PREFACE BY THE VICE CHANCELLOR
The University is about teaching, research and community service. Research is therefore, one of the tripod on which the University stands. Even the third leg of the tripod i.e, community service is essentially driven by research outputs which provide solutions to local, national and even global challenges. This underscores the importance of research in the life of a University. However, research and publication culture in a tertiary education institution can only be cultivated and its growth nurtured where there is a sound research policy in place to drive it.
Benue State University has come of age – 30 years of existence as a citadel of learning is not a mean feat. During this period of the existence of BSU, several research activities have taken place, but regrettably, without a research policy in place to guide the conduct of those research activities. It is in an effort to fill this lacuna that this document has been given birth to. It is therefore my belief that this document will rekindle research and publication culture amongst the academic staff of the University, thereby repositioning Benue State University as a world class research institution and ultimately improving its global ranking.
The Research Policy is divided into Chapters for easy reference. There are altogether 10 (ten) Chapters. Chapter One which is on Preliminary Issues deals with issues such as Benue State University vision, mission, core values and mandate. Others are: aim of the policy; objectives of the policy; abbreviations and definitions. Chapter Two deals with University research priority areas while Chapter Three provides the guiding principles for research. Chapter Four deals with research agreements and Intellectual Property Policy (IPP) while Chapter Five deals with research integrity, ethics and misconduct. Chapter Six provides for funding for research and the University Research Fund (URF), while Chapter Seven deals with research equipment and relocation of principal investigator. Chapter Eight deals with submission of research proposal as well as enhancing research and publication culture and policy implementation. Chapter Ten deals with policy review and date of commencement of the policy.
Several persons and various levels of bodies in the University made significant contributions toward the realization of this policy document. I acknowledge the contributions of Prof. Terver Ubwa (Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic) toward the realization of this policy document. I equally acknowledge the immense contributions of Prof. Emmanuel Ayangarumun Kenen (Director, Centre for Research Management) in conceiving and nurturing this policy document to its logical conclusion. My appreciation also goes to all members of the Research Management Board under my leadership, for painstakingly considering this document, making necessary corrections and suggestions. I thank the members of the University Senate for going through the document and making useful contributions. Above all, let me express my deep sense of appreciation to the University Governing Council under the Chairmanship of Chief Sebastian Tar Hon, SAN, for approving the policy, thereby permitting the policy to come into force on the 30th day of March, 2023.
This policy document, being the first edition, is certainly error-prone. The errors that may be identified are unintended and highly regrettable. It is hoped that subsequent editions and reviews will address the errors and shortcomings in this first edition.
Finally, all staff (particularly, academic staff) of the University are hereby urged to read, digest, and assimilate the provisions of this policy with a view to enhancing the conduct of their research activities in the University.
STAFF OF THE UNIT
S/NO. | NAME | STAFF NUMBER | POSITION |
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1 | Professor Emmanuel Kenen | P 433 | Director |
2 | Arc. Irene Doosuur Mngutyo | P.1088 | Deputy Director |
3 | Mbapinen Adikpo-Andza | P.1810 | Senior Assistant Registrar |
4 | Mary Erdoo Ibya | P.2515 | Administrative Officer |
5 | Stephen Terzungwe Tyowua | P.2415 | Chief Computer Operator |
JUNIOR STAFF | |||
6 | Simeon Bem Wuamshachi | JP.1577 | Asst. Chief Clerical Officer |
7 | Gabriel Liamngee Hijah | JP.1675 | Officer |
1 | HERDSMEN AND FARMERS CONFLICT IN CENTRAL NIGERIA | |
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Date: | Tuesday 14th March - 15th March, 2017 | |
Venue: | CHS Auditorium I, Benue State University, Makurdi |
2 | STAFF/GRADUATE RESEARCH AND CAREER MENTORING WORKSHOP | |
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Date: | Wednesday 9th – 10th August, 2017 | |
Venue: | Auditorium I College of Health Sciences |
3 | EMERGING NATIVISM AND INSULARISM IN NIGERIA’S UNIVERSITIES: AN INSIDER’S VIEW FROM WITHOUT - Prof. Aondoaver Tarhule, Vice- Provost and Dean of Graduate School, Binghamton University (State University of New York USA). | |
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Date: | Friday 23rd November, 2018. | |
Venue: | Auditorium I, College of Health Sciences, Benue State University, Makurdi. | |
Time: | 10:00am |
4 | The links below represent powerpoint (.ppt) result presentation on a workshop held in November 2011 tagged: "Workshop on Proposal Writing and Research Management for Projects and other Scholary productions". Starting with a welcome address by Prof. B.O. Ker in pdf format, then the various papers presented by the various resource speakers, can be viewed and downloaded by clicking on any of the appropriate links below. The programmes are: |
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ii. | DR. NYITYO ON: - PROPOSAL WRITING. |
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iii. | FINDING PARTNERS AND CONSORTIUM DEVELOPMENT. |
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iv. | GRANT INFORMATION RESEARCH. |
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v. | PROJECT MANAGEMENT BY: PROF. B.O. KER. |
M.SC. THESIS TITLE:
An Epidemiological Survey of Iodine Status of School Age Children in a Mountainous Community (Gwoza) of Borno State.
