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Lemuel Musa Maniyunda

Ahmadu Bello University

lemuelmusa@gmail.com
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Research Article Vol. 35, Issue 2

Digital Soil Mapping of Soil Taxonomic Classes: Prospects and Challenges for Machine Learning Integration in Nigeria

Yasin Agono Awwal*, Lemuel Musa Maniyunda, Sulaiman Lawan Ya'u, Muhammad Isma'il

Reliable spatially explicit soil information is important for land-use planning, agricultural management, and food-security planning in Nigeria. Digital soil mapping (DSM), which combines soil observations with environmental covariates through spatial prediction functions, provides an opportunity to complement and progressively update existing soil...

Sep, 2026 Vol. 35, Issue 2 10 views 3 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 35, Issue 1

Use of a GIS-Based AHP and Parametric Square Root Method for Land Suitability Assessment of Groundnut (Arachis hypogea L.) on Gurumpawo Toposequence

Gisilanbe Solomon Adamu*, Abdulrashid Shobayo Babatunde, Sulaiman Yau Lawan, Muhammad ISMAIL, Lemuel Musa Maniyunda, Jamila Aliyu, Hussain Abba Ahmad, Ummi Salma ZUBAIRU

This study assessed the cultivation potential of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) along Gurumpawo toposequence, Ganye, Adamawa State, using the parametric square root method (SRM) and the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Sustainable groundnut production in the area is threatened by declining soil fertility and topographic variability, while site-sp...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2026.n5mhkxud
Jun, 2026 Vol. 35, Issue 1 87 views 37 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 24, Issue 1

Geochemistry of Major Elemental Oxides on a Lithosequence in Kaduna State Nigeria

Lemuel Musa Maniyunda*, Bashiru Ademola Raji, Odunze Azubuike Chidowe, MALGWI W.B.

Geochemistry of major elemental oxides of soils developed on basement complex rocks namely: older granite (OG), migmatite gneiss (MG), mica schist (MS) and quartzites (QZ) was studied in Kaduna State. The contents of major elemental oxides were similar in the soils, except for K2O and TiO2 that varied significantly between the soils. Relative weath...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2014.7zunk9ib
Apr, 2014 Vol. 24, Issue 1 166 views 277 downloads
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