OVERVIEW

Research is the mainstay of the National Centre for Energy and Environment (Enrgy Commission of Nigeria). Charged with the responsibility of organizing and conducting research and development programmes in Bioenergy and Environment, the Centre is focused in the following areas:

  • Biofuel Research/Development
  • Biomass Production – Agricultural/Animal Wastes
  • Waste-to-Energy Research/Development
  • Solar/ Wind Energy Research
  • Biomass/Gene Pool/Resources
  • Environmental Forensics/Carbon Capture Systems/Remediation/Finger Printing/Documentation
  • Legal Framework – Renewable Energy Research/Development

To successfully accomplish its mandate, the Centre, through its various units, partners and collaborates closely with Faculties of Agriculture, Engineering, Life Sciences and Physical Sciences of the University of Benin. A high degree of symbiotic relationship between the Centre and academia exists as a result of this research partnership.

Biomass and Bio-energy Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

 

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

 

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Ecotoxicology/Environmental Forensics Unit

Unit Brief

Ecotoxicology and Environmental Forensic is a research Unit of the National Centre for Energy and Environment. The Unit was created with the aim of providing a battery of biomarkers and safe limits for industrial chemicals and pesticides used in Nigeria. The Unit conducts empirical studies which involve field survey and laboratory experimentation. Ecotoxicological trials which involves short-term (acute) and long-term (sub chronic) exposures are conducted using whole effluent toxicity testing, toxicity identification evaluation/toxicity reduction evaluation, dredged material testing, solid waste leachates testing, sediment and soil toxicity testing, water effect ratio studies, water quality testing.

We also conduct chemical trace analysis, elemental trace analysis, industrial and municipal wastewaters analysis and industrial plant environmental monitoring and safety. Studies are designed to assess the biological effects of organic and inorganic contaminants using amphibians/reptiles, fish, aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates (e.g. zooplankton, insects, snails, and earthworms), phytoplankton, aquatic and terrestrial vascular plants to determine effects on survival, growth, development and reproduction.

Purpose:

To determine, predict and prevent the associated effects and risks of contaminants and develop strategies for monitoring them

To identify the source and fate of toxic substances in the environment

To work with federal, state and local stakeholders to identify ways to reduce ecological risks while protecting public health

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • To develop approach for screening dominant risk stressors
  • To document environmental degraded sites in Niger Delta Region
  • To evaluate and monitor polluted waters
  • To conduct hazard and risk assessment of contaminants
  • To conduct ecotoxicological trials and environmental criteria for new chemicals.
  • To disseminate research findings

 

Research Focus

The research focus of the ecotoxicology and environmental forensic unit is to determine:

  • Ecosystem modelling
  • Bioavailability and bioaccumulation
  • Toxicities of organic/inorganic chemicals
  • Aquatic/Terrestrial Ecotoxicology
  • Environmental Change and Wildlife Health
  • Biodiversity and Endocrine disruption/biological effects of Chemical
    pollutants (pesticides, petroleum, industrial contaminants,
    pharmaceuticals)
  • Source, fate and effects of toxic and emerging contaminants in the environment
  • Sediment & Terrestrial Toxicity
  • Ecotoxicological Effects of Persistent Toxic Substances

 

Unit Members

  • Dr. Emmanuel Temiotan Ogbomida, B.Sc. Zoology(Benin), MSc Ecology and Environmental Biology(Ibadan), Ph.D Ecotoxicology and Pollution Studies (Benin)  
    Unit Head
    ogbomida.e@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: Ecotoxicology and Environmental Forensics, Ecological Risk Assessment, Natural Resources Conservation,
    Pollution Studies and Environmental Management, Ecological Risk Assessment of Chemicals.

  • Mr Igiogbe Aganmwonyi, B.Sc Zoology (Benin), M.Sc Environmental Quality Management (Benin)
    aganmwonyi.i@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: Hydrobiology,Ecotoxicological impacts of organic and inorganic pollutants in freshwater ecosystem,
    Stormwater Pollution.

  • Mrs Iriagbonse Priscilla Fasipe, B.Sc Zoology (Benin),M.Sc Marine Ecology and Environmental (London)
    fasipe.i@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: Pollution Studies and Environmental Management,Marine Ecotoxicology.

  • Mr Nasiru Oyedeji, BTech Geology(Minna)
    oyedeji.n@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: Vertical Electrical Sounding techniques in Hydrogeological Investigations, Groundwater Pollution.

Environmental Pollution & Remediation Unit

Unit Brief

The unit is charged with the responsibility of carrying out avant-garde research and development in the area of environmental pollution associated with renewable energy activities, proffering mitigating/remedial measures and disseminating such findings to all stakeholders and policy makers in the environmental sector.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • carrying out survey and documentation of activities (anthropogenic and natural) that degrade and affect the environment adversely; focusing on the immediate environs of the Centre, south-south geopolitical zone and Nigeria.
  • To take the lead in the sensitization of our immediate society and Nigeria on environmental management and sustainability through journal publications, workshops and seminars.
  • To research into alternative technologies for sustainable environmental problems associated with renewable energy activities.

 

Research Focus

The research focus of the Environmental Pollution and Remediation unit are:

  • Survey and documentation of anthropogenic and natural activities that degrade and affect the environment adversely.
  • Employ engineering principles to remediate environmental challenges.
  • Develop processes for sustainable water resources management. 