Awarding Institution: University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri – Borno State.
Year of Award: 1998.
ABSTRACT
The iodine status of primary and secondary school age children in a local mountainous community (Gwoza) in Borno State was assessed by determining the urinary iodine concentration in 257 school age (6-17 yrs.) children. The survey also determined the pattern of salt consumption, levels of antimetabolite of iodine in some food stuff and the awareness of iodine deficiency in the locality. Based on ICCIDD/WHO/UNICEF reference standards, the mean urinary iodine concentration (13.80ug/d1± 0.4) of the children in the community showed that there was an absence of iodine deficiency.
The urinary iodine values ranged between 8 and 17ug/d1. There was absence of visible goiter as assessed by examination of the neck. This corroborates the findings on the nutritional status of the community for which the weight/height indices for the various age groups were 90-99% of Harvard standard values. Both local and industrially iodized salts were used in the community. However one of the local salts (mangul) prepared from plant ash contained a high amount of iodine, more than twice the level contained in any of the popular industrial salts. About 72% of the children participants used only industrially iodized salt (28-44mg1/kg). The salts were used for both medicinal and nutritional purposes.
The level of iodine deficiency awareness was low and all the respondents were ignorant of the causes of goiter. However about 32% had seen cases of goiter before while only about 14.4% had seen it in their areas. The amount of hydrocyanic acid of most food stuffs were found to be below toxic level, except for fresh cassava leaves, spinach, fresh baobab leaves which contain high amount ranging from 99-119mg/100g. However, dried samples had considerably lower levels and therefore it is most unlikely that the antimetabolite of iodine contained in the food samples could pose any health hazards to the community since they are mostly consumed in the dry state.
COMPLETED AND PUBLISHED INDIVIDUAL RESEARCHES
(i) Emmanuel O. H. Addy; and El-Khalid O. O. Amali, Survey of Iodine Status of School – Age Children in Mountainous Community (Gwoza) of Borno State. (Nigerian Journal of Nutritional Sciences Vol.25 (2) 2004). ISSN: 0189-0913.
(ii) Obochi G. O., Amali, O. O. E. and Ochalefu D. O. Effect of Melatonin and Caffeine Interaction on Caffeine Induced Oxidative Stress and Sleep Disorders. Nigerian Journal of Physiological Sciences 25 (2010) 17 – 24. ISSN: 0794-859X.
(iii) Adeniyi, O. S., Araoye M. A., Amali, O. O. E., Eru, E. U., Ojabo, C. O. and Alao, O. O. Effect of using combination of O’Level Result with JAMB score of Student performance in the first two years of Medical School in Benue State University Makurdi. (African Journal of Biomedical Research 13 (September, 2010) 183-188).
(iv) Eteng M. U., Asuquo E. N., Amali, O. O. E., Obochi G. O., Ochalefu D. O. and Myke-Mbata B. K. Effect of Vitamin C and recovery period of endosulfan (Thionex 35 EC) Induced Toxicity in Albino Wistar Rats. Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Science (Vol.5 December, 2012) ISSN: 0795-25070.
(v) Myke-Mbata B. K., Amali, O. O. E., Ochalefu, D. O. and Obochi, G. O. Effect of Marijuana and Tobacco Interaction on some Biochemical and Hematological Parameters in Wistar Albino Rats. Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Science (Vol.5 December, 2012) ISSN: 0795-25070.
(vi) G. O. Obochi, D. O. Ochalefu, O. O. E. Amali, N. Ufaruna and M. U. Eteng Effect of Buettneri extracts on hemapioetic indices in Wistar Albino Rats. Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Science ISSN: 0795-25070. In press.
