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MINUTES OF THE 208 TH MEETING OF SENATE HELD ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2016, AT THE UNICAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

CENTRE

MINUTES UCS/206/1.00 - ATTENDANCE

A Present

1. Prof. Zana Akpagu - Vice-Chancellor & Chairman

2. Prof. Florence Obi - Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)

3. Prof.Ndifreke E. Udonwa- Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration)

4. Prof. E. E. Okwueze - Dean, Graduate School

5. Prof. Maurice E. Asuquo - Provost, College of Medical Sciences

6. Prof. Henry Mbeh Ndifon- Dean, Fac. of Agric., Forest. & Wildlife Res. Mgt.

7. Prof. Chris Chukwurah - Ag. Dean, Faculty of Education

8. Prof. B. J. Inyang - Dean, Faculty of Management Sciences

9. Prof. Joseph Asor - Dean, Faculty of Biological Sciences

10. Dr. J. A. Dada - Ag. Dean, Faculty of Law

11. Prof. Mbeh U. Eteng - Dean, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

12. Prof. M. F. Useh - Dean, Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences

13. Prof. Victor Ansa - Dean, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry andChairman, Committee of Deans

14. Prof. (Mrs) Sarah N. Oden- Director, Institute of Education

15. Dr. J. K. Ukwayi - Ag. Director, IPPA

16. Dr. Uti Ojah Egbai - Ag. Director, Centre for Gen. Studies & Comm. Skills

17. Prof. Felix Akpan - Dean of Students Affairs

18. Prof. B. I. Ita - Ag. Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences

19. Dr. James Okpiliya - Ag. Director, Centre for Educational Services

20. Prof. M. U. Ojuah - Director, Centre for Teaching & Learning Excellence

21. Dr. Donald Bette Enu - Ag. Director, Institute of Public Policy & Admin.

22. Dr. Felix Eze - Ag. Director, Entrepreneurship Dev. Centre

23. Dr (Mrs) Francisca I. Bassey - Rep., Faculty of Science

24. Dr. (Mrs) Lucy A. Udida - Coordinator, Sandwich Programme

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25. Prof. Edde Iji - Department Theatre & Media Studies

26. Prof. Kyrian Ojong - Head, Department of Philosophy

27. Prof. G. O. Ozumba - Department of Philosophy

28. Prof. A. F. Uduigwomen - Department of Philosophy

29. Prof. Innocent Asouzu - Department of Philosophy

30. Dr. Michael O. Bonchuk - Ag. Head, Department of Hist. and International Studies

31. Prof. Offiong Ani Offiong- Dept. of Linguistics & Communication Studies

32. Dr. Victor E. Ecoma - Ag. Head, Department of Fine & Applied Arts

33. Prof. Chinenye L. Ochulor- Department of Philosophy

34. Dr. Francis Mogu - Ag. Head, Dept. of English & Literary Studies

35. Prof. Anthonia Umoren - Dept. of English & Literary Studies

36. Dr. Godwin C. Iwuchukwu- Ag. Head, Dept. of Linguistics & Comm. Studies

37. Prof. Bassey Andian Okon- Department of Linguistics & Comm. Studies

38. Prof. (Mrs) M. M. Okon - Department of Linguistics & Comm. Studies

39. Dr. Samson Fabian Nzuanke- Ag. Head, Dept. of Modern Lang. & Trans. Stud.

40. Dr. Esekong Andrew - Ag. Head, Department of Theatre & Media Studies

41. Dr. Caroline A Etim - Department of Music

42. Dr. O. B. Iren - Ag. Head, Department of Soil Science

43. Dr. F. A. Nwagwu - Ag. Head, Department of Crop Science

44. Prof. U. C. Amalu - Department of Soil Science

45. Dr. I. C. Idiong - Ag. Head, Department of Agric. Economics

46. Prof. S. O. Abang - Dept. of Agric. Econs. & Extension

47. Prof. Emmanuel O. Eyo - Dept. of Agric. Econs. & Extension

48. Prof. U. C. Undiandeye - Head, Department of Agric. Econs. & Extension

49. Prof. Christine A. Ikpeme- Department of Food Science & Technology

50. Dr. M. I. Anya - Ag. Head, Department of Animal Science

51. Prof. L. Agwunobi - Department of Animal Science

52. Prof. G. A . Iwo - Department of Crop Science

53. Prof. E. I. Inah - Department of Forestry & Wildlife Res. Mgt.

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54. Prof. A. Ausaji Ayuk - Department of Animal Science

55. Prof. Bassey O. Asuquo - Department of Animal Science

56. Prof. A. U. Ogogo - Department of Forestry & Wildlife Res. Mgt.

57. Prof. P. U. Owai - Department of Animal Science

58. Prof. (Mrs) Arit E. Obot - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guid. & Counselling

59. Prof. (Mrs) Alice Eta Asim- Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guid. & Counselling

60. Prof. (Mrs) H. M. Denga - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guid. & Counselling

61. Prof. O. O. Lawal - Department of Library & Information Science

62. Prof. R. A. E. Iheanacho - Head, Dept. of Edu. Foundations

63. Prof. (Mrs.) Nonso Bisong- Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guidance & Counselling

64. Prof. G. C. E. Duruamaku-Dim- Dept. of Vocational & Special Education

65. Prof. Usang Usang Bassey- Department of Edu. Admin & Planning

66. Dr. M. Olofu - Ag. Head, Department of Curriculum & Teaching

67. Prof. (Mrs) S. J. Umoh - Department of Curriculum & Teaching

68. Prof. Louisa Uwatt - Department of Curriculum & Teaching

69. Dr. (Mrs) Catherine A. Agbor- Ag. Head, Department of Arts Education

70. Prof. M. E. Inyang-Abia - Department of Curriculum & Teaching

71. Dr. (Mrs) B. U. Cornelius-Ukpepi- Ag. Head, Department of Social Science Edu.

72. Dr. (Mrs) Cecilia O. Ekwueme- Ag. Head, Department of Science Education

73. Dr. (Mrs) Esther S. Uko - Ag. Head, Dept. of Edu. Admin. & Planning

74. Prof. (Mrs) Eno P. Ntukidem- Head, Department of Special Education

75. Dr. Paul E. Itari - Ag. Head, Dept. of Cont. Edu. & Dev. Studies

76. Dr. (Mrs) A. Ntui - Ag. Head, Dept. of Library & Information Science

77. Prof. Arikpo B. Arikpo - Dept. of Continuing Education and Dev. Studies

78. Prof. R. B. Etor - Dept. of Continuing Education and Dev. Studies

79. Prof. C. O. Odigwe - Department of Internal Medicine

80. Prof. Lucas O. Ogunjimi - Dept. of Human Kinetics & Health Education

81. Prof. C. A. Ajibola - Dept. of Human Kinetics & Health Education

82. Prof. C. B. O’Neill - Dept. of Human Kinetics & Health Education

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83. Dr. E. E. Udoaka - Ag. Head, Dept. of Commercial and Industrial Law

84. Prof. U. Jack-Osimiri - Department of Modern Lang. & Trans. Studies

85. Prof. Obiora Onuba - Department of Surgery

86. Prof. Akanimo Essiet - Department of Surgery

87. Prof. Ayi E. Archibong - Department of Surgery

88. Prof. Jacob J. Udo - Department of Paediatrics

89. Dr. Chris U. Iklaki - Ag. Head, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

90. Prof. Eric I. Archibong - Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

91. Prof. S. J. Etuk - Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

92. Prof. E. E. J. Asuquo - Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

93. Prof. M. U. Anah - Department of Paediatrics

94. Prof. Lydia Abia-Bassey - Department of Medical Laboratory Science

95 . Prof. (Mrs) Imaobong S. Etuk - Department of Paediatrics

96. Prof. A. M. Udosen - Department of Orthopaedics

97. Dr. M. E. Offiong - Ag. Head, Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology

98. Prof. S. J. Utsalo - Dept. of Medical Laboratory Science

99. Prof. James Epoke - Department of Medical Lab. Science

100. Prof. A. A. A. Alaribe - Head, Department of Medical Laboratory Science

101. Dr. Mary A. Mgbekem - Ag. Head, Department of Nursing Science

102. Prof. Eme E. Osim - Department of Physiology

103. Prof. E. N. U. Ezedinachi- Department of Internal Medicine

104. Prof. A. Adindu - Department of Public Health

105. Prof. Francis V. Udoh - Department of Pharmacology

106. Prof. Eyong U. Eyong - Department of Biochemistry

107. Prof. (Mrs) N. Ene-Obong- Department of Biochemistry

108. Prof. P. E. Ebong - Department of Biochemistry

109. Prof. E. O. Udosen - Department of Biochemistry

110. Dr. Oboko Oku - Ag. Head, Dept. of Anaesthesiology

111. Dr. Sidney K. Oparah - Ag. Head, Department of Internal Medicine

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112. Prof. Etim I. Ekanem - Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

113. Prof. John Ekabua - Department of Obstetrics & Gynacology

114. Prof. C. O. Odigwe - Department of Internal Medicine

115. Dr. Gabriel Udo-Affah - Ag. Head, Department of Human Anatomy

116. Prof. T. B. Ekanem - Department of Human Anatomy

117. Prof. Stella A. Eguma - Department of Anaesthesiology

118. Dr. E. J. Ani - Ag. Head, Department of Physiology

119. Dr. G. O. Bassey - Ag. Head, Department of Dentistry

120. Dr. N. O. Chiaghanam - Ag. Head, Dept. of Radiography & Radiological Sciences

121. Dr. A. O.Akintomide - Ag. Head, Department of Radiology

122. Dr. Obaji E. O. Akpet - Ag. Head, Dept. of Community Medicine

123. Dr. Udeme Asibong - Ag. Head, Department of Family Medicine

124. Dr. Marcus A. Inyama - Ag. Head, Department of Haematology

125. Dr. Emmanuel E. Edet - Ag. Head, Department of Biochemistry.

126. Dr. Regina Ejemot-Nwadiaro- Ag. Head, Dept. of Public Health

127. Prof Ginamarie Piane - Department of Public Health

128. Dr. P. K. Bessong - Ag. Head, Department of Accounting

129. Dr. B. B. Esu - Ag. Head, Department of Marketing

130. Dr. J. A. Ada - Ag. Head, Department of Business Management

131. Dr. Mike Oden - Ag. Head, Department of Geology

132. Dr. A. E. Edim - Ag. Head, Department of Computer Science

133. Dr. C. E. Onwukwe - Ag. Head, Department of Statistics

134. Dr. James Abah Ugboh - Ag. Head, Department of Mathematics

135. Prof. G. E. Okecha - Department of Mathematics

136. Prof. Zsolt Lipcsey - Dept. of Maths/Stats/Computer Science

137. Prof. A. I. Menkiti - Department of Physics

138. Prof. E. J. Uwah - Department of Physics

139. Prof. S. O. Udo - Department of Physics

140. Dr. Anthony. E. Akpan - Ag. Head, Department of Physics

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141. Prof. Ita Akpan - Department of Physics

142. Prof. Frank Morah - Department of Pure & Applied Chemistry

143. Prof. (Mrs) Ikama E. Uwah- Head, Dept. of Pure & Applied Chemistry

144. Prof. S. B. Ekanem - Dept. of Zoology & Environmental Biology

145. Dr. Gabriel Arong - Ag. Head, Zoology and Environmental Biology

146. Prof. Okpok Eta Okon - Dept. of Zoology & Environ. Biology

147. Prof. C. B. Ndome - Zoology & Environmental Biology

148. Prof. (Mrs) E. A. Uyoh - Department of Genetics & Biotechnology

149. Prof. C. I. Mboto - Head, Dept. of Science Lab. Tech.

150. Dr. A. A. Brooks - Ag. Head, Department of Microbiology

151. Dr. E. A. Edu - Ag. Head, Department of Botany

152. Dr. E. V. Ikpeme - Ag. Head, Dept. of Genetics & Biotech.

153. Prof. Eka I. Braide - Dept. of Zoology & Environmental Biology

154. Prof. I. J. Ekpoh - Dept. of Geography & Environmental Science

155. Dr. Okorie Kalu Osonwa, - Ag. Head, Department of Sociology

156. Prof. M. O. Nyong - Department of Economics

157. Prof. (Mrs) E. N. Nwagbara - Department of Sociology

158. Prof. Simon O. Ering - Department of Sociology

159. Mr. J. A. Adams - Ag. Head, Department of Political Science

160. Prof. S. P. I. Agi - Department of Political Science

161. Prof. James Okoro - Department of Political Science

162. Dr. O. O. Ovat - Ag. Head, Department of Economics

163. Dr. Uno Agbor - Ag. Head, Department of Public Administration

164. Dr. F. I. Okpiliya - Ag. Head, Dept. of Geo. & Environ. Science

165. Prof. Eugene Aniah - Dept. of Geography & Environmental Science

166. Prof. Francis Bisong - Dept. of Geography & Environmental Science

167. Prof. Eze Bassey Eze - Department of Geography & Environ. Science

168. Prof. Udeme I. Enin - Institute of Oceanography

169. Prof. Albert P. Ekanem - Institute of Oceanography

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170. Prof. Imo E. Umoinyang - Institute of Education

