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Maimunatu Aboki

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Review Open access Sep 2026

Integrating Natural Geomorphic and Cultural Heritage Assets into Urban Recreational Planning: A Framework for Resource-Based Development in Zaria, Nigeria

Rapid urbanization in Zaria Urban Area, northern Nigeria, has intensified pressure on limited open spaces and diminished opportunities for structured recreation. This study develops a resource-based framework that integrates the city’s underutilized natural geomorphic assets (Kufena Hills, Dutsen-Abba Rock, Zaria Dam a...

Yunusa Zubairu Lawal, Maimunatu Aboki, Kauthar Mikail Abubakar et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Towards Context-Sensitive Urban Renewal in Nigeria Through Integrating Conservation, Rehabilitation and Redevelopment

Urban renewal in Nigeria has frequently been approached through generalized upgrading or redevelopment schemes that insufficiently account for variations in physical deterioration, infrastructure conditions, social characteristics and local development constraints. This study examines how an integrated and context-sens...

Maimunatu Aboki, Yunusa Zubairu Lawal, Haleema Jaafar et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

HOUSEHOLD SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL BEHAVIOUR AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RISK IN THE ABSENCE OF REGULAR MUNICIPAL COLLECTION: EVIDENCE FROM ZARIA WALLED CITY, KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA

Where regular municipal solid waste collection fails, households adopt disposal practices that carry direct environmental and public health consequences. This study examines household solid waste disposal behaviour in Zaria Walled City, Kaduna State, Nigeria, and evaluates it against the spatial distribution and adequa...

Maimunatu Aboki, Kauthar Mikail Abubakar, Auwal Aminu et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Informal Sector Dynamics in Urban Solid Waste Governance: Scavengers, Scrap Dealers, and the Politics of Unrecognized Labour in Zaria, Nigeria

The informal sector remains the de facto backbone of solid waste collection in many low-income African cities, yet it is routinely absent from formal governance frameworks. This study appraises the scale, structure and institutional standing of informal waste actors - scavengers, scrap dealers and unregistered collecto...

Maimunatu Aboki, Yunusa Zubairu Lawal, Abdullahi Nuhu Abubakar et al. · 0 citations

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