(vii) Eteng, M. U., N. U. Otu, D. O. Ochalefu, O. O. E. Amali, G. O. Obochi and B. K. Myke-Mbata Genotypic distribution and some Biochemical parameters in human immune deficiency virus and Hepatitis B co-infected patients in rural and urban populations. Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Science ISSN: 0795-25070. In press.
PH.D THESIS TITLE: November, 2006
Effects of Alcohol-Kola-Nut Interaction on Biochemical Indices of Neuronal Function and Gene Expression in Wistar albino rats.
Awarding Institution – University of Calabar.
ABSTRACT
Effect of alcohol-kola nut interaction on biochemical indices of neuronal function and gene expression n wistar albino rats was studied. Sixty wistar albino rats were divided into six groups with ten (10) rats per group. Group 1 was the control, group 2 was treated with alcohol (10%v/v ) only group 3 was treated with kola-nut extracts, group 4 was treated with caffeine only, group 5 was treated only with alcohol and kola nut and group 6 was treated with alcohol and caffeine. The experiment lasted for twenty one (21) days after which the animals were anesthetized with chloroform. The brain tissues were carefully removed and used for some biochemical assays. Indices of neuronal function including brain levels of Na+-K+-ATPase, monoamine oxidase, adenylate deaminase, glutamine synthetase, and glucose oxidase were assayed withle gene expression status was monitored through assessment of levels of brain protein, DNA, RNA and RNA/Protein ratio. Brain total cholesterol and Phospholipid levels were assayed and compared with control values. The physical appearance of the rats was also observed. The results showed that the essential enzymes of the brain responsible for neuronal function: Na+-K+-ATPase, adenylate deaminase, glutamine synthetase, glucose oxidase were significantly (p[<0.05) inhibited by alcohol-kola nut interaction relative to controls while monoamine oxidase was increase. RNA/protein ratio used as index of gene expression was increased following alcohol-kola nut interaction in the brain tissue, thus stimulating gene expression. Results also revealed that brain total cholesterol and phospholipid were significantly (p<0.05) increased relative to the control. Physical toxicity and adaptation expressed by loss of weight, aggression, anxiety and depression were exhibited by alcohol-kola nut interaction. Alcohol-kola nut interaction depressed neuronal functions and stimulated gene expression. Alcohol-kola nut interaction though it modulated alcohol depressant effects, failed to ameliorate damage by alcohol to neuronal cells.
M.Sc. THESIS TITLE: August, 2002
Biochemical changes Associated with Alcohol-Kola-Nut Interaction in Wistar albino Rat Brain.
Awarding Institution: University of Calabar.
ABSTRACT
Biochemical changes associated with alcohol-kola-nut interaction in rat bran were investigated. Twenty four wistar albino rats were divided into four groups of six rats each. Group 1 was the control, group 2 was given kola-nut extract only, group 3 was given only alcohol while group 4 was given kola-nut and alcohol concurrently with alcohol given in amounts of 10% per volume of drinking water and libitum. The experiment lasted for 21 days after which the animals were sacrificed.
Parameters determined were total ATPase activity (nmolespimg .1proteinhr.1), Na+, K+ - ATPase activity (nmolespimg .1proteinhr.1), inorganic phosphate (Pi) released (nmolespimg .1proteinhr.1), monoamine oxidase activity (mμmolesmg .1proteinhr.1),DNA (μg/ml), RNA (μg/ml), and the protein (mg/ml) content. The values obtained for the control were 3,548.34 ± 3.69; 41.72 ± 0.29; 3,377.48 ± 3.14; 206,000.00 ± 5.19; 149.30 ± 0.28; 66.54 ± 0.15 and 61.79 ± 0.13 respectively.
The values for the group 2 were 3,965.56 ± 3.94; 69.54 ± 0.44; 3,919.86 ± 3.64; 166,000.00 ± 5.48; 207.38 ± 0.41; 95.19 ± 0.20 and 95.60 ± 0.22 respectively. The values for the group 3 were 3.351.65 ± 3.49; 33.77; ± 0.17; 3,103.31 ± 0.14 respectively; and the values for the group 4 were 3,321.85 ±3.63; 33.64 ± 0.15; 3,059 ± 3.36; 244,250.00 ± 5.62; 132.13 ± 0.24; 61.25 ± 0.13 and 44.93 ± 0.14 respectively.
