Adamawa State University Journal of Scientific Research

As the Chief Editor, I am pleased to introduce the Adamawa State University Journal of Scientific Research (ADSUJSR) — a platform dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge through high-quality research and scholarly discourse.

Our journal serves as a hub for researchers, academics, and professionals to share groundbreaking discoveries across diverse scientific fields. We are committed to promoting rigorous peer-reviewed research, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and contributing to global scientific advancements.

At ADSUJSR, we uphold the highest standards of academic integrity and innovation, ensuring that every published work reflects excellence and relevance. We welcome submissions from scholars worldwide and encourage contributions that address pressing scientific and technological challenges.

Thank you for visiting our journal. We look forward to your engagement — whether as a reader, author, or reviewer — on our journey to expanding the frontiers of scientific inquiry.

Prof. Solomon A. Mamuru
Chief Editor, Adamawa State University Journal of Scientific Research

Publisher: Faculty of Science ISSN (Print): 2251-0702 ISSN (Online): 2705-1900 Frequency: Annual Access: Open Access

Current Issue — Vol. 14, No. 1 (2026) — Volume 14, Issue 1, 2026

pp. 1-6

Pcr-amplified and Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Analysis of the Mitochondrial Coi Gene of Epomophorus Gambianus in Mubi, Nigeria

Gadzama I. M. K., Okoye E., Adam M., Alhassan A.B., Shaaba R., YerimaR.

This study was aimed to provide an initial step toward molecular characterization and phylogenetic analysis of Epomophorus gambianus, a fruit bat in the family Pterpodidae, in Mubi...

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pp. 7-17

A Systematic Review of Water Quality Monitoring: Technologies, Trends, Challenges, and Future Directions

Pambi G. V., Danladi A., Waida D. M.

Water quality monitoring is essential for sustainable environmental management and public health protection. Conventional monitoring approaches are limited by sparse spatial covera...

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pp. 30-39

In Vitro and in Vivo Evaluation of Aqueousandethanolic Extracts of Khaya Senegalensisagainst Colletotrichum Falcatuminsugarcane(saccharum Officinarum)

James U., Yusuf C.S., David T., Tizhe T.D., Oaya C. S.

This study investigated the efficacy of Khaya senegalensis (Mahogany) extracts (leaves, stem, roots, and oil) as bio- control agents against sugarcane stem red rot (Colletotrichum ...

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pp. 18-29

Management and Preventive Practices for Plasmodium Falciparum Malaria Transmission in Selected Rural Communities of Adamawa State, Nigeria

Yakubu E., Wahedi J. A., Elihu A., Chintem D. G. W., Hamawa S. S., Vincent M. V., Levi R. Y., Tizhe G. J., Filgona J.

Malaria, particularly Plasmodium falciparum malaria, remains a major public health challenge among children under five in rural communities of Adamawa State. This study assessed ma...

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Back Issue — Vol. 13, No. 1 (2025) — Volume 13, Issue 1, 2025

pp. 12-22

Expression of Two Heat Tolerant Genes and Their Relationship With Thermoregulatory Traits in Some Indigenous Cattle in Mubi

Iliya S., Abbaya H. Y., Tizhe A. M., Tizhe I., Millam J. J.

Eighty (80) clinically healthy lactating cow breeds (Adamawa Gudali, Bokoloji, Bunaji, and Rahaji), 20 per breed were selected, and blood samples were collected from 16 cows (4 per...

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pp. 23-28

The Antioxidant Properties and Phytochemical Screening of the Leaf of Ocimum Gratissimum (scent Leaf) Grown in Jos, Nigeria

Chukuka Achuenu, Raymond Dashe, Esther A. Adelakun, Alexander Oba Edah, Ijeoma Chinenye Emesi

Ocimum gratissimum (commonly known as Scent leaf) is widely recognized for its medicinal and culinary applications. This study evaluates the antioxidant potential of O. gratissimum...

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pp. 35-48

Preparation of Bimodal Inorganic Uio-66 Nanocomposite Membrane Via Ex-situ Deposition for Enhanced Nanofiltration

Shangkum Yildun Goji, Saraya Akuben Yakubu, Rotbe Gurumji, Moses Titus Yilleng, Ohwimu Joseph Godday, Muhammad Ibrahim, Solomon Almanto Mamuru

Achieving a balance between flux and rejection remains a key challenge in nanofiltration membrane design for water treatment. In this study, a bimodal inorganic UiO-66 nanocomposit...

