Asuquo Henry Okpo
Department Of Building Technology, Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua
Factors Influencing Oil And Gas Project Delivery In Nigeria: Cost Management Perspective
Overtime, cost management of construction projects in the Nigeria oil and gas sector has been branded inadequate with critical stakeholders standing aloof from offering requisite expertise to achieve efficiency. Based on pertinent lack of critical literature narrative about the practice of cost management in the oil and gas sector generally and in Nigeria specifically, this study evaluated the issues inhibiting

Ukpong Nsemo Sylvester
Department Of Building Technology, Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua
An Energy Analysis For Vars Using Extraction Steam In A Coal Based Thermal Power Station
An auxiliary energy consumption in a coal based thermal power station also includes the air conditioning system of the power plant. Consistently many thermal power stations use VAR system for the air conditioning requirement. This paper analyzes a choice of providing an ammonia based vapor absorption using the thermal energy by extraction of steam from the IP and LP turbine.

Jima Offiong
Department Of Quantity Surveying, Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua
Evaluation Of The Quantity Of Bushmeat Consumed Around The Lama Classified Forest In Southern Benin And Consumer Motivations
Bushmeat is one of the sources of protein in the urban areas around the Lama Classified Forest. However, knowledge of the extent of its consumption and the relative importance of socio-demographic and economic factors, social norms and reasons for the consumption of bushmeat in urban areas are rarely assessed. The study aims to contribute to the rational use of wildlife

S Paranthaman, M.Tech
Deputy General Manager/electrical,thermal Training Institute & Research Centre, Tangedco, Chennai-120,tamilnadu
Farmers’ Knowledge, Attitude, Perception And Practices Towards Uptake And Utilization Of Treated Human Excreta As Organic Fertilizer In Imenti South, Meru County
Universal access to safe and adequate sanitation for everyone remains a global challenge since over 35% of the total global populations have no access to adequate sanitation. This call for action and a paradigm shift from the conventional sanitation approach systems to on-site sanitation approach to ensure complete sanitation value chain and safeguard circular nutrient economy. This study explores small

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