For group, the results showed that there was a significant in crease (p < 0.05) in values in total ATPase, Na+, K+ - ATPase, inorganic phosphate (Pi) released, DNA, RNA and protein when compared to those of the controls while there was a significant decrease (p < 0.05) in values of brain monoamine oxidase when compared to that of the control. For group 4, the results showed that there was similar trend as the alcohol treated groups in the variation of the values from controls which were however, highly significant (p < 0.05).
The results showed that kola-nut was found to increase the depressant effects of alcohol and may not ameliorate the damage by alcohol. The synergistic lethal action of both drugs observed could be attributed to the damaging effects of alcohol on nerve growth factors, disruption of signaling pathways by loss of neurotrophic factors, and inhibition of kola-nut metabolism through petition for a common mirosomal detoxification process due to the interference of alternative pathways (mostly the ‘ MEOS).
INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS.
1. G.O Obochi, S.P. Malu, A.E. Abara, V.S. Ekam, F.U. Uboh and Obi-Abang, 2009. Effect of Associate and Monosodium Glutamate Interaction on MSG Associated Toxicities that may impact upon immunocompetence. Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Chemistry, vol. 91(3):PP 547-557
DOI: 10.1080/02772240802233563. ISSN 0277-2277-2248 print/ISSN 1029-086.
2. A.E Abara, G.O. Obochi and M. Obi-Abang 2009. Effect of Coconut Products-Cafeine Interaction on Liver Cells in Wistar rats. Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Chemistry, Vol. 90, (6): PP 1219-1226.
DOI:10.1080/02772240801937321.ISSN 0277-2248 print/ISSN 1029-0486.
3. A.B. Utubaku, G.O. Obochi, S.A. Inah, J.I Atangwho, E.A Ugian, J.O. Ogbeche, I.N. Idenyi and D.A. Ukeh, 2009. The influence of Alcohol-kolanut Constituents on Liver aspartate amino transferse and alanine amino transferse enzyme activities in Wister albino rats. International Journal of Biology Chemistry Vol. 3(1)25-29. ISSN 1819-155X
4. G.O. Obochi, A.E Abara, S.P Malu, M.U Eteng and I.B Umoh, 2009. Interaction of alcohol and kolanut on sodium pump activity in wistar rats. Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Chemistry, Vol. 91(2):357-362.
DOI:10.1080/02772240802028682.ISSN 0277-2248 print/ISSN 1029-0486.
5. A.E. Abara, G.O Obochi and S.P Malu 2009. Chemistry Evaluation of Gnetum African and Telferia Occidentalis. Journal of toxicology and environmental Chemistry Vol. 91(1) 121-127.
DOI 10.1080/02772240802015523.ISSN 0277-2248 print/ISSN 1029-0486.
6. G.O Obochi, S.P Malu and A.E. Abara 2009. Effect of alcohol-kolanut interaction on Glucose oxidase, Gluatamine synthetase and adenlate deaminase activities in wistar rats. Journal of toxicology and environmental chemistry.
DOI:10.1080102772240802028716.ISSN0277-2248 print/ISSN 1029- 0486.
7. G.O Obochi, S.P Malu, M. Obi-Abang, Y. Alozie and M.A. Iyam, 2009. Effect of garlic extract on Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) induced fibroid in wister albino rats. Pakistan Journal of nutrition. Vol. 8(7).97—976.ISSN 1680-5194.
8. S.P. Malu, A.E. Abara, G.O. Obochi, B.I. Ita and C.A. Edem, 2009 Analysis of Egaria Radiate and Thia coronato shells as alternative source of calcium for food industry in Nigeria. Pakistan Journal of Nutrition. Vol. 8(7): 965-969.
9. G.O. Obochi, A.E. Abara, S.P Malu and M.A. Iyam, 2009. Effect of melatonin and Caffeine interaction on caffeine induced oxidative interaction stresses and sleep disorder. Life Sciences International; Journal, Vol. 2(1) 959-966.
10. A. E Abara, E.N Taiwo, M.E. Obi-Abang and G.O. Obochi. 2011. Dietary fibre components of four common Nigerian Dioscorea species. Pakistan Journal of Nutrition, 10(4):383-387. ISSN:1680-5194.
NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS
11. Myke- Mbata, O.O.E. Amali, D.O. Ochalefu, and G.O.Obochi, 2012. Effect of marijuana and Tobacco interaction on some Biochemical and heamatological parameters in wistar albino rats. Nigerian Journal of pure and applied sciences. Vol. 5, pp. 78-87. ISSN:0795-25070.
