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UNN and Howard University to collaborate in Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing and Law
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UNN and Howard University to collaborate in Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing and Law
Historic black higher institution Howard University of America is to collaborate with the University of Nigeria Nsukka through faculty and student exchanges in key disciplines of pharmacy, medicine, nursing, dentistry and law.
The collaboration follows extensive discussions and meetings involving a UNN team led by Vice Chancellor Professor Bartholomew Okolo and officials of Howard University led by Provost and Chief Academic Officer Professor Wayne A.I. Fredrick. The University of Nigeria team met with their Howard counterparts on Friday, August 16 at the Howard campus in Maryland, Washington DC, USA.
The collaborations, as solicited by the UNN Vice-Chancellor, would include staff and student exchanges, joint workshops and conferences, shared curricula and joint grant applications. Both parties are working on the memorandum of understanding covering the agreement.
The Howard University team comprised of Provost Fredrick, Dr Alvin Thornton, senior academic adviser to the President, Dean of the College of Pharmacy Dr. Anthony Wutoh, Dean of the College of Medicine Dr Mark Johnson and Dean of the College of Nursing and Applied Sciences Dr Mary Hill.
On the mission with Okolo were Professor Anene Moneke, Senior Special Assistant to the VC on Projects and Head, Department of Microbiology, Professor Ben Ogwo, Director Centre for Technical Vocational Education, Training and Research and Dr Bennet Nwanguma, Senior Special Assistant to the Vice Chancellor on Special Duties.
Howard University is a federally chartered, private, coeducational, non-sectarian, historically black university. Founded in 1867, Howard University is one of only 48 U.S. private, Doctoral/Research-Extensive universities, comprising 12 schools and colleges with 10,500 students enjoying academic pursuits in more than 120 areas of study leading to undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees. The University continues to attract the nation’s top students and produces more on-campus African-American Ph.D.s than any other university in the world. Since 1998, the University has produced a Rhodes Scholar, a Truman Scholar, six Fulbright Scholars and nine Pickering Fellows.
Founder of UNN, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe is a notable alumnus of Howard University. So is current President of the institution H. Patrick Swygert, the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall; the first African-American governor L. Douglas Wilder; Nobel Laureate and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Toni Morrison; Savage Holdings LLC CEO and Howard Board of Trustees Chairman Frank Savage. Others include Emmy Award-winning actress Phylicia Rashad; opera singer Jessye Norman; actress, producer and director Debbie Allen; the first African-American president of the American College of Surgeons, Dr. LaSalle Leffall, Jr.; attorney, civil rights leader and Wall St. executive Vernon Jordan; former mayor and United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young; and the first female mayor of Atlanta, Shirley Franklin.
University of Nigeria is the first full-fledged university in Nigeria, founded in Nigeria’s independence year 1960. The 53-year old institution runs diverse programmes in arts and sciences featuring 15 faculties, 105 departments and seven directorates charged with special projects. It has a student body of 40, 000 in four campuses of Nsukka, Enugu, Ituku Ozalla and Aba.
The main campus in Nsukka houses programmes in agriculture, basic and biological sciences, engineering, arts and social sciences while the Enugu campus houses professional courses in management, architecture, law and environmental sciences. The College of Medicine, with a teaching and referral hospital, is located at Ituku-Ozalla, on the outskirts of the Enugu state capital, while the School of Languages is located at Aba, in Abia State.
The collaboration with Howard University is in line with a programme by University Management under Okolo’s leadership to pursue institutional advancement and revive the original vision of building a global centre of learning in Nsukka. UNN has entered collaborations with no fewer than 40 institutions across four continents since 2009.
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Professor Emmanuel N. Obikili
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Contact Details
Name:Professor Emmanuel N. Obikili![]()
Email Address:
Phone Number: +2348033827987
Contact Address:emmanuel.obikili@unn.edu.ng
Department of Anatomy, College of Medicine,
University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus.
Brief Biography
Education: (Degrees, starting from the highest, with dates and granting bodies.)
a. FWACS 2001 WACS
b. FMCR 2001 MCR
c. M Sc. 1991 University of Calabar
d. MB,BS 1984 College of Medicine, University of Ibadan
e. G.C.E ‘A’ LEVEL 1979 Federal School of Arts and Science, Lagos
f. WASC 1977 B. M. G. S. Adazi-Nnukwu
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Activities and Responsibilities
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Teaching and Professional Experience ( starting from current
a. Professor 2006 till date
b. President, Society of Experimental and Clinical Anatomists of Nigeria (SECAN) till date