171. Prof. F. M. Mbon - Dept. of Religious and Cultural Studies

172. Prof. A. B. Antai - Department of Physiology

173. Prof. C. H. Njoku - Department of Internal Medicine

174. Dr. Samuel Agada Obute - Rep., Faculty of Arts

175. Dr. Stella Ansa - Rep., Faculty of Arts

176. Dr. Ajayi Omoogun - Rep., Faculty of Education

177. Dr. Okeme Isaac - Rep., Faculty of Education

178. Dr. E. E. Williams - Rep., Faculty of Physical Sciences

179. Dr. Olarenwaji S. Beghu Bello- Rep. Fac. of Agric., Forestry & Wildlife Res. Mgt.

180. Prof. Daniel U. Owu - Department of Physiology

181. Dr. Francis M. Nwosu - Rep., Faculty of Oceanography

182. Dr. Nneoyi Egbe - Rep., Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences

183. Dr. (Mrs) Olaide B. Edet - Rep., Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences

184. Dr. Matthew Achigbe - Rep., Institute of Education

185. Dr. Mary Koofreh - Rep., Faculty of Biological Sciences

186. Dr. Eme J. Efiong - Rep., Faculty of Management Sciences

187. Dr. Michael Okom - Rep., Faculty of Law

188. Dr. (Mrs) Ruth Simon-Bassey- University Librarian

189. Mr. Moses O. Abang - Registrar & Secretary to Senate

B In Attendance

1. Mr. G. O. Osang - Deputy Registrar (Academic Division)

2. Mr. A. O. Raji - Deputy Registrar

3. Barr. (Mrs) I. B. Usukumah - Senior Assistant Registrar

4. Mrs. Victoria Aqua - Assistant Registrar

5. Mr. Alphonsus Eka - Assistant Registrar

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C Absent With Apology

1. Prof. P. N. Asuquo - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guidance & Counselling

2. Prof. Francis Asuquo - Faculty of Oceanography

3. Prof. I. M. Kalu - Department of Curriculum & Teaching

4. Prof. Bassey Igri Okon - Department of Animal Science

5. Dr. (Mrs.) Janet S. Petters- Ag. Head, Dept. of Guidance & Counselling.

6. Prof. E. A. Agiang - Department of Animal Science

7. Prof. (Mrs) Eno M. Ukpong- Dept. of Edu. Founds., Guidance & Counselling

8. Prof. (Mrs) Dorothy Oluwagbemi-Jacob-Dean, Faculty of Arts

D Annual/Sabbatical Leave

1. Dr. C. O. Nku - Rep., Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

2. Prof. (Mrs) Grace E. Okereke- Dept. of English & Literary Studies

3. Prof. (Mrs) Eno G. Nta - Department of English and Literary Studies

4. Prof. A. E. Udoh - Dept. of Medical Laboratory Science

5. Prof. (Mrs) Anne Asuquo- Dept. of Medical Laboratory Science

6. Prof. O. D. Ekpa - Department of Pure & Applied Chemistry

E Leave of Absence

1. Prof. U. J. Ibok - Department of Pure & Applied Chemistry

3. Prof. Anthony Emeribe - Department of Medical Laboratory Science

5. Prof. A. I. Essien - Department of Animal Science

6. Prof. M. U. Onuu - Department of Physics

7. Prof. Ivara E. Esu (OFR) - Department of Soil Science

8. Prof. Monday T. Joshua - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guidance & Counselling

9. Prof. U. E. Umoren - Department of Animal Science

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F Absent

1. Prof. Ndem Ayara - Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences

2. Prof. A. I. Obiekezie - Institute of Oceanography

3. Prof. F. E. Asuquo - Dean, Faculty of Oceanography

4. Prof. Paul Jimmy Udo - Institute of Oceanography

5. Dr. Rufus C. Okoro - Ag. Director, ICT

6. Prof. Chris Nwamuo - Department of Theatre and Media Studies

7. Prof. L. O. M. Enendu - Department of Theatre & Media Studies

8. Prof. Stella Effah-Attoe - Department of History & International Studies

9. Prof. E. A. Offiong - Department of Religious & Cultural Studies

10. Prof. Christian O. Uchegbue- Head, Department of Rel. & Cultural Studies

11. Prof. Imeyen A. Noah - Dept. of Modern Lang. & Trans. Studies

12. Prof. (Mrs) Patience O. Erim - Dept. of History & International Studies

13. Prof. Chris Ijiomah - Department of Philosophy

14. Prof. (Mrs) Stella I. Ekpe - Department of English & Literary Studies

15. Prof. F. U. Angrey - Department of Modern Lang. & Trans. Studies

16. Prof. (Mrs) M. G. Solomon- Department of Soil Science

17. Prof. N. M. John - Department of Soil Science

18. Prof. Augustine Oko Angba- Dept. of Agric. Econs. & Extension

19. Prof. A. M. Oparaeke - Department of Crop Science

20. Prof. S. B. A. Umoetok - Department of Crop Science

21. Dr. Felix A. Aya - Ag. Head, Dept. of Forest, &Wildlife Res. Mgt.

22. Dr. F. A. Nwagwu - Ag. Head, Department of Crop Science

23. Prof. J. A. Alokan - Department of Animal Science

24. Prof. C. F. I. Onwuka - Department of Animal Science

25. Prof. M. O. Adedire - Dept. of Forestry and Wildlife Res. Mgt.

26. Prof. D. N. Nwachuku - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guidance & Counselling

27. Prof. A. J. Isangedighi - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guid. & Counselling

28. Prof. (Mrs) E. A. Uwe - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guidance & Counselling

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29. Prof. Pauline B. Edet - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guidance & Counselling

30. Prof. F. O. Njama-Abang - Dept. of Edu. Founds. Guidance & Counselling

31. Dr. Camilus B. Ben - Ag, Head, Dept. of Vocational & Special Education

32. Prof. E. C. Osinem - Dept. of Vocational & Special Education

33. Prof. S. C. Uche - Department of Curriculum & Teaching

34. Prof. (Mrs) A. E. O. Esu - Department of Curriculum & Teaching

35. Prof. Obinna I. Enukoha - Department of Curriculum & Teaching

36. Prof. Peter J. Ntukidem - Department of Edu. Admin. & Planning

37. Dr. Moss E. Edim - Ag. Head, Dept. of Human Kinetics and Health Education

38. Prof. Oby Okonkwor - Dept. of Human Kinetics & Health Education

39. Prof. I. N. E. Worugji - Department of Commercial & Industrial Law

40. Dr. James E. Archibong - Ag. Head, Dept. of Jurisprudence & International Law

41. Dr. (Mrs.) Rose O. Ugbe - Ag. Head, Dept. of Private & Property Law

42. Dr. Mark S. Umoh - Ag. Head, Department of Surgery

43. Prof. O. O. Bassey - Department of Surgery

44. Prof. Paul. D. Ekwere - Department of Surgery

45. Prof. E. O. Nkposong - Department of Surgery

46. Prof. Rowland Ndoma-Egba - Department of Surgery

47. Prof. A. U. Etiuma - Department of Surgery

48. Prof. T. W. Jacks - Department of Human Anatomy

49. Prof. A. D. Ekanem - Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

50. Prof. Ima-Obong Ekanem- Department of Pathology

51. Dr. Martin Nnoli - Ag. Head, Department of Pathology

52. Prof. Owoidoho Udofia - Head, Department of Psychiatry

53. Dr. S. Ochigbo - Ag. Head, Department of Paediatrics

54. Mrs. M. E. Ekpo - Ag. Head, Department of Private Law

55. Prof. Martin Meremikwu - Department of Paediatrics

56. Prof. A. A. Asindi - Department of Paediatrics

57. Prof. Emmanuel Ekanem - Department of Paediatrics

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58. Prof. Ngim E. Ngim - Head, Department of Orthopaedics

59. Prof. Ikpeme A. Ikpeme - Department of Orthopaedics & Trauma

60. Prof. G. C. Ejezie - Dept. of Medical Laboratory Science

61. Prof. O. E. Antia-Obong - Dept. of Paediatrics

62. Prof. C. A. O. Usoro - Department of Medical Lab. Science

63. Prof. Maisie A. Etukudo - Department of Medical Laboratory Science

64. Prof. (Mrs) Mildred E. John - Department of Nursing Science

65. Prof. A. E. Eno - Department of Physiology

66. Prof. Atim I. Eshiet - Department of Anaesthesiology

67. Prof. Itam H. Itam - Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

68. Prof. E. U. Essien - Department of Biochemistry

69. Prof. Angela Oyo-Ita - Department of Community Medicine

70. Dr. H. C. Okpara - Ag. Head, Dept. of Chemical Pathology

71. Dr. Ernest Ochang - Ag. Head, Dept. of Medical Micro. & Para.

72. Dr. Bassey A. Etim - Ag. Head, Department of Pharmacology

73. Dr. C. M. Ojong - Ag. Head, Department of Banking and Finance

74. Prof. Efiong J. Etuk - Department of Marketing

75. Prof. D. O. Mbat - Department of Banking & Finance

76. Prof. Aniekan E. Edet - Department of Geology

77. Prof. E. B. Akpan - Department of Geology

78. Prof. C. S. Okereke - Department of Geology

79. Prof. E. O. Esu - Department of Geology

80. Prof. B. N. Ekwueme - Department of Geology

81. Prof. J. O. Offem - Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry

82. Prof. Offiong E. Offiong - Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry

83. Prof. C. A. Odilora - Department of Pure & Applied Chemistry

84. Prof. Ani Nkang - Department of Botany

85. Prof. S. P. Antai - Department of Microbiology

86. Prof. (Mrs) Enenwan Oku- Dept. of Zoology & Environmental Biology

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87. Prof. P. B. Udoh - Dept. of Zoology and Environmental Biology

88. Dr. Peter Aikpokpodion - Ag. Head, Department of Genetics & Biotech.

89. Dr. E. J. Umana - Ag. Head, Department of Botany

90. Prof. J. O. Charles - Department of Sociology

91. Prof. G. A. Ugal - Department of Sociology

92. Prof. J. O. Umoh - Department of Sociology

93. Prof. C. O. Bassey - Department of Political Science

94. Prof. E. J. C. Duru - Department of Public Administration

95. Prof. E. J. Amah - Department of Geography & Environ. Science

96. Prof. Ekom R. Akpan - Institute of Oceanography

97. Prof. S. Holzloehner - Institute of Oceanography

98. Prof. Paul O. Ajah - Institute of Oceanography

99. Prof. Effiom E. Antia - Institute of Oceanography

100. Dr. Udeme U. Udofia - Ag. Head, Dept. of Zoology & Environ. Biology

101. Dr. Ideba Ele - Rep. Fac. of Agric., Forestry & Wildlife Res. Mgt.

102. Dr. V. A. Fischer - Rep., Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

103. Dr. Usang E. Usang - Rep., Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry

104. Dr. A. A. J. Etokidem - Rep., Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry

105. Dr. (Mrs) Agnes Antai - Rep., Faculty of Social Sciences

106. Dr. Michael Ibanga - Rep., Faculty of Law

107. Prof. (Mrs) Edisua Itam - Deputy Provost, College of Medical Sciences

108. Prof. J. G. Ottong - Department of Sociology

109. Dr. Effanga O. Effanga - Ag. Head, Dept. of Maths/Stats/Comp. Sc.

110. Dr. Enang Udah - Ag. Head, Department of Economics

111. Prof. Felix O. I. Arene - Department of Zoology & Environmental Biology

112. Prof. Cyril O. Ndifon - Faculty of Law

113. Prof. A. A. Otu - Department of Surgery

114. Dr. (Mrs.) Janet S. Peters - Ag. Head, Department Guidance & Counselling

115. Dr. Raphael P. Abia - Rep. Faculty of Social Sciences

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116. Dr. P. I. Egaga - Ag. Director, Academic Planning

117. Prof. (Mrs) Eno Joseph Ottong- Department of Library & Information Science

118. Dr. Moses E. Edim - Ag. Head, Dept. of Human Kinetics & Health Edu.

119. Dr. E. E. Edet - Ag. Head, Department of Biochemistry

120. Prof. S. O. Udoh - Department of Physics

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ACTION

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MINUTE UCS/208/2.00 – OPENING

The Vice-Chancellor and Chairman of Senate, Prof. Zana Akpagu, declared the

meeting open at 10.38am. Prof. G. C. E. Duruamaku-Dim, Department of

Vocational and Special Education, offered the opening prayer.

MINUTE UCS/208/3.00 – CHAIRMAN’S BRIEFING

The Chairman welcomed members to the meeting. He apologized for the delay in

convening regular meetings of Senate. He attributed this to the fire incident which

engulfed the Senate Chambers. He added that a panel of enquiry had since been set-

up to look into the remote and immediate causes of the fire as well as to make

recommendations on how to put back the Chamber to use.

UCS/208/3.01 – Research/Quality Assurance

The Chairman informed members that the Directorate of Research and Quality

Assurance had introduced a feedback mechanism for internal assessment of staff

productivity. He said that the mechanism would involve the use of questionnaire

which would be administered on inter-departmental and Faculty basis by the

Directorate for ranking and accreditation of academic programmes and staff

appraisal. The introduction of the mechanism was approved by Senate.

UCS/208/3.02 – Teaching Technique/Work Ethics Workshop

As part of his administrative efforts toward the attainment of academic and

administrative excellence in the University, the Chairman directed the Centre for

Teaching and Learning Excellence to organize a workshop on teaching techniques

and work ethics for academic staff. He stressed that the workshop should be

extended to non-teaching staff. He emphasized that the issue of curriculum

expansion should urgently be looked into in order to fast-track the teaching and

learning excellence strategy of the University.

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UCS/208/3.03 – Introduction of Asian Studies

The Chairman briefed members on his courtesy visit to the South Korean

Ambassador to Nigeria, during which a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was

signed between the Korean government and the University of Calabar on the

establishment and funding of Centre for Korean Studies to be domiciled in the

Bassey Andah Institute for African and Asian Studies.

He added that a request for the construction of a 50-mega-watts mini-hydro power

plant at the cost of 20 million dollars along the river behind the University Library

was made and the South Korean government was willing to assist in funding the

project.

UCS/208/3.04 – Electricity Consumption in the University of Calabar

The Chairman informed Senate that the cost of electricity consumption in the

University, previously put at 19 million naira per month, had reduced tremendously

to 9 million naira per month, and further to 7 million naira per month.

He stated that the new monthly charge would be shared between the University and

all occupants of the staff quarters.

UCS/208/3.05 – NASU Shopping Centre

The Chairman reported that the NASU shopping Centre which had constituted an

eye-sore to the aesthetics of the University had been demolished. He hoped that this

action would enhance the accreditation of more programmes in the University in

terms of environmental neatness of the Institution.

UCS/209/3.06 – Relocation of Works Department

The Chairman informed Senate that the process of relocating Works Department

from Etta-Agbor Road to the Main Campus of the University was ongoing. This, he

said, became necessary because the Department was no longer productive. He added

that the relocation would restore the efficiency and productivity of the Department.

This was approved by Senate.

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UCS/208/3.07 – Upgrading of ICT System

The Chairman regretted the breakdown of transmission in the former Information

Communication Technology system provider within the campus. He said that

upgrading work was ongoing with the new system. He was hopeful that the newly

installed 300-mega-watts would have a campus-wide coverage and would enhance

the online/e-learning facilities of the University.

UCS/208/3.08 – Post-UTME Screening Exercise

The Chairman informed Senate that in compliance with the Federal Government

directive abolishing the Post-UTME test, the exercise was limited to the screening of

candidates’ academic credentials only. He further said that the Central Admissions

Committee meeting had been scheduled to hold on Thursday, 15th September, 2016,

in order to take decisions on the cut-off points for the various programmes in the

University.

UCS/208/3.09 – Accreditation Exercise

The Chairman reported that the National Universities Commission (NUC) had been

notified of the University’s readiness for re-accreditation of the three programmes

denied accreditation in 2014 (Theatre and Media Studies, Public Health and Business

Management). He further informed Senate that 31 additional programmes which

earned interim status in 2014 would also be visited this year by the NUC

Accreditation Panels, bringing the total number of programmes to be visited to 34.

However, response from NUC concerning the exact dates of their coming was still

being awaited. He directed that a mock accreditation exercise be conducted in the

affected Departments in preparation for the impending NUC exercise.

UCS/208/3.10 – Requests for Concessional Admissions

The Vice-Chancellor reminded members of the University’s policy of granting

concessional admissions to only biological children of staff. He urged members,

therefore, to be properly guided when making their requests.

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UCS/208/3.11 – Shortfall in Personnel Subvention

The Chairman of Senate reassured members that the current hardship experienced by

them as a result of the recurrent shortfall in staff emoluments was being addressed.

UCS/208/3.12 – Internally Generated Revenue (IGR)

The Vice-Chancellor reported to Senate that an Internally Generated Revenue (IGR)

Enhancement Committee had been constituted, with Dr. Peter Otti as a Chairman.

He reiterated that the Committee would look into the University’s ventures with a

view to revitalizing the unproductive ones for increased productivity.

UCS/208/3.13 – Suspension of Bursar

The Chairman of Senate reported that the University Bursar, Mr. Peter Agi, had been

suspended from office following his persistent abuse of his position. He stated

further that the suspended Bursar had taken the University to court, and that the

University solicitors were handling the matter appropriately.

UCS/208/3.14 – New Members/Returnees

The underlisted new members introduced themselves to Senate:

1. Prof. Gregory Jack Osimiri - Dept. of Modern Lang. & Trans. Studies

2. Prof. Ginamane Piane - Department of Public Health

3. Prof. Offiong Ani Offiong - Dept. of Linguistics & Comm. Studies

4. Prof. G. O. Ozumba - Department of Philosophy

5. Prof. T. B. Ekanem - Department of Human Anatomy

6. Prof. I. E. Umoinyang - Institute of Education

7. Dr. Joseph Ukwayi - Ag. Dir. Inst. of Public Policy & Admin.

8. Dr. Donald B. Enu - Ag. Dir., Academic Planning

9. Dr. Eke U. Ikpeme - Ag. Head, Dept. of Gen/Biotechnology

10. Dr. E. A. Edu - Ag. Head, Department of Botany

The Chairman welcomed the new and returning members to Senate.