12. M.U. Eteng, E.N. Asuquo, O.O.E Amali, G.O.Obochi, D.O.Ochalefu and B.K. Myke-Mbata. 2012. Effect of VitaminC and recovery period of endosulfan (thionex35ec) induced toxidity in wistar albino rats. Nigerian Journal of pure and Applied Sciences, Vol.5,pp.88-100.ISSN:0795-25070.
13. A.E. Abara, M.E.Obi-Abang and G.O.Obochi. 2012. Determination of physicochemical properties of Dioscorea bulbifera starch. Journal of Science Engineering and Technology. 1(i),68-73. ISSN.0148-4608.
14. G.O. Obochi, O.O.E Amali and D.O.Ochalefu, 2010. Effect of melatonin and caffeine interaction on caffeine induced oxidative stress and sleep
disorders, Nigerian Journal of Physiological Sciences. 25(2010),17-24.ISSN:0794-859X.
15. G.O. Obochi, S.P. Malu, O.R.Ogiri and N. Alobi, 2009. Effect of Ginger extract on gasoline associated immunoxiocities in wistar rats. Global journal of pure and applied sciences. Vol 15 (2) 161. ISSN 1118-0579.
16. G.O. Obochi , A.E. Abara, S.P. Malu, V.S Ekam, F.U. Uboh aznd I.B. Umoh, 2007. The effect of alcohol and kolanut interaction on biochemical indecis of neuronal Gene expression in wistar albino rats. Nigerian Journal of Physiological Sciences, Vol. 22 (1-2): 69-73. ISSN. 1118-0579.
17. G.O. Obochi, A.E, Utubaku, A.E. Abara, M.U Eteng, E.U. Eyong, M.O. Obi-Anag, S.P. Malu and I.B Umoh, 2007. Effect of alcohol –kolanut on brain monoamine oxidase activity in wistar albino rats. Global journal of pure and applied sciences, Vol. 134(3): 391-393. ISSN 1118-0579.
18. M.O. Obi-Anag, A.B Utubaku, A.E Abara, G.O Obochi, S.P. Malu, G.A. Bassey, E.O. Effiom and I.E Ibor, 2007. Effect of alcohoh and kolanut co-administration on serum and brain cholesterol and phospholipids in wistar rats. Global journal of pure and applied sciences, Vol.13(4): 537-539. ISSN 1118-0579.
19. G.O. Obochi, S.P. Malu, N.O. Alobi, A.M Iyam and Y. Alozie, 2009. Effect of Aspartame and sucrose on some biochemical and hematological parameters in wistar rats. Global Journal of pure and applied science, Vol. 15 (1) 47-52 ISSN 1118-0579.
20. S.P. Malu, G.O Obochi, N.O. Alobi, E.N Tawo and B.E. Nyang. 2009. Mitogenic properties of lectin from mucan sloanei seed extracts. Global Journal of pure and applied sciences, Vol. 15 (2):177-181. ISSN:1118-0579.
21. S.P. Malu, G.O Obochi, C.A. Edem and B.E. Nyang. 2009. Effects of methods of extraction of photochemical constituent properties of tetrapidium aonophorum seeds. Global Journal of pure and applied science, Vol. 15 (4):373-376: ISSN:1118-0579
22. S.P. Malu, E.N. Tawo, G.O. Obochi, M. Obi-Abangi, and I.O. Ibor 2008. Effect of microbial fermentation of lignocellulose wastes on nutritive status.
Global Journal of pure and applied sciences, Vol. 14(4):379-382. ISSN: 1118-0579.
23. G.O Obochi, S.P. Malu, A.E Abara, E.N. Tawo and M.A. Iyam 2008. Effect of alcohol-kolanut interaction on brain metabolism. Global journal of community medicine, Vol. (1), 235-239. ISSN: 1597-9857.
24. S.P. Malu, A.B. Utubaku, E.E. Esu, G.O. Obochi, G.A. Bassey, and P.A. Adie 2007. Defibrenation and time-course fermentation impact on the cyanide content of industrially and locally processed Gallic food in Cross River State of Nigeria. Global Journal of Pure and Applied Science, vol. 13(4): 527-531. ISSN: 1118-0579.
M.SC THESIS TITLE OCTOBER, 2010
Studies on some Biochemical parameters in Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive patients attending Federal Medical Centre,Makurdi, Benue State Nigeria.
