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University of Nigeria, Nsukka School of Postgraduate Studies 2016/2017 Postgrauate Admissions Faculty of Agriculture Department of Agricultural Economics 1 UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES 2016/2017 POSTGRAUATE ADMISSIONS FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS APPLICATION S/NO FULLNAME SEX STATE DEGREE IN VIEW SUPERVISOR (S) QUALIFICATION NO UNN/PG/2016- OKOH TIMOTHY M ENUGU M.SC Dr P. Opala EBONYI STATE UNIVERSITY ABAKALIKI:BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURE:2009 1 17/000491 CHINONSO UNN/PG/2016- OBUTE CASMIR M ENUGU M.SC Dr A. Ezeibe UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA:B. AGRIC (CROP 2 PRODUCTION):2010 17/000492 UGOCHUKWU UNN/PG/2016- CHIMA CHIEMELA F ABIA M.SC Dr A.A. Enete MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE UMUDIKE:ND:1995;MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF 3 17/001169 MGBEODI AGRICULTURE UMUDIKE:HND:1997;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA:PGD:2015 UNN/PG/2016- EZE FIDELIS M ENUGU M.SC Prof. N. Nweze UNVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA:B.AGRIC :1998 4 17/001206 UGWUNODO UNN/PG/2016- ONUNKA CYNTHIA F ABIA M.SC Dr P. Opala FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE 5 ABEOKUTA:B.AGRIC:2014 17/001312 NNEKA UNN/PG/2016- ISHIWU PATRICIA F ENUGU M.SC Prof. N. Nweze UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC:2013 6 17/000224 CHIDINMA UNN/PG/2016- NNENWA MONDAY M EBONYI M.SC Dr N. Onyekwu UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC (AGRIC. 7 ECONOMICS):2014 17/002346 WISDOM UNN/PG/2016- AROH CHUKWUMA M EBONYI M.SC Prof. C.U. Okoye UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC (AGRIC. 8 ECONOMICS):2014 17/002349 EMMANUEL UNN/PG/2016- IKUBAIYEJE KEHINDE M KOGI M.SC Dr B. Okpukpara NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA:P.GD, AGRIC 9 EXTENSION AND MANAGEMENT :2015 17/003120 PETER UNN/PG/2016- CHUKWU IFUNANYA F ENUGU M.SC Dr B. Okpukpara COMMAND CHILDRENS SCHOOL ABABKALIKI ROAD ENUGU:FIRST SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE:1998;HOLY 17/003299 CHIDINMA ROSARY COLLEGE ENUGU:SENIOR SECONDARY 10 SCHOOL(WAEC) CERTIFICATE:2004;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA:B AGRIC IN AGIRICULTURAL ECONOMICS:2011 UNN/PG/2016- CHIEMELA STELLA F ABIA PH.D Prof. C.U. Okoye & UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC:2010;MEKELLE 11 UNIVERSITY, MEKELLE, ETHIOPIA:M.SC:2014 17/002494 NWAWULU Prof. A.I. Achike UNN/PG/2016- NWACHUKWU M ENUGU PH.D Prof. A.I. Achike & Dr UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, 12 NSUKKA:B.AGRIC.:2007;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, 17/002777 CHRISTOPHER EZEA A.A. Enbete NSUKKA:MSC.:2016 UNN/PG/2016- OBI JOY NNEAMAKA F ANAMBRA PH.D Dr A.A. Enete & Prof. UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, 13 NSUKKA:B.AGRIC:2007;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, 17/000141 N.J. Nweze NSUKKA:M.SC:2015 UNN/PG/2016- OBETTA ANGELA EBERE F ENUGU PH.D Dr A.I. Achike & Prof. UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA.:B.AGRIC.:2005;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, 14 17/001997 S.A.N.D. Chedebelu NSUKKA:MSC:2015 UNN/PG/2016- IFEJIRIKA CHIKA F ANAMBRA PH.D Prof. C.J. Arene & UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:MSC:2011;UNIVERSITY 15 OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC.:2004 17/002146 AGNES Prof. A.I. Achike UNN/PG/2016- ADEOSUN KEHINDE M EKITI PH.D Prof. C.U. Okoye & WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY, 16 NETHERLANDS:MSC:2015;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, 17/002160 PAUL Dr A.A. Enete NSUKKA:B.AGRIC:2010 UNN/PG/2016- NNAJI AMAKA F IMO PH.D Prof. C.U. Okoye & UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, 17 NSUKKA:B.AGRIC:2011;UNIVERSITY OF READING, UNITED 17/002308 PRECIOUS Prof. N.J. Nweze KINGDOM:M.SC:2014 UNN/PG/2016- ODUM FELICIA NGOZI F DELTA PH.D Dr B. Okpukpara & UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.SC:2000;DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, ABRAKA.:M.SC:2015 18 17/001839 Prof. S.A.N.D. Chedebelu UNN/PG/2016- ANIAH NICHOLAS UTSU M CROSS PH.D Prof. C.J. Arene & AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY , COLLEGE OF AGRIC SAMARU- ZARIA:HND:1995;UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE MAKURDI 19 17/001619 RIVERS Prof. C.U. Okoye BENUE STATE:PGD:2003;UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE MAKURDI:M.SC:2014 UNN/PG/2016- EFFIONG MFONOBONG F AKWA IBOM PH.D Prof. C.U. Okoye & UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR, CALABAR.:B.AGRIC(HONS). - 2.1:2011;UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR, CALABAR, 20 17/000889 OKOKON Prof. N.J. Nweze NIGERIA:M.SC. (PRODUCTION ECONOMICS AND FARM MANAGEMENT):2016 UNN/PG/2016- MOHAMMED IBRAHIM M KOGI PH.D Dr A.A. Enete & UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, IBADAN:M.SC.:2015;KOGI STATE 21 UNIVERSITY, ANYIGBA.:B.AGRIC.:2009 17/001149 ADAH Profs. And Chii DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION UNN/PG/2016- OHAGWU VIOLET F ENUGU M.SC Dr (Mrs.) J.C. ENUGU STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 22 ENUGU, :B.SC:2014 17/000662 AMARACHUKWU Iwuchukwu UNN/PG/2016- NWOKORIE UCHECHI F IMO M.SC Prof. A.E. Agwu UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:BACHELOR OF 23 AGRICULTURE:2014 17/000774 MERCY 2 UNN/PG/2016- EZEANYA OGOCHUKWU F ANAMBRA M.SC Dr (Mrs.) J.M. Chah UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC.:2008 24 17/001753 JOSEPHINE UNN/PG/2016- EZEUZO ONYINYE F ANAMBRA M.SC Dr (Mrs.) J.C. UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA:B.AGRIC:2013 25 17/001928 PASCHALENE Iwuchukwu UNN/PG/2016- ILOEGBU ADAEZE F ANAMBRA M.SC PROF. (Mrs.) E.A. ANAMBRA STATE UNIVERSITY IGBARIAM 26 CAMPUS:B.SC:2011 17/002506 CHINENYE Onwubuya UNN/PG/2016- AKOR EMILIA ALADI F ENUGU M.SC Dr (Mrs.) N.U. LANDMARK UNIVERSITY OMU-ARAN :B.AGRIC:2015 27 17/003173 Dimelu UNN/PG/2016- ONAH KEVIN M ENUGU M.SC UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA.:B.SC:2002 28 17/002598 KENECHUKWU UNN/PG/2016- OGBONNA GLORIA F ENUGU M.SC Dr (Mrs.) J.M. Chah UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:HND:2000;UNIVERSITY 29 OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:PGD:2015 17/002708 NKECHI UNN/PG/2016- AGBALEKE CHINAZAM M ANAMBRA PGD UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA.:B.SC:2013 30 17/003104 OZIOMA UNN/PG/2016- NDAKOTSU JOHN M KOGI PH.D Prof. A.E. Agwu BNAGS GBOLOKO:WAEC:1983;COLLEGE OF ANIMAL SCIENCE KADUNA:DIPLOMA:1999;COLLEGE OF AGRIC 31 17/003198 