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Pharmacology and Alternate Medicine Academic Journal

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ISSN (Print): 7880-7492 | ISSN (Online): 7392-5820
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📄 Pharmacol. Alt. Med. Acad. J. — Volume 14, Issue 2 (2026)
Pharmacology and Alternate Medicine Academic Journal  |  Volume 14, Issue 2  |  2026  |  5 Articles
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📋 Articles — Volume 14, Issue 2
Research Article Pages 1-15
Article 1 of 5

RESIDENTS’ EVALUATION OF HOUSING QUALITY IN OWERRI MUNICIPAL LGA, IMO STATE, NIGERIA

Housing constitutes one of the fundamental needs of human beings alongside food and clothing, serving as a critical component of human welfare and well-being. Beyond providing mere shelter, housing is expected to deliver a range of utilities such as safety,…

Research Article Pages 16-27
Article 2 of 5

MITIGATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS THROUGH CONTINUOUS ACIDIFICATION OF CATTLE SLURRY

The agricultural sector is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, particularly through livestock activities such as enteric fermentation and manure management. These processes release methane (CH₄) and ammonia (NH₃), which contribute to climate change, atmospheric pollution, soil…

Research Article Pages 28-42
Article 3 of 5

DETERMINANTS OF CONSTRUCTION LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY AND THEIR IMPACT ON PROJECT DELIVERY IN BORNO STATE, NIGERIA

The construction industry plays a pivotal role in the socioeconomic development of nations and serves as a major source of employment for both skilled and unskilled labourers. Labour productivity is a critical determinant of construction project performance, as it directly…

Research Article Pages 43-52
Article 4 of 5

INVESTIGATION OF SOIL AND ROOT-BORNE FUNGI OF LAGENARIA GUINEENSIS AND LUFFA AEGYPTICA IN WASTE DUMP LOCATIONS

Rapid industrialization and population growth have led to a significant increase in solid waste generation, resulting in severe environmental pollution and health hazards. Hazardous wastes, containing infectious agents, toxic chemicals, or highly reactive substances, pose threats to humans, animals, and…

Research Article Pages 53-58
Article 5 of 5

THE INTERACTION OF SOIL PARENT MATERIAL AND EROSIVE FORCES IN LANDSCAPE DEGRADATION

Soil is a fundamental natural resource that underpins agricultural productivity, ecosystem stability, and environmental sustainability. Despite its importance, soil erosion remains a major global challenge, threatening the long-term viability of land resources. Soil erosion involves the detachment, transportation, and deposition…

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