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Soil stabilization refers to the procedure in which a special soil, a cementing material, or other chemical or non chemical materials are added to a natural soil or a technique used on a natural soil to improve its geotechnical properties, (Abood et al, 2007; Salahudeen and Ochepo, 2015). Soil stabilization techniques for road construction are used in most part of the world although circumstance and reasons for resorting to stabilization vary considerably. Nearly every road construction project will utilize stabilization techniques. When used, these stabilizing agents can improve and maintain soil moisture content, increase soil particle cohesion and serve as cementing and water proofing agents, (Janathan, 2004). Soil stabilization has widely been recommended for developing countries for various elements of their pavements. The reasons usually are that the use of local conditions is of paramount importance while developing any soil stabilization technique. This is because a American Research Journal of Civil And Structural Engineering Volume 1, Issue 1, pp: 36-46 Research Article Open Access

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Comparison between the Strength Characteristics of Pozzolan Stabilized Lateritic Soil of Coconut Shell Husk Ash and Palm Kernel Shell Husk Ash Admixtures