c. Fellow, Anatomical Society of Nigeria
d. Member, Association of Radiologists of West Africa
e. Ag. Head, Department of Anatomy 1992-1994, 2006-2008, 2010-2011
f. College Dean (Preclinical) 2000-2002
g. Member, Nigerian Medical Association
h. Senior Lecturer 1992
i. Lecturer I 1991
j. Lecturer II 1987
k. Resident in Radiation Medicine, UNTH, Enugu 1986 - 1987
l. NYSC, Oyo state 1985 - 1986
m. House officer , Parklane General Hospital, Enugu 1984 - 1985
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Research Archive
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Publications
1. Obikili EN, Singh SP. Secular growth trend in adult structure of Nigerians. Orient Journal of Medicine 1992; 4 :44-47
2. Obikili EN. Cormic index of young adult Nigerian Ibos. Orient Journal of Medicine 1992; 5:128-132.
3. Obikili EN, Ude AC. Pelvic phleboliths in a Nigerian population. West African Journal of Radiology 1998; 5:
4. Ani COC, Okoye IJ, Obikili EN, Agwuna KK, Enweani UN, Umerah BC. Clinically occult ruptured diaphragm. West African Journal of Radiology 1999; 6:4-6
5. Obikili EN, Jiburum BC, Okoye IJ, Ude AC, Onuh AC, Umerah BC. Cranio-orbital neurofibromatosis with gross erosions of the right hemi-mandible in a Nigerian: a case report. West African Journal of Radiology 1999; 6:11-16
6. Obikili EN, Okoye IJ, Mgbor SO. AIDS-related giant renal abscess in a young adult Nigerian. West African Journal of Radiology 2000; 7:35-37.
7. Obikili EN, Singh SP. Sex dimorphism in the adult stature of a Nigerian population. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Anatomy, 2002; 1: 36-39.
8. Obikili EN., Okoye IJ. Sonographic diagnosis of vesico-vaginal fistula: a case report. West African Journal of Ultrasound, 2002; 3:32-34 .
9. Obikili EN. A comical dissection of the heart of the mottos of some Nigerian States. Journal of College of Medicine, 2003; 8: 45-47.
10. Obikili EN, Okoye IJ, Onwuasoigwe O, Ude AC, Umerah BC. Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia with auditory impairment and delayed menarche in a Nigerian. Central African Journal of Medicine, 2003; 29: 114-117.
11. Obikili EN, Ohaegbulam C, Ekanem TB. Aligwekwe U, Singh SP. Cephalic index in a young adult Nigerian population. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Anatomy, 2004; 3:4-7.
12. Obikili EN. The anatomy of the head and the heart: a comical application to family life. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Anatomy, 2004; 3:67.
13. Obikili EN., Okoye IJ. Aortic arch diameter in frontal chest radiographs of a normal Nigerian population. Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2004; 13:171-174.
14. Ozumba BC, Obi SN, Obikili EN, Waboso P. Age, symptoms and perception of menopause among Nigerian women. J Obstet Gynaecol Ind 2004; 54 (6): 574-578.
15. Obikili EN, Okoye IJ. Transverse cardiac diameter in frontal chest radiographs of a normal adult Nigerian population. Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2005: 14 (3): 295-298
16. Obikili EN, Okoye IJ, Jiburum BC. An unusual bone infarct in a young adult sickler. Annals of African Medicine, 2005; 4(2) 91-92
17. Mgbor SO, Ezegwui HU, Obikili EN, Ikeme AC, Onuh AC, Onwasigwe C. Perception of hysterosalpingogram by infertile women in a developing country. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 2005; 25 (5):504-505
18. Obikili EN., Okoye IJ, Yangni-Angate, N’Gbesso RD. Cardiothoracic ratio in frontal chest radiographs of a normal adult Nigerian population. Journal Africain Imagerie Medicale 2005; 1 (8):554-561
19. Obikili EN. Esom EA. Ezepue. Performance of students in Anatomy in the 2nd MB BS examinations. Orient Journal of Medicine 2006; 18 (1&2):
20. Obikili EN, Okoye I J, Onuh A. Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva in a Nigerian: a case report. African Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences 2006; 35:177-180
21. Obikili EN. Biacromial and biiliac diameters in a young adult Southeastern Nigerian population . Journal of Experimental and Clinical Anatomy 2006; 5(1):59-62.
22. Obikili EN, Didia BC. Foot dimensions of a young adult Nigerian population. Port Harcourt Medical Journal 2006; 1:22-24
23. Obikili EN and Nwoye LO. Indices of obesity derived from weight and height. Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2006; Jul-Sep : 219-221
24. Obikili EN, Okoye IJ. Transverse thoracic diameter in frontal chest radiographs of an adult Nigerian population. West African Journal of Medicine, 2006 Jul-Sep; 25 (3) 186-189.
25. Ewunonu EO, Ekanem TB, Egwu OA, Eteudo AN, Ugwu AC, Akpa AOC, Obikili EN The facial index of Nigerian Igbos. Journal of Biomedical Sciences in Africa, 2006; 4(1):33-36.
26. Obikili EN. Husband and wife dialogue. Journal of College of Medicine,
2007; 12: 113-114
27. Obikili EN. The role of jokes in the teaching of Anatomy. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Anatomy 2008; 7(2):28-30.
