• Multilateral Funding Policies and Private Sector Participation: A Study of the African Union Peace Fund in Nigeria 

  Ngwoke, Samuel Uchenna (2024-11-20)

  This study examined the African Union (AU) Peace Fund in Nigeria, exploring its alignment with Multilateral Funding Policies and the role of Private Sector Participation. It assessed multilateral peace funds, reviewed the ...
  
  
• HEALTH POLICY AND BENEFICIARY SATISFACTION: A STUDY OF THE BASIC HEALTH CARE PROVISION FUND IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, NIGERIA 

  Njoku, Princess Soporuchukwu (2024-11-20)

  The Nigerian health system has historically underperformed resulting in poor health indicators from the sector. Key to this poor performance is that many Nigerians lack access to health care services due to their inability ...
  
  
• FINITE DIMENSIONAL GAUSSIAN MEASURES :PROBABILITY LAW APPROACH AND FUNCTIONAL APPROACH 

  Abdullahi, Haruna Itopa (2017-12-18)

  In this thesis work, several notions from Functional analysis, Topology, Measure theory, and integration are used in the study of Gaussian measures in fi nite dimensions. We discussed this using the probability law approach ...
  
  
• Pressure Transient Behavior in Horizontal Wells and Hydraulically Fractured Vertical Wells With Non-Newtonian Fluid Flow in Porus Media: Non-Composite and Composite Reservoirs 

  Ologun, Mojeed Olawale (AUST, 2024-01-05)

  Two fluid regions are usually created during either water or polymer injection into an oil reservoir for enhanced oil recovery. The two fluid regions create a composite reservoir system that requires analytical solution ...
  
  
• Mechanical Biomarkers and LHRH/EphA2-Molecular Biomarkers: A Theragnostic Approach for Triple Negative Breast Cancer Diagnosis/Treatment 

  Ezenwafor, Theresa Chikwuo (AUST, 2023-02-05)

  The adhesive interactions between molecular recognition units (such as specific peptides and antibodies) and antigens or other receptors on the surfaces of tumours are of great value in the design of targeted nanoparticles ...
  
  
• Valorization of Underutilized Lignocellulosic Biomass Wastes for Biofuel Production 

  Uzoagba, Chidiebele Ejikeme (AUST, 2024-11-05)

  The study focuses on utilizing lignocellulose biomass (LCB) as a sustainable feedstock for biofuel production to address fossil fuel depletion, climate change, energy poverty, and environmental issues in Africa. With global ...
  
  
• Performance Analysis of Machine Learning Models for the Detection of Cyber Threats Against Satellite Networks 

  Araromi, Haonat Olajumoke (AUST, 2024-08-15)

  The proliferation of satellite networks for various critical applications in the space sector has heightened the need for robust cybersecurity measures to safeguard these systems from malicious intrusions. An intrusion ...
  
  
• Fault Detection in Electrical Power Transmission Systems Using Artificial Neural Network Algorithms 

  Abbott, Temple Olotu (AUST, 2024-02-10)

  The reliability and stability of electrical power transmission systems are critical for ensuring uninterrupted power supply. Fault detection in these systems is a significant challenge due to the complexity and dynamic ...
  
  
• Optimizing the Nigeria Energy Mix for Cost-Effective and Sustainable Energy Generation 

  Ejeh, Beatrice (AUST, 2024-05-05)

  Nigeria, a nation endowed with diverse energy resources, faces a complex energy landscape characterized by historical reliance on fossil fuels, energy security challenges, and environmental concerns. Diversifying the energy ...
  
  
• Computer Implementation of the Robert's Methods of Waterflood Calculations 

  Uzokwe, Paul Onyebuchi (AUST, 2020-12-15)

  This study presents a computer implementation of Robert's method for waterflooding, a critical technique in petroleum engineering for optimizing oil recovery. The implementation aims to enhance the accessibility and usability ...
  
  
• Pore Pressure Prediction in Well Planning and Safe Drilling 

  Igwe, Henry Nnamdi (AUST, 2021-05-02)

  The trend of normal compaction and the pore pressure gradient plays a vital role in oil and natural gas wells designs in well planning and safe drilling. It is imperative to adequately understand the physical principles ...
  
  
• Computational Insight into Graphene Functionalization for DNA-Sequencing Application: A DFT Approach 

  Adnan, Aliyu (AUST, 2024-06-10)

  Most diseases such as cancer, gene mutation or infections among humans are due to DNA nucleotides mis-sequence. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is vital in life science and its sequence detection is imperative in the field of ...
  
  
• Intergrated Remote Sensing and GIS Based Approach for Aquifer zone Detection: A Case Study of Garaku, Nasarawa State 

  Mbamalu, Maryann Ngozi (AUST, 2024-07-05)

  Groundwater, a dynamic renewable natural resource is a vital source of freshwater. Compared to surface water, it accounts for about 30% of the Earth’s freshwater. The demand for water for various purposes have drastically ...
  