AWARDING INSTITUTION: University of Jos, Jos.
ABSTRACT
This study was carried out to investigate the changes in biochemical parameters in HIV infected patients and to establish the effect of antiretroviral drugs on the biochemical parameters. A total of 150 subjects were used for this study. Out of this number, 50 were HIV infected patients on anti retroviral drugs and 50 were not on antiretroviral drugs. The remaining 50 were screened HIV negative individuals drawn from the blood donation unit to serve as control. There were significant differences in the mean values of total protein, albumin, alkaline phosphatase (ALP), Aspartate aminotrans ferase (AST), alanine aminotransferase (ALT) ,total cholesterol, high density lipoprotein,low density lipoprotein, very low density lipo protein, triacylglycerol ,calcium and sodium of the HIV positive patients when compared to the control (P<0.05) .
There were no significant differences between the mean values of conjugated bilirubin, Urea, Creatinine, Potassium, bicarbonate and chloride of the HIV infected patients when compared with those of the control (P<0.05). Significant difference were observed in the mean values of the total protein ,albumin, total bilirubin, alkaline phosphatse (ALP), aspartate aminotransterase (AST), total cholesterol, high density lipoprotein, low density lipoprotein, very low density lipoprotein and triacylglycerol of the HIV patients without antiretroviral drugs when compared to those of the HIV positive patient on antiretroviral drugs.
TITLES OF COMPLETED AND PUBLISHED INDIVIDUAL RESEARCHES.
1. Obochi G.O; Amali O.O.E and Ochalefu D. O (2010) .Effect of melatonin and caffeine interaction on caffeine induced oxidative stress and sleep disorders. Nigeria Journal of physiological science, 25 (2010) 17-24.
2. Ogbe Raphael John;Abu, Adakole Hyacinth; Eustace, Bonghan Berinyuy and Ochalefu, Dickson Owoicho (2011).: Safety evaluation of hydro alcoholic extract of Cochlospermum planchonii rhizome in rats. African Journal of Biotechnology Vol. 10 (66) p.p 15006-15010.
3. Sunday A.Ogli, Dickson O.Ochalefu and Ceilia O. Ojabo (2011). Effects of oral Supplement Regimens of vitamin C and E on Sperm count of Wistar rats. Journal of medicine in the tropics 13:50-53
4. Abu Adakole hyacinth; Ahemen terzungwe ;Ochalefu Dickson Owoicho and Akogwu A. Mathias (2012). Evaluatin of spermicidal property of aqueous ethanolic extract of Lawsonia inermis Linn .leaves. Annals of Biological Research 3 (8): 3846-3848.
5. Myke-Mbata B.K; Amali O.O.E; Ochalefu, D.O and Obochi, G.O (2012):Effect of Marijuana and Tobacco interaction on some Biochemical and hemaetological parameters in Wistar Albino rats. Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Science P.P 78-87
6. Eteng, M.U ;Asuquo E.N ;Amali O.O.E; Obochi G.O ;Ochalefu, D.O and Myke-Mbata, B.K (2012).Effect of vitamin C and Recovery period of endosulfan (thionex 35ec) induced Toxicity in Albino Wistar rats,. Nigerian Journal of pure and Applied Science P.P 88-100.
7. G. O. Obochi, D. O. Ochalefu, O. O. E. Amali, N. Ufaruna and M. U. Eteng Effect of Buettneri extracts on hemapioetic indices in Wistar Albino Rats. Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Science ISSN: 0795-25070. In press.
8. Eteng, M. U., N. U. Otu, D. O. Ochalefu, O. O. E. Amali, G. O. Obochi and B. K. Myke-Mbata Genotypic distribution and some Biochemical parameters in human immune deficiency virus and Hepatitis B co-infected patients in rural and urban populations. Nigerian Journal of Pure and Applied Science ISSN: 0795-25070. In press.
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Vice Chancellor - (Chairman) |
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Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) |
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Chairmen and Secretaries of the four Ethical Review Committees |
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Director, Centre for Research Management (CRM) |
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Director, Academic Planning and Quality Assurance |
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Director, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) |
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Director, Centre for Peace and Development Studies (CPDS) |
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Dean, Postgraduate School |
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Director, Gender Studies |
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Clergyman or a Community Leader |
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Head of the Legal Unit |
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Secretary, CRM – Secretary |
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