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Characterization Of Subsurface Formation In Some Coastal Ogbia Environs, Niger Delta, Nigeria | Bunonyo, Tekena Yemanai  Akekere, Austin  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Civil Engineering | Jan,2026
The need to characterize subsurface strata necessitated this work in parts of coastal Ogbia environs in Bayelsa State. Abem Terrameter (SAS 1000) was employed for the survey using Schlumberger and wenner electrode configuration methods. Vertical electrical soundings (VES) were carried out in the study area with maximum current electrode spacing

Ai-driven Leadership In American Schools: Enhancing Teacher Well-being Through Ethical Ai Integration | Jude Thaddeus Awe  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | Jan,2026  super premium
This qualitative phenomenological study explored how school leaders could adopt AI tools to enhance teacher well-being in American schools through the lived experiences of 15 K-12 and higher education administrators across the United States' major regions. The study used maximum-variation sampling and in-depth semi-structured interviews to gather information about how

Mixture Poisson Autoregressive (p) Model With Application To Anaemia Cases Among Breast Feeding Children In Mubi North Lga, Adamawa State | Yaska Mutah  Paul Moses Medugu  Nuhu Bata Malgwi  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jan,2026
This research presents and assesses a novel model for time-series count data, the Mixture Poisson Autoregressive (MPAR) model, which addresses the challenges of discreteness, overdispersion, and serial correlation. The parametric technique is used for the MPAR model with a marginal distribution for the count data. The MPAR model was applied

Estimation Of Closed-form Solution For Two-parameter Gamma Distribution On Rainfall Series In Southwestern Nigeria | Akanle Isaac Temidayo  Alabi Oluwapelumi  Afolabi Yusuf Olasunkanmi  Edwin Oluwatoyin Ayodele  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jan,2026
This study examines the statistical behavior of monthly rainfall over a forty-one-year period (1981-2021) across five Southwestern Nigerian states: Ogun, Ondo, Oyo, Osun, and Lagos to determine the most suitable probability distribution for modeling rainfall variability. Descriptive statistics revealed mean monthly rainfall ranging with standard deviations, indicating moderate variability. Skewness

Organisational Culture, Gender Relativism, And Religious Stereotyping As Predictors Of Glass Ceilings In Oyo State Sports Council | Adesemowo, P. A.  Adegbesan, O. A.  Adisa, O.  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Sports Management | Jan,2026
Women remain persistently underrepresented in sports leadership in Nigeria despite their qualifications. This study examined how organisational culture, gender relativism, and religious stereotyping predict the perception of the glass ceiling among staff of the Oyo State Sports Council. Using a descriptive correlational research design, data were collected from 120 administrative,

Adaptability Of Buhi Farmers To The Resiliency Programs Of The Department Of Agriculture | Buster Almaro Ibarbia  Dulce Maria Abigail Alto Jastio  Glenn Elgo Redecilla  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Nov,2025  super premium
The study assessed the adaptability of the farm resiliency programs of Department of Agriculture among farmers of Buhi, Camarines Sur. The study was aimed to: 1. determine the socio- demographic profile of Buhi farmers; 2. describe the status of the farm resiliency programs of the Department of Agriculture; 3. determine

The Issues Emanating From Land Use Planning (from An Engineering - Geological Context): Causes, Consequences, And Remedies - Evidence From Bayelsa State, Niger Delta, Nigeria | Avery Tonipre Thomson  Asano Nelson Omarijivwie  Omenaku Simon Uzoma  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Civil Engineering | Nov,2025
Land-use planning in Bayelsa State (Niger Delta, Nigeria) faces persistent problems that reduce the resilience and sustainability of urban development. This paper examines four hypothesized root causes from an engineering-geological perspective: (1) Ignorance among town planners of the importance of engineering-geological factors; (2) Poor communication and knowledge-transfer between earth scientists

Protecting Architectural Heritage In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence | Dr. Khaoula Ben Cheick Souguir  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Civil Engineering | Nov,2025
Architectural heritage embodies the cultural, historical, and social memory of civilizations. In the context of rapid urbanization, climate change, armed conflict, and limited financial resources, traditional methods of heritage protection face unprecedented challenges. Simultaneously, artificial intelligence (AI) is profoundly transforming how architectural heritage is documented, analyzed, conserved, and managed. This

Sustainable Financing In Kenya: Analyzing The Shift Towards Green Bonds In Corporate Finance | Dr. Edwins Baraza (PhD, FKIB)  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Finance | Nov,2025  premium
This study examined the role of green bonds in promoting sustainable financing within Kenya's corporate sector between 2015 and 2025. Using a descriptive research design and relying on secondary data from seven key institutions including Acorn Holdings, Stanbic Bank, KenGen, CMA, and NSE, the research analyzed the volume and frequency

Green Financing And The Financial Performance Of Commercial Banks Listed On The Nairobi Securities Exchange | Duncan Owino Sino  Dr. Edwins Baraza  Dr. Fronica Monari  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Finance | Nov,2025
This study examined the influence of green financing on the financial performance of commercial banks listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE). The research explored how integrating sustainable financial practices contributes to profitability and long-term stability. Anchored in the Diffusion of Innovation, Transaction Cost, and Theory of Reasoned Action frameworks,

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