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UCS/208/3.15 – Promotions

The Chairman of Senate announced the following academic staff promotions:

S/no Name of Staff Department New Rank

1. Dr. Sunday O. Efiok Accounting Associate Professor

2. Dr. Bassey B. Esu Marketing -do-

3. Dr. Festus N. Awara Marketing -do-

4. Dr. M. P. Okom Law -do-

5. Dr. Ima-Abasi B. Effiong Pathology -do-

6. Dr. Kokoko Eyong Paediatrics -do-

7. Dr. Bassey Ephraim Geology -do-

8. Dr. G. O. Igile Biochemistry -do-

9. Dr. Victor Ekam -do- -do-

10. Dr. Emmanuel Edet Biochemistry -do-

11. Dr. (Mrs) Grace Iniama Pure and Applied Chemistry -do-

12. Dr. Paul Inyang-Etoh Med. Lab. Science -do-

13. Dr. Patrick I. Egaga Special Education -do

14. Dr. (Mrs) Esther S. Uko Edu. Admin. & Plann -do-

15. Dr. James E. Okon Edu. Admin. & Plann. -do-

16. Dr. S. O. Edinyang Social Science Edu -do-

17. Dr. Peter Udo Bassey Edu. Foundations -do-

18. Dr. Ekpolo E. Ideba Agric. Econs -do-

19. Dr. Aniefiok E. Uko Crop Science -do-

20. Dr. O. S. Bello Soil Science -do-

21. Dr. Joseph Ukwayi Sociology -do-

22. Dr. (Mrs.) Rebbeca A. Etiuma Pure and Applied Chemistry Professor (Posthumous)

23. Dr. Ayi A. Ayi -do- Professor

24. Dr. B. O. Ekpo -do- -do-

25. Dr. C. Edem -do- -do-

26. Dr. Ekanem Philip-Ephriam Internal Medicine -do-

27. Dr. C. Iklaki Obstetrics/Gynaecology -do-

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28. Dr. Ekpo Eyo Antai Biochemistry -do-

29. Dr. Anthony Okiwelu Physics -do-

30. Dr. Andrew Esekong Theatre & Media Studies -do-

31. Dr. (Mrs.) V. Emeribe Human Kinetics -do-

32. Dr. Akpama S. Ibor Continuing Education -do-

33. Dr. John A. Undie Edu. Admin & Plann. -do-

34. Dr. E. E. Ehikwe Marketing -do-

35. Dr. Idiong C. Idiong Agric. Econs. -do-

36. Dr. Monday E. Ushie Sociology -do-

37. Dr. Uchechi R. Ogbuagu Economics -do-

38. Dr. Maurice A. Coker Political Science -do-

39. Dr. Chibueze C. Ikeji -do- -do-

Senate approved the promotions as presented.

MINUTES UCS/208/5.00 – CONSIDERATION OF THE MINUTES OF THE

207 TH MEETING OF SENATE HELD ON THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016 AT

THE NEW SENATE CHAMBERS

The Chairman guided members through the Minutes of the above meeting and the

following corrections were made:

Page 2, No.48 - correct “Dept. of Agric. Econs & Extension” to read “Dept.

of Agric. Econs and Agric. Extension & Rural Sociology”,

respectively.

Page 10, No.37 - correct “Prof. (Mrs.) Anne Asuquo, Department of Medical Under Absent Laboratory Science” to read “ on Sabbatical Leave”

Page 15, Line 9 - Under constitution of Quality Assurance Committee,

correct “Dr. James Okpiliya, Ag. Director, CES to read

“member” and include “Mr. Moses Obule of Students

Affairs as Secretary”

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MINUTE UCS/208/5.00 – ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES OF THE 207 TH

MEETING OF SNATE HELD ON THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016, AT THE

SENATE CHAMBER

In the absence of any further corrections, the above Minutes were adopted on a

motion by Dr. Jacob Dada, Ag. Dean, Faculty of Law, seconded by Prof. C. A.

Ajibola, Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education.

NEW MATTERS

MINUTE UCS/208/6.00 – REQUEST FOR THE ACTIVATION OF B.SC

HOSPITALITY & TOURISM MANAGEMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF

MARKETING – FOLIO I

The Chairman, Committee of Deans, presented the above request to Senate. He

reminded members that the programme was earlier approved by Senate. He

explained that the grey area of the programme was reviewed by the Committee of

Deans which subsequently forwarded it to the Director of Academic Planning. He

thereafter requested Senate to approve the activation of the programme.

Reacting to the presentation, the Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, drew Senate’s

attention to the fact that a similar programme, B,Sc Tourism, was already running in

the Department of Geography and Environmental Science. However, the Dean,

Faculty of Management Sciences, argued that the Department of Geography and

Enviromental Science was running only the Eco-tourism aspect of the programme,

while Marketing Department would concentrate on Hospitality.

After much deliberation on the issue, the Chairman of Senate directed the Committee

of Deans to harmonize the concerns of members and report back to Senate during its

next sitting.

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MINUTE UCS/208/7.00 – REQUEST FOR THE ACTIVATION OF B.Sc

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS & HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN

THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT – FOLIO 2

The Dean, Faculty of Management Sciences, reported that the Faculty had carefully

studied the request. He added that a good number of academic staff from the

Department were well qualified. He further said that the programme would be

offered at M.Sc/Ph.D levels.

However, the Chairman, Committee of Deans, regretted that the Department was yet

to be accredited by the National Universities Commision (NUC). He feared that this

could constitute a problem to the smooth take-off of the programme. In view of the

above development, the request for the reactivation of B.Sc Industrial Relations &

Human Resource Management was stepped down by Senate.

MINUTE UCS/208/8.00 – REPORT ON THE PROPOSED FACULTY OF

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR,

CALABAR – FOLIO 3

Prof. A. I. Menkiti, presented the report to Senate. He enumerated the proposed

Faculty components to include the recommended Departments with their

specialization options, admission requirements, student in-take options and

graduation requirements. He added that other items, such as course requirements,

equipment, staff and accommodation were being put together.

Members considered the report and made the following suggestions:

(1) That the degree to be awarded should either be B.Engr. or B.Tech.

(2) That the proposed Faculty should kick-start with one programme, that is, Agric.

Engineering or Computer Technology, where staff were already available.

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(3) That the proposed Faculty should concentrate on the Chemical Engineering

option because Petro-chemical Engineers were not easy to come by.

(4) Also Highway Engineering could be included in the curriculum.

(5) That Food Science Technology option should be excluded from this Faculty

since that programme was already running in another Department.

(6) That the Technology component of the Faculty should be reconsidered. This

was to avert non-accreditation of the Faculty by NUC, since Unical is not a

University of Technology.

It was further suggested that the physical equipment on ground should be used for

the take-off of the various programmes in the proposed Faculty. The immediate past

Vice-Chancellor, Prof. James Ekpoke, informed Senate that decking work was

ongoing on the first floor of the Faculty building.

The Chairman of Senate assured members that the infrastructural issues raised were

being addressed in the next TETFUND proposal. After much deliberation, on the

report, Senate referred the matter to Committee of Deans to harmonize the concerns

of members.

MINUTE UCS/208/9.00 – REPORT ON THE PROPOSED FACULTY OF

PHARMACY – FOLIO 4

The Provost, College of Medical Sciences, presented the report. He informed Senate

that the proposed Faculty was ready to commence academic activities. Senate

granted approval for the commencement of academic activities in the proposed

Faculty with effect from the 2016/2017 session.

MINUTE UCS/208/10.00 – NOMINATION OF PROF. ALEXANDER

IFEANYI CHUKWU MENKITI FOR APPOINTMENT AS PROFESSOR

EMERITUS – FOLIO 5

The Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences, presented the candidate to Senate. The

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Chairman, Committee of Deans, requested Senate to forward the nomination to his

Committee for due consideration.

He intimated members that other nominations to the status of Professor Emeritus

were receiving attention from the Committee of Deans. He suggested that this

procedure should be followed before the presentation of nominees to Senate.

After careful consideration, Senate referred the nomination to the Committee of

Deans for appropriate action.

MINUTE UCS/208/11.00 – NOMINATION AND RECOMMENDATION OF

PROF. SUNDAY WILLIAMSON PETTERS, FAS, FOR APPOINTMENT AS

EMERITUS PROFESSOR – FOLIO 6

The Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences, presented the nominee to Senate. The

nominee, Prof. S. W. Petters, showed to Senate some of the books written by him,

including the history of University of Calabar, co-authored by late Prof. Okon Uya.

The Chairman of Senate acknowledged the contributions of the nominee to

knowledge and the development of the University of Calabar. He, however, referred

the nomination to the Committee of Deans.

MINUTE UCS/208/12.00 – CIRCULAR FROM SIWES ON INDUSTRIAL

ATTACHMENT – FOLIO 7

The Chairman of Senate informed members about NUC’s directives regarding the

immediate proper implementation of SIWES for all relevant programmes, as this

would constitute a prerequisite for future accreditations of such programmes.

He emphasized that courses in the 3rd year (for 4-year programmes) and 4th year (for

5-year programmes) should be re-structured to make room for SIWES in the second

Semester of those years. This was to satisfy the ITF condition that a minimum of six

months full-time Industrial Training (IT) is required at a stretch for all eligible

students in participating Departments/programmes prior to graduation.

Other issues raised in the circular were:

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(1) Students on Industrial Attachment should not undertake any lectures, including

electives so as to enable them stay focused on the programme.

(2) The Industrial Attachment Programme covers the entire 2nd Semester and the

Long Vacation period.

(3) A Course Code should be assigned to SIWES programme with minimum of 6

credit hours as required by the NUC/ITF.

(4) The SIWES grade should be used in computating each participating student’s

CGPA.

(5) A substantive SIWES Co-ordinator for SIWES should be appointed for each

participating Department.

(6) The Departmental co-ordinators should partner with the University Director of

SIWES for efficiency.

After exhaustive deliberations, Senate approved the implementation of the points

raised in the NUC circular on SIWES, and the change in nomenclature of the

University Co-ordinator of SIWES to Director of SIWES.

MINUTE UCS/208/13.00 – PROFESSIONAL MARKETING PRACTICE/FIELD

WORK – FOLIO 8

The Dean, Faculty of Management Sciences, informed Senate that the idea behind

the introduction of professional marketing practice was an innovation aimed at

repackaging Department of Marketing to be more attractive. Senate directed the

matter to the Committee of Deans.

MINUTE UCS/208/14.00 – CANCELLATION OF FIRST SEMESTER

RESULTS OF MISS NWABISI LOVELYN – FOLIO 9

This matter was stepped down due to the absence of the Dean, Faculty of Arts, who

should have presented it to Senate.

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MINUTE UCS/208/15.00 – PROPOSAL FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY – FOLIO 10

The Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, proposed to Senate the establishment

of the Faculty of Dentistry from the present Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry. He

informed Senate that the proposed Faculty building was at the roofing stage.

After due consideration of the proposal, Senate approved the establishment of the

Faculty of Dentistry and renaming of the present Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry

as Faculty of Medicine.

MINUTE UCS/208/16.00 – APPLICATION FOR AN OPPORTUNITY TO

COMPLETE OUTSTANDING B.Sc COURSES – FOLIO 11

Stepped down. The case was referred to the Department through the Dean of the

Faculty of Social Sciences.

MINUTE UCS/208/17.00 – APPLICATION FOR COMPILATION AND

RELEASE OF DEGREE RESULTS – FOLIO 12

Senate referred the case to the Department through the Dean, Faculty of Agric.,

Forestry and Wildlife Resources Management, to be considered in the next Senate

meeting.

MINUTE UCS/208/18.00 – REPORT OF THE TASKFORCE TO UNEARTH

THE RESULT OF ETIMA GERTRUDE ABANG (MATRIC NO.01/5/002) –

FOLIO 13

The Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, reported that the taskforce did a thorough job

and the candidate’s result was unearthed. He further presented the result for Senate’s

approval. Senate granted the approval.

MINUTE UCS/208/19.00 – PROPOSAL FOR POST-GRADUATE DEPLOMA

(PGD) IN ZOOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY – FOLIO 14

The Chairman, Committee of Deans, presented the proposal to Senate. He stated that

the proposal had gone through the Graduate School Board and was approved by the

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Board. He stressed that areas of conflict with similar programmes were harmonized

through a Committee set up for that purpose. He added that the document before

Senate contained the recommendations of the Committee. He requested Senate’s

approval of the proposal. After exhaustive deliberations, Senate granted the

approval.

MINUTE UCS/208/20.00 – A COMPLAINT OF INJUSTICE – ABUBAKAR

SALISU MOHAMMED (MATRIC NO.11/083144002) – FOLIO 15

Senate referred the case to the Department through the Dean, Faculty of Management

Sciences, requesting the Faculty to re-present it to Senate in its next sitting.

MINUTE UCS/208/21.00 – EDUTECH ONLINE DISTANT LEARNING

PROGRAMME – FOLIO 16

The Director of ICT informed Senate that e-lerning technology was very broad and

depended largely on the availability of internet services. He stressed that the

programme was aimed at marketing the University to the outside world.

On his part, a staff of Edutech Consults, a company seeking to handle the online

distant learning services for the University, informed Senate that his company

operated on build, operate and transfer basis. He added that though the distant

learning students were not campus-based, examination centres would be created to

suit the circumstances of the University.

He went further to say that his company had the capacity to accommodate over

20,000 students. He listed other benefits of the technology to include:

- Enhanced University ranking worldwide.

- Increased revenue base for the University arising from tuition fees.

- Delivery of lectures through online or mobile phone portable devices.

- Deployment of an end-to-end e-learning education.

Senate deliberated exhaustively on the presentation and decided that an earlier

proposal by Prof. Andem Ayara, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, be implemented,

rather than the one proposed by Edutech Consults.

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MINUTE UCS/208/22.00 – REQUEST TO INCREASE FACULTY DUES –

FOLIO 17

The Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences, reported that due to the current economic

recession, the N100.00 only charged per Semester as Faculty dues was no longer

realistic. He appealed for an upward review of the dues.

Senate deliberated on the appeal and approved the requested increase as follows,

with effect from the 2016/2017 academic session:

Departmental Dues First Semester

N300.00

Second Semester

N300.00

Total

N600.00

Faculty Dues First Semester

N200.00

Second Semester

N200.00

Total

N400.00

MINUTE UCS/208/23.00 – REVIEW OF AN ASPECT OF ANATOMY

CURRICULUM – FOLIO 18

The Chairman, Committee of Deans, presented the review to Senate. Senate

approved the review.

MINUTE UCS/208/24.00 – SENATE EXAMINATIONS MISCONDUCT

COMMITTEE (SEMC) REPORT

The Chairman, Senate Examinations Misconduct Committee (SEMC), presented the

report of investigations involving students from the underlisted Departments.

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CASE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

(1) Nyong, Etienoabasi Gabriel – Matric No.13/0354030.

Akpan, Nkoyo Aloysius – Matric No.49/44538IB.

Mr. Nyong, Etienoabasi Gabriel was alleged to have been hired by Miss Akpan,

Nkoyo Aloysius to write her examination titled “Introduction to Philosophy (PHL

122), on 8th December, 2015.

Findings

Mr. Nyong, Etienoabasi Gabriel was caught writing the examination for Miss Akpan,

Nkoyo Aloysius.

Recommendation

In view of the above findings and in line with Senate-approved penalties, the SEMC

recommended that both students, Mr. Nyong, Etienoabasi Gabriel and Miss Akpan,

Nkoyo Aloysius be expelled from the University with effect from the 2015/2016

academic session. Senate approved the recommendation.

