Exploring the subsidiarity principle in policing and the operations of the Nigeria Police Force - Temitayo I. Odeyemi; A. Sat Obiyan (African Security Review, 2018)
ABSTRACTThe provisions of the 1999 Constitution, which recognises the existence of a single police force and forbids parallel police organisations, have oftentimes generated controversies among actors in the Nigerian federal polity. Rising insecurity precipitates lingering questions on the utility and adequacy of a single, highly centralised and centrally controlled police force given Nigeria’s geographic vastness and demographic diversity. Conversely, arguments have also dwelt on the dangers of fragmentation considering Nigeria’s psychosocial, economic and political nature. This article attempts to balance these arguments by analysing policing and the operations of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) through the lens of the subsidiarity principle. Subsidiarity is a governance principle in federations, captured in the founding documents of the European Union (EU), which prescribes that governmental powers, authorities and duties should be held by the tier that can best perform them equitably, efficiently, effectively, suitably and based on interest and need. Drawing largely on interviews with purposively selected police scholars, political actors, civil society organisations and police personnel, the paper contends that this principle offers a pragmatic solution to the perennial problems of intergovernmental frictions on the use of the police within the context of governance in the Nigerian federation.
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Public Awareness and Attitude Towards Depression: A Community Based Study Among an Adult Population in Ile-Ife South-Western Nigeria - Akinsulore, Adesanmi; Olapeju A. Esimai; Mapayi, Boladale M; Aloba, Olutayo O (Community mental health journal, 2018)
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{An Analysis of Rhythm and Yoruba Cultural Aspects in The Works of Kunle Filani} - Omolola, Feyisara Sunday; Folárànmí, Stephen (Maiduguri Journal of Arts and Design (MAIDJAD), 2018)
Traditional Yoruba artistic heritage has a rich repertoire of motifs, forms, and colour with deep symbolic meanings often used in communicating thoughts and ideas. In modern Nigerian art, a recourse to cultural iconography has always influenced artistic creation. This paper therefore examines the rhythmic organization of forms using the Yoruba cultural iconography which characterizes the works of Kunle Filani, whose works draws significantly on the philosophy of Yoruba tradition. Twelve paintings have been purposefully selected for evaluation and analysis using the simple random method and the formal analysis technique. Findings revealed that Filani uses motifs, signs and symbols creatively as visual similes and metaphors to communicate thoughts and ideas. Filani also uses his art to make positive statements which have generated curious public reactions. This paper concludes that cultural content and context can induce socio-cultural development and serve as veritable tool to preserve and advance the cultural heritage of the Yoruba people as evident in Filani's work.
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Keywords: Content; Culture; Motifs; Ọnà; Style; Yoruba Art

{Painting Our Stories and Legacies: Historical Evidences through Nigerian Paintings} - Fọlárànmí, Stephen A.; Umoru-Oke, Nanashaitu; Adeyanju, Idowu F (International Journal of Humanities and Cultural Studies (IJHCS), 2018)
One of the functions art serves is to visually document history for generations to come. Even with the development of writing, the artists have continued to document various aspects of what they encounter in their various communities. In Nigeria with particular reference to painting, several artists have used their paintings as visual documentaries. The introduction of the camera as a tool for documenting did little to dissuade these painters from continuing this role. This paper therefore examined selected paintings of artists in Nigeria, whose works reveal historical evidences and culture of a people. Paintings cutting across the various genres such as portraits, landscapes scenes, architecture, festivals and cultural issues from pre-independence Nigeria to the present were selected for examination and analysis. The paper explores a descriptive and comparative analysis of the selected paintings vis-à-vis the various subjects they have recorded. It concludes that these paintings show significant historical evidences that can be used to reconstruct history and others aspects of the society where the need may arise. Painters in Nigeria more than other artists have been able to record history with their works because of the pictorial and compositional peculiarity o
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{The Challenges and the Development of Style in Nigerian Art} - Stephen Adéyemí Fọlárànmí (European Journal of Business and Management, 2018)
The development of artistic styles in the Nigerian art scene has developed almost along the same line as in other places worldwide, while the challenges facing the artist are almost the same everywhere. This may be so because these challenges are fundamental. The quest for identity, change, statement of purpose, sense of belonging, problem solving, and in some cases revolt, outright breaking of established art laws and most importantly personal experience are some of the influences and basis on which the creating or the development of styles in Nigeria rests upon. Some the styles and expression are new, while others are further developments, synthesis, or combinations from existing styles and techniques available in the different field of fine and applied arts. We are familiar with styles, which are trademarks of established and successful artists in our society; styles, which are a development of different art schools in Nigeria and in recent years the ones that are evolving among talented and creative young Nigerian artists. The later is what this paper seeks to examine. What are the challenges, Inspiration, and the motivation and most importantly influences behind these new innovations?
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Keywords: Artistic Development; Contemporary Art; Nigerian Art; Style

Development of a Predictive Model for Maternal Mortality in Nigeria Using Data Mining Technique - Idowu, Peter A; Alaba OB; Abass IO; Faniyi IO (11th International Conference on Application of Information and Communication Technology for Training, Research and Administration, 2017)

Using GIS Technique for Assessing the Distribution of the Types of Bedrock in Osun State, Nigeria - J. T. Fadahunsi; E T Sanyaolu (52nd Annual General Meeting and Conference of the Nigeria Institution of Surveyors, 2017)

Estimation of Longrun Relationship between Prices of Building Materials and Commercial Properties in Ibadan, Nigeria. - A. O. Adewusi; Oladokun, T.T. (Proceedings of Environmental Design and Management International Conference,, 2017)

Factors Influencing Academic Students Satisfaction in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife: A case Study of Estate Management Students. - T. O. Ayodele,; Oladokun, T.T. (Environmental Design and Management International Conference, 2017)

Cross-sectional comparison of public-private partnerships in transport infrastructure development in Nigeria - Babatunde, Solomon; Perera, Srinath (Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, 2017)
PurposeAlthough scientific research community has shown considerable interest in identifying critical success factors (CSFs) for public-private partnership (PPP) projects, yet effort at assessing and compare CSFs within similar PPP infrastructure projects received scant attention. The purpose of this study is to identify, assess, and compare the CSFs in PPP transport infrastructure projects. Design/methodology/approach The study adopted literature review and three PPP case studies including structured interviews and review of documentary reports in each case study. The outcome of literature review provided a total list of 26 identified success factors, which was used to design a case study protocol using Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) technique. FMEA was conducted on each 26 identified success factor to assess their criticality in the three PPP case studies. Findings The results of FMEA revealed a total of 10 CSFs in the concession of the road; four CSFs in the concession of the airport; and eight CSFs in the concession of the seaport. Also, the cross-case analysis showed the three prevalent CSFs, this includes government involvement by providing guarantees, political support, and project economic viability. Practical implications The study findings including lessons learnt in each case study would positively influence policy development towards PPP transport infrastructure projects and the manner in which partners (i.e. public and private sector) go about the development of PPP transport projects. Originality/value This research would help PPP stakeholders to focus their attention and priorities in managing the identified CSFs in achieving long-term success in PPP transport infrastructure projects implementation.
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Effects of a one-time compost addition on soil health in a rainfed dryland organic wheat system - Atoloye, Idowu A. (2017)
Maintaining adequate soil fertility and health is a challenge in dryland organic wheat systems. This research examines the short-term impact of a one-time addition of compost on the soil health in a rainfed dryland organic winter-wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) fallow system. Field plot experiments were established in 2015 in a semiarid dryland organic wheat field in Snowville, Utah with the following treatments: control (C), compost at 12.5 Mg/ha dry weight (CM1), 25 Mg/ha (CM2), 50 Mg/ha (CM3), positive control 25 Mg compost + 40 lb N feather meal (PC), and 2 Mg chicken manure (CMU). Soil samples were taken in May 2016 at a depth of 0-10 cm from the plots in the wheat phase of the rotation. Indicators of soil health and fertility were determined such as microbial biomass C, enzyme activities involved in the cycling of C and P, total organic carbon and nitrogen determined.The application of compost appeared to promote microbial activities with the greatest effect at CM3. Acid and alkaline phosphatase enzyme activities significantly increased by as much as 61 % and 47 % respectively. Microbial biomass carbon, dehydrogenase enzyme activity, readily mineralizable carbon, total organic carbon and total nitrogen were highest at CM3. Based on our findings so far, compost addition stimulated soil microbial activities and boosted organic C and N in the surface layers of the soil. Outcomes of this study will contribute to the overall goal of enhancing productivity and sustainability of rainfed dryland organic winter-wheat.
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From agricultural residues to biofertilizers: preparation and characterization for use in hydroponics - Atoloye, Idowu A. (American Open Chemistry Journal, 2017)
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The effects of moisture content at tillage on soil strength in maize production - Shittu, Kabiru; Oyedele, Durodoluwa; Babatunde, Kayode (Egyptian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 2017)
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Nutritional Assessment and Consumer Acceptability of Snacks (Chinchin and Cookies) Enriched with Underutilized Indigenous Vegetables - Fasogbon, Beatrice; Taiwo, Kehinde; Oyedele, Durodoluwa (International Journal of Food and Nutritional Sciences, 2017)
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Proximate, Mineral, Sensory Evaluations and Shelf Stability of Chinchin Enriched with Ugu and Indian Spinach Vegetables - Akindele, Olubukola; Gbadamosi, Olasunkanmi; Taiwo, Kehinde; Oyedele, Durodoluwa; Adebooye, O (International Journal of Biochemistry Research & Review, 2017)
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Drivers of Rural Housing Development in Edo State, - Oladokun, T.T.; Komolafe, M. O (Journal of Construction Business and Management., 2017)