 

Unit Members

  • Dr. Osadebe Biose
    B.Sc. Physics (DELSU), M.Sc. Exploration Geophysics (UNIBEN), M.Phil. Exploration Geophysics (UNIBEN), Ph.D. Exploration Geophysics (UNIBEN).
    Biose.o@ncee.org.ng, bosadebe@yahoo.com
    Research Interest:     Groundwater and Surface water Pollution Studies/ Remediation and Renewable Energy Technology

 

  •  Dr. (Mrs). Maureen Ugonwa Imhontu.
    B.Sc. Chemistry (UNILAG), M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry (UNIBEN), Ph.D. Environmental Chemistry (UNIBEN).
    Imhontu.m@ncee.org.ng
    Research Interest:     Environmental/Analytical chemistry, Renewable Energy (Bioethanol production) and waste to Energy. 

 

  • Prince Oghosa Akenzua.
    B.Sc. Microbiology (Benson Idahosa University), M.Sc. Environmental Technology (University of Hull)
    oghosaakenzua@yahoo.com
    Research Interest:     waste management, Pollution Remediation.

 

  • Bildad Atsegha.
    B.Sc. Physics (Benue State University). M.Sc. Environmental and Radiation Physics (UNIPORT).
    Bildadatsegha@yahoo.com
    Research Interest    : Radiation protection, Energy Meteorology and Bioenergy production.

 

  •  Okorie Christopher.
    B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry (Ebonyi State University).
    chrisokorie1004@gmail.com
    Research Interest    : Environmental Management and Conversion of Waste to Energy. 

 

  •  Angalapu Daudeigha Jonah.
    B.Sc. Petroleum Engineering (UNIPORT)
    dausunique54@yahoo.com
    Research Interest:     The detection of formation damage in Niger Delta Oil Wells, Design and Development of Plant for Bioenergy Production, Pollution Control/Remediation and Waste to Energy. 

 

  • Onabe James Oka.
    B.Sc. Brewing Science and Technology (University of Ibadan)
    jamesonabe@gmail.com
    Research Interest:     Waste to Energy.

Solar & Wind Unit

Unit Brief

The solar and wind energy unit of the Centre is tasked with carrying out research, development and demonstration of pilot projects, highlighting the potentials and sustainability of solar and wind energy technologies.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Establish performance characteristics of solar/wind pilot projects.
  • To research indigenous materials for solar and wind energy technology applications. These options can be cost effective as well as provide improved technical performance.
  • Carry out research and development activities to improve on existing solar and wind energy technologies.

 

Research Focus

Our focus is on studying airfoil geometry as is suited to the wind conditions within the South-south region, which will eventually aid in the design and fabrication of indigenously produced wind turbine blades. This will serve as replacements for the NCEE solar/wind energy hybrid power generation system.

Exploit research options to overcome challenges encountered during previous projects aimed at producing solar cell(s)/modules indigenously, considering performance optimization and solar-electrical power conversion efficiency.

Research into power efficiency optimization, power loss reduction for the design of an indigenous eco-friendly power generator.

 

Unit Members

  • Mr. Anthony Ndubuisi Itabor, B.Sc. Industrial Physics (Benin) , M.Sc. Geophysics (Benin) , M.Phil. Solar Energy (Benin)  
    Unit Head
    itabor.n@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: solar thermal energy application and utilization geared toward rural settlements.

  • Mr. James Olumide Olatunji, H.N.D Mechanical Engineering (FEDPOILA). 
    olatunji.j@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) development, application and utilization.

  • Mr. Blessing Erere Eguriase, B. Eng. Electrical Engineering (Benin)
    eguriase.b@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: PV/wind energy research and development, applications, re-designing, re-engineering and up scaling.

  • Mr. Lucky Eshiozeme Damisah, B. Sc. Industrial Physics (Benin)
    damisah.l@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: metallurgy and material science, materials selection, research and development of solar and wind energy component materials.

  • Miss Tope O. Eyakwanor, B.Eng. Electrical/Electronic Engineering (AAU)
    eyakwanor.t@ncee.org.ng

    Research Interests: power and machines.

Planning/ICT/Library Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Research Linkages and Publication Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Laboratory Services Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Estate, Works & Transport Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Procurement Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Accounting Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Audit Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles

Administrative Unit

Unit Brief

The Biomass and Bioenergy unit of the Centre conducts research and development activities in bioenergy.

The specific functions of the unit takes its root from the Centre's mandate  and are as follows:

  • Deliver R&D in Bio-Energy through deployable pilot scale projects tailored to meeting the needs of the end users.
  • Provide capacity for policy formulation and implementation.

Research Focus

The main focus of research activities of the unit include:

  • Development of biotechnology for clean energy from biomass
  • Development of fuel grade bio-ethanol from agricultural residues and energy crops
  • Development of biotechnology for the production of biodiesel from non-food energy crops
  • Analysis and characterization of bio-fuels

Unit Members

  • Kubeyinje Bawo
    • MSc. Environmental Quality Management, PDG. Natural Resource Management (Benin), B.Sc Microbiology (AAU)
      kubeyinje.b@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests: Biomass Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid Waste Management Techniques.
  • Orerome Rita
    • MSc Biochemistry (Benin), BSc Biochemistry (Benin)
      orerome.r@ncee.org.ng
      Research interest: Biomass, Bioenergy; biofertilizer, Biofuels; biodiesel, biogas, Carbon nanotubes. Research in medicinal plants and herbs. Gene expression and techniques in laboratory analysis
  • Akingba Olawale
    • HND Agricultural Engineering (KADPOLY), PGB Production and Material Engineering (AAU)
      Akingba.O@ncee.org.ng
      Research interests; Agricultural waste to Energy
  • Amrasa Shella. O
    • PGD Food and Industrial Microbiology (Benin), BSc Microbiology (AAU)
      omojevweamrasa@gmail.com
      Research Interests; Biomass/Bioenergy, Remediation and Waste management
  • Anonyie Charles