CURRENT RESEARCH

•    “Investigation into the processes of  Gully Erosion in the Aghomili Basin, Isiama Igbo, Agulu, Anaocha L.G.A, Anambra State”
•   “Investigations into the 2012 Floods in Nigeria as a template for flood hazard mitigation in Nigeria under the unfolding climate change (on going)”
• “An Analysis of the physical factors responsible for floods in Nigeria with respect to the 2012 floods in Nigeria

   PUBLICATIONS

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS:

•    MOZIE, A.T. (1989) “Government Projects and Rural Development: A Study of the Impact of the Lower Anambra Irrigation Project on it’s Environs”, Rural Development Seminar Owerri, In IGBOZURIKE, U. M. Ed. Roles and Paradigms in Rural Development, Karto Press, Owerri, pp. 147-161.

•   MOZIE, A. T. (1990) “The African Physical Environment” In UKWUNGWU, J.O.et.al.    (Eds.) General Studies 205 Handbook, General Studies Division, College of     Education   Eha-Amufu pp. 10-17.

•    MOZIE, A. T (1991) “Geography and Technology” In OBODO, G. C. (Ed) Establishing Technological Culture In Nigeria, General Studies Division, College of Education Eha-Amufu.  pp. 128-131

•     ADIBE, E.C.and MOZIE, A.T.(2008)”A  Review  of  Review  of   Rural  Development  Efforts  in Nigeria” In Igbozurike,U.M.,Awuzie and Onyenechere, E.C.(2008)Rural  Poverty  In  Nigeria, Cape  Publishers  Ltd., Chpt. 22.

•    MOZIE, A. T. (2009)”Governance  and  the  Physical  Environment  in  Nigeria”

           In OTAGBURUAGU, E. J.(2009) ,Governance in Africa  in the 21st  Century, Global  Press,Nsukka.pp.330-359.

•     MOZIE, A. T.(2010)”Health  Implications  of  Quality  of   Water from  Abonyi River in  Eha-Amufu,Isi-Uzo LGA,Enugu State “, In Igbozurike, U.M.,Ijioma,M.A. and  Onyenechere,E.C.(2010) ,RURAL WATER  SUPPLY IN NIGERIA,Owerri.Chapter  24.

•   MOZIE, A. T.(2010)”A  Case for the Adoption of  the  Worst -Scenario Doctrine

           In   Responding   to Sea   Level   Changes   in   Nigeria’s   Coastal   Regions” In: ANYADIKE, R.N. C.,MADU, I.A.and AJAERO, C.K.Eds.(2010) Climate    Change And the Nigerian Environment,  Jamoe  Press ,Enugu.

•     AJAERO,C.K. and  MOZIE, A.T.(2011)”The  Agulu-Nanka  Gully Erosion Menace  in Nigeria: What  Does  the  Future Hold For  Population  at  Risk?” In    

           LEIGHTON, M.SHEN, X. and WARNER K.(2011) Climate   Change   and
           Migration: Rethinking   Policies for Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction 
           SOURCE ,No.15 United Nations  University ,Inst. Of   Environmental And Human Security, Munich.

•    MOZIE, A.T.(2012)”Human Factors in Flood  Hazards and  Disasters in Nigerian

           Cities”, IN; EZE, P.J. ED.(2012) Weathering Global Warming through Relevant
            Knowledge, Faculty  of  the  Social  Sciences, University  of  Nigeria, Nsukka.

   JOURNAL  ARTICLES

•  MOZIE, A. T. (1991) “A Case for the Adoption of the Basic Needs Approach to Rural     Development”, Journal of Social Studies, Vol. 1. No. 1, pp. 130-135.

•    MOZIE, A. T. (1992) “The Pattern of Rural development in Isi-Uzo Local Government Area of Enugu State as Determined by the Settlement Ranking Technique” Nigeria      

Research in  Education,  Vol.  11, No    1,Federal  College  of   Education, Eha  Amufu.  
 

•     MOZIE, A. T. and AYADIUNO, R. U. (2008) “The Role of Government in the Degradation       of the Landscape in Onitsha and Environs” Nigerian Journal of Geography and the Environment (NJGE) No. 1, 2008.