3D seismic analysis of the gas hydrate system and the fluid migration paths in part of the Niger Delta Basin, Nigeria. - Akinsanpe, O. T.; A. A. Adepelumi; Benjamin, U. K.; D. E. Falebita (J. Ocean Univ. China (Oceanic and Coastal Sea Research), Springer DOI 10.1007/s11802-017-3281-0, 2017)

Advances in Museum Research and Heritage Management - Olaleye-Otunla, O.; Ademuleya, B. A; Adeoye, M.O. (Advances in Built Environment Research EDMIC 2017, 2017)
This paper examined the adoption of scientific means such as Material Contents Analysis (MCA) in museum studies. It notes that science has revolutionized museum life and experiences with probes determining material constituents of museum specimen, antiquity and heritage. It likened MCA in museum practice to the cataloguing dynamics of human investigation and identification process of Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA); the paper observed that the examination of the current trend in museum studies fills the gap created in museum and art historical investigations in Nigeria which further underscores the importance of material contents investigation. It opined that Material Content Analysis of specimens will not only aid museologists and art historians’ inquiry into formal, stylistics, thematic, contextual, iconology and iconography of artistic objects and finds, it will also yield accuracy in findngs. The paper adopted qualitative, descriptive and evaluative approach for data collation and analysis. It concluded by highlighting the rationales and benefits derivable from this recent advances in museum research to the benefits of repositories, private collections and museums.

Analysis of road crashes and associated burden in Ondo State, Nigeria - Olawole, M.O.; Oladepo, O. (Zaria Geographer, 2017)

Analysis of Seismic Gas Chimney Distribution Using Artificial Neural Network – A Case of Shallow Offshore Field, Niger Delta, Nigeria. - D. E. Falebita; Olusanya, AT; Akinsanpe, O. T. (Petroleum and Coal, 2017)

ANATOMICAL RESPONSE OF WHEAT CULTIVARS TO DROUGHT STRESS - David O.A; Osonubi O.; Olaiya C. O.; Agbolade J. O.; Ajiboye A. A.; Komolafe R. J.; Chukwuma D.M.; Akomolafe G.F (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Antibacterial Activity of crude extracts of some South African medicinal plants against multidrug resistant etiological agents of diarrhea - Mary A Bisi-Johnson; Chikwelu L Obi; Toshio Hattori; Oshima, Yositeru; Samuel, Babatunde B; Jacobus N Eloff; Okoh, Anthony I (BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2017)

ANTIMICROBIAL EFFICACY OF THE EXTRACT, FRACTIONS AND ESSENTIAL OILS FROM THE LEAVES OF EUGENIA UNIFLORA LINN (MYRTACEAE) - Obuotor, T. M.; Omankhanlen, A.; A.A. Lasisi (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Antioxidant Activities of the Extracts and Isolated Compounds from Treculia africana (Decne) Leaf - O.S. Ajayi; M.A. Aderogba; E.M. Obuotor; R.R.T. Majinda (Nigerian Journal of Natural Products and Medicine, 2017)

Apprenticeship System in Indigenous Yoruba Pottery of Nigeria - Umoru-Oke, Nanashaitu (International Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship Research, 2017)
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ASSESSING THE PREVALENCE OF GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT PARASITES OF POULTRY AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS IN POULTRY IN IWO, OSUN STATE NIGERIA - Rufai, M. A; Jato, A. O (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Assessment of cardiac autonomic function in healthy adults in Ile-Ife - Oluwadare Ogunlade (Lambert Academic Publishing, 2017)

ASSESSMENT OF ORGANOSOMATIC INDICES AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN VITAL ORGANS OF CLARIAS GARIEPINUS JUVENILES FED GRADED LEVELS OF BOILED SUNFLOWER (HELIANTHUS ANNUUS) SEED MEAL - Adesina S. A. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Assessment of Profitability and Efficiency of Cassava Production among Government and Non-Government Assisted Farmers Association in Osun State, Nigeria. - Bamire, A.S.; Adeyemo, R; Ogunleye, A. S.; A. D. Kehinde (African Journal of Rural Development, 2017)

ASSESSMENT OF SELECTED METALS IN THE MUSCLE AND LIVER OF THE AFRICAN CATFISH (CLARIAS GARIEPINUS) COLLECTED FROM ILUSHI RIVER, ILUSHI, EDO STATE, NIGERIA. - Izegaegbe, Joshua Idowu; Oloye, Femi Francis (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF CASSAVA MILL EFFLUENT (CME) ON THE MICROBIAL DIVERSITY, PHYSICOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS AND HEAVY METAL CONCENTRATIONS IN THE RECEIVING SOIL - Enerijiofi, K. E.; Bassey, E. S.; Fagbohun, G. J. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

BIOSORPTION OF LEAD (II) ION USING Penicillium citrinum KR706304 ISOLATED FROM THE MANGROVE SOIL ENVIRONMENT OF SOUTHEAST BORNEO. - Wahab, A. A.; Awang, A. S. A. H.; Azham, Z.; Tay, M. G.; Adeyemi, F. M. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Challenges of Rural industrialisations in Edo State, Nigerian - M. O. Komolafe,; T. T. Oladokun, (Journal of Environmental Science and Technology (NIJEST),, 2017)

CHANGES IN THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND MICROBIAL QUALITY OF WASTEWATER FROM A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT - Omotayo, A.E.; Eboreime, P.I.; Aina, A.T.; Simeon, O.M (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Chemotaxonomic study of six Nigerian Ficus species (Moraceae). (Not. Sci. Biol., 2017)

A Class of Distributive Quasigroup and Its Parastrophs - S. O. Ogunriade; S. O. Ajala; Y. T. Oyebo; T. G. Jaiyeola (Journal of the Nigerian Association of Mathematical Physics, 2017)

THE CLASSIFICATION OF FATTY ACIDS OF LIPIDS FROM SEEDS OF Persea grattisima MILLER AND Chrysophyllum albidum G. DON - Sam, S. M.; Mensah, S. I (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Coastal Urban Development and Temperature Variation in Eti-Osa, Nigeria - Ayodele Agboola; Margaret O. Jegede; Ayansina Ayanla (Journal of Meteorology and Climate Science, 2017)
This study examined the potential environmental impacts of coastal urban development and the resultant urban thermal changes in Eti-Osa, Lagos between 1984 and 2014. Multi-date Landsat images were used for the spatio-temporal change in the land use over time, while the topographic map and the ASTER image were used to generate the Digital Elevation Model (DEM). Supervised classification method was used to establish rate of urban expansion in the study area. The urban heat pattern variation analysis was performed after the surface temperature data were extracted from the band 6 of each Landsat imageries of the three observed years (1999, 2006 and 2014), using Idrisi Selva 17 software package. The results showed that as built-up areas spread east wards, the riparian forest has been declining from 24.57% area cover in 1984, drastically to 3.75% in 2014. The major reason for this might be because the high density built-up increased from 2.38% in 1984 to 14.19% in 2014 and the light density built-up increased from 5.51% in 1984 to 13.42% over the same period. The implication of increasing built-up areas is obvious on the patterns of heat in the study area. There were observed changes in thermal pattern over time, cutting across both land and the sea surfaces. It was observed that the built-up areas exhibit the highest temperature while the natural vegetation and water body had the lowest temperature.

COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, NUTRACEUTICAL POTENTIALS AND HEAVY METAL COMPOSITION OF TWO VARIETIES OF Lasianthera africana (P. Beauv) - Sam, S. M.; Wahua, C. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Comparative Physicochemical and Microbiological Qualities of Source and Stored Household Waters in Some Selected Communities in Southwestern Nigeria - Mary A Bisi-Johnson; Adediran, Kehinde O; Akinola, Saheed A; Popoola, Elizabeth O; Okoh, Anthony I (Sustainability, 2017)

COMPARATIVE POLLEN ANALYSIS OF HONEYS FROM APIARY AND OPEN MARKETS IN NIGERIA AND BÉNIN REPUBLIC - Orijemie Emuobosa Akpo (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Comparative Study of Sporadic and Systematic Methods of Land Titling and Registration in Ondo State, Nigeria - C. O. Oluwadare; O. Kufoniyi (EDMIC' 2017, 2017)

Comparing smallholder farmers' perception of climate change with meteorological data: A case study from southwestern Nigeria - A. Ayanlade; M Radeny; JF Morton (Weather and Climate Extremes, 2017)

COMPARISON OF THE ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY, PHYTOCHEMICAL AND NUTRITIONAL CONTENTS OF TWO ANTIHYPERTENSIVE ETHNOMEDICINAL PLANTS - Gbadamosi, I.T; Kalejaye, A.O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Data Mining Approach For Predicting the Likelihood of Infertility in Nigerian Women - Idowu, Peter A; Balogun JA; Alaba OB (Handbook of Research on Healthcare Administration and Management, 2017)

