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    Atlantic Front Food Place a Review of the Use of Recycled Shipping Containers as a Building Materials in Victorial Island, lagos, Nigeria.
    (Bells University of Technology, Ota., 2024-07-21) OLATINWO, Abdulmateen Olayinka; Dr. Adebakin T.E.
    The utilization of recycled of shipping containers as a building material as gained significant attention globally due to its sustainability and cost effectiveness. This study focuses on the assessment of the use of recycled shipping containers in Lagos, Nigeria.
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    Atlantic Front Food Place a Review of the Use of Recycled Shipping Containers as a Building Materials in Victorial Island, lagos, Nigeria.
    (Bells University of Technology, Ota., 2021-08-23) OLATINWO, Abdulmateen Olayinka; Benson Fiyinfoluwa Abigal
    Organochlorine and organophosphorus pesticides, used illegally in the storage of cowpeas by traders and famers has serious nutritional and health implications. There is paucity of data on effective ways of eliminating these pesticides. therefore, this study aimed at investigating the effects of processing method on the pesticide residues content of cowpea seeds at investigating the effect of process methods on the pesticide residues.
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