• MOZIE, A. T.  and   EZEMA,J.O.(2010) “Forest Resources  Exploitation  and  Its Effects      Enugu State, Nigeria”,  The  Nigerian  Journal  Of Development Studies, Vol. 7 No.2, 2010,pp. 185-203.

•  MOZIE,  A. T.(2010)”Man   As  The  Key  To  Environmental    Sustainability”     African    Journal  Of  Social  Policy  and  Administration,  Vol.  18 , No. 7

  MOZIE,  A. T.(2011)” Analysis  of  Settlement  Distribution  Pattern  in  Two  Terrain  Tracts: The Udi- Awgu  Plateau  and  the  Cross  River  Plains,  Enugu State,       Southeastern  Nigeria, Nigerian  Journal  of  Geography and  the    Environment,Vol.2,  Nos.  1and 2 pp.237-246.

•  MOZIE, A. T.(2011)  “A  Discourse  on  Nigeria’s  Environmental    Laws”, Journal  of   Liberal   Studies, Vol.14, No. 1pp.114- 136.

•  MOZIE,  A.T. (2011) “An  Average  Slope  Map   of   Onitsha   and   Environs:              Implications  for the  Onitsha  Mega   City  Project, Nigeria    Journal  of   Social  Sciences, Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 183-191.

•  MOZIE, A.T.(2011) “ Rainfall  Characteristics  of  1916  in Onitsha  and  Environs”, Nsukka   Journal of  Christian  and  Religious Studies ,Volume  4, No  1, pp. 104-112.

• MOZIE,A. T.(2012)” The  Role  of  Accessibility  in  Agricultural and  Rural                                                              

             Development in Ayamelum   Local  Government  Area, Anambra  State”,    
             Nigerian   Journal of   Policy and Administration, Volume  4,No 2.

• * Mozie A. T, Ayadiuno  R.U, Onyewelu C. A, and Upa C.  (2014), Accessing  Earthquake Risks along the  West African Coast in the  Present Climate Change Setting, IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences. e-ISSN    2279-0837  www.iosrjournals.org (Accepted  February 2014).

• * Ibenwa C.N. and Mozie, A.T (2014) “Solving the challenges of climate through religion” International Journal of Research in the Arts and the Social Sciences. (Accepted  July 2014)

     CONFERENCE/SEMINAR  PAPERS

•  MOZIE, A. T.  (1988)  “Man and the Lithosphere” Seminar Paper, Dept. of    Social  Studies, College  of  Education, Eha-Amufu.                   

•   MOZIE, A.T(1990)”Human  Settlements  And  Ecological  Relationships  in  Geographic  Space”, Seminar, GS 204 ( Social Sciences Unit) College  of  Education, Eha Amufu, August,1990.

•  MOZIE, A. T. (1991) “A General Survey of Oji River Local Government Area”, Seminar     Paper, Oji River Local Government Council Hall, August 1992.

•        MOZIE, A. T. (1993)“An assessment of the Tourism potentials of Nsukka Local     Government Area”, Seminar Paper, Nsukka Local Government Council Hall,     August 12, 1992.

•    MOZIE, A.T. (2009)  “ Uses  of  Polymers  In   Geography” Paper, International Conference on Polymer Development and   Applications, 18-21 March,2009, Department of Pharmaceutics, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Abstracts p.90f

•  MOZIE, A,T.(2010) “Some Observations on the Causative Factors and Slide   Processes in   the Ududonka Gully Head, Isiama Igbo, Agulu,Anaocha L.G.A., Anambra State”, International  Conference  on Landslides and Other Natural  Disasters, Department  of  Geology, University of Nigeria, Nsukka and  Landslides Institute, Kyoto University,Japan, 22-25 March 2010.  

• MOZIE, A. T. (2011) “An   Evaluation of   Government   Response   to Environmental  Disasters   in   Nigeria: An   Investigation   in   the   Aghomili   Basin, Anambra  State  Nigeria”: Paper, presented   during   the   International   Conference  on   Nigeria At 50: Issues   And   Agenda   for   2020    And   Beyond, Faculties   of   Education   and   the   Social   Sciences, June   2011,   University   of    Nigeria, Nsukka.

•        MOZIE,A.T.(2011)”Recent Road Improvements in Isi Uzo Local Government  Area and  Their effects on Consumer goods  trade  in  Eha-Amufu” National Conference, Association Of  Nigerian  Geography, Lagos  State  University, Ojo Campus,November 2011.