DEGRADATION OF PYRENE IN SOIL AND IN VITRO BY A BACILLUS LENTUS STRAIN ISOLATED FROM AN ASPHALT PLANT SOIL SITE IN LAGOS, NIGERIA - Obayori, O. S.; Emelogu, C.; Salam, L. B (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Determinants of Market Value of Residential Properties in Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria - Adegoke, O.J.; Aluko, B. T.; Adegoke, B. F. (Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development, 2017)

Development, validation and clinical application of a method for the simultaneous quantification of lamivudine, emtricitabine and tenofovir in dried blood and dried breast milk spots using LC–MS/MS - Waitt, C; Diliiy Penchala, S; Olagunju, A; Amara, A; L. Else; M. Lamorde; S Khoo (J Chromatogr B Analyt Technol Biomed Life Sci, 2017)
Objectives: To present the validation and clinical application of a LC–MS/MS method for the quantification of lamivudine (3TC), emtricitabine (FTC) and tenofovir (TFV) in dried blood spots (DBS) and dried breast milk spots (DBMS). Methods: DBS and DBMS were prepared from 50 and 30 μL of drug-spiked whole blood and human breast milk, respectively. Following extraction with acetonitrile and water, chromatographic separation utilised a Synergi polar column with a gradient mobile phase program consisting of 0.1% formic acid in water and 0.1% formic acid in acetonitrile. Detection and quantification was performed using a TSQ Quantum Ultra triple quadrupole mass spectrometer. The analytical method was used to evaluate NRTI drug levels in HIV-positive nursing mothers-infant pairs. Results: The assay was validated over the concentration range of 16.6–5000 ng/mL for 3TC, FTC and TFV in DBS and DBMS except for TFV in DBMS where linearity was established from 4.2–1250 ng/mL. Intra and inter-day precision (%CV) ranged from 3.5–8.7 and accuracy was within 15% for all analytes in both matrices. The mean recovery in DBS was >61% and in DBMS >43% for all three analytes. Matrix effect was insignificant. Median AUC0-8 values in maternal DBS and DBMS, respectively, were 4683 (4165–6057) and 6050 (5217–6417) ng h/mL for 3TC, 3312 (2259–4312) and 4853 (4124–6691) ng h/mL for FTC and 1559 (930–1915) and 56 (45–80) ng h/mL for TFV. 3TC and FTC were quantifiable (>16.6 ng/mL) in DBS from 2/6 and 1/6 infants respectively whereas TFV was undetectable in all infants. Conclusions: DBS and DBMS sampling for bioanalysis of 3TC, FTC and TFV is straightforward, robust, accurate and precise, and ideal for use in low-resource settings.

ED-XRF ANALYSIS OF WET DEPOSITION AROUND METAL RECYCLING PLANT - Fakinle, B.S.; Okedere, O.B.; Okenwa, C. P; Sonibare, J. A. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

EFFECT OF CLASS SIZE ON THE LEARNING OF MOTOR SKILL AMONG SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN IFE CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF OSUN STATE, NIGERIA - S.A. Adeyanju; Mamudu M.M.; Dania E.T. (European Journal of Physical Education and Sport Science, 2017)
The effect of class size on the learning of motor skill among selected secondary school students of Ife Central Local Government of Area of Osun state, Nigeria was examined. The study was experimental in nature and it involved pre-test and post-test using a novel skill (push pass in hockey). Three secondary schools where the game of hockey was neither taught nor played were purposively selected for the study. Participants were selected using stratified random sampling method with sex as the stratum. Participants for the study comprised 56 male and female students age 11-15 years that were not familiar with the skill. Three classes were drawn from the three schools. A small class size was drawn from School A with eight participants. In school B, a medium class size of 16 participants was drawn. The large class size of 32 participants was drawn from School C. Each of the classes had equal number of male and female participants. Push pass in hockey was measured at pre-test and post-test. Skill training took place after the pre-test measures. Mean and standard deviation were the descriptive analysis while t-test was the inferential statistic used for the data. The results of the analysis show that participants in medium class performed significantly better than participants in the large (t= 2.81: 46 p˂0.05) and small (t= 3.44: 22 p< 0.05) classes in the learning of motor skill. Females in medium class size also performed. Keywords: class size, motor skill, motor skill learning

The Effect of Gene Variants on Levonorgestrel Pharmacokinetics when Combined with Antiretroviral Therapy containing Efavirenz or Nevirapine - M. Neary; M. Lamorde; Olagunju, A; K.M. Darin; C. Merry; P. Byakika-Kibwika; D. J. Back; M Siccardi; Owen, A; K.K. Scarsi (Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2017)
Reduced levonorgestrel concentrations from the levonorgestrel contraceptive implant was previously seen when given concomitantly with efavirenz. We sought to assess whether single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in genes involved in efavirenz and nevirapine metabolism were linked to these changes in levonorgestrel concentration. SNPs in CYP2B6, CYP2A6, NR1I2 and NR1I3 were analysed. Associations of participant demographics and genotype with levonorgestrel pharmacokinetics were evaluated in HIV-positive women using the levonorgestrel implant plus efavirenz- or nevirapine-based ART, in comparison to ART-naïve women using multivariate linear regression. Efavirenz group: CYP2B6 516G>T was associated with lower levonorgestrel log10 Cmax and log10 AUC. CYP2B6 15582C>T was associated with lower log10 AUC. Nevirapine group: CYP2B6 516G>T was associated with higher log10 Cmax and lower log10 Cmin . Pharmacogenetic variations influenced subdermal levonorgestrel pharmacokinetics in HIV-positive women, indicating that the magnitude of the interaction with non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) is influenced by host genetics.

EFFECT OF PARTIALLY PURIFIED ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME INHIBITORY PROTEINS FROM MORINGA OLIEFERA LEAVES ON ALLOXANINDUCED DIABETIC RATS - Abdulazeez, A.M.; Wudil, A. M.; Yunusa, A. A. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Effect of phytase supplementation on the growth, mineral composition and phosphorus digestibility of African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) juveniles - “O. Orisasona”; “A. E. Falaye”; “E. K. Ajani”; “O. K. Kareem” (Animal Research International, 2017)

EFFECT OF SEED EXTRACT OF PICRALIMA NITIDA ON HAEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF MALARIA-INFECTED ALBINO MICE AND ITS INTERFERENCE WITH THE SERUM ELECTROLYTE LEVELS - Nwankwo, N.E.; Egbuonu, A.C.C.; Nduka, F.O; Nwodo, O.F.C. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Effectiveness of Housing Provision Strategies Employed by Members of Real Estate Development Association of Nigeria (REDAN), - Shiyanbola, R.E.; A. Olaleye,; T. T. Oladokun, (Faculty of Environmental Design and Management International Conference,, 2017)

Effects of Climate Change on Commercial Properties in Lagos State - Oladokun, T.T. (African Journal of Built Environment Research (AJoBER),, 2017)

EFFICACY OF INTERVENTION STRATEGIES FOR BIOREMEDIATION OF CRUDE OIL IN POLLUTED SOIL MICROCOSM - Buraimoh, O. M.; Ogunyemi, A. K.; Ibrahim, N.H; Adebusoye; A.S , Ilori; M.O; Amund, O. O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Electrochemical Soil Stabilisation and Verification - Ayodele, A (Geotechnical and geological Engineering, 2017)

ESSENTIAL OIL COMPOSITION AND BIOACTIVITY OF THUJA ORIENTALIS AND EUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSIS - Olonisakin, A; Abugan, A.V; Akinnifesi, T.A (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

EVALUATION OF HAEMATOLOGICAL AND SERUM BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN CLARIAS GARIEPINUS JUVENILES FED GRADED DIETARY LEVELS OF BOILED SUNFLOWER (HELIANTHUS ANNUUS) SEED MEAL REPLACING SOYBEAN MEAL - Adesina, S. A.; Falaye, A. E.; Ajani, E. K (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

EVALUATION OF SAWDUST ASH AS A PARTIAL REPLACEMENT FOR MINERAL FILLER IN ASPHALTIC CONCRETE - Osuya, D. O.; Mohammed, H. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

EVIDENCE OF BASEMENT CONTROLLED FAULTING OF CRETACEOUS STRATA IN THE MIDDLE BENUE TROUGH, NIGERIA FROM LINEAMENT ANALYSIS OF GRAVITY DATA. - Awoyemi, M. O.; Hammed, O. S.; Falade, S. C.; Arogundade, A. B.; Olayode, F. A.; Olurin, O. T; Ajama, O. D; Onyedim, G. C. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Factors Influencing Levels and Intensity of Adoption of New Rice for Africa (NERICA) among Rice Farmers in Ogun State, Nigeria - Bamire, A.S.; Ogunya, L. O.; S. A. Ogunleye (International Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2017)

Factors influencing real estate students’ academic performance of in an emerging economy: Gender and Socio economic perspectives. - Ayodele, T. O.,; Oladokun, T.T.; Oladokun, S. O (Property Management., 2017)

Family structure and oral habits among children age 1 to 12years resident in Ile-Ife, Nigeria - Oyedele, TA; Kolawole, KA; Folayan, MO; Agbaje, HO; Oziegbe, EO; Onyejaka, N; Chukwumah, NM; Oshomoji, OV (Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences, 2017)

