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Okpanachi Clifford B.

Publications (3)

Assessment of Groundwater Quality and Potential Non-carcinogenic Health Risk Around Epie Creek, Yenagoa, Nigeria

John Ebikienmo P., Ekesiobi Sandra U., Okpoji Awajiiroijana U., Dare Blessing E., Ayodeji Oluwaseun T. & Okpanachi Clifford B. · Asian Journal of Physical and Chemical Sciences · 2026

Groundwater is the primary source of domestic water supply in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, yet increasing urbanisation and poor sanitation practices raise concerns about its quality and potential health implications, particularly around surface water bodies such as Epie Creek. This st...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajopacs/2026/v14i1279

Comparative Heavy Metal Bioaccumulation and Human Health Risk Assessment of Farmed and River-caught Catfish in Rivers State, Nigeria

Ohaturuonye Sampson O., Ekwere Ifiok O., Ekesiobi Sandra U., Robinson Bright E., Okpoji Awajiiroijana U., Osuagwu Eze L. & Okpanachi Clifford B. · Asian Journal of Research in Zoology · 2026

Heavy metal contamination of aquatic environments poses significant ecological and public health concerns in the Niger Delta, where fish constitute a major source of animal protein. This study assessed and compared the concentrations of ten heavy metals in farmed catfish from fiv...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajriz/2026/v9i1243

Physico-Chemical Transport of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) from Gas Flaring into Surface Waters of Ogoniland, Rivers State, Nigeria

Okpoji, Awajiiroijana U, Ogbaji Henderson O., Hassan Dasuki H., Orji-Azuka Loveth N., Rasheed Habib O., Ohaturuonye Sampson O., Ejeka Joshua C., Okpanachi Clifford B. & Ekwere Ifiok O. · Asian Journal of Physical and Chemical Sciences · 2025

Gas flaring continues to be a persistent source of environmental pollution in the Niger Delta, releasing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that contribute to atmospheric degradation and aquatic contamination. This study assessed the physico-chemical transport of VOCs from gas fla...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajopacs/2025/v13i4271