•  MOZIE, A. T.(2012)”Runoff  Management  As a  Critical  Factor In  Containing                          the    Challenges  of  Climate Change” 36th Annual  Conference of  the  Soil Science  Society  of  Nigeria, March 12-16, 2012, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.MOZIE, A.T., INWELEGBU J.O, OPARA F.E, and  OKEKE P.N. (2012) Appraising Nigeria’s   digital mapping programme, Centre for Basic Space Science, Nsukka                                              COMMISSIONED RESEARCH FOR THE WORLD  BANK AND THE UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION.OBETA,M.C.,ANYADIKE,R.N.C.,MBAJIORGU,PHIL-EZE,P.O. ,ONYEKWELU,C.A.,OCHEGE,F.U.,EZE,C.U.,EZEMONYE,M.N.,AJAKE,A.O.,MOZIE,A.T.,AYADIUNO,R.U,ALI,A.N..,NZEADIBE,T.C.,AZUWIKE,D.,EMERIBE,C.N., AKINTOYE,A.O.,CHIMA,G.N.,AJAGBOGU,OGBODO,C.AND AKUBUEZE,A.W.C. (2011) Nigerian Erosion Water Management Project(NEWMAP): Investigations  into Soil Erosion and recommendations of their Management in Enugu, Ebonyi, Anambra, Imo, Abia, Cross River and Edo States, World Bank, Abuja  and UN-FAO. (TECHNICAL REPORT).

•  Mozie A. T et al (2014) An   analysis of the physical factors of responsible for floods in Nigeria with respect to the 2012 floods in Nigeria.  Conference paper National Conference on Disaster Risk Management in Nigeria, Dept of Geography and Environmental Management. Tai Solarin University of Education Ijebu, Ode (3-5 March 2014)
• Ajaero C. K. and Mozie A. T (2014) “Socio demographic differentials in vulnerability of flood disasters in rural southeastern Nigeria” Paper International Seminar on Demographic Differential and Vulnerability to Natural Disasters in the Context of Climate Change Adaptation organized by IUSSP in Collaboration with  Chulalongkom University, Bangkok and the Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID/OAW, WU) held in Kao Lak 23-25th April 2014

• Ajaero, C. K, Mozie, A. T., Okeke, I. C, Okpanachi, J. P and Onyishi, C. (2014) “Climate Change Induced migration and Conflicts in Nigeria” Paper 3rd Climate Change and  Population Conference on Africa, organized by the Regional Institute for Population Studies (RIP) in collaboration with IDRC, CRD, at the University of Ghana, Legon, 22-25 July 2014.

Name: MOZIE, ARINZE TAGBO

Position: Lecturer 1

Contact address: Department of Geography,

Univeristy of Nigreria, Nsukka 41000                                                                

Enugu State, Nigeria.

E-mail Address:arinzemozie@yahoo.com, arinze.mozie@unn.edu.ng

Phone Number:

