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List of Apas Members LIST OF APAS MEMBERS S/N NAME INSTITUTIONAL EMAIL PHONE AFFILIATION CONTACT 1. Prof. KANU, Tansian University [email protected] +2348036345466 Ikechukwu Umunya Anthony 2. Dr. Ejikemeuwa J. Tansian University [email protected] +2348062912017 O. Ndubisi Umunya 3. Dr. Chiugo C. Kanu University of Nigeria [email protected] +2348034391972 Nsukka 4. Dr. Kanayo Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] +2348066981753 Nwadialor University Awka 5. Emmanuel Kanu MAUTECH, Yola +2348033775975 6. Prof. Nkeonye Tansian University +2348063698346 Otakpor Umunya 7. Prof. Jerome Imo State University Okonkwo Owerri 8. Prof. Chima B. Imo State University +2348034713448 Iwuchukwu Owerri 9. Prof. Philip Njemanze 10. Prof. Nkechinyere Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] +2348033833639 Nwokoye University Awka 11. Dr. Ambrose O. J. University of Nigeria [email protected] +2347067571893 Iheanacho Nsukka 12. Dr. Peter Okey Tansian University [email protected] +2348137898330 Ejikeme Umunya 13. Dr. Jones U. Odili University of Port [email protected] +2347038133706 Harcourt 14 Dr. R. Olumati University of Port Harcourt 15. Dr. Gabriel Asuquo University of Lagos [email protected] +2348162962248 16. Dr. Obodoegbulam Ignatius Ajuru [email protected] +2347066067438 Agi Otto University of Education, PH 17. Amadi Stephen Ignatius Ajuru [email protected] +2348032667347 Egwuatu University of Education, PH 18 Dr. Clara M. Austin Imo State University [email protected] +2348038979420 Iwuoha Owerri 19. Dr. Onyemauwa V. Imo State University [email protected] +2347035024138 Uduak Owerri 20. Dr. Ngozi Dora National Orientation [email protected] +2348068443023 Ulogu Agency 21 Dr. Ignatius Tansian University [email protected] +2348187135287 Uzondu Umunya 22. Owoyemi Deborah University of Ado- [email protected] +2348060708944 Olowasola Ekiti 23. Dr. Eugene Anowai COOU Igbariam [email protected] +2347032852434 24. Ajeli Festus NOCEN, Nsugbe [email protected] +2348038259096 25. Amiara Solomon Ebonyi State +234803798605 Amiara University 26. Dr. Chidi Igbokwe Caritas University [email protected] +2348035464675 Enugu 27. Ayedero Martins Ekiti State University [email protected] +2347031309907 28. Dr. Patricia Ekene Ebonyi State [email protected] +2348037760765 Nwazonobi University 29. Ejike Emeka Cyril Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] +2348171950261 University Awka 30. Dr. Matthew Anambra State [email protected] +2348063795889 Ikechukwu Polytechnic Obijekwu 31. Vincent Gerald Tansian University [email protected] +2348100663655 Onwudinjo Umunya 32. Dr. Romanus Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] +2348037981419 Ikechukwu University Awka Muomah 33. Amakiri, M. Ignatius Ajuru [email protected] +2348033802240 Eustace University of Education, PH 34. Dr. Bonaventure C. Tansian University [email protected] +2348067703185 Anetoh Umunya 35. Ogueli Rosemary Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] +2347039168277 Adaobi University Awka 36. Onwana Valentine Federal Polytechnic +2348032677750 Chinaza Oko 37. Anthony Ngonadi Tansian University [email protected] +2348138220901 Umunya 38. Sule Peter Federal University [email protected] +2348063652191 Lafia 39. Dr. Paul Haaga Federal University [email protected] +2348020541459 Lafia 40. Dr. Jude Onebunne Federal College of [email protected] +2348034074664 Education (T) Umunze 41. Vitalis C. Ogbo Tansian University [email protected] +2348033626794 Umunya 42. Precious Obasi Ebonyi State [email protected] +2348133996903 University 43. Dr. E. N. University of Nigeria [email protected] +2348063622502 Muokwenye Nsukka 44. Dr. Ushe Mike NOUN, Abuja [email protected] +2348034512751 Ushe 45. Ngozi L. Uzomah University of Nigeria [email protected] 07032193504 Nsukka 46. Sr. Dr. M. Linda University of Nigeria [email protected] 08155074342 Vivian Onuoha Nsukka 47. Omotayo Ekiti State University, [email protected] 08060646481 Olufunmilola Ado – Ekiti Adekitan 48. Oludare Gladys O. Ekiti State University, [email protected] 07030519830 Ado – Ekiti 49. Dr. Hyginus Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08035448298 Chibuike Ezebuilo University, Awka 50. Sr. Dr. Omojola Villanova [email protected] 08035013018 Immaculata Olu Polytechnic, Imesi- Ile, Osun State 51. Egbule Philip O. College of Education, [email protected] 08035443411 Agbor 52. Ezemma Victor C. Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08078961127 University, Awka 53. Dr. Julius Ijekeye Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08100848362 University, Awka 54. Esther Ogbu FUNAI [email protected] 08066140575 55. Camillus C. Agu Tansian University, [email protected] 07033577080 Umunya 56. Francis C. Emeh Tansian University, [email protected] 08032734281 Umunya 57. Agwuocha Federal University of [email protected] 08038909189 Ugomma Technology, Owerri Anaekperechi 58. Amos Dauda Bivan University of West [email protected] 08060115526 Cape, South Africa 58. Dr. Gregory University of Benin [email protected] 08032303209 Ogbenika 59. Dr. James Nnoruga Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08120209301 University, Awka 60. Fr. Columbus University of Uyo [email protected] 08064333413 Archibong 61. Dr. Emmanuel Imo State University, [email protected] 08061315110 Okafor Owerri 62. Fr. Kingsley Nonso SMMM 08064785470 Ogbu 63. Dr. Alison University of Nigeria [email protected] 08063855567 Chidimma Jessica Nsukka 64. Dr. Okeke Nkechi University of Nigeria [email protected] 08063290881 Mercy Nsukka 65. Dr. Igwe Justina University of Nigeria [email protected] 08032620249 Ngozi Nsukka 66. Dr. B. N. Igbokwe FUTO [email protected] 08037798343 67. Ahumaraeze FUTO [email protected] 08033686699 Innocentia Chinwe 68. Sr. Aboekwe Mary COOU [email protected] 08039328992 Emilia 69. Dr. Effumbe Cross River [email protected] 08039789073 Kachima University of Technology 70. Onyinye Federal College of [email protected] 08038318676 Chukwujekwu Education (Technical), Umunze 71. Afunugo Kenechi UNN [email protected] 08037514378 Nnaemeka 72. Umeodinka Tansian University, 07086680271 Josephat Umunya 73. Dr. Emmanuel Peace Law College of [email protected] 08062384595 Okafor Education, Enugu 74. Dr. Obinna FUTO [email protected] 08033433261 Obiagwu 75. Ekpoki, Awagboyi [email protected] Henrietta 76. Kpe, Emmanuel Ignatius Ajuru [email protected] 07061147374 Lionel University of Education, PH 77. Dr. Priscilla C. Tansian University, [email protected] 08033634408 Ifurueze Umunya 78. Fr. Nwagbara Ignatius Ajuru [email protected] 08067805707 Cletus Monday University of Education, PH 79. Ven. Dr. Molokwu, Paul University, Awka [email protected] 08033272903 Geoffrey C. 80. Dr. Geoffrey C. UNN [email protected] 08033103468 Nganwuchu 81. Dr. Chike Ezenwa FUTO 08033417487 82. Ifeyinwa Cordelia Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08033027892 Isidienu University, Awka 83. James Aruma Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 09025418760 Ilarious University, Awka 84 Hilary Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08036288424 Chikwuduruo Okoli University, Awka 85 Festus Ajeli Nwafor Orizu College [email protected] 08128192438 of Education, Nsugbe 86 Dr. Christian Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08032943999 Maduabuchi University, Awka Umeanwe 87 Tasie Onyedikachi Ignatius Ajuru [email protected] 08153277151 Henry University of Education, Rumuolumeni Port Harcourt 89 Obiokafor, Anambra State [email protected] 08038843496 Ifeyinwa Polytechnic, Nkemdilim Mgbakwu Nigeria 90 Rev. Longkat Theological [email protected] 07068134337 Daniel Dajwan Seminary, Gindiri, Plateau State 91 Dr. Anene Chidi Imo State University [email protected] +2348063414134 Pensive Owerri, Imo State Nigeria 92 Dr.Victor Ifeanyi Michael Okpara [email protected]; 09090791674 Ede University of [email protected] Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State Nigeria 93 Okeyika Juliet Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] Ifunanya University, Awka 94 Dr. Pauline Ijeoma UNN [email protected] 08030537195 Obe 95 Dr. E. I. Ohachenu Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] University, Awka 96 Chinnah, Promise Ignatius Ajuru [email protected] 08069283025 Chinwe University of Education, Port Harcourt 97 Osuku, Augustina Isaac Jasper Boro [email protected] 08037907525 College of Education Sagbama. Bayelsa State 98 Akpan Itoro Edet UNN [email protected] 07055179005 99 Dr. Mark Omorovie Delta State [email protected] 08067426895 Ikeke University, Abraka 100 Rita Ogochukwu UNN [email protected] 08164528445. Ezugwu 101 Inyang Victor E. Ebonyi State College [email protected] 08037805871 of Education, Ikwo 102 Dr. Eunice UNN [email protected] 07033223586 Nwakaego Onah 103 Ejime Samuel Okoh Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] University, Awka 104 Dr. Nkoli Nnyigide Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08038726717 University, Awka 105 Dr. Charles Nneke Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected]; 08030815650 University, Awka [email protected] 106 Uzuegbunam Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] Emmanuel University, Awka Nwachukwu 107 Dr. Alex Ugwuja Nnamdi Azikiwe [email protected] 08063382070 University, Awka 108 Enobong Solomon Department of [email protected] Religion and Cultural Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka 109 Favour C. Uroko Department of [email protected] 08062369671 Religion and Cultural Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka 110 Omezue-Nnali, Akanu
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