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Back Issue — Vol. 12, No. 2 (2024) — Volume 12, Issue 2, 2024

pp. 1-9

Physiological and Antioxidative Responses of Feedlot Bulls Fattened During the Hot Period of Dry Season in Mubi, Adamawa State, Nigeria

Abbaya, H. Y., Richard, G., Augustine, C., Babale, D. M., Millam, J. J., Lumbonyi, I. A., Malgwi, I. H.

Feedlot bull fattening is one of the most profitable livestock business particularly in Mubi because of the presence of the International cattle market („Tike‟). They are fatte...

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pp. 10-15

Sibling Cannibalism of African Catfish Clarias Gariepinus (burchell, 1822) Fingerlings Cultured Under Different Photoperiod Conditions

Apollos T. G, Edward A.

Study was carried out to investigate sibling cannibalism in African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) fingerlings reared under different photoperiods. Experiments were conducted, in Ada...

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pp. 16-21

Assessment of Heavy Metals in Water, Fish (clarias Gariepinus) and Sediments of Kiri Reservoir, Adamawa State, Nigeria

Edward, A., Duwal, S.D.

Study was carried out to investigate sibling cannibalism in African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) fingerlings reared under different photoperiods. Experiments were conducted, in Ada...

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pp. 31-46

Effects of Variety and Plant Growth Regulators on the Growth and Yield of Some Maize (zea Mays L.) Varieties in Yola Adamawa State Nigeria

Kwambowa, P. G, Babayola, M.

This study examines the effects of variety and plant growth regulators on the growth of some maize varieties in Yola with the aim of proffering vital recommendations towards improv...

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pp. 47-54

Comparative Incidences of Gastrointestinal Parasite in Clarias Gariepinus and Oreochromis Niloticus, From Biu Dam, Borno State, Nigeria

Baban Tanko F.S., Zira, J.D., Isa, K.M., Muhammad, H.U., Binta, B.I.

Prevalence of gastrointestinal parasite of Clarias gariepinus and Oreochromis niloticus were carried at Biu Dam. Samples were collected for the period of four months (August – No...

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pp. 55-60

Influence of Plant Growth Regulators on the Performance of Vegetable Amaranth (amaranthus Caudatus L.) in Mubi, Northern Guinea Savannah, Adamawa State Nigeria

Njobdi, M., Babayola, M.

Low crop productivity is a general problem facing most farming systems in Nigeria and due to the increase in demand in urban areas where people are not involved in the primary prod...

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pp. 61-68

Length-weight Relationship and Condition Factors of the African Silver Catfish (chrysichthys Nigrodigitatus) From Freshwater and Brackish Water in Nigeria

Duwal, S. D., Edward, A.

Length-Weight Relationships (LWR) and condition factors K have been used as management tools to determine fish stock and its wellbeing for sustainability measures. This study was a...

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pp. 69-76

Assessment of the Level of Heavy Metals in Soil and Vegetables in Irrigation Farming Sites in Newbussa and Its Environment, Niger State, Nigeria

Olaifa, O.P., Akande, O.A., Yusuf, I.O., Zubairu, M.A., Iluyemi, C.A., Meduna, P.N.

Heavy metal contamination of vegetables is a great public health concern. Hence this study investigates concentration of heavy metals in leafy vegetables and soil from irrigation f...

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pp. 77-84

Efficacy of Some Selected Plant Products on the Storability Control of Cowpea Bruchid (callosobruchus Maculatus L. Walp) in North Eastern Nigeria

Madugu, A. J., Clement, A., Ahmed, Oaya, C. S.

This study was aimed at controlling cowpea bruchid (Callosobruchus maculatus L. Walp) in storage using selected plant products, specifically, the best combination of the plant prod...

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pp. 85-90

Climate Change Adaptation: an Examination of the Effectiveness of Indigenous Knowledge Systems Among Rural Farmers in Akpanya Community, Kogi State, Nigeria

Audu Liberty Oseni

Our disregard for the Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) contributes largely to the failure of state and nonstate actors’ intervention targeting climate change adaptation among r...

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pp. 91-98

Impact of Aggregate Stability on Plant Available Moisture Content in Bauchi State

Ekle, A.E., Babaji, G.A., Hassan, A.M., Voncir, N., Abdusalam, R.A., Katkuk, A., E., Stephen, B., Yusuf, Z.E.

Soil quality, aggregate stability, plant available moisture content and pore structure of any land can be influenced by management practices but the manipulability of this structur...

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pp. 99-105

Efficacy of Nanoparticles and Silver Nitrate in the Control of Fusarium Wilt of Tomato (solanum Lycopersicum L.)