Brief Biography

Arinze Tagbo Mozie is a native of Ogbunike, in Oyi L. G.A of  Anambra State was born  in Obalande, Lagos on August 13, 1954. Attended kindergarten in Jinadu Memorial Primary School Falomo, Lagos in 1959. Arinze Had his primary school education in 1962 at St. Bartholomew’s Primary School, Asata, Enugu.
He attended Union Secondary School Ankunanwa, Enugu from 1967 to 1973 for his secondary education.And got admission for his undergraduate studies in September 1974 to read for an Honours degree in Geography. He obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Geography in 1978. He was awarded the foundation scholarship of the University of Nigeria Nsukka in 1975.  He played football actively for the university from 1974-1978. He was a member of the Nsukka Blue Diamonds football team from 1974 to 1978. He was the Captain of Games for Awolowo Hall in 1977-78 and the hall won the Vice Chancellor’s Cup in 1977. He was awarded the University of Nigeria Nsukka letter in sports (football) in 1977.
 Arinze had his NYSC in the Federal Government College Kano as a Geography tutor in 1978-79. He took up appointment with the Kano State Institute for Higher Education in Gumel Advanced College of Education in 1979 and served till April 1984, left Kano State in 1984 for Anambra State and was engaged in his private enterprise of land rating for clients with LAND CONSUTLT AGENCY between 1985 and April 1988.
He joined the defunct College of Education Eha Amufu which later became the Federal College of Education, Eha Amufu in May 1988. He served in the college till 2007  joined the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in June 2007 as a Lecturer I. He has published his papers in international and local journals. And has attended many international conferences and co-authored some works with other authors. He has held many positions of high responsibility all through his career till date.
Mr. A.T. Mozie holds a Master of Science Degree in Geomorphology of the University of Nigeria Nsukka obtained under the tutelage of the renowned Geomorphologist and Philosopher of Geography Professor G.E.K. Ofomata. He teaches Pure and Applied Geomorphology at the undergraduate and post graduate levels. His research interests are in Geomorphology-Terrain Analysis and natural hazards (gully erosion control, landscape restoration and rehabilitation and floods). He was a member of the Nigerian Water Erosion Management Project in 2011.
 A. T Mozie obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree from Nnamdi Azikiwe in 2005 and was a former Chairman of the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU) a member of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) .He is married to Mrs. Josephine Ogechukwu Mozie (Nee Onyemutagui). They belong to the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion at St. Mark’s Anglican Church, Ogbunike, Anambra State. They have four children and they have  an all- graduates family. Mr. A.T. Mozie holds the titles of Odu in Ogbunike inherited from his forebearers; Ifeka Ego of UmuOmennu, Umueri, Ogbunike; Ikpe malu Eziokwu I of Ihenyi community. Eha Amufu, Isi Uzo LGA , Enugu State and Odibo Chukwu (God’s Servant) of the Anglican Church Community in Ogbunike and Oyi Archdeaconry of the Niger Dioceses of Anambra State.

RESEARCHES CONDUCTED

• Locational Characteristics and Linkages of Small and Medium scale of Industries in Enugu State (M.Sc. Thesis)
•  Transportation and Marketing of Agricultural products in Nsukka L.G.A. ( B.Sc project,2006)

PUBLICATION(S)

• Emeribe, C.N and Ikejofor, I. G (2009) : Climate Change and the Challenges of Poverty Eradication: A Theoretical Perspective of the Third World: Proceedings of the National Conference on Climate Change and Nigeria Environment held at Princess Alexandria Auditorium, University of Nigeria, Nsukka from 29th -2nd July, 2009

• Ajaero, C.K., Nzeadibe, T.C., and Ikejiofor, I.G (2013): Estimating the regional impact of CO2 emissions on environment of Africa.Nigerian Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.9(1) pp.62-77

• Onuigbo, A.C., Madu, I.A., Ikejiofor, I.G (2013): The management and disposal of Industrial Effluent on Surface Waters in Enugu State: Proceedings of the Nigerian Association of Hydrological Sciences(NAHS) 5th Annual National Conference Held at University of Nigeria, Nsukka from 21-24 October, 2013.

• I.G Ikejiofor and A.N Ali (2014): The Effects of Road transport characteristics on the marketing of Agricultural Produce in Nsukka LGA, Enugu State, Southeastern Nigeria. Innovare Journal of Social Science, Vol 2. Issue1. Pp. 1-4.

NAME:Ikejiofor, Ijeoma Gladys
POSITION: Lecturer 1
CONTACT ADDRESS: Geography Department,Faculty of the Social Science,University of Nigeria, Nsukka Enugu State

E-mail Address: ijeomanwosu203@gmail.com, ijeoma.ikejiofor@unn.edu.ng

Phone Number: +234-80-6408233

Brief Biography

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

• University of Nigeria, Nsukka         (Phd in view)                                              2013- Present  
• University of Nigeria, Nsukka    (M.Sc. -  Industrial Geog.)                                  2009- 2013
• University of Nigeria Nsukka  ( B.Sc Geog.- 2nd Class Honours upper division)  2002-2006
• Queen of the Rosary Secondary School, Nsukka.   (WASC)                                1992-1999
• Moore House primary School, Ogui, Enugu State (FLSC)                                   1987-1992

NAME:  Omeh Onyinyechi Gift
POSITION: Graduate Assistant
CONTACT ADDRESS: Department of Graduate,University of Nigeria Nsukka.
E-mail Address:  omehonyinyechi@gmail.com

Phone Number:   +2348034397718               

Brief Biography

Residential address:    Grace Lodge, Opposite Akulue Memorial Hospital,          Onuiyi, Nsukka, Enugu.
Permanent home address:    OrieAgu, Egu-Ego, Umuadogwa, Umuida, Igbo-EzeNorth Enugu State.

