OHIsIManuEL:
Research, research, research
call me when the research has solved a common man's problem of energy source
na so so research and theory we sabi
bullshit

Biogas is not bullshit bro.. watch and learn


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ8BhwFK3fE

Congrats to LMU... Trail blazers

prettyboi1989:

if u are familiar with scimago or scopus you'll know what impact factor means. its a ranking given to published journals

So u celebrate an impact factor of 3.0 while an average EU undergraduate research is like 14 and above.pls bro wakeup. Or u can try checking researchgates for naija impact factor

Nice one.

Ejiod:

So u celebrate an impact factor of 3.0 while an average EU undergraduate research is like 14 and above.pls bro wakeup. Or u can try checking researchgates for naija impact factor

are u ok atall? u n who is celebrating impact factor of 3.0? in which part of my message did u see that?

CollinsWeGlobe:
lalasticlala why?

its not funny anymore....


and stop spamming....

OHIsIManuEL:
Research, research, research
call me when the research has solved a common man's problem of energy source
na so so research and theory we sabi
bullshit

It is because it is not from your favourite or favoured school like that those ones operated by Ede and co

TENANT and LANDLORD MENTALITY
The problem with Nigerian and Nigeria is a tenant and landlord issue, the landlord is the British Government and the tenants are those living in Nigeria. The area calls Nigeria is on lease to the Politician and the Civil Servant, as we are of the opinion that Nigerian lack the culture of maintenance is not a coincident, the inhabitants believe it is not their property, the politician and the civil servants that lease the place are maximizing their returns on the investment. Those in the North are more comfortable dealing with Sudan and the Arab Countries than with those in the southern part of River Niger and Benue, things can only change when we purchase the land area call Nigeria and own it, change the name as done in Ghana then put a referendum for those that want to be part owner not by force.
The hard work of renovation and rebuilding will commence, as it is at present the truth be told nothing will change.

TheVictorious:
Cc: lalasticlala, Mynd44, Dominique, Statsocial, chiefolododo, DrayZee, Joavid, Misterdhee1, rozayx5, Lyoncrescent, Handsomecole, LARRYDKING.

Nice. The research work was done in conjunction with my lecturer in CU(Oranusi)

Pedagogue:
Propaganda is the only weapon being used by private universities to woo unsuspecting parents.

If not, why should the publication of a research paper be celebrated on this scale!

Well, it's because of 'news' like this that most of these Shylock universities are still in business!

I hope your eyes are working. If not, the link there indicates thenationnews and not lmu.edu.ng the person who posted this on nairaland is neither a landmark uni grad, alumnus or staff do pls take a chill pill. Private unis are here to stay for good.

Pedagogue:
Propaganda is the only weapon being used by private universities to woo unsuspecting parents.

If not, why should the publication of a research paper be celebrated on this scale!

Well, it's because of 'news' like this that most of these Shylock universities are still in business!

I hope your eyes are working. If not, the link there indicates thenationnews and not lmu.edu.ng the person who posted this on nairaland is neither a landmark uni grad, alumnus or staff so pls take a chill pill. Private unis are here to stay for good.

Ejiod:

So u celebrate an impact factor of 3.0 while an average EU undergraduate research is like 14 and above.pls bro wakeup. Or u can try checking researchgates for naija impact factor

Hope you know the journal was released April or march of 2017

TheVictorious:
The American Chemical Society (ACS), has published a paper titled: “Bioconversion of Tithonia diversifolia (Mexican sunflower) and poultry droppings for energy generation: Optimisation, mass, energy and economic balances” in its journal-Energy and Fuel.
The paper, authored by Mr Dahunsi Samuel of the Biological Sciences, Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Kwara State, already has an impact factor of 2.835.

This publication was singled out as a novel finding because it explores the production of biogas and biofertiliser from the combination of poultry waste and Mexican sunflower which has not been reported anywhere prior to this time.

American Chemical Society on Wednesday, May 3, released a statement on its website: www.acs.org. ACS also included same publication in the ACS’ Office of Public Affairs Weekly Presspac, a package of announcements that ACS sends to thousands of journalists around the world. This release has since attracted several calls and messages from different countries that are interested in the new findings and seeking collaborations with the researchers.

Reacting to the achievement, Dahunsi attributed the feat to collaborative effort by the institution Environment and Technology Research, one of the research clusters established by LMU, as well as two other researchers from Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State-Prof Oranusi Solomon and Dr Efeovbokhan Vincent.

“With this research breakthrough, poultry meat which is a favourite and inexpensive meat across the globe, has the popularity to produce lot of wastes that can pollute soil and water. Dahunsi believes that one strategy for dealing with poultry waste is to turn it into biofuel, and now he has developed a way of doing this by mixing the waste with another environmental scourge, an invasive weed that is affecting agricultural farm lands in Africa,”Dahunsi noted in his research recommendations as published by ACS.

He continued: “The application of this research from Nigeria, a country that turns out millions of tonnes of solid wastes annually without appropriate measures to manage them, would see reason to explore opportunities in biogas and biofertiliser production.

“The lack of effective management of waste has led to the surge of environmental pollution evident in most major cities with its attendant outbreak and spread of disease and other environmental hazards. Nigeria’s environmental pollution dilemma is further complicated by the nation’s overdependence on fossil fuels which are not environmentally sustainable, since they are not renewable.

“Findings from this research could help government at all levels, alongside private sector to invest in the generation of renewable energies such as biogas and production of organic fertilisers as a sure way to curb environmental pollution and increase yield of crops,” Dahunsi concluded.

http://thenationonlineng.net/landmark-varsity-shines-energy-research/

all stagnated,woeful and perpetually failed enemies of progress here will never comment. they have crawled back to their holes. waiting for when students would be suspended,then the unhired charge and bail lawyers among them, waiting for a chance to kick start their careers would jump out to quote off law sections with sentiments

Themandator:



It is because it is not from your favourite or favoured school like that those ones operated by Ede and co

lol, it is not about being my favourite school bro, in fact, i attend winners so i should be shouting and hailing them but the thing about our system of education is so much research, so much knowledge and it ends there!
what happened?, I've been hearing about this biogas stuff for many years now, where is it?, it's still in research state

Breaking new grounds. Proud of Landmark ....