Ibrahim Adamu

University of Maiduguri

iadurkwa@unimaid.edu.ng 0009-0004-4203-0141

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Research Article Vol. 35, Issue 1

MORPHOMETRIC CHARACTERIZATION AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF GULLY EROSION IN GASHALA AREA, HONG LGA, ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA.

JOHN WAMARHYEL GUNDIRI^*, Waizah, Y., Ibrahim Adamu, Joshua Bitrus Ndirmbula

An impact assessment of gully erosion hazards on food security was carried out in ten (10) locations of arable lands in the Gashala environs in the year 2023. The study comprised measurements of the physical characteristics, which include texture, bulk density, porosity, length, depth and the width of each gully site. The gully volumes were also me...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2026.9aqqh8o0

Sep, 2026 Vol. 35, Issue 1 28 views 11 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 32, Issue 2

Characterization and Classification of Soil - Landform Features in Nigeria's Sokoto - Rima Floodplains

Talha I. Z^*, Noma, S. S, Ibrahim Babagana Buji, Danmowa N. M, Ibrahim Adamu

The study was to identify and classify soils in floodplains along the Wamakko area of Sokoto-Rima in Nigeria. After profiling, samples taken from each horizon were identified, characterized, and classified into four soil types: pedons 1 and 4 (Vertisols) and pedons 2 and 3 (Entisols). The results indicate an ideal pH range for most agronomic crops ...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2022.qjb5eugy

Aug, 2022 Vol. 32, Issue 2 208 views 276 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 31, Issue 3

Physical and Chemical Characterization of Some Selected Soils in University of Maiduguri, Borno State Nigeria

Ibrahim Babagana Buji^*, Ibrahim Adamu, Magaji M. J, Hayatu N. G, Zubairu A M, Hannatu J., Murtala Bawa Sharu

A semi-detailed survey was conducted to characterize some physical and chemi- cal properties of soils of Teaching and Research Farm University of Maiduguri, Borno State. Three sites were selected on the basis of land forms and surface tex- ture and their description were taken using two soil profile pits at each sites. The soils collected were subj...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2021.sarf0d2p

Dec, 2021 Vol. 31, Issue 3 255 views 262 downloads

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