Local Government: Igbo-Eze North L.G.A

State of Origin:Enugu State

Date of Birth:  7th October 1988                                 

Nationality:  Nigerian 

 Marital Status:   Single

Place Of Birth: Lagos State,Nigeria.

Educational Qualifications with Dates:
University of Nigeria, Nsukka.Enugu State.2007-2011
B.Sc Geography, Biogeography. [First Class Honors]

Our Lady Apostles Secondary School, Yaba, Lagos State    .               1999-2005
Senior Secondary School Certificate

Nazareth Nursery & Primary School,  Lagos State.                              1993-1999
First School Leaving Certificate.

List of publications:

Published:

•    Community Participation And Constraints To The Management Of Rural Water Supply Projects In Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area, Enugu State.

In progress:

•    Palm oil production in rural communities; a case study of Igbo-Eze North LGA, Enugu State.   
•    Variations in Palm Oil Production in Enugu State.
Areas of specialization: Biogeography / urban Geography
Status of present Employment:Graduate Assistant

Areas of specialization: Biogeography / urban Geography

Graduate assistant lecturer

ACHIEVEMENT /AWARD
Best Graduating Student Department of Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Nigeria, Nsukka.                             2011
Chief Ifediora oil prize award for the Best graduating Geography student  2012

Work Experiences:
Fakunle Comprehensive High School            2012-2013   Teaching Assistant
NYSC MGDs                                            2012-2013 General Secretary
University of Nigeria, Nsukka.2013-Date  Graduate assistant

Research/Publication

•    Ajaero, C.K., Akukwe, T.I. and Asuoha, G.C (2009). Climate Change: Concepts and Issues. A paper presented at the National Conference on Climate Change and the Nigerian Environment held from 29th June to 2nd July, 2009 at the Princess Alexandria Auditorium, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
• Nzeadibe, T.C., Ayadiuno, R.U. and Akukwe, T.I. (2010). Solid waste governance in Owerri urban area, Nigeria: problems and prospects Waste Management 30 (2) 355–359.
•  Akukwe, T.I. (2012). Vulnerability and Adaptation to Flooding in Port Harcourt Metropolis, Nigeria. An M.Sc Research submitted to the School of Post Graduate Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
•  Akukwe, T.I. and Odum, C.J. (2014). Application of GIS to Tourism in Nigeria (forthcoming).
•  Akukwe, T.I. and Ogbodo, C. (2014). Spatial analysis of vulnerability to flooding in Port Harcourt Metropolis, Nigeria (forthcoming).

Course taught/co-ordinated

•  GEO 121 (Basic Statistical Methods for Geographers I)
•  GEO 122 (Basic Statistical Methods for Geographers II)
•  GEO 134 (Local Field Studies Co-ordinator)
•  GEO 214 (Climatic Systems and Regional Climates)
•  GEO 216 (Biogeography)
•  GEO 313 (Soil Erosion)
•  GEO 314 (Soil Conservation and Protection)

Membership of professional bodies

•   Association of Nigerian Geographers (ANG)
•  Association of American Geographers (AAG)
•  American Chemical Society (ACS)
•  Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM)

Research Interest

•   Flood Risk Management
• Natural resources and sustainable development
• Climate Change and mitigation
•  Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

NAME:AKUKWE  THECLA IHEOMA
POSITION: Lecturer II
CONTACT ADDRESS: Department of Geography,University of Nigeria Nsukka.
E-mail Address: thecla.akukwe@unn.edu.ng, entariospatio@yahoo.co.uk

Phone Number:                  

Brief Biography

Miss Akukwe Thecla I. is a lecturer in the Department of Geography, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. She joined the University of Nigeria services in 2009. She obtained her B.Sc (Hons) and M.Sc (Environmental Management) Degrees in Geography from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. She won the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and Chief Enoch Ifediora Oli prizes for the Best Graduate in the Department of Geography for the 2006/2007 Session. She also took a short course in Flood Risk Management at UNESCO-IHE, Delft, The Netherlands and she is presently pursuing a Ph.D programme in Environmental Management with special interest in flood risk management.