Family structures predictive of caries risk and oral hygiene status of children in the mixed dentition stage in a suburban population in Nigeria. - Folayan, MO; Kolawole, KA; Oziegbe, EO; Oyedele, TA; Agbaje, HO; Onjejaka, NK; Oshomoji, VO (Journal of Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry, 2017)

Finite FRUTE loops - T. G. Jaiyeola; A. A. adeniregun; M. A. Asiru (Journal of Algebra and Its Applications, 2017)

Foliar anatomical study of Thaumatococcus daniellii (Benth.) and Magaphrynium macrostachyum (Benth) Milne-Redh. in Ile-Ife and Osogbo environs, Osun State, Nigeria. - A. (International Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences, 2017)

Gender Aspects of Street Crossing Behaviour among Undergraduates: An Observational Study - Olawole, M.O. (Ghana Journal of Geography, 2017)

HAEMOGLOBIN POLYMORPHISM IN WILD AND CULTURED AFRICAN CATFISH (Clarias gariepinus BURCHELL, 1822) - Diyaware, M. Y.; Ahmed, A. B.; Akinyemi A. A; Suleiman, S. B. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

HEAVY METAL BIOACCUMULATION IN CALLINECTES AMNICOLA AND FARFANTEPENAEUS NOTIALIS FROM THREE SELECTED TROPICAL WATER BODIES IN LAGOS, NIGERIA. - Lawal-Are, A. O.; Mokwenye, C. R; Akinwunmi, M. F. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Hexahydrofarnesyl acetone-rich extractives from Hildegardia barteri (Mast.) Kosterm - O. S. Balogun; O.S. Ajayi; A. J. Adeleke (Journal of Herbs, Spices & Medicinal Plants, 2017)

A Historical Perspective to Women Participation in Politics - Agbalajobi, Damilola T (Ife Social Sciences Review, 2017)

HIVR4P 2016, partnering for prevention: conference summary and highlights. - Shacklett, BL; Derdeyn, CA; Folayan, MO; Landovitz, RJ; Anthony, C; Behrens, A-J; Hope,TJ; Landais, E; Leal, L; Marrazzo, JM; Morris, L; Mugo, N; et al. (AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses Journal, 2017)

Holomorphic structure of middle Bol loops - T. G. Jaiyeola; S. P. David; E. Ilojide; Y. T. Oyebo (, Khayyam Journal of Mathematics, 2017)

How Nigeria Defeated Ebola - Peterson, K; Folayan, MO (2017)

An ICT Infusion Model for Nigerian Transport Sector - Idowu, Peter A; Balogun JA; Oladeji FA; Oyetunji MO (Computing, Information Systems, Development Informatics & Allied Research Journal, 2017)

An ICT Infusion Model for the Nigerian Security Sector - Idowu, Peter A; Oyetunji MO; Falana OJ; Oladeji FA (Journal of Digital Innovations & Contemporary Research in Science & Engineering, 2017)

An ICT Infusion Model for the Nigerian Security Sector - Idowu, Peter A; Oyetunji MO; Falana OJ; Oladeji FA (Journal of Digital Innovations & Contemporary Research in Science & Engineering, 2017)

Impact of Exchange Rate Depreciation on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises' Performance and Development in Nigeria - OBOKOH Lawrence, OJIAKO Udechukwu, MONDAY James, EHIOBUCHE Chris (African Journal of Business and Economic Research,, 2017)

The impact of human capital development in employment generation in Nigeria - Oluwabunmi O. Adejumo (African Journal of Economic Review, 2017)

Impact of oral antibiotics on health-related quality of life after mandibular third molar surgery: An observational study - Braimah, R.O.,; Ndukwe, K.C.,; Owotade, J. F.,; Aregbesola, S.B. (Niger J Clin Practice, 2017)

Influence of Electrochemical Treatment on a Typical Laterite - Ayodele A L; Agbede O A (Ground Improvement, 2017)

Influence of Liquidity Premium on Probability of Sales - ODEBODE, A.A.; Oladokun, T.T.; A. O. Agboola (Journal of Environmental Design and Management, 2017)

Information and Communication Technology Infusion Model for Microfinance Bank in the Nigeria - Idowu, Peter A; Balogun JA; Komolafe O (Science, Technology & Public Polic, 2017)

Information Technology Infusion Model for Agricultural Sector in Nigeria - Idowu, Peter A; Balogun JA; Egejuru NC; Asahiah FO; Mhambe PD (Journal of Digital Innovations & Contemporary Research in Science, Engineering & Technology, 2017)

INTER-ANNUAL RAINFALL VARIABILITY AND DROUGHTS OCCURRENCE DURING SOWING AND MID-SEASON RICE FARMING CALENDAR IN THE FOREST BELT OF NIGERIA - Atedhor, G. O.; Ayeni, O. A. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Intra-party crisis and the prospects of democratic stability in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic: Insights from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) - Fagbadebo, O.; Agunyai, S. C.; Odeyemi, T. I. (In A. Amtaika (Ed.), The Democratization of Africa: Dynamics and Trends, 2017)

ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIBIOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY PROFILE OF SALMONELLA SPECIES ISOLATED FROM ABATTOIR ENVIRONMENT - Igbinosa, E. O.; Beshiru, A. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics in Abeokuta, South-Western Nigeria - E T Sanyaolu; F. O Adeoti (ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, 2017)

Land use dynamics and rural landscape transformations in southwestern Nigeria - B.O. Adeleke; O.O.I. Orimoogunje; A.A. Shote (Canadian Journal of Tropical Geography, 2017)

LAND USE DYNAMICS AND SURFACE WATER QUALITY IN A TYPICAL URBAN CENTRE OF SOUTH-WESTERN, NIGERIA - Olutoyin Adeola FASHAE; Rita AYOMANOR; Oluwagbenga O.I. Orimoogunje (Analele Universităţii din Oradea, Seria Geografie, 2017)

Length-weight Relationships and State of Well-being of Parachanna obscura Gunther1861, in Eleyele Reservoir, Southwestern Nigeria - “A. N. Olanrewaju”; “E. K. Ajani”; “O. K. Kareem”; “O. Orisasona” (Fisheries and Aquaculture Journal, 2017)

Mathematical Model for Information Technology Infusion for Healthcare Sector in Nigeria - P.A. Idowu; J. A. Balogun; Akinade, HOJ; Egejuru, NC (International Journal of Computers in Clinical Practice, 2017)

MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION OF SHEA (VITELLARIA PARADOXA G. DON) BUTTER FROM LOCAL MARKETS IN SOUTHWESTERN AND EDO STATES, NIGERIA - Samuel, T. O.; Egwuatu, T. O. G; Ebabhi, A. M. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Model for Prediction of Cataracts Using Supervised Machine Learning Algorithms - Idowu, Peter A; Egejuru N; Balogun J; Asahiah F; Mhambe D (Computing, Information Systems, Development informatics & Allied Research Journal, 2017)

Molecular Characteristics and Antibiotic Resistance Profiles of Klebsiella Isolates in Mthatha, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa - Sandeep D Vasaikar; Chikwelu L Obi; Morobe, Isaac; Mary A Bisi-Johnson (International Journal of Microbiology, 2017)

Monte Carlo (MC) Assessment of Structurally-Controlled Shallow Offshore “Teldomi” Reservoirs, Niger Delta, Nigeria - Inferences from 3D Seismic and Wireline Log Data - D. E. Falebita; Olusanya, AT (Journal of Environment and Earth Science, 2017)

MORPHOLOGICAL VARIABILITY OF TILAPIA ZILLII (GERVAIS, 1848) FROM SELECTED RESERVOIRS IN SOUTHWESTERN, NIGERIA - Oladimeji T. E.; Olaosebikan T. O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Morphological, Anatomical and Cytological Studies of some Moss Species from Nigeria - A. O. Bolaji; Faluyi, J O (Notulae Scientia Biologicae., 2017)

New Wine in New Wineskins: Travails in the Enhancement of the Appraisal of Real Estate 303rd Inaugural lecture delivered on June 13 - O.AOgunba (Obafemi Awolowo University Press, 2017)

OBSERVATIONS ON DISTICHOPHYLLUM PROCUMBENS MITT. A PLEUROCARPOUS AND SECONDARILY-AQUATIC MOSS NEW TO NIGERIA - Egunyomi A.; Oyesiku O.O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

An online Neonatal Intensive-Care Unit Monitoring System for Hospitals in Nigeria, - Idowu, Peter A; Balogun JA; Asahiah FO (International Journal of Biomedical and Clinical Engineering, 2017)

An Online Poultry Diseases Monitoring System for Nigeria. - Idowu, Peter A; Oyetunji MO; Falana OJ; Oladeji FA (American Journal of Software Engineering and Applications., 2017)

Optimized production and characterization of thermostable invertase from Aspergillus niger IBK1, using pineapple peel as alternate substrate - Olaoluwa Oyedeji; Mufutau Kolawole Bakare; Isaac Olusanjo Adewale; Patrick Ojo Olutiola; Olumide Owolabi Omoboye (Biocatalysis and Agricultural Biotechnology, 2017)