CASE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

(2) Abubakar, Salisu Mohammed – Matric No.11/083/44002.

Orok, Bassey Okon – Matric No.10/55023 – Department of Sociology.

Findings

The case was investigated and submitted in an earlier report to Senate in November,

2015. In the report, SEMC recommended that Mr. Abubakar Salisu Mohammed be

suspended until Miss Orok, Bassey Okon appeared before the SEMC. The

Committee’s recommendation was upheld by Senate.

However, Mr. Abubakar appealed to the Vice-Chancellor, requesting for a review of

Senate’s decision on his case. The SEMC re-investigated the case, and the new

information obtained from the Department of Sociology revealed that Miss Orok,

Bassey Okon had withdrawn from the University of Calabar before the said

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examination.

Recommendation

In view of the above, the SEMC recommended that Mr. Abubakar, Salisu

Mohammed be given the benefit of doubt for want of evidence against him, and be

exonerated from all allegations. Senate approved the recommendation.

CASE FROM THE FACULTY OF LAW

(3) Owoh, Akaninyene Anthony – Matric No.11/071145086

Mr. Owoh, Akaninyene Anthony was alleged to have entered the examination

hall with extraneous material during the JIL SO1 (Jurisprudence) examination

held on 7th February, 2016.

Findings

Mr. Owoh, Akaninyene Anthony was not caught using the material, although some

information was written on a piece of paper which was found on him.

Recommendation

In view of the above findings, the SEMC recommended that Mr. Owoh Akainyene

be suspended for one academic year – 2015/2016 session. Senate approved the

recommendation.

CASE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

(4) Edung, Ogon Patrick – Matric. No.11/10314017. Mr. Edung, Ogon Patrick

was alleged to have hired someone to write his examination in Political Statistics II

held on 18th February, 2015.

Findings

In his written statement, Mr. Edung mentioned “Fidelis Obi” with Matric.

No.11/031623, Department of Mathematics/Statistics, as the student who assisted

him in the examination hall. Mr Edung, Ogon Patrick and Mr. Fidelis Obi were both

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in the examination hall.

Recommendation

In view of the above findings and in line with Senate-approved penalties, the SEMC

recommended that Mr. Edung, Ogon Patrick and Mr. Fidelis Obi be expelled from

the University with effect from the 2014/2015 session. Senate approved the

recommendation.

CASE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF BANKING & FINANCE

(5) Mathew E. Eborty – Matric. No.11/082125046 – Dept. of Banking & Finance

Efoli, Edet Omini – Matric No.12/095144033 – Dept. of Maths/Statistics

Mr. Efoli, Edet Omini was alleged to have entered the examination hall to write

MTH1102 examination on behalf of Mr. Mathew Eborty.

Findings

Mr. Efoli, Edet Omini affirmed that he was hired to write the said examination for

Mr. Mathew Eborty. He was caught in the examination hall. The case was classified

as an act of impersonation.

Recommendation

In view of the above findings, the SEMC recommended that Mr. Efoli, Edet Omini

and Mr. Mathew, Eborty be expelled from the University with effect from the

2014/2015 session. Senate approved the recommendation.

CASE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

(6) Udoh, Idiongo Peter – Matric No.12/066144035. Mr. Udoh, Idiongo Peter

was alleged to have copied from extraneous material during the Anatomy and

Physiology of Farm Animals examination taken on 9th February, 2016, in

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Pavillion I.

Findings

Mr. Udoh, Idongo Peter was caught with extraneous material in the examination hall.

He used the material which was relevant to the examination.

Recommendation

In view of the findings above, and in line with Senate-approved penalties, the SEMC

recommended that Mr. Udoh, Idiongo Peter be suspended from the University for

two (2) academic sessions with effect from the 2014/2015 session. Senate approved

the recommendation.

CASE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

(7) Ojoh, Joshua Umoh – Matric. O. 12/066144027. Mr. Ojoh, Joshua Umoh was

alleged to have copied from extraneous material during the examination in Anatomy

and Physiology of Farm Animals, taken on 9th February 2016, in Pavillion I.

Findings

The student was caught with the extraneous material in the examination hall. He

used the material. The material was relevant to the examination.

Recommendation

Based on the above findings, the SEMC recommended that Mr. Ojoh, Joshua Umoh,

be suspended from the University for two (2) academic sessions with effect from the

2014/2015 session. Senate approved the recommendation.

MINUTE UCS/208/25.00 – MATTERS FROM GRADUATE SCHOOL

The Dean of Graduate School, Prof. E. E. Okwueze, presented Three hundred and

one (301) theses for Senate approval. Details were as shown below:S/n Name of Student Degree

Awarded

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Recommendation

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES MANAGEMENTDepartment of Agricultural Economics/Extension and Rural Sociology

1. Aya, Comfort FelixAER/M.Sc/10/022

M.Sc Agricultural Extension

Extension technologies utilization by yam farmers in Yakurr Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

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2. Dauda, SundayAER/M.Sc/10/027


Assessment of the activities of community-based organizations in community development in Abi and Yakurr Local Government Areas of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

3. Ogban, Gloria OnetteAER/M.SC/11/009

M.Sc Agricultural Economics

Comparative economic anyalysis of fish farming production systems in the Southern Agricultural Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

4. Lawrence, Olajumoke AdebolaAER/M.Sc/10/020


Analysis of labour use in yam production in Ogoja Agricultural Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

5. Aroke, John MichaelAER/M.Sc/11/002


Adoption of cassava technologies by farmers in Biase Local Government Area of Crosss River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

Department of Animal Science6. Ewa, John Eko

AAS/M.Sc/11/002M.Sc Animal Nutrition

& BiochemistryComparative studies of growth, haematological and biochemical values of broiler chickens fed diets supplemented with moringa Oleifera leaf and root meals.

18/8/16

7. Patani, InemotimineriAAS/M.Sc/12/006

M.Sc Animal Breeding and Genetics

Phenotypic variations in growth and reproductive traits of two strains of Archachatina marginata snails (var Ovem and var Saturalis) and their crosses.

18/8/16

8. Robert, Abasiama NsimaAAS/M.Sc/12/005

M.Sc Animal Biochemistry & Nutrition

Evaluation of processed plantain peel meal as replacement for maize in rabbit diets.

18/8/16

9. Harry, Bassey JamesAAS/M.Sc/11/001

M.Sc Animal Production and Management

Performance of weaned rabbit buks fed graded levels of African yam bean in cassava peel meal-based diets.

18/8/16

10. Ozung, Pascal OgarAAS/Ph.D/11/002

Ph.D Animal Physiology

Performance and Physiological responses of rabbits to processed cocoa (Theobroma cocao L.) POD husk meal (CRHM) – bases diet.

18/8/16

Department of Crop Science11. Garjila, Ali Yakubu

ACS/Ph.D/11/001Ph.D Crop Production Effect of sowing dates and

intra-row spacings on the performance and nutrient

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composition of Pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum (L) in Wukari, Nigeria.

12. Ukatu, Patrick OdeyACS/M.Sc/12/009

M.Sc Crop Protection (Entomology)

Evaluation of two plant oils for the management of Aphis craccivora on cowpea in Akpabuyo, Cross River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

13. Umunnakwe, Okechukwu ChidiebubeACS/M.Sc/12/006

M.Sc Crop Science Effect of polyethylene colour and soil slarisation duration on weed suppression and yield of maize (Zea mays L.) in Calabar, Nigeria.

18/8/16

Department of Forestry & Wildlife Resources Management14. Ugbong, Agim Michael

FOW/M.Sc/10/006M.Sc Forest Economics

and ManagementEvaluation of the influence of forest in poverty alleviation in Bakassi Local Government Area of Cross River State State, Nigeria.

23/3/2016

15. Okeke, Angela NgoziFOW/M.Sc.11/001

M.Sc Wildlife Resources Management

Comparison of nutrient content and palatability of captive bred and grasscutter meat in Calabar, Nigeria.

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Department of Soil Science

16. Omadewu, Lawrence IpuoleASS/M.Sc/11/004

M.Sc Soil Fertility & Plant Nutrition

Optimizing nitrogen and rates and plant density for cotton (Gossypium spp.) in the Nigerian Savannah.

28/6/16

17. Imuk, Edet AsuquoASS/M.Sc/11/002

M.Sc Soil Microbiology Occurrence and distribution of indigenous arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi within the Southern Ecological Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

FACULTY OF ALLIED MEDICAL SCIENCESDepartment of Medical Laboratory Science

18. Anyimson, JamesMIC/M.Sc/10/020

M.Sc Medical Microbiology/Parasitology

Mycological studies of nail infection in Calabar, Nigeria.

29/6/16

19. Omang, Helena MartinMIC/Ph.D/05/005

Ph.D Medical Microbiology/Parasitology

Post-vaccination evaluation and molecular diagnosis of pertussis in Calabar, Nigeria.

29/6/16

20. Josiah, BimabamHEM/M.Sc/13/024

M.Sc Haematology The burden of asymptomatic malaria co-infection with geohelminthiasis on iron stores of children aged 5 to 10 years in Buea Municipality, Cameroon.

29/6/16

21. Okon, Josephine EdimHEM/M.Sc/13/024

M.Sc Haematology Iron-related parameters of HIV patients attending University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, Calabar, Nigeria.

29/6/16

22. Okoroiwu, Henshaw UchechiHEM/M.Sc/13/005

M.Sc Haematology Haemostatic and some haematological parameters of Wistar rats treated with Chromolaena adorata leave extracts.

29/6/16

23. Nengimonyo, BiobelemoyeMIC/M.Sc/10/025

M.Sc Medical Microbiology/Parasitology

Studies on dandruff-like lesions among individuals visiting hair salons in

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24. Anya, DorathyCPY/M.Sc/10/036

M.Sc Chemical Pathology

Total antioxidant status, superoxide dismutase and vitamin E in diabetes and hypertention.

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25. Okwong, Emem EMIC/Ph.D/06/007

Ph.D Medical Parasitology

Evaluation of the efficacy of the standard and enhanced dosages of praziquantel for the treatmet of urinary schistosomiasis in Adim, Nigeria.

18/8/16

26. Cocobassey, Stephen BasseyHEM/M.Sc/10/030

M.Sc Haematology Glutathione, gluthathione peroxidase and some haematological parameters of HIV seropositive subjects attending clinics in University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, Calabar, Nigeria.

18/8/16

Department of Public Health27. Ekok, Francis Ayang

PUH/MPH/09/010MPH Health Services

ManagementEmergency contraception among female undergraduate students at the University of Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.

28/06/16

28. Ekpennyong, Bernadine NsaPUH/Ph.D/10/002

Ph.D Epidemiology Assessment of eye health status of school age children and delivery of school eye health services in Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

29. Ishaku, IstifanusPUH/MPH/09/015

MPH Health Services Management

Factors affecting the quality of primary healthcare services in Kaduna South Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

1/8/16

30. Ekanem, Comfort EkpenyongPUH/Ph.D/09/001

Ph.D Health Services Management

Structure and perception of health services at the General Out-Patient Departments of three University Teaching Hospitals in Nigeria.

04/08/16

31. Ameh, Ameh SundayPUH/MPH/12/007

MPH Epidemiology Factors affecting adherence to highly active antiretroviral therepy among people living with HIV in a health facility in Calabar, Nigeria.

18/8/16

32. Williams, Iniobong BonifacePUH/MPH/12/008

MPH Health Services Management

Determinants of utilization of primary health care services in Essien Udim Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

33. Ameh, Onyeche MaryPUH/MPH/12/005

MPH Epidemiology Utilization of artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) for the treatment of malaria in Calabar Municipal Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

34. Akpan, Charles UdoPUH/MPH/10/058

MPH Public Health Nutrition

Prevalence of malnutrition among school age children in public primary schools in Biase Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

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FACULTY OF ARTSDepartment of English and Literary Studies

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35. Otosi, Fidelis BasseyELS/M.A/11/009

M.A Literary Studies Artistic vision and the dynamics of the Caribbean consciousness in Paule Marshal’s Praisesong for the widow, Michelle Cliff’s Abeng and Maryse Conde’s The last of the African Kings.

28/4/16

36. Ukum, Edadi IlemELS/M.A/11/002

M.A Language Non-segmental features in the spoken English of Erei-English bilingual students.

13/6/16

37. Bassey, Victor OffiongELS/Ph.D/03/007

Ph.D Language A study of varieties of English in selected Nigerian movies.

13/6/16

38. Eje, Iji FridayELS/M.A/07/001

M.A Language The application of theme and information structures in the analysis of the language of advertisements in selected Nigerian newspapers.

29/6/16

39. Damian, Nkolika JulietELS/M.A/11/006

M.A Language Cohesive devices in the Nigerian print media: A study of selected articles in Daily Sun and Vanguard Newspapers.

11/7/16

40. Akwaji, John OgarELS/M.A/11/007

M.A Language A contrastive study of question and negation patterns in English and Bekwarra.

11/7/16

41. Consul, Inieka VictorELS/M.A/11/003

M.A Language Language use in legal documents in Bayelsa State

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42. Eni, Patience George ELS/M.A/08/004

M.A Literature Women and war in selected novels of Isidore Okpeaho, Eddie Iroh, Buchi Emecheta and Chimamanda Adichie.

23/8/16

Department of History & International Studies

43. Odey, Patrick OkoHIS/MA/09/008

M.A Nigerian History State creation and the minority question in Nigeria: A case study of agitations for “Ogoja State”

10/5/16

44. Enyenouno, Bassey EdetHIS/M.A/10/021

M.A Nigerian History Issues of social security and democratization in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria (1987-2011).

27/4/16

45. Idagu, EmmanuelHIS/Ph.D/07/001

Ph.D Nigerian History Obudu-Tiv boundary relations: A study in international boundary conflicts and cooperation, 1950-2007.

26/7/16

46. Nwokike, Igbo KennethHIS/Ph.D/07/003

Ph.D Nigerian History Foreign interests and the Nigerian civil war, 1967-1970.

26/7/16

47. Adah, Francis BusamHIS/MA/10/012

M.A Nigerian History A study of Obudu Mountain Resort, 1950-2010.

23/8/16

Department of Linguistics and Communication Studies

48. Ottor, Ntongha EdorLIN/M.A/11/008

M.A Syntax & Morphology

Morphophonological processes in the noun phrase of Lokaa.

14/7/16

49. Elot, Patience NgwuLIN/M.A/11/008

M.A Communication Studies

Uses and gratifications of social media among

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Department of Modern Languages and Translation Studies

50. Ijekpa, AmarachukwuLANG/M.A/08/004

M.A French Studies La traduction des proverbs Igbo en francais: Une Analyse semantique et culturelle.

20/7/16

51. Fanyam, Theresa NyieumburLAN/M.A/11/003

M.A African literature in French

Le portrait de la femme Africaine dans quelwar et les bouts de bois de dieu de sembene ousmane.

21/7/16

Department of Philosophy

52. Essien, Joseph PaulPHL/Ph.D/09/001

Ph.D Philosophy of Law

Bentham’s utilitarianism and the justification of death penalty in Nigeria.

27/4/16

53. Eneyo, Michael BasseyPHL/M.A/09/013

M.A Philosophy Corruption in Nigeria: A critique in the light of Kant’s categorical imperative.

27/4/16

54. Oti, Friday AchuPHL/M.A/10/044

M.A Philosophy A comparison of some aspects of Asouzu’s complementary reflection and Ozumba’s integrative humanism.

27/4/16

55. Ojorgu, Joe-GodwinPHL/M.A/11/001

M.A Philosophy of Education

The significance of Plato’s philosophy of education for Nigeria in the twenty-first century.