28. Obikili EN, Obioha F. Okoye IJ. Collodiaphyseal angle. West African Journal of Radiology 2008
29. Anyanwu GE, Obikili EN. Variations of the proximal attachment of the biceps brachii muscle in a Nigerian population. International Journal of Anatomical Variations 2009; 2:91-92
30. Anyanwu GE, Obikili EN, Esom AE, Ozoemana FN. Prevalence and pattern of communication of median and musculocutaneous nerves within the black population: Nigeria - a case study. International Journal of Biomedical and Health Sciences. 2009; 5 (2):87-94
31. Anyanwu EG, Obikili EN. Variations of the proximal attachment of the biceps brachii muscle
in a Nigerian population. International Journal of Anatomical Variations 2009; 2: 91–92
32. 32. Eze JN, Obikil EN, Ezepue UF, Ozoemena OFN, Esom EA. Patterns of Handedness and Socio-cultural Influences on Dextrality Amongst University of Nigeria Medical Students.Journal of Experimental and Clinical Anatomy 2009;l8 (2):20
33. Nwachukwu DC, Nwagha UI, Obikili EN, Ejezie FE, Okwuosa CN, Nweke ML, Ezeh CO. Assessment of body mass index and blood pressure among university students in, Enugu, South East, Nigeria. Niger J Med. 2010 Apr-Jun;19(2):148-52
34. Obikili EN, Okoye IJ, Anyanwu GE. Aortic and heart dimensions of children and adolescents in a Nigerian population.. Biomedical Research 2010; 21(2): 195-198
35. Anyanwu GE, Udemezue OO, Obikili EN. Dark age of sourcing cadavers in developing countries: A Nigerian survey. Clinical Anatomy 2011; 24(7): 831-836
36. Anyanwu EG, Obikili EN. Dissecting the dissectors: Knowledge, attitude, and practice of body bequests by Nigerian anatomists. Anat Sci Educ. 2012 Nov;5(6):347-53.
BOOKS:
1. MANUAL OF PRACTICAL HITOLOGY, OBIKILI EN, NWOSU EO
(Published in 2006 by Institute For Development Studies, UNEC)
2. FROM THE HEART, OBIKILI E N (2004 by Jameson Broadman Press, Lagos)
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Contact Details
Name:Dr. A. Agu![]()
Email Address: augustine.agu@unn.edu.ng
Phone Number: +2348038742059
Contact Address:a
Department of Anatomy, College of Medicine,
University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus.
Brief Biography
Education: (Degrees, starting from the highest, with dates and granting bodies.)
a. MSc. (ANATOMY) 2011 UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA
b. NMC 2009 MEDICAL AND DENTAL COUNCIL OF NIGERIA
c. NYSC CERTIFICATE 2006 NYSC
d. COMPUTER BASIC AND DATA PROCESSING 2006 COMPUTER TRAINING INSTITUTE, KADUNA
e. MB,BS 2004 EBONYI STATE UNIVERSITY, ABAKILIKI
f. SSCE 1996 WAEC
g. FSLC 1990 SHB
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UNN set to honour pioneer graduates
“I hereby inaugurate you for the job of organising the 50th anniversary of the first graduates of the University of Nigeria; I hope you will do this with your very best. We all know your antecedents as men and women of character and purpose, and we are very optimistic that you will do the job very well, congratulations”, he said. Prof Okolo assured the committee of the support of the University administration to ensure the success of the event and make it memorable. “Whatever name the University of Nigeria has made, as the first indigenous University in Nigeria, is made possible because of the quality of products it has put forward in the labour market. If we cannot celebrate any other class, it is important that we celebrate the first graduates who left the University in 1963. This is because when this University started, most people did not give it a chance of survival.” “It was called a glorified secondary school because people thought it would collapse, so if the university survived, it was because of that first class who believed in its future”, he said. Dr Ewurum, who was the President, National Alumni Association of the University of Nigeria, from 2001-2005, added that the uniqueness of the pioneer set was evident in their active involvement in the affairs of the University as four of them had served as national Alumni Presidents out of the total of 10 presidents so far recorded by the alumni Association. He therefore pledged the willingness of his committee to work towards the success of the event and thanked the University administration for finding him and members of his committee worthy for the job. Other members of the committee are: Prof. Obioma Njoku, who will serve as the secretary, Chief Dr Grace Ukeje, Chief Bar. Andrew Oru, Emeka Anuforo, Prof. Anene Moneke, Prof. Peter Onwualu and Prof. Nkeadi Onyegegbu.
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, is planning a week-long ceremony to honour its pioneer graduates (1963 class) as part of the activities to mark the 2013 Founder’s day of the Institution which is expected to run from October 1-7, 2013.
It will be recalled that the doors of the University were opened to 220 students in 1960, while 150 of them graduated in 1963.
Inaugurating the Committee on 50th anniversary of 1st graduates of the University of Nigeria, on Monday, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Bartho Okolo said that it was a thing of honour for the University to have produced its first graduates three years after it was established in 1960 and would therefore be pleased to honour its pioneer graduates who started its journey to restoring the dignity of man.
Responding, Chairman of the Committee, Dr Okey Ewurum said that it was important to recognise the pioneer graduates of the Institution because they believed in the future of the University when other people were not confident of its survival.
Others are: Dr Edith Nwosu, Miss Chioma Onyenwe, Dr Chukwudi Anyanwu, and Mazi Nnamdi Okwuadigbo
Signed
Gabriel C. Ndu
Communication Secretary
to the Vice-Chancellor
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