EGBUNU ZARIA:HND:1992;FACULTY OF AGRIC ABU ZARIA:PGD:2011;UNI. NIGERIA NSUKKA:M.SC:2014 UNN/PG/2016- ENENCHE AUGUSTINE M BENUE PH.D Prof. E.A. Onwubuya UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA:M.SC(AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION ):2014 32 17/003241 OCHE & Dr & (Mrs.) M.U. Dimelu UNN/PG/2016- ISA UMAR M KANO PH.D UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:M.SC AGRIC 33 EXT.:2014;UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI:B.SC. AGRIC 17/004004 EXT.:1997 UNN/PG/2016- NOR MRUMUN LYDIA F BENUE PH.D Prof. A.E. Agwu UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:M.SC:2007 34 17/002590 UNN/PG/2016- CHIME MATTHEW M ENUGU PH.D Prof. M.C. Madukwe UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA:B. AGRIC 35 EXTENSION:1989;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA:MSC AGRIC 17/001513 CHUKWUDI EXTENSION:2007 UNN/PG/2016- NNADI (NEE OGBONNA) F ENUGU PH.D PROF. (Mrs.) E.A. UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA:MSC AGRICULTURAL PLANNING AND EVALUATION:2014;UNIVERSITY OF 36 17/001713 ONYINYECHI IFEANYI Onwubuya NIGERIA NSUKKA:B.AGRIC AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION:2010 DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCE UNN/PG/2016- IKEH NNANNA M ENUGU M.SC Dr H. Foleng UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC (ANIMAL 37 SCIENCE):2014 17/000430 EPHRAIM UNN/PG/2016- NNAJIOFOR NNENNA F ANAMBRA M.SC Prof. S.O.C. Ugwu UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC (ANIMAL 38 SCIENCE):2014 17/000099 WINIFRED UNN/PG/2016- UGWU CHEKWUBE F ENUGU M.SC Prof. A.O. Ani UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA :B.AGRIC :2014 39 17/001814 MAUREEN UNN/PG/2016- ALI LUKE CHUKWUDI M ENUGU M.SC Dr N.S. Machebe UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA :B.AGRIC (ANIMAL 40 SCIENCE):2014 17/001830 UNN/PG/2016- OKWOR CHIEDOZIE M ENUGU M.SC UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA(UNN):B.AGRIC(ANIMAL 41 SCIENCE):2014 17/001987 BENJAMIN UNN/PG/2016- OGUEJIOFOR M ANAMBRA M.SC Dr A.E. Onyimonyi UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC (ANIMAL SCIENCE):2014 42 17/002152 CHUKWUEMEKA INNOCENT UNN/PG/2016- JULUKU MSUGH M BENUE M.SC Prof. A.G. Ezekwe FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, MAKURDI, BENUE STATE:B.AGRIC. (ANIMAL PRODUCTION):2014;SPECIAL 43 17/003175 DESMOND SCIENCE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, MAKURDI:SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL EXAMINATION:2009 UNN/PG/2016- JOSEPH MICAH EMEN M TARABA M.SC Prof. A.O. Ani AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA, NIGERIA:BACHELOR 44 IN AGRICULTURE:2012 17/002770 UNN/PG/2016- IGBOKWE ADAKU F ENUGU PGD N.P. Uberu UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.SC:2012 45 17/001718 LINDA UNN/PG/2016- AMAEFULE CHIGOZIE M IMO PH.D Prof. A.G. Ezekwe & UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B.AGRIC (ANIMAL 46 SCIENCE):2010;UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:M.SC 17/002122 BRIGHT Dr N.S. Machebe (ANIMAL SCIENCE):2015 UNN/PG/2016- DIM CHINONSO M ANAMBRA PH.D Dr A.E. Onyimonyi UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:M.SC:2015;UNIVERSITY 47 OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA:B. 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