29/6/16

56. Tuku, Jacob AyiPHL/M.A/08/006

M.A Social & Political Philosophy

Aristotle’s theory of inequality and democracy in Nigeria.

18/8/16

57. Ojong, Lawrence OdeyPHL/M.A/12/021

M.A Medical Ethics Implications of Joseph Fletcher’s situation ethics for euthanasia.

18/8/16

58. Itua-Enang, Julius Nrum-MgbePHL/M.A/08/003

M.A Ethics A comparative analysis of Thomas Aquinas’ and John Rawl’s theories of justice.

23/8/16

59. Nkanta, Ikemesit JohnPHL/M.A/08/002

M.A Philosophy of Logic

Three-valued logic: An explanatory tool for some African experiences.

23/8/16

Department of Religious and Cultural Studies

60. Igyor, Solomon TerhemenREL/M.A/04/004

M.A Sociology of Religion

The role of religion in conflict resolution in Nigeria: A study of conflicts between the Tiv and the Jukun people of Central Nigeria (1990-2005).

9/5/16

61. Lawrence, Dominic IduREL/M.A/09/001

M.A Old Testament Studies

The Old Testament views of Sabbath and their implications for Christians in today’s society.

13/7/16

62. Adams, Peter AkpoREL/M.A/07/003


Wedlock and deadlock in Christian marriage: A sociological study of selected churches in Calabar Municipality, Nigeria.

11/7/16

63. Asu, Patrick InahREL/M.A/08/003


The relevance of the message of Phrophet Amos to the contemporary Nigerian society.

18/8/16

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Department of Theology

64. Ibegbulem, HilaryPG/MTH/12/99 BIB

M.A Biblical Theology Discipleship in Jn6:52-62: A study in Issele-Uku diocese, Nigeria.

29/6/16

65. Ekong, Gabriel ConstantinePG/Ph.D/12/23 LIT

Ph.D Sacred Liturgy Liturgical music as a means of active participation of the faithful (Musicam sacram 5): Challenges for Uyo Diocese, Nigeria.

29/6/16

66. Pamgok, Oscar Joseph GyangPG/MTH/13/80/STH

MTH Theology The young people as the hope of church and society in Africae munus 60: A study in Archdiocese of Jos, Nigeria.

18/8/16

Canon Law

67. Matthias, Bulus MakamaPG/Ph.D/11/10 CNL

Ph.D Canon Law Clerical simplicity of life in Canon 282: Challenges for the church in Nigeria.

29/6/16

68. Diala, Richmond ChibikoPG/MTH/Ph.D/12/16

Ph.D Canon Law The laity in the new evangelization (Canon 225S2): A study of the military chaplaincies in Nigeria.

18/8/16

69. Amaechi, Desmond ChikadinakaPG/Ph.D/12/15/CNL

Ph.D Canon Law The functionality of interdiocesan tribunal of first instance in Canan 1423: A study in Lagos Ecclestatical Province, Nigeria.

18/8/16

70. Akala, David KehindePG/MTH/13/06/LIT

MTH Liturgy Beauty of the liturgy in evangelasation (Evangelii gaudium, 24): A study in Abeokuta Diocese, Nigeria.

18/8/16

Department of Pastoral Communication

71. Kati, Noah SimplicePG/M.A/13/89/CMN

M.A Pastoral Communication

L’effort Camerounais as means of building the family of God in Cameroun.

18/8/16

72. Okafor, Nichodemus ArinzePG/M.A/13/88/CMN


Interpersonal communication in multicultural context: A study among Sons of Mary Mother of Mercy Congregation (SMMMC), Nigeria.

18/8/16

73. Owuche, Joseph PeterPG/M.A/13/94/CMN


Effective communication in marital instability in Zaria Diocese, Nigeria.

18/8/16

Department of Theatre and Media Studies

74. Isong, Lovelyn HossanaTHA/M.A/10/015

M.A Media Studies An assessment of the audio-visual media as platforms for promoting Nigerian women’s affirmative action.

29/6/16

75. Ezaka, Simon NdubuisiTHA/Ph.D/12/003

Ph.D Media Studies Influence rural radio programmes in local languages on the audiences’ response to rural development messages in south-Eastern Nigeria.

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76. Ekwok, Lawrence NkpangTHA/Ph.D/12/006

Ph.D Media Studies Trends in social media criminality: A study of three cities in Nigeria.

18/8/16

77. Okoro, Lilian AnwulikaTHA/Ph.D/12/004

Ph.D Educational Theatre

The advocacy for proper infusion of creative dramatics in early childhood education: A study of three Nigerian University programmes

18/8/16

78. Emelumonye, Mary-CynthiaTHA/M.A/013/005

M.A Media Studies Social media and hate campaign: An evaluation of the 2015 general elections in Nigeria.

23/8/16

79. Etim-James, Grace VictorTHA/M.A/13/012

M.A Media Studies Comparative analysis on media coverage of 2015 general elections on Nigeria Television Authority and Channels Television Stations.

23/8/16

FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCESDepartment of Human Anatomy

80. Paulinus, Samson OminiANA/M.Sc/13/001

M.Sc Radiologic Anatomy

Contras enhanced computed tomography scan evaluation of anatomical variants of the cerebral arterial circle of Willis in a Nigerian population.

13/7/16

81. Udonkang, Mfoniso IbiobongANA/M.Sc/13/008

M.Sc Histochemistry Sensitivity of histochemical staining of malaria parasites histidine-rich proteins in bloos films and liver tissues of mice and blood films of humans.

82. Eru, Eru MbaANA/M.Sc/13/003

M.Sc Neurobiology Effects of ethanolic extract of bridelia micrantha on the histology and some histochemical parameters of the hippocampus of adult male Wistar rats.

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83. Agbor, Cyril AbangANA/M.Sc/12/005

M.SC Reproductive Biology

Histological study of tests and assessment of sperm parameters of streptozotocin-induced hyperglycaemic rat model treated with crude extracts of Morina Oleifera leaf.

18/8/16

Department of Biochemistry

84. Okon, MaryAnn EdemBCHM/M.Sc/10/006

M.Sc Tocicological Biochemistry

Serum sex hormonal profile and gonodal histology of male and femal Albina Wistar rats exposed to nitrocellular thinner.

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85. Ekpe, Ini PatrickBCH/Ph.D/07/003

Ph.D Clinical Biochemistry

Biochemical, antibacterial and antidiabetic evaluation of ethanolic extracts of Tecoma stans and Costus afer leaves on diabetic Wistar albino rats.

28/6/16

86. Chuku, Irene EdemBCHM/Ph.D/08/004

Ph.D Pharmacological Biochemistry

The biochemical and anti-inflamatory/antinioceptive effects of Diodia scandens and cyanthula prostrate in wistar rats.

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87. Johnson, Joel Theophilus Ph.D Biochemical Bichemical studies and anti- 18/8/16

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BCHM/Ph.D/12/008 Toxicology hepatitis B activity of thanol stem bark extracts of Vitex doniana and Lophira alata on Wista rats.

88. Odey, Michael OkoBCHM/Ph.D/12/009

Ph.D Environmental Toxicology

Post-remediation-status, heavy metal bioaccumulation and biotoxicity assessment of water, plants and humans in lead-polluted areas of Zamfara State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

89. Nzekne, Ngozi NkirukaBCHM/M.Sc/11/007

M.Sc Biochemistry Electrolyte and body weight changes in malaria infected Swiss Albino mice treated with selected artemisinin based combination therapies.

18/8/16

90. Eno, Margaret AkpanBCHM/M.Sc/12/039

M.Sc Clinical Biochemistry

Effects of sweetening the diet with honey and sugar on biochemical parameters with special reference on energy metabolism in rat model.

18/8/16

FACULTY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Department of Zoology and Environmental Biology

91. Ikpeme, Inyang GodwinZEB/M.Sc/10/007

M.Sc Entomology Effect of agricultural wastes on the distribution of soil arthropods in selected local government areas in Cross River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

92. Ekpo, Paul BasseyZEB/Ph.D/11/002

Ph.D Environmental Pollution and Toxicology

Effect of some medicinal plants (Carica papaya, Hibiscus roso-sinensis and Ipomoea batata) on some reproductive parameters of African catfish (Clarias gariepinus).

18/8/16

93. Ekpenyong, Joshua JosephZEB/M.Sc/12/010

M.Sc Fisheries and Aquaculture

Acute toxicity, behavioural changes and histopathological effects of ethanolic extract of Justicia extensa leaf on the African catfish Clarias gariepinus fingerlings.

22/8/16

Department of Pharmacology

94. Essiet, Grace AkanimoPHM/Ph.D/09/003

Ph.D Toxicology Evaluation of toxicity of the water and ethanol root bark extracts of Salacia lehmbachii in albino rats.

29/6/16

95. Okon, Agnes UdofiaPHM/M.Sc/09/002

M.Sc Toxicology/Ethnopharmacology

Haematological and histophathological effects of ethanol root extract fraction of S.L in rats.

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Department of Physiology

96. Okoro, Ada MosesPHS/Ph.D/07/002

Ph.D Blood Physiology Haematological and biochemical activities of crude extracts from some edible molluscan species

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97. Koikoibo, WariebiPHS/M.Sc/11/001

M.Sc Physiology Effect of E mal ® (a, B-Arteether) on gastronintestinal function in Albino Wistar rats.

14/7/16

98. Nkanu, Etah EtahPHS/Ph.D/09/004

Ph.D Cardiovascular Physiology

Modulatory role of potassium channels an blood pressure and biochemical parameters induced by some dietary oils in rats.

13/7/16

99. Obeten, Christiana EyongPHS/M.Sc/12/004

M.Sc Physiology Effects of garlic and aloe vera on haematological parameters, weigh and cytoarchitecture of some organs in rats fed thermoxidize palm oil diet.

29/6/16

100. Ofutet, Emmanuel OlebaPHS/M.Sc/13/009

M.Sc Neorophysiology Comparative effects of two anticonvulsants (Diazepam and Magnesium sulphate) on 4-aminopyridine induced seizures, and some parameters of neurobehaviour in mice.

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FACULTY OF EDUCATION

Department of Continuing Education & Developmental Studies

101. Odor, Comfort AbengEDA/M.Ed/12/024

M.Ed Social Work Social work education intervention programmes and widowhood practices in Obubra and Obudu Local Government Areas of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

102. Itakare, Heln ItariEDA/M.Ed/08/005

M.Ed Community Development

Community education programmes and proverty reduction among rural farmers in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

103. Agbor, Cornerlia Columbus OdeyEDA/M.Ed/12/029

M.Ed Community Development

HIV/AIDS Prevention programmes and its prevalence reduction among women in Etung and Ikom Local Government Areas of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

104. Awomi, Donbebepa OdodoEDA/Ph.D/09/005

Ph.D Community Development

Community leadership effectiveness and citizens’ participation in welfare programmes in Bayelsa State, Nigeria.

4/8/16

Department of Curriculum and Teaching

105. Aquah, Victoria EjemotEDC/M.Ed/07/010

M.Ed Elementary Education

Indigenous instructional material utilization and pupils’ academic performance in Agricultural Science in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

106. Aprebo, Fiepre CleverEDC/Ph.D/06/002

Ph.D Mathematics Education

Canoe carvin yenogha ethnotecnology and JSS1 students achievement and retention of concepts of lines angles and shapes in Nembe, Bayelsa State, Nigeria.

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107. Lazarus, ChigemeziEDC/Ph.D/09/013

Ph.D Curriculum Studies

Government incentives, students attitude and interest in academic pursuits in basic education in Rivers State, Nigeria.

12/7/16

108. Agbor, Cassidy EttaEDC/Ph,D/11/001

Ph.D Curriculum & Teaching

Demographic variables and lecturer’s perception of Faculty of Education curriculum hegemony in South-South Federal universities of Nigeria.

12/7/16

109. Ukwetang, John OkpaEDC/Ph.D/11/003

Ph.D Curriculum & Teaching

Self-concept, job incentive and teaching practice performance among student-teachers in tertiary institutions in Cross River State, Nigeria.

12/7/16

110. Ojong, Aganyi AsuEDC/M.Ed/10/056

M.Ed Environmental Education

Psychodemographic variables and students’ perception of solid waste management in Calabar Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria.

12/7/16

111. Sam, Ime EdetENV/M.Ed/09/011


Inhabitants’ perception of the enforcement of forest laws and sustainable forest management in Calabar Education Zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

112. Okey, Joseph UgarEDC/M.Ed/11/003

M.Ed Social Studies Education

Availability, utilization of information and communication technologies facilities and students’ attitude towards social studies in Ikom Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

113. Abanyam, Victoria AtahEDC/M.Ed/11/012

M.Ed Curriculum & Instruction

Extended school time policy and secondary school students’ academic performance in Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

114. Ekereuke, Effiong OkonEDC/M.Ed/09/028

M.Ed Science Education Teachers’ pedagogical variables as correlates of students’ academic achievement in Agricultural Science in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

115. Eteng, Mary IwaraEDC/M.Ed/09/021

M.Ed Curriculum Instruction

Factors which tend to encourage students to cheat in examination among senior secondary school students in Calabar Education Zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

16/8/16

116. Enang, Offiong PaulENV/MEE/08/019

M.Ed Environmental Education (Curriculum Studies)

Determinants of communal participation in community development projects in Odukpani and Calabar South Local Government Areas of Cross River State,

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EducationIndigenous education variables and environmental sustainability in Southern Cross River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

118. Eneji, Chris-Valentine OgarENV/MEE/07/006


An assessment of deforestation rates in Bekwarra Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

119. Undie, Ushinyin JosephineEDC/M.Ed/08/005

M.Ed Elementary Education

Superstitious belief, sex, location and academic performance of pupils in elementary science in Ogoja Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

Department of Educational Administration and Planning

120. Omini, Ettah EttahEDM/M.Ed/10/023

M.Ed Educational Admin & Administration

Principals’ characteristics and their perception of UBE implementation in Ikang Educational Zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

121. Amah, Sarah PaulEDM/Ph.D/10/015

Ph.D Educational Admin & Planning

Principal’s application of innovative practices and teachers’ job performance in Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

122. Obono, Ebri EmmanuelEDM/M.Ed/12/060

M.Ed Educational Admin & Planning

Tertiary education Trust Fund management ans quality assurance in universities in Cross River State, Nigeria.

12/7/16

123. Ndum, Victor EtimEDM/Ph.D/11/006

Ph.D Educational Admin and Planning

Organizational conflict and job effectiveness among university lecturers in Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

124. Iwatt, Irene AmakpohoEDM/Ph.D/10/028

Ph.D Edu. Admin & Planning

Institutional variables as predictors of management of postgraduate programmes in Federal Universities in South-South of Nigeria.

29/6/16

125. Okon, Ita EffiongEDM/M.Ed/12/069

M.Ed Administration and Supervision

Clinical supervision and teachers’ instructional role performance in public secondary schools in Calabar Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

126. Dimiri, Ngozi ChiomaEDM/Ph.D/10/005

Ph.D Educational Administration and Planning

Discipline and violation of students’ rights in secondary schools in River State, Nigeria.

23/8/16

127. Agunwa, Judith NonyeEDM/Ph.D/10/017

Ph.D Educational Administration and Planning

Management support services and teacher’s productivity in public secondary schools in Cross River State, Nigeria.

23/8/16

Department of Educational Foundations, Guidance and Counselling

128. Thompson, Nseobong GodfreyEDG/M.Ed/10/037

M.Ed Guidance & Counselling

Counselling needs and help-seeking behaviours of student nurses in South-South Geopolitical Zone,

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PsychologyStudents perception of the Niger Delta restiveness and their antisocial behaviours in River State secondary school, Nigeria.