Osteoporosis Risk Predictive Model Using Supervised Machine Learning Algorithms - Idowu, Peter A; Komolafe O; Balogun J; Egejuru D; Mhambe D (Science Research., 2017)

PALAEOECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF QUATERNARY SEDIMENTS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, NIGERIA - Adekanmbi, O. H; Alebiosu, O. S. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Pb UPTAKE BY QUAIL GRASS (CELOSIA ARGENTEA) GROWN ON Pb - ACID BATTERY SOIL TREATED WITH STARCH STABILIZED ZERO-VALENT IRON NANOPARTICLES. - Emina, Anwuli; Okuo, James; Anegbe, Bala. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Performance of Clarias gariepinus juveniles fed with oven dried maggot (Musca domestica) diets - “M. O. Ipinmoroti”; “O. A. Akanmu”; “A. O Iyiola”; “O. Orisasona” (Journal of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, 2017)

PHYTOCHEMICAL AND ANALGESIC EVALUATION OF METHANOL LEAF EXTRACT OF Clerodendrum volubile Linn. - Senjobi C.T; Fasola T.R.; Aziba P.I. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

PHYTOEXTRACTION ASSESSMENT OF GREEN AMARANTH (Amaranthus viridis Linn.) GROWN ON SOIL AMENDED WITH SEWAGE SLUDGE - Towolawi , A. T.; Arowolo , T. A.; Bada , B. S.; Badejo , A. A.; T aiwo, A.M (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Prediction of Pediatric HIV/AIDS Survival in Nigeria Using Naïve Baye’s Approach - Idowu, Peter A; Aladekomo T; Agbelusi O; Balogun JA; Alaba OB (International Journal of Child Health and Human Development, 2017)

Prediction of Road Traffic Accident in Nigeria Using Naive Baye’s Approach - Idowu, Peter A; Falana OJ; Oyetunji MO; Oladeji FA (Advances in Multidisciplinary & Scientific Research Journal, 2017)

Predictive Model for the Classification of Hypertension Risk Using Decision Trees Algorithm - Idowu, Peter A (American Journal of Mathematical and Computer Modelling, 2017)

Predictive Model for the Risk of Hyperopia in Nigeria Using Decision Tree Algorithm - Idowu, Peter A; Oladeji FA; Oyetunji MO; Komolafe O (Journal of Digital Innovations & Contemporary Research in Science & Engineering, 2017)

PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SYNTHESIZED GOETHITE AND GOETHITE-DATE PALM SEEDS CHARCOAL COMPOSITE - Abdus-Salam N.; Ikudayisi V. A. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Prevalence and Distribution of Wolff-Parkinson- White Pattern or Syndrome among Young Adult Population in Nigeria - Ogunlade O; Asafa M A (Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research, 2017)

Promoting Public Sector Accountability in Nigeria: The Role of Internal Audit Function (IAF) - MONDAY James, ADEDOKUN Adebayo (ICAN Journal of Accounting & Finance,, 2017)

Quality of artemisinin-based antimalarial drugs marketed in Nigeria - Izevbekhai, O; Adeagbo, B; Olagunju, A; Bolaji, O (Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg, 2017)
Background: Artemisinin combination therapy is first-line therapy for treatment of malaria, which is one of the most significant public health problems in Nigeria. With the increasing level of use of these drugs coupled with the emergence of resistance, there is a need for regular post-market surveillance. Method: Twenty different brands of artesunate-containing antimalarial drugs and 10 brands of artemether-lumefantrine were multi-sourced in the south western part of Nigeria and were subjected to identification, weight uniformity test, and assay using United State pharmacopoeia and International Pharmacopoeia monographs. In vitro-dissolution test of the artemether tablets was also investigated. Results: All 10 brands (100%) of the artemether-lumefantrine tablets met the assay requirement for artemether and 8 (80%) met the assay requirement for lumefantrine, but only 4 brands (40%) met the requirement for artemether dissolution. One of these brands failed the weight uniformity test. Of the 20 brands of artesunate-containing brands included in this study, 15 (75%) met the standard assay requirement for artesunate and two failed the weight uniformity test. Conclusions: There is evidence of the presence of substandard artemisinin products in the Nigerian market.

A radiographic study of the mandibular third molar root development in different ethnic groups - Liversidge, HM; Peariasamy, K; Folayan, MO; A.A. Adeniyi; Ngom, PI; Mikami, Y; Shimada, Y; Kuroe, K; Tvete, IF; Kvaa, SI (Journal of Forensic Odonto-Stomatology, 2017)

Relationship between physico-chemical parameters and reproductive indices of Parachanna obscura (Gunther 1861) in Eleyele reservoir, Ibadan, Nigeria - “A. N. Olanrewaju”; “E. K. Ajani”; “O. K. Kareem”; “O. Orisasona” (European Journal of Experimental Biology, 2017)

Remote sensing approaches for land use and land surface temperature assessment: A review of methods - Ayansina Ayanlade, (International Journal of Image and Data Fusion, 2017)
Selection of appropriate data and methods for environmental change assessment is highly central in any remote sensing research project. This study assessed various land use/land cover change (LUCC) methods and tested the accuracy of prominent classification methods and their implications on land surface temperature (LST) change estimation. Niger Delta of Nigeria was used as a case study. The study concluded that, though no single method can be applied to all cases and regions, there are some factors that determine the remote sensing methods to be used in both LST and LUCC change analysis. Such factors include the spatial, temporal, spectral and radiometric resolutions of satellite image and environmental factors. Therefore, this paper evaluated methods used in earlier studies to assess, monitor and model LUCC impacts on LST. The paper concludes by proposing the use of two or more methods in any LUCC–LST research project. This is because, all remote sensing methods are not totally right, but some are useful, thus, the methods should be viewed as complementary.

Research Alliance. Tracking the politics of HIV-prevention trials in Africa - Peterson, K; Folayan, M (Medicine Anthropology Theory, 2017)

Restoring Tone-Marks in Standard Yorùbá Electronic Text: Improved Model - Asahiah, Franklin Ọládiípọ̀; Ọdẹ́jọbí, Odetunji Ajadi; Emmanuel Rotimi ADAGUNODO (Computer Science {(AGH)}, 2017)
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The Role of Microfinance Banks on Growth and Sustenance of SMEs in Nigeria - Ilori, Adeyinka; Ayoola, Tajudeen J (Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development, 2017)

Saying no to PrEP research in Malawi: what constitutes ‘failure’ in offshored HIV prevention research - Peterson, K; Folayan, MO; Chigwedere, E; Nthete, E (Nicola Bulled (ed). Advances in Critical Medical Anthropology. Thinking through resistance: a study of public oppositions to contemporary global health practice., 2017)

Se correr o bicho oega, se ficar o bicho come: A Poetics of Becoming in the Waters of the Negro Atlantic - Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Félix (Fobeh Publishers, 2017)

SORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF METHYLENE BLUE ONTO NYPA FRUITICANS LIGNIN - Ogunsile, B.O.; Bamgboye, M.O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Supply Chain Risk Factors' Assessment in the Nigerian Pharmaceutical Industry - AGORZIE Claudius, MONDAY James, ADEREMI Helen (European Journal of Business and Management,, 2017)

SURVIVAL AND GROWTH RATE OF COASTAL WATER ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATES IN DIFFERENT SALT CONCENTRATIONS - Agwu Ogochukwu A.; Oluwagunke Theresa; Ebohon Joy (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Survival model for pediatric HIV/AIDS patient using C4.5 decision tree algorithm. - Idowu, Peter A; Aladekomo T; Agbelusi O; Balogun JA; Alaba AB (International Journal of Child Health and Human Development, 2017)

SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERISATION AND ANTIMICROBIAL STUDIES OF MIXED 1 NICKEL(II) AND COPPER(II) COMPLEXES OF AROYLHYDRAZONES WITH 2, 2 - BIPYRIDINE AND 1, 10-PHENANTHROLINE - Ajayeoba, T. A; Akinyele, O. F.; Oluwole, A. O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Textiles and Dresses - Ademuleya, Babasehunde. A (Culture and Customs of the Yorùbá, 2017)
This study examined the production and contextual usage of clothe among the Yoruba. It classified the clothing tradition of Yoruba into two, namely ‘textiles’ - the design and production of cloths, and dress- the use of cloths in making apparel in its varieties and its actual use to adorn the body. It observed that apart from the Yoruba language, Yoruba textiles and dresses, are the major articles of culture that are central to Yoruba culture and identity. The paper described the Yoruba dresses made of the aso-òkè and àdìre as being essential to the social, political, economic and cultural life of the people and the sustenance of Yoruba cultural heritage. It noted that the cloths are not only used today for dresses but also as items for interior decorations such as furniture coverings, dress accessories and have also found relevance in the production of corporate gifts and souvenirs. The paper concluded that Yoruba textiles and dresses are cultural emblems and undisputable symbols of Yoruba identity.