  
• Transforming the Urban Landscape:A Comprehensive Analysis of the Urbanization of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) FCT, Nigeria 

  Rotimi, Amina Bola (AUST, 2024-06-15)

  Urbanization has significant impacts on the urban landscape of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Federal Capital Territory (FCT). This study utilizes remote sensing data and Geographic Information System (GIS) technique ...
  
  
• The Potentials of Geodatabase in the development control Process of the Department of Development Control Abuja Metropolitan Management Council 

  Waziri, Bawa Abubakar (AUST, 2024-09-10)

  This research harps on integrating Geospatial data components into the existing relational database of the Department of Development Control, Abuja. As the Government department is vested with the responsibility of processing ...
  
  
• Urbanization has significant impacts on the urban landscape of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Federal Capital Territory (FCT). This study utilizes remote sensing data and Geographic Information System (GIS) technique to analyze the Land Use Land Cover (LULC) patterns in Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) and then identified the dominant land use and land cover types, conduct an analysis to investigate the factors, trends and socio-economic impacts of urbanization in AMAC, assess the implications of rapid urbanization, including issues related to housing and infrastructure and the propose strategic interventions and recommendations for effective urban management in Abuja. Landsat imageries for the year 2014, 2019 and 2023 were acquired and subjected to digital image processing such as the feature extraction, image classification where samples were trained through the means of supervised classification (maximum likelihood), post-classification process and then data analysis such as the descriptive statistics, spatial analysis and change detection analysis in order to detect the level of urban expansion in the area was carried out. Questionnaires were also administered to be able to identify the factors and drivers of urbanization within AMAC. The study shows that the transformation of AMAC has presented challenges which resulted in environmental degradation, including air and water pollution, inadequate housing, poor waste management, inadequate power supply and traffic congestion causing significant socio-economic problems that requires strategic planning and sustainable practices. The Land Use Land Cover analysis for the year 2014 revealed that there was a gradual growth in the built-up region with an area of 201.306square kilometers (12.7%) land covered. Vegetation possessed an area of 1308.67square kilometers (82.55%) while barren land covered an area of 64.626square kilometers (4.1%) and water occupied an area of 10.72square kilometers (0.7%). In the year 2019, it showed how vegetation decreased over time reading 1179.696square kilometers with a percentage of 74.4%, meaning that within a span of five years, vegetation had decreased by approximately 8.15%. The built up region had also increased to cover an extra 54.571 square kilometers. Barren land also increased to an area of 144.678 square kilometers (9.1%) and then waterbody, which decreased with an area of 5.654 square kilometers (0.4%). Lastly for the year 2023, it further described how vegetation had decreased over time to cover an area of 990.107 square kilometers (62.5%) and then the built up region had also increased in area, now totaling up to 292.707 square kilometers (18.5%). Barren land also increased with the reading for 2023 carrying an area of 298.146 square kilometers (18.6%) and then finally waterbody, which decreased to an area of 4.331 square kilometers (0.2%). Based on the results shown, it is clearly evident that the Federal Capital Territory, especially AMAC is susceptible and exposed to a lot of challenges and effects ranging from environmental implications, economic implications, societal implications and even impacts with regards to policy and regulatory framework. To address the problems that come with urbanization in Abuja, here are a few recommendation; create policies that promote fair access to opportunities and resources for all individuals, including those living in informal settlements, ensure that many residents have access to power and that public transportation infrastructure is upgraded. This will largely cut expected emissions and ensure that inexpensive, dependable, sustainable and contemporary energy is available 

  Waziri, Bawa Abubakar (AUST, 2024-09-10)

  This research harps on integrating Geospatial data components into the existing relational database of the Department of Development Control, Abuja. As the Government department is vested with the responsibility of processing ...
  
  
• Controlling XUV’s Harmonics Using Double IR Laser Pulses 

  Korir, Gideon Kiprono (AUST, 2023-11-02)

  Achieving efficient control of electrons and nuclei in atoms and molecules with lasers has been a subject of great interest for decades, in Physics and in Chemistry. One of the current and challenging questions with the ...
  
  
• Laser Induced Heating of Polymer Nanocomposites for Hyperthermia in the Treatment of Triple Negative Breast Cancer 

  Onyekanne, Maria Chinyerem Euphemia (AUST, 2022-07-02)

  The work presents the results of an experimental and computational study of the effects of laser-induced heating provided by magnetite polymer-based nanocomposite structures that are being developed for the localized ...
  
  
• Implantable Resorbable and Non Resorbable Magnetite Nanocomposite For Localize Drug Delivery and Hyperthermia in Breast Cancer Treatment. 

  Onyekanne, Maria Chinyerem (AUST, 2017-05-09)

  The work presents the comparative studies of the potentials of the implantable magnetite nanocomposites of both resorbable and non-resorbable localized treatment of breast cancer through hyperthermia. Magnetite reinforced ...
  
  
• Kinetics and Controlled Localized Drug Release From Chitosan-Ascorbic Acid Complex Based Microparticles For Potential Treatment of Triple Negative Breast Cancer 

  Nwazojie, Chukwudalu Clare (AUST, 2018-12-10)

  Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) is the most predominant form of breast cancer among women of African descent. Breast cancers affects many women globally and the existing treatment methods, such as chemotherapy, have ...
  
  

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