Performance Anxiety

Ọláníyan, Tejúmólá; King, Bruce

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Performance Anxiety

Tejúmólá Ọláníyan¹,

Bruce King²

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“…The area is underlain by Cretaceous to Recent sedimentary formations of the Anambra Basin that are of varying aquifer potentials. Several studies including those of Ezeigbo, 1987;Ezeigbo and Ozoko, 1989;Egboka, 1990 and1993;Ezenwa, 1996;Onwuemesi andOlaniyan, 1996 andOfomah andEzeigbo, 1997 have reported aspects of the hydrogeology and quality status of groundwater within the State. These reports indicated that groundwater within the State consists predominantly of low concentrations of major ions and microbial content and consequently suitable for domestic purposes.…”

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Extent and Distribution of Groundwater Resources in Parts of Anambra State, Southeastern, Nigeria

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Olobaniyi²,

Ogala³

2010

Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management

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ABSTRACT:The extent and distribution of groundwater resources in parts of Anambra State, Nigeria has been investigated. The results show that the study area is directly underlain by four different geological formations including, Alluvial Plain Sands, Ogwashi-Asaba Formation, Ameki/Nanka Sands and Imo Shale, with varying water storage and yielding capacities. Borehole depths within the Alluvial Plain Sands are shallow (5-30m) yet the sands are excellent aquifers with high yields (3-5 litres/sec) especially along the Anambra West -OnitshaOgbaru L.G.A. axis. Elsewhere the yield is low (about 0.5litres/sec) and may dry up at peak dry season periods. The Ogwashi-Asaba Formation occurs in a north-southerly trend and underlies Ekwusigo, Nnewi North and South and Ihiala Local Government Areas. This formation consists of multiple aquifers and a depth to water table ranging from 50 to 110m. Within it, transmissivity values of 37.54 to 95.5m 2

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Extent and Distribution of Groundwater Resources in Parts of Anambra State, Southeastern, Nigeria

Nfor¹,

Olobaniyi²,

Ogala³

2010

Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management

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