Wilolud Journals

Call for Papers

Wilolud Journals welcome the submission of manuscripts that meet the
general criteria of significance and scientific excellence. Our Journals
are peer-reviewed, open access online journals publishing research
articles in all academic areas. Papers will be published approximately
two weeks after acceptance. The accesses to the contents of these journals are open for
visitors – Paper download is FREE-OF-CHARGE

Wilolud Journals publish the following journals

-Continental Journal of Fisheries and
Aquatic Science
-Continental Journal of Earth Sciences
-Continental Journal of Agricultural
Science
-Continental Journal of Agricultural
Economics
-Continental Journal of Agronomy
-Continental Journal of Veterinary
Sciences
-Continental Journal of Information
Technology
-Continental Journal of Medical Research
-Continental Journal of Tropical Medicine
-Continental Journal of Environmental
Sciences
-Continental Journal of Engineering
Sciences
Continental Journal of Applied Sciences
Continental Journal of Biological Sciences
Continental Journal of Food Science and
Technology
Continental Journal of Biomedical
Sciences
Continental Journal of Pharmacology and
Toxicology Research
Continental Journal of Microbiology
Continental Journal of Pharmaceutical
Sciences
Continental Journal of Social Sciences
Continental Journal of Education Research
Continental Journal of Arts and
Humanities
Continental Journal of Nursing Science
Continental Journal of Animal and
Veterinary Research
Continental Journal of Sustainable
Development
Continental Journal of Renewable Energy
Continental Journal of Water, Air and Soil
Pollution
Continental Journal of Environmental
Design and Management

Types of Manuscripts
Original articles
Randomised controlled trials, intervention studied, studies of screening and diagnostic test,
outcome studies, cost effectiveness analyses, case-control series, and surveys with high
response rate. Up to 3000 words excluding references and abstract.
 
Review articles
Systemic critical assessments of literature and data sources. Up to 4000 words excluding
references and abstract.
 
Case reports
New, interesting, very rare cases can be reported. Cases with clinical significance or
implications will be given priority, whereas, mere reporting of a rare case may not be
considered. Up to 1000 words excluding references and abstract and up to 10 references.
 
Letter to the Editor: Should be short, decisive observation. They should not be preliminary
observations that need a later paper for validation. Up to 400 words and 4 references.

Manuscript preparation
1. Paper length: In general papers should not exceed 10 pages (A4-format), including
tables and figures. Additional page would attract more page charge.
2. Manuscripts must be typewritten, 1.5-spaced with 4 cm left margin. The paper
should be printed with 12 pt font size (Times New Roman).
3. Tables and figures should be numbered consistently and given a suitable caption.
They should not exceed B-5 format (12.5 cm x 19.5 cm). Table and figures should be
included in the text, as close to referring place as possible, or placed on the separate
sheets.
4. Units: the SI system should be used for all scientific laboratory data.
5. Quotation in the text should be marked as following: (Badejo 1982), (Dunsin and
Bolatito 1997), (Tajudeen et al., 1982).

Arrangement of the manuscript:

 Authors: the corresponding author must be identified by e-mail and full postal
address. The same information should be sent also for all co-authors,
 Name of Department or Institute,
 Title,
 Abstract: each paper should be provided with abstract of about 600-1000 marks,
reporting concisely on the purpose and results of the paper,
 Key words: up to 7 words or phrases for the main topics of the paper,
 The main text should contain the following elements: introduction, material and
methods, results and discussion (may be presented together or separately),
conclusions or summary,
 References: must be listed alphabetically (Do not number) in the form as following:
Examples:
1. Dunsin J.D., Bolatito I., (1997). Microbial production of surfactants and their
commercial potential. Cont. J. Appl. Sci, 12 (1), 47-64.
2. Badejo G.J., (1982). Lipid in human nutrition. M&P Publishers Limited,
Ibadan, Nigeria.
3. Tajudeen M., Micheal Y., Motunrayo K., Isaac Y., (1982). Heat and acid
stable alpha-amylase enzymes and processes for producing the same. Patent
USA, Nr 4, 284, 722.
4. Huffman D.L., 1993. The development of low-fat ground products.
39ICoMST, 1-6 August, Calgary, Abstracts and Review Papers, Session 7,
293-303.

Manuscript submitting
Manuscript must be submitted through our website: http://www.wiloludjournal.com
or by any of our e-mail address: managingeditor.olawale71@gmail.com,
wilolud@yahoo.com
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 1. All submitted papers are independently reviewed. If a manuscript is returned to the
author for revision, it must be resubmitted within 60 days; otherwise it will be
assumed to be withdrawn.
2. Submission of the paper implies that it has not been published previously or it is not
under consideration for publication elsewhere. If the paper is accepted it will not be
published elsewhere in the same form without the written permission of the editor.

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Akure, Ondo State,
Nigeria

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Managing Editor: Abulude, F.O