3MTT Nigeria Fellow
Federal Government of Nigeria
Awarded a fellowship under the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) program, focusing on developing advanced digital skills.
Awards
About
Work
St. Joseph Schools
|Administrative Assistant (ICT) & Science Teacher (NYSC PPA)
Idum-Mbube, Cross River, Nigeria
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Summary
Managed comprehensive digital data systems and provided ICT support while delivering engaging science and computer education for students.
Highlights
Managed and secured the school's digital data systems, ensuring accurate and organized student records, grades, and essential school files.
Delivered science and computer modules, effectively simplifying analytical skills and technical topics for diverse student groups.
Provided crucial day-to-day office ICT troubleshooting, resolving software and system errors to maintain seamless operations for school staff.
Authored weekly progress summaries and school performance updates, facilitating informed decision-making for leadership review.
National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) - Nigeria
|Project & Data Assistant (NYSC CDS)
Nigeria
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Summary
Transformed community data management by digitizing records and ensuring data quality to support field deployment targets.
Highlights
Migrated community files from paper records to active mobile applications, significantly improving data tracking efficiency by 20% for the team.
Conducted thorough audits of community field reports, identifying and correcting data entry errors to maintain clean and reliable baseline datasets.
Collaborated effectively with team members to consistently achieve weekly field deployment targets while upholding safety protocols.
Federal University of Lafia (Dr. Sadiq Muazu Maifata)
|Research Assistant
Lafia, Nasarawa, Nigeria
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Volunteer
Summary
Assisted in conducting experimental research on the antidiabetic effects of Neocarya macrophylla leaf extract using Streptozotocin-induced diabetic Wistar rats. Responsibilities included high-fat diet preparation, animal handling, diabetes induction, blood sample collection and analysis, histological studies, data collection, and laboratory documentation.
Languages
English
Hausa
Education
Federal University Lafia
Lafia, Nasarawa, Nigeria
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B.Sc.
Physiology
Grade: Second Class Upper (4.13/5.0 CGPA)
Certificates
Universal AI (In Progress)
MIT
Data Analytics Course
Simplilearn
Infectious Disease Modeling Course
Johns Hopkins University
HSE Professional (Health & Safety)
Certified
Skills
ICT Administration
Database Management, System Optimization, Technical Support, Troubleshooting, Digital Systems Management.
Classroom Teaching
Curriculum Development, Instructional Design, Student Engagement, Science Education, Computer Literacy.
Data Analysis
Data Extraction, Data Cleaning, Excel, Reporting, Data Interpretation, Statistical Analysis.
AI Tools & Evaluation
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning Concepts, AI Application, Technology Integration.
Digital Data Collection
Mobile Data Collection, ODK (Open Data Kit), KoboToolbox, Field Data Management, Data Accuracy.
Workplace Safety (HSE)
Health and Safety Protocols, Risk Assessment, Compliance, Environmental Safety.
Project Management
Project Planning, Team Collaboration, Target Achievement, Process Improvement.
Publications
The NeuroComplex Interaction of Appetite Regulation
Book Chapter Contribution
Book chapter currently under review focusing on the neurophysiological mechanisms and complex interactions involved in appetite regulation.
Springer
Book chapter contribution on medicinal mushrooms as emerging superfoods for brain health, neurodevelopment, and aging.
Histomorphological and Neurobehavioral Study of Effect of Spinacia Oleracea (Spinach) Ethanolic Leaf Extract on Restraint Chronic Stress-Induced Neurodegeneration in Hippocampus of Experimental Rats
Research Journal of Food and Nutrition
Research article investigating the neuroprotective effects of Spinacia Oleracea (Spinach) against stress-induced neurodegeneration in the hippocampus.
International Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Research and Studies
Comprehensive review discussing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and the role of plant-based therapeutic approaches in diabetes management.
Molecular Mechanism of Antidiabetic Medicinal Plants Used in Sub-Saharan Africa
41st Annual Scientific Conference of the Physiological Society of Nigeria (PSN)
Abstract presentation exploring the molecular mechanisms and therapeutic effects of antidiabetic medicinal plants commonly used across Sub-Saharan Africa.