7/1/16

130. Effiom, Bassey EkengEDG/Ph.D/09/001

Ph.D Guidance and Counselling

Child labour, psychosocial behavior and academic performance among secondary school students in Cross River State, Nigeria.

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131. Njama, Glory JosephEDF/M.Ed/10/080

M.Ed Educational Psychology

Perceptual differences between students with special needs and students without special needs in partial inclusive schools in Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/6/16

132. Ikwen, Patricia ElabuoEDG/M.Ed/11/024


Personality traits and social adjustment of secondary school students in Ogoja Educational Zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

133. Obasi, Ijeoma PromiseEDG/M.Ed/11/015


Job motivation and attitude to work among nurses in Southern Senatorial District of Ebonyi State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

134. Uzoechi, Lilian IhuomaEDT/M.Ed/10/055

M.Ed Educational Measurement & Evaluation

Assessment of employability skills acquisition among university students in Imo State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

135. Ojon, Cyprian ObaEDG/M.Ed/10/055


Secondary school students’ perception of guidance services and academic performance in Ikom Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

136. Thomas, Edet SundayEDT/m.Ed/10/082

M.Ed Educational Measurement & Evaluation

Comparative analysis of psychometric properties of students’ WAEC and NECO Mathematics objective test items in Uyo Zone of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

137. Odey, Veronical OgeyiEDG/M.Ed/11/002


Self concept and career aspiration of adolescent female students in Northern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

138. Unoh, Edet OkonEDT/M.Ed/09/002

M.Ed Measurement and Evaluation

Differential item function of 2012 junior secondary school certificate Mathematics examination Calabar Educational Zone in Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/06/16

139. Itaya, Victus BasseyEDG/M.Ed/06/003


Child abuse and academic performance of secondary school students in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

25/1/14

140. Orieke, Rose KaluEDF/M.Ed/09/010

M.Ed Educational Psychology

Influence of personality characteristics on study habits and achievement motivation among senior secondary school.

12/7/16

141. Ndifon, Beatrice OjongEDT/M.ED/08/007

M.Ed Measurement & Evaluation

Differential item functioning in junior secondary school certificate Mathematics examination in Southern

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142. Essien, Victor EyoEDR/M.Ed/13/056

M.Ed Measurement & Evaluation

Test speededness, students’ variables and academic performance in Mathematics multiple-choice objective items in Calabar Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

143. Idajor, Clement OjimEDR/M.Ed/13/026

M.Ed Educational Research, measures and Evaluations

Analysis of the psychometric properties of Paper-Pencil Test (PPT) and Computer-Based Test (CBT) of JAMB 2013 Mathematics examination, with their test information functions.

18/8/16

144. Ekong, Ememobong MfonEDT/M.Ed/10/081

M.Ed Measurement and Evaluation, Research and Statistics

An evaluation of sandwich programme of the University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria.

18/8/16

145. Dokubo, OmonaaEDF/Ph.D/09/002

Ph.D Educational Psychology

Effects of metacognitive instructional strategies on senior secondary students’ science achievement in Rivers State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

146. Obindah, FortuneEDF/Ph.D/10/046


Social deprivation and academic achievement among senior secondary school students in River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

147. Ngobidi, Regina ifenyinwaEDG/M.Ed/10/091


Needs satisfaction and social adjustment of senior secondary school students in Eastern Educational Zone of Anambra State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

148. Sunday, Maria OfieEDF/Ph.D/11/002


Costa and McCrae neo-pi factors and early adolescents’ school social adjustment in Northern Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

149. Nwokolo, Chizube ObiageliEDT/M.Ed/07/007

M.Ed Test and Measurement

Path analysis model for correlates of secondary school students performance in Mathematics in Southern Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

23/8/16

Department of Environmental Education

150. Arikpo, Godwin PiusENV/M.Ed/12/085


Socio-cultural practices and poverty as correlates of environmental degradation in Ikom Educational Zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

151. Ezeanya, Maureen Chinyereaib EDC/M.Ed/11/028

M.Ed Chemistry Education

Effect of cooperative and practical activity methods of teaching Redox reaction on secondary school students’ Chemistry achievement in Calabar Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

152. Ogar, Benedict InahENV/M.Ed/10/081


Solid waste disposal methods awareness and land

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pollution among secondary school students in Calabar Educational Zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

153. Moko, Sylvanus IjimENV/M.Ed/10/037


Cultural practices, value for resources and secondary school students’ attitude towards forest recources exploitation in Ogoja Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

154. Bisong, Andy EttaENV/M.Ed/12/082


Environmental awareness and farming practices as variables of forest conservation in Cross River State, Nigeria.

18/8/16

155. Akpushu, Martin IkongENV/M.Ed/09/001


Farmers’ attitude towards environmental policies and forest resource conservation in Ikom Education Zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

4/8/16

156. Adie, Lawrence UniimnaENV/M.Ed/11/009


Socio-economic background of residents and commitment to sustainable environmental management in Ogoja educational zone, Cross River State, Nigeria.

4/8/16

157. Okim, Emmanuel NsorENV/m.Ed/12/108


Teacher’s variable and attitude towards environmental sanitation in Ikom Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

158. Effiong, Victorial BasseyENV/M.Ed/09/005


Forestry commission laws 2010, socio-cultural practices and management of rainforest by rural dwellers in Calabar Educational Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

159. Ewu, Enya OdumaENV/M.Ed/10/109


Demographic variables and forest resources conservation practices in Ikom Educational Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

160. Etim, Emmanuel AsuquoENV/M.Ed/11/049


Students’ variables and the impact of climate change in secondary schools in Calabar Educational Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

161. Ushie, Christiana AloryeENV/M.Ed/12/100


Environmental education and community attitude towards management of forest recources in Boki Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education

162. Adah, Janet AloryeEDV/Ph.D/11/005

Ph.D Health Education Psycho-social variables and choice of family planning methods among women of

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child bearing age in Cross River State, Nigeria.

163. Udom, Uduak SolomonEDV/M.Ed/11/002

M.Ed Health Education Perceived indicators and illness behavior patterns of adults in rural communities in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

164. Ekeng, Evelyn EffiongEDV/M.Ed/10/018

M.Ed Health Education Contraceptive utilization among women in Uyo Senatorial District of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

12/7/16

165. Udono, Bassey BasseyEDV/M.Ed/08/002

M.Ed Health Education Factors affecting the utilization of health care facilities in Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

166. Otu, Elizabeth AsinyangEDV/Ph.D/11/003

Ph.D Health Education Rurual dwellers socio-demographic characteristics and involvement in HIV/AIDS prevention education programmes in Cross River State, Nigeria.

22/8/16

FACULTY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCESDepartment of Geology

167. Iwara, Emmanuel EnoGLG/M.Sc/11/007

M.Sc Micropaleontology High resolution biostratigraphy and sequence stratigraphic analysis of K-well in the Niger Delta, Nigeria.

18/8/16

168. Efosa UdinmwenGLG/M.Sc/13/003

M.Sc Structural Geology/Tectonics

Strain analysis and structural evolution of the Precambrian rocks of southern Igarra Schist Belt, Southwestern Nigeria.

22/8/16

169. Akpan, Ofonime UmoGLG/Ph.D/09/002

Ph.D Structural Geology/Geophysics

Crust and upper mantle structure beneath parts of Nigeria and Ghana, West Africa from analysis of P-wave receiver functions.

22/8/16

170. Okoro, Elizabeth MosesGLG/M.Sc/10/003

M.Sc Environmental Geology

The effects of abattoir effluents and solid wastes on soils, groundwater and surface waters surrounding selected abattoirs in Calabar, South Eastern Nigeria.

22/8/16

171. Nwozor, Raphael NonsoGLG/M.Sc/07/009

M.Sc Hydrogeology Application of geographic information system to hydrogeological mapping of the Ikom-Mamfe embayment Southeastern Nigeria.

22/8/16

172. Asinya, enah AsinyaGLG/M.Sc/12/023

M.Sc Structural Geology/Tectonics

Stress configuration, natural mechanical properties and structural geometry of the Schist Enclaves of Oban Massit, South-Eastern Nigeria.

23/8/16

Department of Computer Science

173. Olufemi, Oluwaseun OlarewajuMTH/M.Sc/13/005

M.Sc Computer Science A secure messaging protocol for representational state transfer (REST)-based web services.

18/8/16

Department of Library and Information Science

174. Undie, Felicia NkatvEDF/MLS/11/007

MLS Library & Information

Students’ characteristics and their observance of library

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175. Richard, Eno OkonEDF/MLS/11/012

MLS Library & Information Science

Users’ attitude towards utilization of library services in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

176. Inyang, Phoebe NkanuEDF/MLS/09/007

MLIS Library & Information Science

Computer phobia, self efficacy and secondary school students’ attitude towards computer and internet usage in Cross River State, Nigeria.

12/7/16

Department of Science Education

177. Ayeshung, Rose ImoniriEDC/Ph.D/09/003

Ph.D Science Education Computer phobia, self efficacy and secondary school students’ attitude towards computer and internet usage in Cross River State, Nigeria.

12/7/16

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCESDepartment of Accounting

178. Idaka, Sunday EgbeACC/M.Sc/12/015

M.Sc Accounting Effect of corporate earnings on stock price of selected oil and gas companies in the Nigerian stock market (2004-2014

30/6/16

179. Etibensi, Jackson EdetACC/M.Sc/12/014

M.Sc Accounting Effect of production cost on eco-efficiency of oil and gas industry in Nigerian (2000-2014)

30/6/16

180. Nwanagu, peace ObiageliakuACC/M.Sc/12/023

M.Sc Accounting Effect of e-commerce on tax revenue in Nigeria

30/6/16

181. Nnam, Hilary IkechukwuACC/M.Sc/13/012

M.Sc Accounting Effect of capital structure on the corporate performance of selected building materials companies in Nigeria (2005/2014)

30/6/16

182. Ambrose, Ekong AkpanACC/M.Sc/08/012

M.Sc Accounting Effects of activity based costing (ABC) on corporate productivity: A case study of Guinness Nigeria Plc.

25/7/16

Department of Banking and Finance

183. Hodo, Bassey RimanBFN/Ph.D/10/007

Ph.D Finance Financial liberalization and stock market volatility: A comparative analysis of Nigeria and Ghana stock markets

20/04/16

184. Atsu, Ignatius AhmedBFN/PhD/11/001

Ph.D Finance Influence of corporate governance on the financial performance of selected deposit money banks in Nigeria.

20/4/16

185. Aganyi, Alfred AgriBFN/Ph.D/10/006

Ph.D Finance Impact of public debt on the performance of the Nigerian manufacturing sector.

20/4/16

186. Nkamare, Stephen EkpoBFN/M.Sc/11/004

M.Sc Finance Public expenditure and its contributions to economic growth in Nigeria

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187. Edom, Edom OnyamBFN/M.Sc/11/007

M.Sc Finance The impact of external debt on the growth of the Nigerian economy (1980-2013)

13/6/16

Department of Business Management

188. Essien, Kingsley EffiongMGT/M.Sc/09/007

M.Sc Management The impact of corporate social responsibility on the host communities: A comparative study of United Cement Company (UNICEM) and Dangote Group Companies, Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.

26/4/16

189. Umana, Effiong EkpenyongMGT/M.Sc/12/011

M.Sc Management Effect of capacity building on the performance entrepreneurs in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States of Nigeria.

26/04/16

190. Okon, Emmanuel EkpenyongMGT/M.Sc/12/014

M.Sc Management The impact of employee relations practices on organizational performance in the hospitality industry in Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

191. Morgan, Morgan ObongMGT/M.Sc/12/014

M.Sc Management The impact of organizational health and safety policies on employee’s performance

20/04/16

192. Auquasama, Anono VitienMGT/M.Sc/10/005

M.Sc Management Effect of corporate culture on manufacturing companies in Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

193. Udoh, Unwana NicholasMGT/M.Sc/11/002

M.Sc Management Effect of management information system on organizational development in selected companies in Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

194. Bassey, Odubu EtabelMGT/M.Sc/09/004

M.Sc Management A study of management problems on the performance of selected government parastatals in Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

195. Edeghe, Mfon PeterMGT/M.Sc/12/010

M.Sc Management Impact of micro credit programmes on entrepreneurship development in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, Nigeria.

28/4/16

Department of Marketing196. Mogaba, Joy Igboh

MKT/M.Sc/09/003M.Sc Marketing Effect of marketing

strategies on the performance of small and medium enterprises in Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

FACULTY OF SCIENCEDepartment of Genetics and Biotechnology

197. Uno, Ukam Uno-UbareiGBT/M.Sc/12/2007

M.Sc Animal Genetics Toxicology

Ameliorating potentials of Trevo on caffeine-induced reproductive toxicity in male rats.

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M.Sc Genetics and Biotechnology

Genetics diversity analysis in cowpea accensions [Vignia unguiculata (L.) walp] using random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD).

29/6/16

199. Nwankpa, Ekeoma MalvinaGBT/M.Sc/13/009

M.Sc Environmental Biotechnology

Bioremediation of crude oil-polluted soil using coconut husk as (Cocos nucifera) and pineapple peels (Ananas comosus).

29/6/16

200. Okolo, Chioma MarlynGBT/M.Sc/12/006

M.Sc Genetics and Biotechnology

Assessment of genetic diversity in African catfish (Clorias geriapinus using random amplified polymorphism DNA markers.

27/7/16

Department of Geology

201. Ita, Okon AsuquoGLG/M.Sc/92/007

M.Sc Hydrogeology Resistivity study of coastal plain sands aquifers, Calabar South Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

Department of Physics

202. Mopta, Samuel EyehPHY/M.Sc/09/006

M.Sc Engineering Physics

Design and study of wireless power transmission network using microwave radio frequency.

29/6/16

203. Ikpang, Ekaette NkereuwemPHY/M.Sc/12/018

M.Sc Applied Geophysics

Analysis of reservoir sands characterization of EMI Oil Field Eastern Niger Delta using scismic and well log data.

26/7/16

204. Okon, Bernard EdemPHY/Ph.D/12/009

Ph.D Engineering Physics Comparative studies between reduction of discrete frequency noises and radiated sound levels (A case study of industrial diesel engine ceiling fans).

22/8/16

205. Kwaghkaa, Hange BanjaminPHY/M.Sc/11/005

M.Sc Engineering Physics Design and construction of an automatic control switching device for domestic security light.

22/8/16

Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry

206. Okonkwo, Chinwe PriscillaCHM/M.Sc/12/012

M.Sc Applied Chemistry

Chemical profile of the leaves and seeds of pentacletha macrophylla (African Oil Bean).

29/6/16

207. Uwakwe, Kelechi JudeCHM/M.Sc/13/011

M.Sc Physical Chemistry

Molecular dynamic simulations and quantum chemical calculations of the adsorption of some imidazoline derivatives on iron surface.

29/6/16

208. Essien, Uduak BasseyCHM/M.Sc/13/009


Experimental and quantum chemical studies on the inhibition of mild steel corrosion in acidic medium by retinol and B-carotene.

29/6/16

209. John, Walter Effiok M.Sc Inorganic Synthesis, characterization 29/6/16

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CHM/M.Sc/13/013 Chemistry and antimicrobial studies of Co,Ni and Cu nanoparticles in imidazolium acetate ionic liquids.

210. Nya, Nya EyibioCHM/M.Sc/11/003


The inhibition of the corrosion of mild steel in sulphuric acid by extracts from Viscum album.

29/6/16

Department of Statistics

211. Ekpenyong, Emmanuel JohnMTH/Ph.D/10/004

Ph.D Sampling and Survey Methods

Efficiency of some classes of estimators of population mean under two sampling strategies.

29/6/16

212. Uket, Joy OgumMTH/M.Sc/11/003

M.Sc Statistics Two alternative classes of exponential-type estimators in simple random sampling.