THAUMATOCOCCUS DANIELLII LEAVES: ITS CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS, ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITIES. - Hamid, A. A.; Aliyu, M. A.; Abubakar, L. Z.; Mukadam, A. A.; Shehu, A.; Egharevba, G.; Adisa, M. J.; Ajibade, S. O.; Zubair, A. O.; Fagbohun, E. O. (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

TOXICITY EVALUATION OF WASTE EFFLUENT FROM CASSAVA-PROCESSING FACTORY IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA USING THE ALLIUM CEPA ASSAY - Ogunyemi, A. K.; Samuel, T.A; Amund, O. O.; M. O. Ilori (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Travel Patterns, Unmet Mobility Needs and Quality of Life of Rural Elderly in Nigeria - Olawole, M.O. (African Population Studies, 2017)

Undue inducement, or unfair exclusion: considering a case study of pregnancy in an HIV prevention trial - Haire, BG; Folayan, MO (Journal of Medical Ethics, 2017)

An Update to the iLab Shared Architecture for Mobile Device Support - Akinwale, Olawale Babatunde; Kehinde, Lawrence Olakunle (International Journal of Online Engineering (i-JOE), 2017)

UTILITY OF POLLUTION INDICES IN ASSESSMENT OF SOIL QUALITY AROUND MADAGA GOLD MINING SITE, NIGER STATE, NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA - Amadi, A. N.; Ebieme, E. E.; Musa, A.; Olashinde, P. I.; Ameh, I. M; Shuaibu, A. M (Ife Journal of Science, 2017)

Variations in urban surface temperature: an assessment of land use change impacts over Lagos metropolis - A. Ayanlade (Weather-Wiley, 2017)
This study aims to investigate seasonal and diurnal variations in urban temperature, as well as the contributions of different land uses to land surface temperature (LST). A time series of MODIS data was used in this study. Average seasonal LST differentials between day and night from 2002 to 2014 were estimated. The results reveal substantial changes in land use over the study period; in particular, urban centre and urban fringe surface area increased by 15.93 and 94.49% respectively, while forest land and wetland surface area decreased by approximately 5 and 8% respectively. Average LST increases by nearly 3 degC during the daytime in the dry seasons, compared with the wet season, for all land use/land cover (LULC) classes. In all seasons, the average LST of urban areas is nearly 1.5 degC higher than the LST values for the surrounding rural areas. The explanations for these variations are obvious: the majority of urban centres in Lagos metropolis have dense buildings and slight vegetal cover; thus they appear to have less energy loss due to latent heat by evaporation from the impervious urban surfaces. The study concludes by proposing improved urban planning in Nigeria through implementation of urban planning policies.

A Web Based Spatial Distribution of Malaria in Nigeria. - Idowu, Peter A; Oladeji FA; Balogun JA (Computing, Information Systems, Development informatics & Allied Research Journal, 2017)

Web-Based Surveillance System for Periodontal Disease for Nigeria - Idowu, Peter A; Balogun JA; Oyetunji MO; Oladeji FA (Software Engineering, 2017)

Zig-zag-Matrix for Resolvable Nested Balanced Incomplete Block Designs - A. J. Saka; B. L. Adeleke; T. G. Jaiyeola (International Journal of Algebra and Statistics, 2017)

Assessment of emotional distress and parenting stress among parents of children with clubfoot in south-western Nigeria - Esan, O; Akinsulore, A; Yusuf, MB; O.O. Adegbehingbe (SA Orthopaedic Journal, 2017)
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Burden and coping styles among caregivers of patients with major mental disorders and hypertension attending a Nigerian tertiary hospital - Osundina, AF; F.O. Fatoye; Akanni, OO; Omoreagba, JO; Akinsulore, A; Oloniniyi, IO (Indian Journal of Social Psychiatry, 2017)
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Classes 1 and 2 integrons in faecal Escherichia coli strains isolated from mother-child pairs in Nigeria - Odetoyin, Babatunde W; Labar, Amy S; Lamikanra, Adebayo; Aboderin, Aaron O; Okeke, Iruka N (PloS one, 2017)
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Cross-cultural Adaptation, Reliability, and Validity of the Yoruba Version of the Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire - Chidozie Emmanuel Mbada; Idowu, Opeyemi Ayodiipo; Ogunjimi, Olawale Richard; Olusola Ayanniyi; Orimolade, Elkanah Ayodele; Oladiran, Ajibola Babatunde; Olubusola Esther Johnson; Akinsulore, Adesanmi; Oni, Temitope Olawale (Spine, 2017)
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Cryptosporidiosis: Prevalence, risk factors and diagnosis in adult HIV-infected patients at Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex (OAUTHC), Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria - Olopade, BO; Ogunniyi, TA; Oyekunle, A. A.; Odetoyin, BW; Adegoke, AO (Int J Med Biomed Res, 2017)
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Depression and Associated Factors Among Gay and Heterosexual Male University Students in Nigeria - Oginni, Olakunle A; Mosaku, Kolawole S; Mapayi, Boladale M; Akinsulore, Adesanmi; Afolabi, Temitope O (Archives of sexual behavior, 2017)
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Isolation and evaluation of Candida species and their association with CD4+ T cells counts in HIV patients with diarrhoea - Awoyeni, Ayobami; Olaniran, Olarinde; Odetoyin, Babatunde; Hassan-Olajokun, Rachel; Olopade, Bolatito; Afolayan, David; Adekunle, Oluwakayode (African health sciences, 2017)
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Obsessive–compulsive symptoms in schizophrenia: prevalence and associated factors in a Nigerian population - Opakunle, Tolulope; Akinsulore, Adesanmi; Aloba, Olutayo O; Fatoye, FEMI O (International journal of psychiatry in clinical practice, 2017)
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Performance Evaluation Effect of Nb2O5 Particulate on the Microstructural, Wear and Anti-corrosion Resistance of Zn–Nb2O5 Coatings on Mild Steel for Marine Application - Oluyori, T; Olorunniwo, O.E.; Fayomi, O.S.I.; Atanda, P.O.; Popoola, A.P.I. (Journal of Bio-and Tribo-Corrosion, 2017)
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Profile and Antimicrobial Resistance Patterns of Bacteria isolated from Patients with Respiratory Tract Infections in Ile-Ife Metropolis - Osevwe, Josephine; Olaniran, Olarinde; Odetoyin, Babatunde; Nwobu, Godwin; Agunlejika, Richard; Omoya, Funmilola; Awoyeni, Ayobami; Oyetoke, Olufemi (Asian Journal of Medicine and Health, 2017)
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The profiles of packed cells volume, plasma electrolytes and glucose levels in malarial infected patients - Udoh, Saturday Jack; Olaniran, Olarinde; Udo, Usen Asuquo; Omoya, Funmilola Oluyemi; Osevwe, Ayodele Josephine; Oyetoke, Olufemi Oyewumi; Odetoyin, Babatunde Wumi; Awoyeni, Esther Ayobami; Adesina, Adeyemi (Microbiology Research, 2017)
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Tone Mark Restoration in Standard Yorùbá Text: A Proposal - Franklin Oladiipo Asahiah; Ọdẹtúnjí Ọdẹ́jọbí; Emmanuel Adagunodo; Funmi Olubode-Sawe (INFOCOMP, 2017)
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{Architecture: Indigenous} - Amole, Bayo; Folaranmi, Stephen (Culture and Customs of the Yoruba, 2017)
Introduction The Yorùbá people of South-Western Nigeria and the Republic of Benin, (see fig. 1. Extent of area covered by the Yoruba in West Africa) together with many countless descendants in other parts of Africa, the Americas and beyond have made remarkable contributions to world civilisation in many ways. In the arts, they possess one of the oldest and finest traditions in Africa, a tradition that still remains vital and influential today. The Yorùbá are well known especially for their wooden sculptures which are mainly used as door panels, veranda posts, pillars, and stools in their buildings. They also carve thousands of figurative sculptures which are either used for religious or utilitarian purposes. Aside from their art in wood, they are excellent workers of metal, casters of Brass and Bronze, calabash carvings, bead works, and traditional wall decoration. All these numerous creative endeavours are executed either along with, or in support of Yorùbá indigenous architecture, which is relatively permanent in structure. Therefore it is clear that our understanding of the Yorùbá people will never be complete without a full investigation of the physical environment in which the people live, work, and play. Indeed Yorùbá architecture is a rich context from which to draw a study of Yorùbá culture. The Yorùbá are known to be city dwellers, the make-up of their houses points to the fact that for thousands of years they have occupied large towns, which are different from their farm settlements called abà. The tropical regions and semi-rainforest savannah in which they are located is also highly suitable for various forms of agricultural practice and development. Thus they cultivate food crops like maize, yam, cassava, beans and vegetable materials as well as tree crops like cocoa, palm trees, cola nuts, and cashews, to mention a few. While farmers are on the farm attending to crops, the hunters are in the deep forest, hunting for wild game. The presence of several different food strategies portrays the Yorùbá as a self-sufficient group before their contact with the outside world especially Europeans. As a result, it allows them to be more stable in order to construct more permanent structures for private, public and religious purposes. The Yorùbá population, for reasons of self-defence, sheer gregariousness, or both is predominantly urban. This is unlike various other ethnic groups that surround the Yorùbá. Even the farmers have their houses in the town and look upon their farms, which are in many cases situated at great distances from town, merely as places of work and temporary residences 3 . A typical Yorùbá village consists of a number of family compounds along with structures that serve the larger community. Each family compound may have separate structures for cooking, eating, sleeping, storing food (granary), and protecting animals at night. Structures may be round, rectangular, or semi-circular in shape. Communal structures, for holding meetings and teaching children, are located in a prominent place within the village. Known for their highly organized traditional and social groupings; the Yorùbá had a well ordered socio-political set up both at their urban and rural dwelling places long before colonization and contact with the outside world. Their houses are thus designed along this pattern especially with the compound being the focus of family life. In the past, the average Yorùbá family comprised the man, who is the head of the house or compound, his wife or wives depending on how prosperous he is, and their children. The house or compound becomes more enlarged and homogenous when his male children start getting married. These sons usually occupy another building within the same clan compound, thus
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Keywords: costums; Culture; Yoruba Architecture; Yoruba Art

