`UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA To: BENEFICIARIES From: TETFUND COMMITTEE...
2023/2024 SUPPLEMENTARY AND DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSIONS LISTS
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DISBURSEMENT OF FUNDS FOR TETFUND YEAR 2024 INSTITUTIONAL BASED RESEARCH (IBR) PROJECTS
`UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA
To: BENEFICIARIES From: TETFUND COMMITTEE
Our Ref: UN/RC.250/TFC/BR/01 Date: 23rd April, 2024
DISBURSEMENT OF FUNDS FOR TETFUND YEAR 2024 INSTITUTIONAL BASED RESEARCH (IBR) PROJECTS
- The under listed applicants (50 Nos.) whose research proposals were selected and recommended to TETFund for funding under Institution-Based Research (IBR) Intervention are hereby notified that their funds are ready for disbursement.
- Please note that the amount disbursed represent 60% first tranche of the total cost of the project. The second tranche payment of 40% will only be released when the Researcher must have published at least one article from the findings of the research in any referred Journal with impact factor of at least 3 (three) and above, evidence of which should be submitted to TETfund.
- TETFund should be acknowledged as the sponsor of the research in a footnote in the first page of a paper citing the research project no. (TETF/DR&D/CE/UNI/NSUKKA/BR/2024/VOL.I)
- The Lead Researcher to open an IBR Bank account into which the funds will be credited.
- Quarterly progress reports by the researchers be forwarded to the Fund for monitoring purposes. The quarterly reports should be regularly submitted until the entire intervention is completed and closed out.
- Upon completion of the Research Projects, you are expected to forward to TETFund a close out/completion report (including copies of the financial receipts obtained in respect of the Research Projects). You are also required to forward three (3 Nos.) bound copies of the Research Report for the Research Project within three (3) months of completion.
- You should please insert in the application for release of approved fund a statement of commitment to fully comply with the above stated conditions.
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AWARDEES OF INSTITUTION BASED RESEARCH (IBR) FUND (2024)
| S/N | Research Title/Topic(s) | No. of Co-Researchers | Duration of Research | Lead Researcher | Amount Approved for Research Project(s) | First Tranche 60% Disbursement | Department |
| 1. | Health-promoting lifestyle behaviours, its predictors, perceived social support and strategies for advancing health of retired civil servants in Imo state, Nigeria | 1 | 8 Months | Dr. Tochi Emmanuel Iwuagwu | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Human Kinetics and Health Education |
| 2. | Production of pro-vitamin A fortified complementary food from orange-fleshed sweet potato, malted and fermented yellow maize and soy coagulate | 1 | 6 Months | Dr Asogwa Ifeyinwa Sabina | 1,800,000.00 | 1,080,000.00 | Food Science and Technology |
| 3. | Igbo traditional beliefs on mystical causation of diseases and the Western Germ Theory: Towards a wholistic indigenous approach to healing | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. Emmanuel C. Anizoba | 1,200.000.00 | 720,000.00 | Religion and Cultural Studies |
| 4. | Digital resources and tools in Igbo language creation and dissemination in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka | 1 | 10 Months | Ukaegbu Nkechi Mgbodichinma | 1,100.000.00 | 660,000.00 | Linguistics, Igbo and Other Nigerian Language |
| 5. | In-silico and in-vitro evaluation of bioactive compounds from selected Nigerian plants for activity against vp4 and ns2 protein of African horse-sickness virus (AHSV) | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. Okolo Chukwuemeka Calistus | 2,000,000.00 | 1,200,000.00 | Veterinary Medicine Department |
| 6. | Pore pressure prediction: Implication for overpressure and mud program preparation in the “Eclipse” Field, Coastal Swamp, Niger Delta Basin | 1 | 12 Months | Prof. Okwudiri
A. Anyiam |
1,200,000.00 | 720,000.00 | Geology |
| 7. | A new protection philosophy for distribution grids in the presence of distributed generation | 2 | 12 Months | Okoli Chinweike Chukwudebelu | 1,400,000.00 | 840,000.00 | Electrical Engineering |
| 8. | Re-awakening the social consciousness of men towards overcoming violence against women in Enugu state: an Igbo traditional and Christian religious perspective | 1 | 5 Months | Ude Monday Samuel | 1,464,000.00 | 878,400.00 | Arts Education |
| 9. | Optimization of building construction design approaches for sustainable constructions: gains and demands | 1 | 7 Months | Okanya Arinzechukwu Victor | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Industrial Technical Education |
| 10. | Network modeling of circular data: A Bayesian approach | 1 | 8 Months | Dr. Chinonso Michael Eze | 1,200,000.00 | 720,000.00 | Statistics |
