Yunana Peter

Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola, Business management, Graduate Student

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Supervisors: Prof.Ibrahim Danjuma, Ini Udu PhD, and Dahiru Dauda Hamawa PhD
Phone: +2348034980156
Address: No.2 Bekaji Layout along House Refuge Church,Jimeta Yola Adamawa State Nigeria

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Interna onal Journal of Business Environment & Sustainable Economy

The global shift to renewable energy poses one of the biggest challenges of the twentyfirst centu... more The global shift to renewable energy poses one of the biggest challenges of the twentyfirst century. Solar energy has become a key technology for meeting climate goals and providing universal energy access. In Sub-Saharan Africa, about 600 million people do not have access to electricity. Decentralized solar solutions could greatly improve rural electrification and economic growth. Nigeria, as Africa's largest economy, faces significant energy poverty, with many regions having an average grid electricity supply of only 12 hours a day.

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Turban Green Energy: Driving Innovation and Sustainability in Africa A Conceptual Framework for Community-Led Renewable Energy Transitions Rooted in Traditional Governance Structures

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IMPACT OF FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL ON THE COST OF LIVING AMONG NIGERIANS

International Journal of Business and Economics, 2026

This study explores the profound multifaceted impact of fuel subsidy removal on household cost of... more

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Determinants of Water Supply Availability in Rural Communities of Gombi Local Government Area, Adamawa State, Nigeria

Determinants of Water Supply Availability in Rural Communities of Gombi Local Government Area, Adamawa State, Nigeria, 2026

Water supply remains a major developmental challenge in rural communities across sub-Saharan Afri... more Water supply remains a major developmental challenge in rural communities across sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in Nigeria where millions of households lack access to safe and reliable drinking water (World Health Organization & UNICEF, 2023; Sojobi et al., 2014). This research was conducted in Gombi Local Government Area of Adamawa State, Nigeria. Using a mixed-methods approach with 382 randomly selected respondents across five communities (Ga-anda, Garkida, Gombi South, Gombi North, and Fotta), data were collected through structured questionnaires, focus group discussions, and personal observations. Factor analysis and multiple linear regression were employed to identify and quantify factors affecting water supply. The results revealed four principal factors: water supply facilities (19.3%), climatic conditions (17.9%), groundwater availability/location (20.2%), and human activities including population growth (20.3%). The KMO measure (0.762) and Bartlett's test of sphericity (χ²=3190.94, p<0.001) confirmed the adequacy of the factor analysis. The regression model demonstrated strong predictive power (R²=0.788, F (4,377) =350.138, p<0.001), explaining approximately 79% of the variation in water supply. The study concludes that addressing water supply challenges requires integrated interventions targeting infrastructure development, climate adaptation strategies, groundwater exploration based on topographical considerations, and sustainable population and land use planning (Joshua et al., 2023; Federal Ministry of Water Resources, 2023).

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