http://ijaems.com/ Open Access international Journal to publish research paper en-us February 2020 This study entitles “Milk Tea Industry: An exploratory study” aims to determine the increasing popularity of milk tea industry. Its main objective is to identify and assess the profile of the respondents, the 4Ps of marketing -product, price, promotion and place and the SWOT analysis strength, weaknesses, opportunity and threats. This study made use of the descriptive normative research to determine the increasing popularity of milk tea industry in the areas of Bongabon, Nueva ecija. This method quantitatively describes specific details of specific groups. The descriptive survey and interview were used in gathering information on the increasing popularity of milk tea industry. It is descriptive in nature since it is limited in determining the current status of the problem at hand. According to the gathered data most of the respondents are highly considering the quality of the products in their businesses. Based on the results of assessment on the SWOT analysis the respondents are highly considering the convenience and fast service, quality ingredients and creating of loyal customers in their business. All milk tea shop owners in Bongabon regardless of their demographic and business profile are highly considered the marketing strategies when it comes to their businesses. Each of them have their own unique strategies. http://ijaems.com/detail/milk-tea-industry-an-exploratory-study/ Fhrizz S. De Jesus http://ijaems.com/upload_images/issue_files/1IJAEMS-10220201-MilkTea.pdf This study aims to determine where the 4Ps beneficiaries allocate the cash grants they receive from the government on their daily expenditures in terms of Education, Food, Transportation, Clothing, Entertainment, and Other bills. This study was conducted on seventeen barangays of Laur, Nueva Ecija with total number of 337 4Ps beneficiaries as respondents. Descriptive research was used through the survey questionnaire and interviews to answer the research problem. Based from the result, the education was highly prioritized. The researchers formulated a recommendation that may help 4Ps beneficiaries on spending their grants. http://ijaems.com/detail/assessment-on-the-allocation-of-cash-grants-of-4ps-beneficiaries-to-their-daily-expenditures/ Fhrizz S. De Jesus, Rommel R. Rivera http://ijaems.com/upload_images/issue_files/2IJAEMS-10220204-Assessmenton.pdf Water is the second most important basic need of man after oxygen which is the first. The quality of life in villages and cities depends on the regular supply of pure and unpolluted fresh water. The quality of water bodies depends on their physicochemical and microbial characteristics. The hand-dug wells and boreholes are charactacterised as groundwater under this study. Sampling was done on 21 points containing wells and bore holes within part of Mokola-Eleyele in order to assess their physiochemical contents. The sample was collected during September 2018 - February 2019. Laboratory analysis was carried out on them. The physical and chemical contents observed are; pH, total dissolved solids (TDS), Calcium (Ca2+), magnesium (Mg2+), Chloride (Cl-), Sulphate (SO4+), Nitrate (NO3+) and iron content (Fe2+) were analyzed for each water sample collected. The values of physical and chemical contents were compared with the standard values set by the Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON) and the results were within their safe limits. The t-test analysis carried out showed the correlation between chemical contents at 90%, 95% and 99% confidence level, the results shows that the significant differences exist for the parameters. It can be concluded that the qualities of both hand dug wells and boreholes water samples were suitable for human consumption. http://ijaems.com/detail/physicochemical-assessment-of-groundwater-quality-from-hand-dug-wells-and-boreholes-of-part-of-mokola-eleyele-ibadan-metropolis-southwest-nigeria/ Hammed. A Olayiwola, K. Gbola Adewuyi, Anjorin Ademola http://ijaems.com/upload_images/issue_files/3IJAEMS-10220205-Physicochemical.pdf The primary purpose of this study is to identify the challenges of women entrepreneurs in running a food business. The researchers used a questionnaire checklist for collecting the data. It consisted of different variables such as the nature of the business, marketing knowledge, capital of the business and challenges encountered which are all related to running a business. The findings revealed that most of the respondents were engaged in eatery business, they have their own business stall and their start-up capital was low. Moreover, the respondents’ used their own ideas to conceptualize the business. They utilized a distribution channel that is product direct to the consumer (end-user).To promote their product they prefer personal selling. Lack of resources was the most difficult challengethat the women entrepreneurs have encountered in starting a business. http://ijaems.com/detail/challenges-encountered-by-women-entrepreneurs-in-managing-food-businesses/ Mitchelle Pam O. Dumlao, Queen Roshaina C. Maniquiz, Chary Grace C. Catubag, Adrian A. Tolentino, Jennifer G. Fronda http://ijaems.com/upload_images/issue_files/4IJAEMS-10220206-Challenges.pdf Enhancement of the dynamic response of generators, within a power system, when subjected to various disturbances, has been a major challenge to power system researchers and engineers for the past decades. This work presents the application of intelligent Voltage Source Converter – High Voltage Direct Current (VSC-HVDC) for improvement of the transient stability of the Nigeria 330kV transmission system which is used as the case study network in this work. First, the current transient stability situation of the grid was established by observing the dynamic response of the generators in the Nigeria 330-kV grid/network when a balanced three-phase fault was applied to some critical buses and lines of the transmission network. These critical buses were determined through the eigenvalue analysis of the system buses. The result obtained clearly show that there exist critical buses such as Ajaokuta and critical transmission line such Ajaokuta - Benin Transmission line within the network. The results also revealed that the system losses synchronism when a balanced three-phase fault was applied to these identified critical buses and lines. The results further indicated that the Nigeria 330-kV transmission network is on a red-alert, which requires urgent control measures with the aim of enhancing the stability margin of the network to avoid system collapse. To this effect, VSC-HVDC was installed in addition to those critical lines. The inverter and the converter parameters of the HVDC were controlled by the artificial neural network. The results obtained showed that 42.86% transient stability improvement was achieved when the HVDC was controlled with the artificial neural network when compared to the PI controllers in the Nigeria 330-kV grid/network. http://ijaems.com/detail/improving-transient-stability-of-the-nigerian-330kv-transmission-system-on-ajaokuta-benin-transmission-line-with-the-help-of-artificial-neural-network-ann-based-vsc-high-voltage-direct-current-method/ Okolo C. C, Ezechukwu O. A, Enemuo F. O, Anazia A. E, Onuegbu J. O http://ijaems.com/upload_images/issue_files/5IJAEMS-10220203-Improving.pdf