Iluyemi, A.C., Afolabi, C. G., Idehen, E.O., Popoola, A. R., Akande, O.A., Olaifa, O.P.

This study assesses the efficacy of nanoparticles and silver nitrate in the control of Fusarium wilt of tomato. The field experiment was a 2 × 2 × 5 factorial type consisting of ...

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pp. 22-30

Evaluation of the Basic Science Curriculum at Basic Education in the North East, Nigeria

Kamkwis, Markus Zira, Felix Nupam Nzonzo, Kamkwis, Rhoda Markus, Kabiru, Usman, Audu, Jibril Mallam

The study evaluates the Basic Science Curriculum at Basic Education within the North East, Nigeria. It posed two research questions and two hypotheses. The research used a descript...

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Back Issue — Vol. 12, No. 1 (2024) — Volume 12, Issue 1, 2024

pp. 1-8

Assessment of Solid Waste Management Practices Adopted and Their Effectiveness in Jalingo Local Government Area, Taraba State, Nigeria

Paulinus Ifeanyi Chukwu

Municipal solid waste creation has increased as a result of population growth, urbanization, and economic growth, yet environmentally sustainable management is still a problem on a...

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pp. 9-17

Can Scatterhoarding Rodents Assume the Role of Effective Large Seed Dispersers in a Fragmented Afromontane Forest?

Aliyu Babale, Amina Haruna Aliyu, Usman Umar Faruk, Aminu Idris Abubakar

Anthropogenic pressure has led to fragmentation of tropical forests and defaunation of local animal communities (particularly large-bodied vertebrates). Loss of large frugivore spe...

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pp. 18-25

Analysis of Challenges Affecting Agencies and Other Stakeholder on Solid Waste Management Practices in Jalingo, Taraba State, Nigeria

Paulinus Ifeanyi Chukwu

There are several factors affecting solid waste management in Nigeria, ranging waste generation, waste reduction, storage, transportation and disposals. This study examines the cha...

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pp. 26-29

Inventory Model With Number of Orders Constraints for Some Stores in Federal University Lokoja Using Economic Order Quality

Adamu Wakili

The paper is focused on determining the economic orders quality (EOQ) inventory model with number of constraints for the University Bookshop and Procurement Store. For any business...

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pp. 30-47

Determination of Groundwater Quality for Human Consumption Using Inferential and Geostatistics Analysis in Enugu, Southeastern Nigeria

Nwobodo, Tonia Nkiru, Akukwe, Thecla Iheoma

Groundwater has been assumed to be naturally clean and needs no purification. This study determined groundwater quality in Enugu, Southeastern Nigeria to determine if it is safe fo...

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pp. 48-54

Examining the Effectiveness of Indigenous Language in Climate Change Communication in Selected Communities of Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nigeria

Audu, Liberty Oseni

Effective communication that will enable the people particularly the rural dwellers to better understand Climate Change issues, continues to be a challenge confronting mitigation a...

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pp. 55-65

Assessment of Carbon Sequestration Potential and Implications on Deforestation in Selected Forests Area in Taraba State, Nigeria

Emmanuel Bulus, Bulus L. Gadiga, Yohanna Peter, Philemon Headboy

This study employs non-destructive methods to estimate the biomass of various tree species in Taraba State's forests, focusing on aboveground and belowground carbon sequestration. ...

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pp. 66-77

Analysis of the Effects of Forced Migration on Employment in Greater Yola Area, Adamawa State Nigeria

Luka Yohanna, Danjuma Yahaya, Bitrus Daniel Badar, Justina Amos Kevin

This study examines Forced Migration and its Effects on Employment in Greater Yola Area. Primary sources of data that were used for the study include questionnaire and interview sc...

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pp. 78-98

The Socio-economic Effects of Farmers-herders Clash on Crop Farmers in Nasarawa State

Mba, Chinedu Lilian, Anomokyen Eggon Nehemiah, Onyekwelu Chukwuemeka Anthony

This research delved into socio-economic effects of farmers-herders clash on crop farmers in Nasarawa State, Nigeria. The study employed a descriptive research design, combining pr...

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pp. 99-109

Fish Preferences and Demand Elasticities Among Households in Umuahia Metropolis of Abia State, Nigeria

Obetta Angela Ebere, Mba, Chinedu Lilian, Okorie Oguejiofor Joseph

This study analyzed fish preferences and demand elasticities among households in Umuahia metropolis of Abia State, Nigeria. Specifically, the study ascertained the frequency and pa...

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