Areas of Interest/Summary of Expertise
•    River basin processes
•    Soil erosion
•    Water resources
•    Sediment management
•    Peace Studies &Conflict resolution

Currently teaching
•    GEO 103- Fundamentals of Human Geography           
•    GEO 212- Geomorphic Processes and Forms
•    GEO 563- Soil Erosion and Conservation           
•    GEO 501- Perspectives on Geography Theory & Research Methods (Coordinator)
•    GSP 201-  Social Sciences
•    GEO 202- Issues in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution

Research archive
Ayogu,C.N (2012):  “ Run-off Processes in Drainage Basin”in Anyadike,R.N.C(ed)Fundamentals of Hydrology. Pp 96-106.Chuks Education Publishers,Nsukka.
Ayogu,C.N ,Obeta,M.C,Nzeadibe ,T.C, and Ajero,C.K (2011):“WasteWater Reuse and Recycling in Sub-Sahara Africa:The case of Nigeria” in Carrey.D.M.,WaterRecyclingand  Water Management, Nova Science Publishers,Inc., Newyork. Pp 107-125.ISBN:978-1-61761-305-0
Ayogu,C.Nand Nnamani, R.G(2011): “Environmental Degradation, Social Dislocation and Conflict in Africa: A focus on Niger Delta” in  Nnadozie, O.U (ed) SocialDynamicsofAfricanStates: Issues, ProblemsandProspects. Pp 159-188; Rek  Books: Enugu ISBN: 987-36085-9-2
Ayogu, C.N (2010): “Environment, Human Economic Activities, peace and conflict” in Nnadozie,O.U and Uzuegbunam, A.O. Issuesinpeaceandconflictstudiesandothersocialsciences Pp.276-291. Bels Books ISBN :987-35391-6-8
Ayogu, C.N andIbenwa, C.N (2010): “Religion and Inter communal Crises: A focus on Northern Nigeria” in Nnadozie, O.U (ed)TopicalIssuesinSocialSciences. Pp.203-220.RekBooks ISBN:  987-36085-8-4
Ayogu,C.N andMadu,I.A (2009): “Geography and Conflict”  in Ikejiani-Clark.M (ed )Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution in Nigeria: A Reader.  Pp. 417-432. Spectrum Books Limited, Ibadan.
ISBN: 978-978-095-018-7

Ayogu,C.N and Madu,I.A (2008): “Counting the Costs: Negative Impacts of Women Disempowerment on Socio-economic Development in Nigeria”. Journal of Adult Education and Development Vol.4,No.1. Pp 98-110.
Ayogu, C.N(2011):  “River sediments and  strategies for conservation” Apaper presented at the 11th Referred Academic Seminar and Workshop Series Conduct on River sediment and Strategies for Conservation at Institute of  Development Studies, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus. 12Pp.
Ayogu, C.N andEzemonye, M.N (2011): “Quality Assessment of Abonyi River in Udenu and Isi-Uzo Rural Areas of Enugu State”. A paper presented at the 4-Day International Conference centered on Nigeria at 50: Issues, Challenges &Agenda for 2020 and Beyond 21 -23rd June,2011,University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
Ayogu, C.N  andMadu,I.A (2010): “The Effects of Rainfall Variability on Crop Productivity in Northern Nigeria.” Conference Book of proceedings on Climate Change and the Nigerian Environment29th June-July,2009,Department of Geography and Regional Planning, University of Nigeria,Nsukka pp.170-178
Ayogu, C.N and Anyadike,R.N.C(2008): “Sediment Deposition and Conservation Strategies in the Mamu Basin of South Eastern Nigeria.” 50th Annual Conference Book of Proceedings on Geography and the Millennium Development Goals: Translating Vision  into Reality in Nigeria 25-`28 August.Department of Geography and Regional Planning University of Calabar, Calabar. Pp. .Pp.135-143.
Ayogu,C.N and Okoye,D.F.C(2010/2011): “NaturalResources –Curse or Blessing :Focus on the Niger-Delta” Simulation Exercises for Topical Issues in Social Sciences ,Social Science Unit, SGS, UNN.