Beyond Crude: Implementation Of Neuro-Fuzzy Model For Efficient Weather Prediction In Agro-Based Economy (Nigeria). - Idowu, Peter A; Alaba OB; USman OL; Gbolagade KA (the 10th International Conference on ICT Applications, 2016)

Empirical Study on Information and Communication Technology Infusion among Medical Students in Nigeria - Idowu, Peter A; Alaba OB; USman OL; Rufai I (Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on ICT Applications, 2016)

Honoring Dental Patients' Privacy Rule Right of Access in the Context of Electronic Health Records - Ramoni, Rachel; R Asher, Sheetal; White, Joel; Vaderhobli, Ram; Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Walji, Muhammad; Riedy, Christine; Kalenderian, Elsbeth (Journal of dental education, 2016)
A person's right to access his or her protected health information is a core feature of the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule. If the information is stored electronically, covered entities must be able to provide patients with some type of machine-readable, electronic copy of their data. The aim of this study was to understand how academic dental institutions execute the Privacy Rule's right of access in the context of electronic health records (EHRs). A validated electronic survey was distributed to the clinical deans of 62 U.S. dental schools during a two-month period in 2014. The response rate to the survey was 53.2% (N=33). However, three surveys were partially completed, and of the 30 completed surveys, the 24 respondents who reported using axiUm as the EHR at their dental school clinic were the ones on which the results were based (38.7% of total schools at the time). Of the responses analyzed, 86% agreed that clinical modules should be considered part of a patient's dental record, and all agreed that student teaching-related modules should not. Great variability existed among these clinical deans as to whether administrative and financial modules should be considered part of a patient record. When patients request their records, close to 50% of responding schools provide the information exclusively on paper. This study found variation among dental schools in their implementation of the Privacy Rule right of access, and although all the respondents had adopted EHRs, a large number return records in paper format.
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Analysis of Household Demand for Underutilized Indigenous Vegetables - Ayanwale, Adeolu; Amusan, Christanah; Adeyemo, Victoria; Oyedele, Durodoluwa (International Journal of Vegetable Science, 2016)
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Sugar consumption and dental caries experience in Kenya - Githua Macigo, Francis; Mutave, Regina; Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Gathece, Loice (International dental journal, 2016)
Introduction:There have been claims that dental caries experience and prevalence in Kenya has been increasing as a result of increased sugar consumption. A review of the literature in 1986 failed to link dental caries experience with an increase in gross national sugar consumption. Subsequently, a number of studies were conducted, necessitating further review to examine trends in dental caries experience and to relate this to changes in per capita sugar consumption. Methods: Studies conducted since 1980 for children 3-15 years of age were examined. Dental caries prevalence and experience for 3-5 years' (deciduous teeth) and 12 years' (permanent teeth) age groups were analysed. Calculation of per capita sugar consumption was performed using gross national annual sugar consumption for 1969-2009 national population census years. Results: There was a gradual increase in per capita sugar consumption, from 35.5 g/day in 1969 to 60.8 g/day in 2009. Dental caries experience in deciduous teeth for children 3-5 years of age increased from a decayed, missing and filled teeth/decayed and filled teeth (dmft/dft) index of 1.5 in the 1980s to 2.95 in the 2000s. At 12 years of age, caries experience for permanent teeth increased from a DMFT of 0.2 to a DMFT of 0.92 over the same period. Dental caries prevalence for both deciduous and permanent teeth also increased with time. Conclusion: These observations suggest that dental caries prevalence and experience increased with time, in parallel to an increase in per capita sugar consumption. However, a clearer understanding can be derived from longitudinal studies, based on actual household age-specific sugar consumption and dental caries incidence.
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Chemical study of vermicomposted agroindustrial wastes - B. Favoretto Pigatin, Lı´via; Atoloye, Idowu A.; Abosede Obikoya, Oluwatoyin; Vinicius Borsato, Aure´lio; Olı´mpia Oliveira Rezende, Maria (Int J Recycl Org Waste Agricult, 2016)
PurposeThe disposal of solid waste is a serious environmental problem for humanity. Vermicomposting is used as one of the methods for recycling of organic waste, resulting in a humified material of great agronomic potential which promotes carbon sequestration when applied to the soil. The aim of this study was to evaluate the chemical characteristics of vermicomposts from cattle manure (CM), orange peel (OP) and filter cake (FC). Methods Three compost piles were set up, 2:1 OP + CM, 3:1 FC + CM and CM. The piles were initially composted for 60 days. Thereafter, earthworms were added to the piles to initiate the vermicomposting process. Results The pH and the organic carbon contents were above the minimum recommended values for organic fertilizers. The N content was below the minimum value but the C/N ratio was in the required range. The C/N values where lower in OP + CM and FC + CM than in CM. Further, the N contents of treatments were different with OP + CM having the highest value. The C/N ratios of the piles were 9.52, 9.62 and 11.03 for OP + CM, FC + CM and CM, respectively, and were lower than the maximum recommended value by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food (Ministry of Agriculture 2009). Conclusion Thus, co-vermicomposting of filter cake and orange peel with cattle manure has the potential for application sustainable agriculture.
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Africanity and the Quest for a Permanent Seat in the United Nations Security Council for Africa - Odeyemi, Temitayo Isaac; Igwebueze, Gideon Uchechukwu (. Africology: The Journal of Pan African Studies, 2016)

ANALYSES AND DISTRIBUTION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF CANCERS RECORDED IN IFE-IJESHA CANCER REGISTRY IN THE FIVE YEAR PERIOD 2010 -2014 - J.O. Ojo; Adeola, M. O; Awe, O. O; Oluwasina,Y . T; Akinyemi, O. A; Omotoso, P . A; Alatise, O . I; Olasode, B. (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Analysis of Agrochemical Usage among Cocoa Farmers in the Innovation Platform of the Humidtropics Programme in Southwestern Nigeria - Bamire, A.S.; A. D. Kehinde; O. Fatunbi; Amujoyegbe, B. J. (International Journal of Advanced Research in Biological Sciences, 2016)

ANALYSIS OF ARSENIC IN OYSTERS USING REVERSED PHASE HPLC-ICPMS/ESI-ORBITRAP-MS - Amayo, K. O; Horsfall Jr., M; Feldmann, J. (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

ANALYSIS OF ARSENIC IN OYSTERS USING REVERSED PHASE HPLC-ICPMS/ESI-ORBITRAP-MS - Amayo, K. O; Horsfall Jr; Feldmann, J. (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

ANTIPLASMODIAL ACTIVITY OF STEM-BARK EXTRACT OF MILICIAEXCELSA (WELW.) C.C.BERG AGAINST RODENT MALARIA PARASITES (PLASMODIUM BERGHEI) IN MICE. - Areola J. O; Omisore N. O; Babalola O. O (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Appliqué Costume as a Medium of Symbol Communication: A Case Study of Agbo Remireke Masquerade of Agbowa-Ikosi - Adepegba, K; Babasehinde A Ademuleya (Journal Dress and Textiles, 2016)
This paper examined the unique qualities of Agbo Remireke masquerade’s costume as a medium of symbol communication among the coastal Ijebu people of Agbowa-Ikosi. The study is limited to the appliqued textile costume of the masquerade only, leaving out the wooden headdresses. Symbol representation on six (6) appliqued textile costume of the masquerade were carefully selected and analysed, three each from the three quarters (Itun Agbowa, Itun Aledo and Itun Oriwu) that make up the Agbowa-Ikosi town. Conclusively, the paper underscored the socio-cultural significance of Agbo Remireke masquerade’s appliqued costume as a medium of symbol communication among the people in contemporary time.

ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION FROM GSM ANTENNAS WITHIN AND AROUND TWO HEALTH FACILITIES AT THE OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY, ILE-IFE, NIGERIA - Akeju, M; Aboyeji, O. S; Salau, H.; Ojo, J (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

ASSESSMENT OF THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL QU ALITIES OF SWIMMING POOLS IN SELECTED HOTELS IN OSOGBO METROPOLIS, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA - Ajadi, F . A; Bakare, M. K.; O. Oyedeji (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

ASSESSMENT OF THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL QU ALITIES OF SWIMMING POOLS IN SELECTED HOTELS IN OSOGBO METROPOLIS, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA - Adisa, A. L; Adekoya, J. A (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

ASSESSMENT OF THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL QU ALITIES OF SWIMMING POOLS IN SELECTED HOTELS IN OSOGBO METROPOLIS, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA - Adisa, A. L; Adekoya, J. A (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

ASSESSMENT OF THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL QU ALITIES OF SWIMMING POOLS IN SELECTED HOTELS IN OSOGBO METROPOLIS, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA - Adisa, A. L; Adekoya, J. A (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Association between body anthropometric parameters and indices of cardiac autonomic function among apparently healthy young adults - Ogunlade O; Asafa M A; Ayoka O A; Akintomide A O (Archieves of Medicine & Health Sciences, 2016)

Association between forced sexual initiation and HIV status, sexual risk behavior, life stressors and the coping strategies among adolescents in Nigeria - Kolawole, KA; Folayan, MO; Agbaje, HO; Oyedele, TA; Oziegbe. EO; Onyejaka, NK; Chukwumah, NM; Oshomoji, OV (PLoS One, 2016)

Body Adornment and Cosmetics - Ademuleya, Babasehunde. A (Encyclopedia of the Yoruba, 2016)
The paper is an overview of the Yoruba custumal practice of adorn their bodies using a variety of means. The paper classified body adornment into three, namely; body marking, dressing and accessories, and cosmetics. It identifies the differences in the variety forms in the Yoruba adorns the body and observes that apart from adding beauty to the body, it also serves as a form of identifying the beholder by his or her lineage or town of origin. It also observed that every Yoruba sub-group could be identified by their uses of dresses, hair dressing, and use of accessories and jewelries which symbolizes the wearer’s status, his or her wealth, as well as his position within the society as well as one form of facial mark or the other. It concludes that the basic intention of having the body adorned by the Yoruba is generally for the purpose of beautification, status enhancement and Identity.

CAMPANO-MAASTRICHTIAN FORAMINIFERAL STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOENVIRONMENT OF FIKA SHALE, BORNU BASIN, NORTHEASTERN NIGERIA - Fadiya, S. L.; Adebambo, B. A. (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Cardiac Autonomic Dysfunction in Apparently Healthy young Adults in Nigeria - Akintomide A O; Ogunlade O; Omole J G; Ayoka A O; M A Asafa (International Research Journal of Medical Sciences, 2016)

CHARACTERISATION OF TECTONIC LINEAMENTS IN THE CENTRAL EQUATORIAL ATLANTIC REGION OF AFRICA USING BOUGUER ANOMALY GRAVITY DATA - Balogun, O. B.; Ojo, S. B.; M. O. Olorunfemi (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Climate change education and knowledge among Nigerian University Graduates - A. Ayanlade; MO Jegede (Weather, Climate, and Society, 2016)
The introduction of climate change studies in universities has a fundamental role in helping the general public, especially the next generations, to recognize the global challenges of climate change and to find ways of adapting to the changing climate. This study examined the level of climate change education and perception of Nigerian university graduates. A mixed method approach was used to obtain data relating to perceptions, understanding, and level at which climate change has been taught in Nigerian universities. The results from this study revealed that about 70.7% of university graduates received brief lectures in some special elective courses during their university education, while only 4.1% were taught more than three semesters/terms in some special elective courses. It was also revealed that graduates from departments of environmental sciences have more class experience on climate change than students in the humanities and other faculties. The major finding of this study is that students appear far more informed about climate change, usually from the Internet and international media, than the level of climate change education they were taught in university. These results show the need for the introduction of climate change studies in Nigerian universities, with over 71% of participants believing that climate change studies should be included as a required course in both undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES AND PROGRAMMES IN NIGERIA: A REVIEW - Mbada K. A.,; O.O. Adeyemi; Ayanlade A, (Ife Social Sciences Review , [S.l.], 2016)

Communitarian societies and public engagement in public health: a commentary - Folayan, MO; Haire, B (Critical Public Health, 2016)

Comparative Efficacy of Amoxicillin/Clavulanic Acid and Levofloxacin in the Reduction of Postsurgical Sequelae After Third Molar Surgery: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Clinical Trial in a Nigerian University Teaching Hospital - Ndukwe, K.C.,; Braimah, R.O.,; Owotade, J. F.,; Aregbesola S.B. (Niger J Surg, 2016)

THE COMPOSITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF VASCULAR EPIPHYTES ALONG ALTITUDINAL GRADIENT IN GASHAKA GUMTI NATIONAL P ARK, NIGERIA. Aderopo Akinsoji - Aderopo Akinsoji (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Continuity and Change in Yoruba Dress Culture - Babasehinde A Ademuleya (The Nigerian Field, 2016)
This paper examines an integral part of Yoruba culture; dress, with a view to highlighting the noticeable changes in the people’s dress modes over time and bring to bear the factors responsible for the changes. Specific attention is paid to the style of dress and garments in vogue at specific points in time. An attempt is also made to discuss the influence of Yoruba dress culture on other group cultures. The paper relied on ancient art works, family photo albums, photo shots from newspapers and archive photographs from photographers and the Internet. Interviews were conducted with different generations of tailors and fashion designers for insight into what informed designs and styles. The paper argued that there have been a lot of innovations and modification to Yoruba dress culture in terms of material and style over time. It surmised that Yoruba dress culture in contemporary time has absorbed other dress cultures and has also influenced others. It concluded that though the old styles may not seem very popular especially in urban centres, they still exist, much valued and in use especially at cultural and other important occasions. The paper also inferred that despite noticeable influences and innovations, the modified dress styles still share some elements of Yoruba dress culture and could still be identified as Yoruba; a case of ‘old wine in new skin’.

Creation and Environmental Care for Global Security and Peace: The Theocentric Option - Faniran, A; Oluwagbenga, O.I. Orimoogunje (American Journal Academic Research, 2016)
The main thrust of this paper is to assess the impacts of the human being on the environment as a result of their perception of the environment mainly as a resource that must be exploited. Particular attention was paid to different strategies adopted by scholars in terms of managing nature both in the past and present with a view to ascertaining the extent of degradation and the tendency of wanton anthropogenic modification of the environment. The study was based on archival research methods and expository review of relevant studies. Suggestions on how environmental sustainability could be attained in the near future were proposed. Finally, as an alternative to ecocentrism and anthropocentrism, a theocentric perspective was suggested since materialism was regarded as one of the most serious dysfunctional values for the ecosystem. Therefore Christians needed to re-orientate their relationship with the material properties.

Critical role of ethics in clinical management and public health response to the West Africa Ebola epidemic - Folayan, MO; Haire, B; Brown, B (Risk Management and Healthcare Policy, 2016)

A cytotoxic indole alkaloid from Alstonia boonei - O. S. Balogun; O.S. Ajayi; B. J. Agberotimi (Journal of Biologically Active Products from Nature, 2016)

DETERMINATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION LEVELS FROM CELL PHONES AND GSM MASTS IN ILE-IFE, SOUTHWEST NIGERIA - Olorunfemi, E; Ojo, J; Aboyeji, O. S; Akeju, M; Okezie, C (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Determination of Heavy Metal Levels in Some Commonly Consumed Frozen Fish in Ibadan, Southwest, Nigeria - "O. K. Kareem"; "O. Orisasona"; "A. N. Olanrewaju" (Research Journal of Environmental Toxicology, 2016)

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALU ATION OF A PHYSIOLOGICALLY-BASED KINETIC MODEL FOR THE TRANSFER OF LEAD IN LACTATING NIGERIAN WOMEN WITH HIGH AND LOW EXPOSURE TO LEAD - Karokatose, T . E; J.O. Ojo; Ijaleye, O. A; Obiajunwa, P . O (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Development of a web based Cardiovascular Disease Risk Monitoring System - Idowu, Peter A; Sarumi O; Balogun JA (Ife Journal of Information Communication Technology, 2016)

DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN PBBK MODELS FOR MIXTURES: BINARY MIXTURES OF MERCURY/ SELENIUM, AND LEAD/SELENIUM - Maza, D. D; J.O. Ojo (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

DIELECTRIC CHARACTERIZATION OF CRUDE OIL EXTRACTS OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT OIL FIELDS IN NIGERIA, INTENDED FOR UTILITY EXPLOITATION IN ELECTRICAL POWER TRANSFORMERS - J. O. Akinnifesi; F. M. Adebiyi; Olafisan, K.F . (Ife Journal of Science, 2016)

Differentials in contraceptive discontinuation among Nigerian women: Exploring the ethnic variations - Mobolaji, J; Bamiwuye, S.; L. Bisiriyu (Differentials in contraceptive discontinuation among Nigerian women: Exploring the ethnic variations. Ife Research Publications in Geography, 2016)

Digit sucking, age, gender and socioeconomic status as determinants of oral hygiene status and gingival health of children in suburban Nigeria - Agbaje, HO; Kolawole, KA; Folayan, MO; Onyejaka, N; Oziegbe, EO; Oyedele, TA; Chukwumah, N; Oshomoji, OV (Journal of Periodontology, 2016)

Does social vulnerability for caries predict caries status of children resident in sub-urban Nigeria? - Folayan, MO; Arije, O (Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences, 2016)

Ebola "ring" vaccine trial was ethically innovative - Haire, BG; Folayan, MO (American Journal of Public Health, 2016)

Ebola vaccine development plan: concerns and proposed measures. - Folayan, MO; Yakubu, A; Haire, B; Peterson, K (BMC Journal of Medical Ethics, 2016)