| 11. | Assessing the impact of think pair-share instructional strategy on dissociative disorder among primary school learners | 1 | 10 Months | Dr. Nnamani Ogechi | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Educational Foundations |
| 12. | Impact of incessant sit-at-home on psychosocial behaviour, interest and academic achievement of in-school adolescents in South-East, Nigeria | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. Amaka ikechu
kwu-Ilomuanya |
1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Educational
Foundations |
| 13. | Synergetic effect of hybrid starch-lignin-waste toner grafted aluminum phosphonate on the flammability and thermal properties of sawdust-anti-hill reinforced waste polystyrene composite for engineering application | 1 | 6 Months | Chinemeogo Christian Ozioko | 1,984,000.00 | 1,190,400.00 | Metallurgical and Material Engineering |
| 14. | The impact of digital storytelling on the achievement of curriculum goals and objectives in library and information science | 2 | 6 Months | Obim, Ifunanya Evangel | 1,480,000.00 | 888,000.00 | Library and Information Science |
| 15. | Information need on recreational screen time, leisure time management, sedentary behaviour and suicide ideation among undergraduates in South East Nigeria | 3 | 10 Months | Mr. Badaru Jimedu Umar | 1,200,000.00 | 720,000.00 | Human Kinetics and Health Education |
| 16. | Agronomic characteristics and adaptation pattern of ten (10) genotypes of carrot in South Eastern, Nigeria | 2 | 12 Months | Anozie, Chukwunyere Chineche | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Crop Science |
| 17. | Implications of bulk dry ports in Nigeria: Empirical evidence from the Southeast, Nigeria | 4 | 12 Months | Josiah Chukwuemeka Ogbuka | 1,481,500.00 | 888,900.00 | Institute of Maritime Studies |
| 18. | A cross-sectional survey of Nigerian Secondary school principals’ educational innovation and leadership for effective management of Schools | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. Bernadette Ngozi Nwafor | 1,200,000.00 | 720,000.00 | Educational Foundations |
| 19. | Towards flood disaster preparedness among rural dwellers in Southeast Nigeria: The role of information | 2 | 6 Months | Dr (Mrs) Promise Ifeoma Ilo | 1,360.000.00 | 816,000.00 | Nnamdi Azikiwe Library, UNN |
| 20. | Effects of pig manure-based compost and composting duration on the potential of cowpea (Vigina unguiculata) for phytoremediation of hydrocarbon-contaminated soil | 2 | 12 Months | Dr. Chika Mike Jidere | 1,600,000.00 | 960,000.00 | Soil Science |
| 21. | Smart pipeline leakage detection system using multiple sensors enhancement | 1 | 12 Months | Ome Uchenna Kenneth | 1,495,000.00 | 897,000.00 | Computer Science |
| 22. | Social crime and social instability in Nigeria: A threat to national security and job opportunities. A study of the menace of kidnapping in South-South region | 1 | 12 Months | Ijeoma, Uchenna Camenus | 1,499.900.00 | 899,940.00 | Public Administration and Local Government |
| 23. | Psychoeducational intervention for childhood aggression among primary schools pupils in Enugu State | 2 | 12 Months | Dr. Elizabeth N. Ebizie | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Educational Foundations |
| 24. | Screening and molecular characterization for a novel antimicrobial production Actinomycete effective against multidrup resistance (MDR) bacterial strains from soil and water sediments | 2 | 12 Months | Agbo Martina
Chinonye |
1,884,200.00 | 1,130,520.00 | Pharmaceutical Microbiology and Biotechnology |
| 25. | Effects of career training intervention model on electronics technology pre-service teachers’ motivation ana engagement on psychomotor skill acquisition in South-South, Nigeria | 2 | 3 Months | Akpokiniovo Duke Ejaika | 1,541,500.00 | 924,900.00 | Industrial Technical Education |
| 26. | Quality of life, psychological distress and coping strategies among infertile women accessing fertility treatment in tertiary healthcare facilities in Enugu state | Nill | 5 Months | Happiness Anuli Elufidipe-olumide | 1,665,400.00 | 999,240.00 | Human Kinetics and Health Education |
| 27. | Wildlife crimes in Nigeria: A gendered and ethnic-based evaluations among major Ethnic-based groups in Nigeria | 4 | 12
Months |
Dr. Helen Uchenna Agu | 1,536,450.00 | 921,870.00 | International
Law |
| 28. | Accumulation of heavy metals in vegetables planted in soils from oil depot and mining centre in east and south east Nigeria and the health risk assessment | Nill | 12 Months | Prof. (Mrs) Mabel Uchenna Ndubuaku | 2,000.000.00 | 1,200,000.00 | Crop Science |
| 29. | Leveraging on mobile therapy system to gain competitive advantage in depression treatment by mental health councellors in Enugu State, Nigeria | 2 | 6 Months | Dr. Mkpoikanke Sunday Otu | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Educational Foundations |
| 30. | Responses to media messages on exclusive breastfeeding among women in South-east Nigeria | Nill | 12 Months | Mgboji Olanrewaju Abosede | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Mass Communication |