NAME:  Ayogu, ChineroNneka
POSITION: Lecturer 1
CONTACT ADDRESS: Department of Geography, University of Nigeria, 410001 Nsukka, Nigeria
E-mail address: nnekayogu@yahoo.com or chineroayogu@unn.edu.ng
Telephone: 08068544287

Brief Biography

Ayogu, ChineroNnekais a Lecturer 1 and a Postgraduate student in the Department of Geography, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. She holds an M.Sc and B.Sc in Geography. She has made scholarly contributions in books, journal and conferences.

          Publications  and Current Researches:

• Mozie A. T, Onyekwelu, C.A., Ayadiuno, P.U. and C,U, Ezeh (2012): ‘Comparative Analysis of Relevant Erosion Variables in Two Sixth Order River Basins in Tropical Humid South Eastern Nigeria’, Society For Research and Academic Excellence, University of Nigeria.

•   Mozie A.T., Ayadiuno, R.C., Onyekwelu, C.A. and Upa C. (2013): ‘Assessing Earth Quality Risks Along the West Coast in the Present Climate Change Setting’ International Association of Scientific, India.

•    Onyekwelu C.A. (2001): “Urban Growth and Patterns in Nigeria” in Issues in Urbanization and Urban Administration in Nigeria      ed. By Ezeani E.O. and Elekwa N.N.  Jamoe Enterprises Enugu

•    Onyekwelu C.A.(2001): ” Graphicacy and Spatial Iconism” in Geographical reports of the  University of Nigeria ed. By Nwafor J.C., Bob-Duru R.C. and Anyadike R.N.C

•   Onyekwelu C.A. (2006): “Iconological issues in Cartography” Mike Social Press, Nsukka

•   Onyekwelu, C.A. (2008) : “User Response Strategies to Vacuum Symbolism in Density Maps” Ed by Musa D and Wokoma W.M.C. 31st Annual Conference Nigerian Cartographic Association     

•   Onyekwelu C.A.(2009): ‘Application of GIS in Census Administration in Anambra State 32nd Annual Conference, Nigerian Cartographic Association 

•  Onyekwelu   C.A. (2011) ‘User Accuracy Standards in Social Science Maps’ Nigerian Journal Of Geography and the Environment vol.2 nos.1&2

•    Onyekwelu C.A.(2009) “The Use of GIS in Flood-Forecasting: The Case of OnitshaMetropolis Anambra State.’   Nigerian Cartographic Journal vol.31               

•    Obeta, M.C., et al   (2011): “The Nigerian Erosion and Watershed Management Project:  Anambra-Imo, Cross-River and Parts of Benin-Owena Basins” FAO/ World Bank NEWMAP Project

 
Research Archive:

Aspects of Digital Line Fill Symbology in Areal Data Maps
An evaluation of the level of Geo-visualization in Urban Growth of Awka, Anambra State
Quality Parameters of Analogue Census Block Maps in Nigeria
Time Lapse Analysis of Land Use and Vegetation Characteristics of Dekina, L.G.A.

• Onyekwelu C.A. (2011): “ Fifty Years of Cartography In The Department Of Geography”   

• Onyekwelu C.A., Okafor F.C. and Nwafor L.E. (2012) : “ Operational Research to Sustain

 Community Directed Treatment with Ivermectin using the Kindred System. Federal Ministry of Health, Abuja  [African Programme on Onchocerciasis Control (APOC)]

NAME: Onyekwelu Chukwuemeka, Anthony      
POSITION: Lecturer I
CONTACT ADDRESS: Department of Geography, University of Nigeria, 410001 Nsukka, Nigeria
E-mail address: toni.okwelu@gmail.com
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Brief Biography

Onyekwelu Chukwuemeka, Anthony was born on 13th August 1966. He is from Adazi Nnukwu,Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra state Nigeria.Anthony is happily married with three children.  Below are his educational background and qualifications:

Educational Qualifications:      B.Sc Geography UNN (1987) ,
                                                M.Sc Geography/Cartography UNILAG (1991) ,
                                                PhD (in view) Cartography/GIS UNILAG

Educational Background: University of Lagos Staff School, Akoka 1970- 1977
                                              Federal Government College, Okigwe, Imo State 1977-1982
                                              University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State 1983-1987
                                              University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos State 1989-1991
                                              University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos State 2009 -till date