To create a forum where new ideas on geographic and environmental problems can be presented via original research articles and reviews. To promote scholarship in the field of Environmental Sustainability and Management Research from diverse theoretical and methodological perspectives. To address intellectual and professional audience interested in providing practical and theoretical solutions to geographical and environmental challenges; including methodology; techniques; technologies; Environmental laws and justice; Climate change; Geographies of gender and violence; Pollution and Waste management; Deforestation and biodiversity; Environmental protection; Geo-hazards and disaster management; Landscape characteristics; Resource exploitation and livelihoods.

• Vol-13 No-1 (2015)
• - Landuse Dynamics and Mangrove Forest Decline In The Soku Oil and Gas Fields, Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
• - Spatial Structure of Social Vulnerability In The Southwest Region of Nigeria
• - Remnants of The Old Stock: A Review of The Physical Conditions and Threats To Sacred Natural Sites In Etche...
• - Options For Economically Controlling The Menace of Water Hyacinth In The Niger Delta of Nigeria.
• - Solid Waste Management Practices In Port Harcourt Metropolis: Problems and Prospects
• Vol-13 No-2 (2015)
• - Temporal Variation In Road Traffic Accidents In Rivers State, Nigeria (2005-2014)
• - A Geographical Analysis of The 2011 and 2015 Presidential Elections In Nigeria
• - Climate Change and Resurgence In Draft Animal Transportation In The Sokoto Region
• - Non-Proximate Determinants of Infant Mortality In The Tai Area of Ogoni, Rivers State
• - Liveability Assessment of State Capitals In The Niger Delta Region of Nigeria.
• Vol-13 No-3 (2015)
• - Land-Use/Land-Cover Change Induced Sand Delivery On The Floodplain of The Rima River Around Wamakko In Sokoto...
• - Determinants of Choice of Student Housing In Southern Nigerian Universities
• - The Sociological Space of Road Safety and Traffic Management In Nigeria
• - Understanding The Mobility Crisis In Third World Cities: A Review of issues and Management Strategies
• - Spatio -Temporal Analysis of Commercial Property Values Along Port Harcourt /Aba Express Road, Port Harcourt,...
• Vol-14 No-1 (2016)
• - Adoption of Agricultural Innovation Among Farmers In Edu L.G.A., Kwara State, Nigeria
• - Towards A Policy On Rural Water Supply and Management: Water Supply Service Level and Health In A Rural...
• - Trends In Rent In off- Campus Student Accommodation In Federal Public Universities In Southern Nigeria
• - An Assessment of Indigenous Biotic Weather Forecasting Indicators In Sokoto State; North-Western Nigeria
• - Oil Spill and Soil Quality In A Tropical Deltaic Environment of South-South, Nigeria.
• - Problems of Water Hyacinth Infestation and Control Measures In The Niger Delta Region, Nigeria.
• Vol-14 No-2 (2016)
• - Air Quality Around Major Road Junctions In The City of Port Harcourt, South-South, Nigeria
• - Response of Soil Organic Carbon To Greenbelt Degradation In The Sokoto Metropolis, Sokoto State, Nigeria
• - An Assessment of Selected Physico-Chemical Parameters From Nigerian Institute For Oceanography and Marine...
• - The History and Development of The Discipline of Geography In Nigeria
• - An Ethnographic Perspective On Forest and Rural Livelihoods Decline In The Soku Oil and Gas Fields of Nigeria.
• Vol-14 No-3 (2016)
• - A Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Forest Depletion and Vegetational Change In The Marbe Forest Reserve, Zamfara...
• - An Assessment of The Potability of Popular Sachet Water Brands Sold Within The University of Port Harcourt...
• - Urban Growth Theories and House Rent In A Third World Urban Center; The Case of Umuahia Abia State, Nigeria.
• - Pattern and Causes of Fire Incidents In Lagos State, Nigeria
• Vol-15 No-1 (2017)
• - Concentrations and Potential Health Effects of Oil-Based Pollutants In Fish From The Bomu River Estuary In...
• - Groundwater Quality and Flow Patterns In The Western Parts of Obio-Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers...
• - Mapping Crime Hotspots In Akure, Nigeria Using The Geographical Information System

Articles for JOGET should be topical, have a good introduction, a clear-cut aim and objectives and should contribute new knowledge or add to current debate in its subject area.
Articles should not be more than 8,000 words including figures and illustrations and must be written in the UK English using the APA (5th edition) referencing style.
Articles should be submitted online and forwarded to the editor as a word file attachment.
Articles must not have been published previously or currently under review elsewhere.
Figures and tables that have been published before must be properly acknowledged with the understanding that permissions for such use has been obtained.
Papers are accepted on the understanding that authors have done their study following applicable ethical standards and that they have requisite permits to publish such data and that data reported are factual and verifiable.
Plagiarism and infringement of any kind is not acceptable to the editorial board, therefore no effort will be spared in subjecting submitted articles to checks.
Authors are advised to carry out plagiarism and infringement tests on their papers before submission.
Article vetting fees of N 5,000 or USD 20 is chargeable while article processing/publication fees of n 15,000 or usd 100 will be paid for accepted articles. This is to enhance speedy processing time (publication within 90 days of first receipt) and on-line open-access publishing.

Prof S. B. Arokoyu

Editor-in-Chief

Prof. C. U. Oyegun

Member

Prof. O. S. Akpogomeh

Member

Prof. A. A. Obafemi

Member

Prof. T. Olugonrisa

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Ass. Prof. J. E. Umeuduji

Member

Ass. Prof. C. Igwe

Member

Ass. Prof. P. C. Mmom

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Dr. Clinton I. Ezekwe

Managing Editor