012)

Inaugural Lecture: Essence of Insect Promiscuity - W. A. Muse (Obafemi Awolowo University Press Limited, 2012)

Influence of English Proficiency on Junior Secondary School Achievement in Social Studies in Osun State, Nigeria. - Adeyemi, B. A.; Adeyemi, B. B. (Journal of Educational and Social Research, 2012)

Influence of weed control methods on viability and vigour of maize (Zea mays L.) seeds. - Adesina, GO; S. A Ajayi; OS Olabode (. Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Healthcare, 2012)

AN INTEGRATED GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOELECTRICAL INVESTIGATION OF AN ANCIENT CRUDE OIL SPILL SITE IN SOUTH EAST PORT HARCOURT, SOUTHERN NIGERIA (2012)

Integrated Geophysical and Geotechnical Investigation of a Bridge Site - A Case Study of a Swamp/Creek Environment in South East Lagos, Nigeria - Salami, B.M.; D. E. Falebita; Fatoba, J. O.; Ajala, M. O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2012)

The international role of a computer science student in the world of technology - AKINLABI, A.O. (COMPUTER ROLES, 2012)

Intimacy and Relational Communication in Online counselling. - Popoola, B.I.; Adebowale, O. F.; Akintomide, A. G; Olatomide, O. O. (Online Counselling: Towards Effectively Applying Technology. DOI: 10.4018/978-1-61350-204-4, ISBN13: 9781613502044, ISBN10: 1613502044, EISBN13: 9781613502051., 2012)

Larvicidal properties of Eugenia uniflora leaves - F.G. Famuyiwa; A.C. Adebajo (Agriculture and biology journal of north america, 2012)

Learning Difficulties in Primary schools: Teachers attitudes and coping strategies - Adebowale, O. F.; Moye, G.P. (Online Educational Research Journal, 2012)

Local Content Policy and Technological Capacity Building of SMEs in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry - MONDAY James, AGORZIE Claudius, ASAOLU Taiwo (Energy Technology and Infrastructure for Sustainable Development, 2012)

Materials Management for Business Success: The Case of the Nigerian Bottling Company Plc. - MONDAY James,; (International Journal of Economics and Management Sciences,, 2012)

Materials Management: An Effective Tool for Optimizing Profitability in the Nigerian Food & Beverage Manufacturing Industry - ASAOLU Taiwo, MONDAY James, AGORZIE Claudius (Journal of Emerging Trends in Economics and Management Sciences,, 2012)