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- Hg (0.100 mg/kg – 0.367 mg/kg), Cr (0.117 mg/kg – 0.926 mg/kg), and Mn (0.480 mg/kg – 1.385 mg/kg) were
- above the maximum permissible limits (0.04 mg/kg), (0.2 mg/kg), (0.1 mg/kg) of World Health Organisation
- (WHO), and (0.0005 mg/kg for Hg) of National Environmental Standards Regulations Enforcement Agency
- levels of concentrations of Hg (0.123 mg/kg - 0.345 mg/kg), Cr (0.067 mg/kg – 2.833 mg/kg), and Mn (0.702
- mg/kg – 3.091 mg/kg) across the locations were also found to be above the tolerable limits. Except for nitrates
- in wet season (131.36 mg/L – 1,312.15 mg/L), phosphates (0.12 mg/L – 7.86 mg/L) and organic matter (2.19%
- w/w – 3.24 % w/w), dry season for nitrates (176.84 mg/L – 1,755.21 mg/L), phosphates (0.26 mg/L – 14.39
- mg/L), organic matter (2.82% w/w – 3.23 % w/w) which were above WHO standards of 30 mg/L, 4.5 mg/L
- and 3% w/w respectively, other results obtained for physicochemical parameters during the wet season were
- The impact of solid waste on health and environment has been of 3% (Banki et al., 2019; NPC, 2023). This remarkable
- Central (Table 1) in wet season (September 2021) and dry al., 2010; Opaluwa et al., 2012).
- Table 1: Geographical locations of sampling sites
- Table 2: Geographical positions of soil samples taken from refuse dumpsites in different geographical zones
- W2 = weight of core sampler + weight of sample before oven Table 3 showed the results of concentration of heavy metals
- Organic carbon and organic matter determination was carried ranged from 0.100 mg/kg in the second sampling point of
- the concentrated acid medium. The excess potassium 0.123 mg/kg in the first sampling point of Tudun Abu to 0.345
- (MO) was deduced from the percentage of organic carbon threshold limit of 0.04 mg/kg and 0.0005 mg/kg set by
- Where N= Normality of KMnO4; metals are major components of these wastes and have been
- % Organic Matter = % Organic Carbon x 1.724 (Badmus et 0.926 mg/kg of the first sampling point of Deeper Life above
- al., 2014; Musa et al., 2020; Ruth et al., 2021). the maximum threshold limit of 0.2 mg/kg (WHO). While in
- Electrical Conductivity (EC) 0.067 mg/kg of the first sampling point of Doma Road to
- Electrical conductivity (EC) was determined from the filtrates 2.833 mg/kg of the first sampling point of Poly Guest House
- obtained from the suspension for pH analysis using above the maximum threshold limit of 0.2 mg/kg (WHO). The
- determined as outlined by Adewuiyi and Opasina, (2010); 1.385 mg/kg of the second sampling point of Tudun Abu
- Obasi et al., (2012); NO3-, by Phenoldisulphonic acid method. above the threshold limit of 0.1 mg/kg. In dry season, the
- PO42- was analyzed colorimetrically by molybdophosphoric concentrations of Manganese (Mn) range from 0.702 mg/kg
- acid, while Cl- was determined by Volhard method. Sulphate of the second sampling point in Gandu to 3.091 mg/kg of the
- Table 3: Concentrations of Heavy Metals of soil samples from Refuse Dumpsites at different Geographical Locations
- Table 4: Physicochemical Results of Soil Samples from Refuse Dumpsites at different Geographical Locations
- Sample pH Temp. EC Moisture Organic Organic TDS COD BOD DO NO3- PO42- Cl- SO42-mg/L
- Sample pH Temp. EC Moisture Organic Organic TDS COD BOD DO NO3- PO42- Cl- SO42 -mg/L
- In Table 4, during the wet season, the concentrations of RECOMMENDATIONS
- nitrates across the sampling points range from 131.36 mg/L The study therefore recommends the followings:
- 1,312.15 mg/L of the first sampling point of MOWA in Bukan integrate the regular monitoring of waste disposal into its
- Sidi above the threshold limit of 30 mg/L. While in the dry developmental plan and framework in order to mitigate
- Doma Road to 1,755.21 mg/L of the first sampling point of Adequate measures should be put in place to create awareness
- 0.12 mg/L of the first sampling point of Deeper Life to 7.86 evaluation.
- maximum permissible limit of 4.5 mg/L. During the dry general public about the potential environmental risks
- season, the concentrations of phosphates range from 0.26 associated with the use of refuse dumpsites for farming and
- the maximum permissible limit of 4.5 mg/L. The high level of ascertain the potential ecological risks of other heavy metals
- season, range from 2.19% (w/w) of the first sampling point of Adewuyi, G. O. and Opasina, M. F. A. (2010).
- Omgbolo Hotel to 3.24% (w/w) of the first sampling point of Physicochemical and heavy metals assessment of leachates
Methods (brief)
- FUDMA Journal of Sciences (FJS)
- physicochemical parameters from 20 soil samples each from selected refuse dumpsites in wet and dry seasons
- were determined using Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer and Association of Official Analytical Chemists
- FUDMA Journal of Sciences (FJS) Vol. 8 No. 6, December (Special Issue), 2024, pp 152 - 162 152
- generated daily, with indiscriminate dumping of these solid digestion apparatus, filtration apparatus, glass bottles,
- wastes in open places (Besufekad et al., 2020). Poor waste polythene bags, plastic containers, sample labels and markers,
- among the key factors responsible for the multiple problems trowel, core sampler), thermometer, pH meter, conductivity
- uptake. Vegetables absorb these metals from the ground, as spectrophotometer, Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer,
- metals and physicochemical parameters from soil samples in between longitude 7o and 9o 37’E of the Greenwich meridian
- FUDMA Journal of Sciences (FJS) Vol. 8 No. 6, December (Special Issue), 2024, pp 152 - 162 153
- Sample collection Tudun Amba, Gandu and Tudun Abu. Each sampling unit
- Soil samples (wastes) were collected at 0-15 cm below the from the refuse dumpsites was 50 m, 100 m apart and the
- dumpsites and twelve (10) control sites across the Lafia individual units of three samples were taken from each
- No. of samples collected
- Sample Preparation dumpsites were determined. Results obtained were expressed
- Composite samples made by mixing individual sample units as mean ± standard deviation of three replicate measurements.
- for analysis. The samples were air dried for 48 hours, ground With the use of Global Positioning System meter (GPS
- other materials. Samples at 50 m, 100 m from each refuse sampling points were measured and the results were recorded
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