29/6/16

Department of Zoology and Environmental Biology

213. Olorunpomi, Gabriel SundayZEB/Ph.D/10/002

Ph.D Fisheries and Aquaculture

Studies on the viability of sport fishing using natural and artificial baits in the Ibuya Pools, Ikere Gorge Dam, Old Oyo National Park, Nigeria.

28/06/16

214. Asuquo, Philomena EdetZOO/Ph.D/08/002

Ph.D Fisheries and Aquaculture

Molecular description and impact of Henneguya chrysichhyi fisheries in major rivers of the Niger Delta.

29/6/16

215. Joseph, Akaninyene PaulZEB/M.Sc/13/009

M.Sc Aquatic Pollution and Toxicology

Variations in some heavy metals in water, sediments and tissues of Clarias gariepmus (Burchell 1822) from Qua Iboe River, Akwa Ibom State, South Eastern Nigeria.

29/6/16

216. Sam-Uket, Nwuyi OkoriZEB/M.Sc/13/002

M.Sc Aquatic Pollution and Toxicology

The influence of some anthropogenic activities on the Benthic macro-invertebrate communities of Calabar River, Cross River State, Nigeria.

29/6/16

217. Ukam, Ebe OyeneZOO/Ph.D/07/002

Ph.D Parasitology Study of malaria management practices and care-seeking behavior behavior in Ugep and Calabar Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria.

26/7/16

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCESDepartment of Economics218. Joshua, Nsikak Jonah

ECS/M.Sc/09/017M.Sc Monetary

EconomicsDeterminants of external reserves in Nigeria.

20/04/16

219. Okoruwa, David EhizuelenECS/M.Sc/11/004

M.Sc Public Sector Economics

Public expenditure, debt sustainability and economic growth in Nigeria.

20/04

220. Amoke, Chukwunonso ValentineECS/M.Sc/12/014

M.Sc Monetary Economics

Financial Deepening and investment in Nigeria.

20/4/16

221. Akam, Bevlyn EgajorECS/M.Sc/08/009

M.Sc Monetary Economics

Bank credit and growth of the Nigerian Industrial sector.

20/4/16

222. Onuoha, Lesley AdakuECS/M.Sc/09/009

M.Sc International Economics

Trade openness, capacity utilization and industrial output in Nigeria, 1970-

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2012.223. Obiorah, Augustine Oby

ECS/Ph.D/09/001Ph.D Development

EconomicsResource use and economic development: A comparative analysis of Indonesia and Nigeria.

20/04/16

224. Okumoko, Tubo PearceECS/Ph.D/07/009

Ph.D Development Economics

Crude oil revenue, human capital development and industrial growth in Nigeria, 1970-2011.

10/5/16

225. Eko, Sunday AmbroseECS/Ph.D/10/008

Ph.D Public Sector Economics

Public capital expenditure, infrastructure and Nigeria’s industrial development.

28/04/16

226. Simon, Ebeku OkoECS/M.Sc/09/021

M.Sc Economics Trade liberalization and economic development in Anglophone West African Countries.

14/7/16

227. Ibok, Maurice OkonECS/M.Sc/09/004

M.Sc Economics The impact of capital structure on the performance of Microfinance Bank in Cross River State, Nigeria.

14/7/16

228. Effiong, Edet EdetECS/M.Sc/09/008

M.Sc Economics Infrastructural investment and economic development in Nigeria, 1970-2012.

14/7/16

229. Amaegberi, Michael AyibanuaECS/Ph.D/07/004

Ph.D Monetary Economics

Banking sector reforms and the performance of the banking system in Nigeria.

30/6/16

230. Eke, Felix AwaraECS/Ph.D/10/012

Ph.D Health Economics Economic efficiency of the healthcare system in Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

231. Akpan, Boniface LinusECS/Ph.D/08/008

Ph.D Industrial Economics

Linkages between formal and informal financial institutions in Nigeria: Evidence from South-South States.

30/6/16

231. Anwana, Edet OkonECS/Ph.D/10/006

Ph.D Industrial Economics

Electricity supply institutional quality and industrial growth in Nigeria.

17/8/16

232. Bobbo, SalihuECS/M.Sc/12/023

M.Sc Economics Effect of government expenditure on inflation and unemployment in Taraba State, Nigeria.

17/8/16

233. Eze, Darlington AugustineECS/M.Sc/12/027

M.Sc Economics Impact of entrepreneurial development on employment in Calabar Metropolis, Nigeria.

17/8/16

234. Ishua, Eugene EjimECS/M.Sc/12/013

M.Sc Economics Determinants of interest rate in Nigeria.

17/8/16

235. Ntui-Bassey, OkokonECS/M.Sc/11/009

M.Sc Economics Agricultural credit and agricultural development in Nigeria.

17/8/16

Department of Geography ad Environmental Science

236. Essessien, Amaku AwattGEO/M.Sc/10/019

M.Sc Biogeography Assessment of Okpokong Riparian vegetation degradation on aquatic ecosystem in Odukpani Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

237. Foncha, Jicenta Ph.D Biodiversity An evaluation of the success 10/5/16

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Conservation and Management

of participatory forest management project in the Oku Mountain Region, Cameroon.

238. Amuyou, Ushuki AyankukwaGEO/M.Sc/07/008

M.Sc Land Resource Evaluation and Planning

Implications of canternary variations in soils on agricultural landuse in the Obudu Mountains, Cross River State, Nigeria.

31/5/16

239. Umo, Nsima EdemGEO/Ph.D/10/016

Ph.D Population, Development and Environment

Assessment of microfinancing in rural poverty reduction among farmers in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

27/06/16

240. Ukam, Leonard EdadiGEO/Ph.D/05/001

Ph.D Tourism and Conservation Planning

The effects of tourism infrastructure on the flora diversity status of tourism hot-spots in Southern Cross River State, Nigeria

14/07/16

241. Ekpei, Stella IlokGEO/M.Sc/06/008

M.Sc Biogeography The effect of conservation measures on women livelihood in Oban Division of Cross River National Park (CRNP), Nigeria.

14/07/16

242. Eke, Reginald OkechukwuGEO/Ph.D/07/009

Ph.D Urban Development Panning

The role of cooperatives in Mass Housing Provision in Calabar, Nigeria.

18/6/16

243. Eyo, Ekei EffiongGEO/M.SC/09/028

M.Sc Ecotourism, Conservation and Recreation Planning

The socio-cultural impact of tourism on the indigenous people of Calabar Municipality, Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

244. Henshaw, Afaha EssienGEO/M.Sc/11/006

M.Sc Tourism The role of Tinapa Business Resort in the socio-economic development of Adiabo community in Odukpani Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria.

17/8/16

Department of Sociology

245. Udobong, Regina EmmanuelSOC/Ph.D/09/001

Ph.D Medical Sociology

Socio-medical approach and success in the management of women living with HIV/AIDS in Heat-to-Heart centres in Calabar Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

246. Egbelo, Anna KinaSOC/M.Sc/11/009

M.Sc Sociology of Development

Small and medium scale enterprises and socio-economic wellbeing or rural dwellers in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

26/4/16

247. Akpan, Utibe OkonSOC/M.Sc/12/052


Women empowerment and sustainable socio-economic development in Uyo Senatorial District, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

248. Isamoh, Helen AganSOC/M.Sc/13/007

M.Sc Criminology Social factors and juvenile delinquent bahaviour among adolescents in

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Yakurr Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria.

249. Umoh, Dise ObotSOC/M.Sc/11/008

M.Sc Criminology Alcohol related spousal abuse in Ukanafun Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

250. Eseoghene, osedjerhe OmoniyiSOC/M.Sc/09/008

M.Sc Industrial Sociology

Participatory management and employee effectiveness in Calabar Urban Development Authority (CUDA) Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

251. Ayuk, Awunghe AchuSOC/Ph.D/09/003

Ph.D Criminology Communal conflict and criminal violence in Nko and Onyeoadama communities of Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

252. Coker, Gabriel MichealSOC/M.Sc/12/051

M.Sc Demography Determinants of vital registration compliance in Odukpani Local Government Area of Cross River State.

20/4/16

253. Nyong, Sovereign FelixSOC/M.Sc/11/003


Carnival bands and socioeconomic implications on the lives of the people of Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

254. Igbang, Thomas UlakomSOC/Ph.D/06/007


The Challenges of health human resource utilization in combating HIV/AIDS: A study of health workers in secondary health facilities in Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

255. Usoroh, Beauty OkonSOC/M.Sc/11/037


Microfinance banking and socioeconomic wellbeing of the rural people in Ikot Ekpene Senetorial District of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

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256. Aganyi, Isaac OgarSOC/M.Sc/10/021


Cross River State community and social development agency activities and the socioeconomic development of Bekwarra local Government Area, Nigeria.

20/4/16

257. Emmanuel, Sylvanus LukeSOC/M.Sc/10/016

M.Sc Criminology Prison environments and inmates’ behavior in selected prisons, Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

258. Obeten, Ude BasseySOC/Ph.D/09/002

Ph.D Industrial Sociology

An assessment of conditional cash transfer scheme and poverty alleviation among beneficiaries in Cross River State, Nigeria (2009-2012).

20/4/16

259. Edet, Ekeng EffiomSOC/M.Sc/11/016

M.Sc Development Sociology

European Union Counterpart projects and socioeconomic development of rural communities in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

20/4/16

260. Abang, Paul EnoSOC/M.Sc/09/039


Privatization of electricity agencies in Nigeria and its effects on the socio economic development of Calabar Municipality, Cross River State, Nigeria.

16/5/16

261. Lawi, Danjuma BumkeSOC/M.Sc/11/038

M.Sc Criminology White-collar crime and the provision of social Infrastructure in Southern Senatorial District of Taraba

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SOC/Ph.D/10/011Ph.D Development

SociologyTotal Oil Company activities and the socio-economic wellbeing of rural communities in Western Senatorial District of River State, Nigeria.

4/07/16

263. Esuabana, Asuquo JamesSOC/M.SC/13/006

M.Sc Criminology Parental socio-economic status and examination malpractice in some selected secondary schools in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

264. Anam, Bassey EkpenyongSOC/Ph.D/11/005

Ph.D Development Sociology

European Union MPP6 projects and socio-economic wellbeing of communities in Cross River and Akwa Ibom States, Nigeria.

30/6/16

265. Odere, Felicia EbeyinSOC/M.Sc/12/063


Socio-economic implications of Calabar carnival festival on the people of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

266. Nwadinobi, Godson ChibuezeSOC/Ph.D/11/001


Maternal mortality determinants and societal development in Central Senatorial District of Abia State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

267. Omoregha, Omoaregha AgbyayoSOC/M.Sc/13/027

M.Sc Medical Sociology

Socio-economic determinants of healthcare services utilization among rural dwellers in Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

268. Mbat, Margaret DavidSOC/Ph.D/09/008


First ladies’ empowerment programmes and socio-economic wellbeing of rural women in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

269. Akpan, Esther ClementSOC/M.Sc/10/024


Women empowerment and wellbeing of rural dwellers in Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

270. Oladipo, Busayo StephenSOC/Ph.D/11/003

Ph.D Criminology Youth and terrorist activities in Borno State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

271. Abejeshi, Augustine AkpangSOC/M.Sc/11/022

M.Sc Criminology An analysis of the administration of criminal justice system and the treatment of victims’ rights in Northern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

272. Ipole, Peter AfiSOC/Ph.D/10/012

Ph.D Industrial Sociology

Working conditions and Labour Union agitation in Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

273. Ndoma-egba, Roy OjongSOC/M.Sc/13/009


Projects Hope and Comfort and the millennium development goals in Cross River State (2000-2013).

30/6/16

274. Eteng, Womi SamuelSOC/M.Sc/13/002


Sociocultural factors affecting utilization of healthcare services in Yakurr Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

275. Ogana, Josephine FidelisSOC/Ph.D/09/038


Health education and awareness of family planning services among secondary school teenagers in Calabar South Local

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Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria.

276. Labbo, Murtala GusauSOC/M.Sc/09/029


The role of education in national development: A case study of the Universal Basic Education (UBE) programme in Gusau Local Government Area, Zamfara State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

277. Obona, Adat AdatSOC/M.Sc/12/049


Community mobilization strategies and people’s participation in poverty alleviation programme in Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/16/16

278. Egwuonwu, Chiamaka VenatusSOC/M.Sc/13/001


Maternal employment and psycho-social development in children of working and non-working mothers in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

279. Bisong, Kenneth BisongSOC/M.Sc/08/014


Government programmes and community development in Central Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

280. Eyong, Butum BasseySOC/M.Sc/12/074


Football fanaticism and emotional health implication for youths in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

281. Okon, Offiong PatrickSOC/M.Sc/10/014


Utilization of health services in Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

282. Ibia, Idorenyin OkonSOC/M.Sc/10/028


Traditional birth attendant practices and healthcare preference in Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River Area of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

283. Ugwu, Ifeoma TheresaSOC/M.Sc/12/047


Customers perception of the safety of street food and consumption in Calabar Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

284. Archibong, Sharon-Rose JosephSOC/M.Sc/13/010


Socio-economic factors and health of women of reproductive age in University of Calabar Teaching Hospital in Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

285. Awafung, Runyi JacobSOC/M.Sc/11/015


Physician-nurse relationship and patients’ care in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria.

30/6/16

286. Okorie, ChimaobiSOC/Ph.D/10/11


Total Oil Company activites and the socio-economic wellbeing of rural communities in Western

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287. Ekum, Bajie OduSOC/M.Sc/12/065


Carnival festival and health implications for youth in Calabar Metropolis, Cross River State, Nigeria.

3/8/16

288. David, MarshalSOC/M.Sc/11/019

M.Sc Criminology Imprisonment and rehabilitation of inmates in contemporary Nigerian prisons in Cross River State, Nigeria.

17/8/16

289. Ekwueme, ChizobaSOC/M.Sc/10/055

M.Sc Criminology Incidence of armed robbery and its effects on the socio-economic lives of the people of Owerri Municiplaity, Imo State, Nigeria.

17/8/16

290. Obot, Blessing AnietieSOC/M.Sc/10/073


Health care providers and patients’ interaction obstetrics and gynaecology in University of Calabar Teaching Hospital Nigeria: Implications for orthodox healthcare.

17/8/16

Department of Political Science

291. Egbe, Olaweri Dennis JososephPOS/Ph.D/06/008

Ph.D International Relations

Application of the Shell Global Memorandum of Understanding to the development of oil baring communities in Bayelsa State, Nigeria, 2006-2012.

14/6/16

292. Ikpatt, Eyeyak ArchibongIPA/M.Sc/06/006

M.Sc Policy and Administrative Studies

Power sector crisis and industrial productivity in Niger Mills Company Limited, Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.

13/6/16

293. Nwosu, Ann FrancisPOS/Ph.D/10/01

Ph.D Political Science National health system and the implementation of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in Nigeria: An evaluation of child and maternal health in Cross River State, Nigeria 2005-2013.

17/8/16

294. Agbankwo, Ndem AnaPOS/M.Sc/06/006

M.Sc Political Science Resource generation, utilization and the performance of local government areas in Cross River State, Nigeria 1999-2007.

17/8/16

295. Demort, StephenIPA/M.Sc/06/009

M.Sc Policy and Administrative Studies

The role of civil society organizations and sustainable development in Cross River State, Nigeria.

17/8/16

296. Undie, Ignatius AnegwePOS/M.Sc/05/076

M.Sc Public Administration

Policy appraisal of urban development administration in Nigeria: A case study of Calabar Urban Development Authority.

23/8/16

297. Azu, Victoria NkechiPOS/Ph.D/11/001


State-local government fiscal relations and local government performance in Abia State, Nigeria (1999-2014).

