Earth & Environmental Sciences

Nigerian Journal of Water & Environmental Systems

A peer-reviewed periodical on water management, climate resilience, and environmental engineering in sub-Saharan Africa.

by Prof. Chidera N. Eze · University of Nigeria, Nsukka , Dr. Amara Obi (Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria), Ibrahim Suleiman (Federal University of Technology, Minna)

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Abstract

The Nigerian Journal of Water & Environmental Systems publishes original research, reviews, and field reports on the sustainable management of water and environmental resources across sub-Saharan Africa.
Its scope spans surface- and groundwater hydrology, irrigation and drainage engineering, water quality and treatment, climate-change adaptation, and the socio-economic dimensions of resource access.
The journal prioritizes work that couples rigorous measurement with practical, low-cost interventions suited to resource-constrained settings, and it actively encourages submissions from early-career researchers and practitioners working outside major research centers.
Each issue combines peer-reviewed articles with concise field notes and policy commentary, aiming to shorten the distance between evidence and practice. By indexing regional scholarship that is often overlooked by international databases, the journal seeks to raise the visibility and impact of African environmental research.

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