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298. Akpan, Peter Okon Ph.D Public Administrative challenges and 24/8/16

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POS/Ph.D/10/004 Administration public water supply in Cross River State, Nigeria: A study of Cross River State Water Board Limited.

Department of Public Administration

299. Eja, Terrence RichardPAD/M.Sc/13/021


Management style and organizational performance in Nigeria: A study of Abi Local Government Transport Company (ARBITRANS) Itigidi, Cross River State, Nigeria.

17/8/18

300. Pina, Promise AkuroPAD/M.Sc/13/010


Internal control mechanisms and revenue generation in Rivers State Internal Revenue Service (RIRS), Nigeria.

17/8/16

301. Ayamba, Itojong AnthonyPAD/M.Sc/13/013


An evaluation of the National Identity Management policy in Nigeria.

17/8/16

After the presentation, Senate approved the three hundred and one (301) theses

subject to the correction of errors pointed out.

MINUTE UCS/208/26.00 – MATTERS FROM FACULTIES/INSTITUTES1. FACULTY OF ALLIED MEDICAL SCIENCEA. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LAB. SCIENCES

S/N Academic Type of Results No of Date of Date of Session Students Executive Senate

Approval Ratification

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1. 2001/2002 Sessional Result yr 1 of 5 1 2/8/2016 25/8/2016

2. 2002/2003 Sessional Result yr 2 0f 5 1 2/8/2016 25/8/2016




6. 2006/2007 Degree Result yr 5 of 5 1 2/8/2016 25/8/2016


8. 2007/2008 long Vac. Result yr 6 of 5 1 2/8/2016 25/8/2016

9. 2007/2008 Corrected Result yr 5 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

10. 2008/2009 Omitted Result yr 3 of 5 19 9/5/2016 25/8/2016


12. 2012/2013 Sessional Result yr 3 of 4 1 2/8/2016 25/8 2016

13. 2012/2013 Corrected Result yr 3 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

14. 2013/2014 Sessional Res. Yrs 1 of 5; 2 of 5; 3 of 5; 4 of 5 343 9/5/2016 25/8/2016


16. 2013/2014 Probation Result yrs 1 of 5; 3 of 5 13 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

17. 2014/2015 Degree Result yrs 8 of 5; 5 of 4 2 2/8/2016 25/8/2016

18. 2015/2016 Degree Result yrs 6 of 4 1 2/8/2016 25/8/2016

B. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LAB. SCIENCE a. CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY RESULTS



21. 2014/2015 Degree Result yr 5 of 5; 6 of 5; 7 of 5 27 3/6/2016 25/8/2016

22. 2014/2015 Long Vac. Result yr 5 of 5 4 3/6/2016 25/8/2016

b. MICROBIOLOGY/ PARASITOLOGY RESEULTS






28. 2012/2013 Sessional Result yrs 4 of 5; 3 of 5 2 20/6/2016 25/8/2016


30. 2013/2014 Sessional Result yr 4 of 5; 2 of 5 2 20/6/2016 25/8/2016


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32. 2013/2014 long Vac. Result yr 7 of 5 1 20/6/2016 25/8/2016

33. 2014/2015 Degree Result yrs 5 of 5; 6 of 5; 7 of 5 39 3/6/2016 25/8/2016

34. 2014/2015 Sessional Result yr 6 of 5; 7 of 5; 5 of 5 8 20/6/2016 25/8/2016

b. HAEMATOLOGY /BLOOD GROUP SEROLOGY

35. 2011/2012 Degree result yr 5 of 5 1 3/6/2016 25/8/2016



38. 2014/2015 Degree Result yrs 5 of 5; 6 of 5; 7 of 5 27 3/6/2016 25/8/2016

39. 2014/2015 Long Vac. Result yrs 6 of 5; 7 of 5 4 3/6/2016 25/8/2016

c. HISTOPATHOLOGY RESULTS


41. 2012/2013 Degree Result yrs 6 of 5 4 3/6/2016 25/8/2016


43. 2014/2015 Degree result yr 5 of 5; 6 of 5; 8 of 5 6 3/6/2016 25/8/2016


C. DEPARTMENT OF NURSING SCIENCE

45. 2011/2012 Sessional Result Yrs 3 of 5; 2 of 5 107 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

46. 2012/2013 Sessional Result Yr 3 of 4; 4 of 5 51 9/5/2016 25/8/2016


48. 2013/2014 Degree Result yr 4 of 4; 5 of 5 45 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

II FACULTY OF EDUCATIONA. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION,GUIDANCE & COUSELLING49. 2011/2012 Sessional Result yr 1 of 3 8 11/2/2016 25/8/2016



B. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS



54. 2010/2011 Sessional result yrs 3 of 4; 1 of 3 17 2/8/2016 25/8/2016




58. 2012/2013 Long vac. Result yr 5 of 4 7 2/8/2016 25/8/2016

59. 2012/2013 Correctional Degree result yr 4 of 4 1 17/3/2016 25/8/2016

60. 2013/2014 Long Vac. Result yrs 5 of 4 9 17/3/2016 25/8/2016

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C. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION




III SANDWICH PROGRAMMEA EDU. FOUND,GUID. & COUNSELLING.a. SOCIAL STUDIES UNIT

65. Dec., 2007 Sessional Result yr 2 of 6 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

66. April/Aug., o9 Sessional Result yr 4 of 6; 2 of 5 4 9/5/2016 25/8/2016


68. Aug, 2010 Sessional Result yr 4 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

69. Aug., 2011 Degree Result yr 5 of 5 3 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

70. Aug., 11/ April 12 Sessional Result yr 2 of 6 8 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

71. 2010/2011 sessional Result yr 2 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

72. April/Aug.,11 Sessional Result yr 2 of 6 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

73. April., 2011 Degree result yr 5 of 5 2 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

74. April/Aug.,12 Sessional Result yrs 2 of 5; 4 of 5; 4 of 6 18 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

75. Aug., 2012 Sessional Result yr 2 of 6 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

76. April 2012 Sessional Result yr 2 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

77. April/Aug., 13 Sessional Result yr 4 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

78. April 2013 Sessional Result yr 4 of 6; 4 of 5 9 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

79. April,11/13 Degree Result yr 6 of 6 21 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

80. April 13/14 Sessional Result yr 4 of 6 15 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

81. Aug., 14/April 15 Degree Result yr 6 of 6 16 9/5/2016 25/8/2016


83. April/Aug., 2014 Degree Result yr 4 of 5 2 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

84. April/Aug.,2014 Degree Result yr 6 of 6 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

85. April 2015 Degree Result yr 5 of 5 3 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

b. RELIGION UNIT


87. April/ Aug., 2013 Sessional Result yr 3 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

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c. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE UNIT

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I B.ED GUID. AND COUNSELLING ( PROFESSIONAL)

92. April/Aug.,2002 Sessional Result yr 2 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016



d. ENGLISH UNIT



97. April., 2012 Sessional Result yr 2 of 5; 2 of 6 2 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

98. April 2012 Degree result yr 5 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

99. 2013 Sessional Result yr 4 of 6 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

100. April 2014 sessional result yr 4 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016


e. BIOLOGY UNIT


103. Aug.,10 Sessional Result yr 4 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

104. Aug., 11 degree result yr 5 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

B. DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL & SPECIAL EDUCATIONi. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE EDU.






110. Aug., 11 Sessional Result yr 1 of 5; 2 of 5 22 9/5/2016 25/8/2016



ii BUSINESS EDUCATION

113 Aug.,2008 Sessional Result yr 1 of 5 5 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

114 April 2009 Sessional Result yr 2 of 5 4 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

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115 April/Aug.,11 Sessional Result yr 1 of 6; 2 of 6; 1 of 4; 2 of 4;1 of 5; 2 of 5 39 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

116 April/ Aug.12 Sessional Result yrs 3 of 5; 4 of 5; 1 of 5; 2 of 5 40 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

117 April 11/Aug.12 Sessional result yr 1 of 5; 2 of 5; 1 of 4 17 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

118 Aug., 2012 Sessional Result yr 1 of 4 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

119 April 2013 Sessional Result yr yr 5 of 6; 3 of 5 3 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

120 Aug., 2013 Degree Result yr 6 of 6 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

121 April 2 013 Degree Result yr 5 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

122 April 2014 degree Result yr 4 of 4; 5 of 5 20 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

123 Aug., 2014 Degree Result yr5 of 5 7 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

124 April 2014 Sessional Result yr 4 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

C. DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING EDU. & DEVELOPMENT STUDIESI. B.ED ADULT EDU. /COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – CES125. 2012/2013 Correctional degree Result yr 5 of 5 6 9/5/2016 25/8/2016


ii. B.ED ADULT EDU. / INDUSTRIAL AND LABOUR STUDIES - CES

127. 2008/2009 Correction of Sessional Result yr 1 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

128 2009/2010 Correction of Sessional Res. Yr 2 of 5 1 9/5/2016 25/8/2016



iii. B.ED. ADULT EDU. / INDUSTRIAL & LAB. STUDIES – NUC

131. 2013/2014 Sessional Result yr s 1 of 3; 2 of 3 8 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

132. 2013/2014 degree result yr 3 of 3 2 9/5/2016 25/8/2016

1. NCE RESULT FROM FED COLLEGE OF EDU. OBUDUi. ADULT & CONTINUING EDU. – ENGLISH UNIT.


135. 2012/2013 sessional result yr 2 of 3 3 10/5/2016 25/8/2016

136. 2013/2014 Final result yr 3 of 3 3 10/5/2016 25/8/2016

ii. POLITICAL SCIENCE UNIT

137. 2011/2012 Sessional Result yr yr 1 of 3 2 10/5/2016 25/8/2016

138. 2012/2013 Sessional result yr 2 of 3 2 10/5/2016 25/8/2016


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iv. SOCIAL STUDIES UNIT

143. 2011/2012 Sessional Result yr 1of 3 3 10/5/2016 25/8/2016



2. EDUCATION CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES




3. EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES



151. 2013/2014 Final Result yr 3 of 3 13 10/5/2016 25/8/2016

4. EDUCATION MATHEMATICS


153. 2012/2013 sessional Result yr 2 of 3 7 10/5/2016 25/8/2016

154. 2013/2014 final result yr 3 of 3 7 10/5/2016 25/8/2016

5. EDUCATION FRENCH




6. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION




7. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE EDUCATION



164. 2013/2014 Final Result yr 3 of 10 10/5/2016 25/8/2016

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9. HUMAN KINETICS



10. BUSINESS EDUCATION




11. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY a. CHEMISTRY UNIT




b. BIOLOGY UNIT




12. EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

a. CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES UNIT




b. SOCIAL STUDIES UNIT




c. BIOLOGY UNIT




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13. GUIDANCE COUNSELLING

a. ENGLISH UNIT




b. ECONOMICS UNIT


195. 201`2/2013 Sessional Result yr 2 of 3 1 10/5/2016 25/8/2016


c. POLITICAL SCIENCE UNIT




iv. FACULTY OF SCIENCEA DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGYi. B.SC. MARINE GEOLOGY (UME)200. 2013/2014 Degree Result yr 5 of 4; 4 of 4 73 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

201. 2013/2014 Long Vac. Result yr 5 of 4; 4 of 4 23 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

ii. B.SC. MARINE GEOLOGY (CES)

202. 2009/2010 Correction of Result yr 1 of 4; 3 of 4 2 14/3/2016 25/8/2016


204. 2010/2011 correction of probation res. Yr 2 of 4 1 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

205. 2011/2012 Omitted result yr 5 of 4 1 4/2/2016 25/8/2016

206. 2011/2012 Correction of Result yr 3 of 4 4 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

207. 2012/2013 Omitted Result yr 4 of 4; 6 of 4 2 4/2/2016 25/8/2016

208. 2012/2013 Correction of Result yr 4 of 10 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

209. 2012/2013 probation result yr 5 of 4 8 4/2/2016 25/8/2016

210. 2013/2014 Direct Entry result yr 4 of 3 1 14/3/2016 25/8/2016



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213. 2009/2010 Correction of result yr 1 of 4 2 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

214. 2011/2012 Correction of result yr 3 of 4 10 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

215. 2013/2014 Sessional result yr 1 of 4 65 4/2.2016 25/8/2016

216. 2013/2014 Degree Result yr 4 of 4; 5 of 5 57 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

217. 2013/2014 Long Vac. Result yr 4 of 4; 5 of 4 18 14/3/2016 25/8/2016

INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION

1. DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL EDU.a. SOCIAL STUDIES218. 2012/2013 Final Result yr 2 of 2 3 9/5/2016 25/5/2016

b. BASIC SCIENCE

219. 2012/2013 Final Result yr 2 OF 2 1 9/5/2016 25/5/2016

c. ENGLISH LANGUAGE


2. DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION

a. BASIC SCIENCE

221 2012/2013 Final Result yr 2 of 2 2 9/5/2016 25/5/2016

b. SOCIAL STUDIES

222. 2012/2013 Final Result Yr 2 of 2 3 9/5/2016 25/5/2016

c. ENGLISH LANGUAGE


d. BUSINESS EDUCATION

224. Final Result yr 2 of 2 6 9/5/2016 25/5/2016

3. DIPLOMA IN LIBRARY & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

a. ENGLISH LANGUAGE


b. BUSINESS EDUCATION


c. SOCIAL STUDIES


4. DIPLOMA IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGYa. AGRIC SCIENCE


b. SOCIAL STUDIES

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MINUTE UCS/208/27.00 – ANY OTHER BUSINESS (AOB)

UCS/208/27.01 – Security Measures

The Chairman was worried by the recent kidnapping of members of the families of

some staff in the staff quarters. As part of the security measures put in place by the

University Management, he announced the prohibition of farming activities in

between houses in the staff quarters. He encouraged members living in the quarters

to provide security lighting around their houses.

UCS/208/27.02 – End of Tenure

The Chairman announced that the tenure of office for some Deans/Heads of

Departments would end on 30th September, 2016. He encouraged affected members

to ensure a smooth transition before 1st October, 2016.

UCS/208/27.03 – Criss-Crossing of Power

The Chairman of Senate frowned at the recent development of criss-crossing of

power in the University. He advised that the laid down rules of seniority should be

observed by staff.

UCS/208/27.04 – Vice-Chancellor’s visit to Faculty of Agriculture

The Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry & Wildlife Resource Management,

regretted the Vice-Chancellor’s inability to pay his scheduled visit to the Faculty. He

requested the Chairman to reschedule the visit as this would provide the opportunity

for him to appraise the accommodation situation in the Faculty.

UCS/208/27.05 – Submission of CES Results

The Chairman advised Deans and Heads of Departments running CES programmes

who were yet to submit the results for the 2014/2015 academic session to do so

without further delay. He stressed that this would constitute the condition for

payment of honoraria to affected staff.

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UCS/208/27.6 – Prohibition on Compulsory Sale of Textbooks

A member drew Senate’s attention to the exixting prohibition on compulsory sale of

textbooks by lectures. He feared, though, that students misconstrued the directive to

mean that they should not buy at all books relevant to their courses. He urged Senate

to review the policy.

The Chairman expressed concern over the reintroduction of compulsory textbooks in

the University. He reaffirmed the existing University policy on the matter.

MINUTE UCS/208/28.00 – ADJOURNMENT

In the absence of matters for further discussion, the meeting was adjourned at

3.54pm on a motion moved and seconded by Prof. S. O. Abang and Prof. James

Epoke, respectively. Prof. Alice Eta Asim offered the closing prayer.

…………………………….. …………...…….……………Prof. Zana Akpagu Moses O. AbangVice Chancellor & Chairman of Senate Registrar & Secretary to Senate

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