| 31. | Effects of infections with trypanosoma brucei and trypanosoma congolense on the reproductive performance of female West African Dwarf Sheep | 2 | 12 Months | Dr. Njoga Ugochinyere, Juliet | 2,000,000.00 | 1,200,000.00 | Veterinary Obstetricts and Reproductive Disseases |
| 32.. | The role of the media and entertainment industry in the prevalence of internet related financial fraud activities in Nigeria | 1 | 9 Months | Prof. Onyebuchi E. Ezeani | 1,500.000.00 | 900,000.00 | Political Science |
| 33. | Surveillance studies, isolation, molecular characterization and in-vitro control using commercial fungicides of pepper “ebola” in Nsukka, South-Eastern Nigeria | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. (Mrs) Ishieze Patience Ukamaka | 2,000,000.00 | 1,200,000.00 | Crop Science |
| 34. | Prevalence of tick-borne diseases (TBDs) in small ruminants in Enugu state, Nigeria | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. Ijeoma Chekwube Chukwudi | 2,000,000.00 | 1,200,000.00 | Veterinary Medicine |
| 35. | Development of automated lysimeter and comparative analysis of some evapotranspiration products over maize farm | 2 | 12 Monts | Engr, Dr, Gloria Ifeoma Ezenne | 1,425.000.00 | 855,000.00 | Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering |
| 36. | Judicious Phosphorus Management: Assessment of rice farmers’ knowledge and best practices | 2 | 10 Months | Dr. Uchechukwu Pascal Chukwudi | 1,398,400.00 | 839,040.00 | Crop Science |
| 37. | Assessment of digital library literacy skills of final year undergraduate students in library and information science for employment in Hi-tech industries in South-East Nigeria | 1 | 6 Months | Prof. Achebe Nancy | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Library and Information Science |
| 38. | Assessment of the impact of new map flood erosion control project in South-East Nigeria | 3 | 10 Months | Prof. NwaJesus Anthony Onyekwuru | 1,650,000.00 | 990,000.00 | Resources and Environmental Policy Research Centre, EfD Nigeria |
| 39. | Use of livestock manure improved with addition of biochar and microbial agent through composting for bioremediation of crude oil polluted soils in Niger-Delta, Nigeria | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. Nwoke, Oji Achuka | 1,799,000.00 | 1,079,400.00 | Agric and Bioresources Engineering |
| 40. | Interrogating the experiences of the girl child in internally displaced persons’ camps in Benue State and what faith-based organizations can do. | 1 | 4 Months | Dr. Favour Chukwuemeka Uroko | 1,370,000.00 | 822,000.00 | Religion and Cultural Studies |
| 41 | Modeling optimization and control of microgrid system for electrification in rural area using intelligent hybrid renewable energy source (IHRES) technique: case study of Agu-Amede village, Enugu State, Nigeria | 1 | 12 Months | Engr. Timothy Oluwaseun | 1,700,000.00 | 1,020,000.00 | Mechatronics Engineering |
| 42 | A model of a collaborative crime handling system for law enforcement agencies | 2 | 12 Months | Dr. Chikodili Helen Ugwuishiwu | 1,440,000.00 | 864,000.00 | Computer Science |
| 43 | A model of recommender system for digital libraries using machine learning | 1 | 7 Months | Asogwa Caroline Ngozi | 1,364,000.00 | 818,400.00 | Computer Science |
| 44 | The role of the media and entertainment industry in the prevalence of internet related financial activities in Nigeria | Nill | 10 Months | Onu Paul Ani | 1,704,000.00 | 1,022,400.00 | Political Science |
| 45 | Unlocking the potentials of young school leavers through the promotion of makerspace library for entrepreneurial skills in Nigeria | 1 | 5 Months | Dr (Mrs) Anthonia Nwamaka Ejikeme | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Nnamdi Azikiwe Library |
| 46 | Development and validation of a project-based Arduino robot application for learning computer programming in Nigerian Universities | 2 | 12 Months | Dr. Saint O.R. Ngwoke | 1,100,000.00 | 660,000.00 | Health Kinetics and Health Education |
| 47 | Interaction effect of pattern drafting methods on the achievement, interest and retention of home economics students in universities in South-East, Nigeria | Nill | 6 Months | Dr (Mrs) Ugwu Eunice Ifeyinwa | 1,663,000.00 | 997,800.00 | Home-economics and Hospitality Management Education |
| 48 | Health information need of the elderly people in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State, Nigeria | 2 | 11 Months | Dr (Mrs) Ngozi Justina Igwe | 1,600,000.00 | 960,000.00 | Adult Education and Extramural Studies |
| 49 | Integrating hydrogeological and second-order geo-electricity indices in groundwater vulnerability mapping within parts of Nsukka sedimentary basins | 1 | 12 Months | Dr. Johnson C. Ibout | 1,500,000.00 | 900,000.00 | Physics and Astronomy |
| 50 | Internet of things based advisory system for watermelon farming | 2 | 12 Months | Dr. Okoronkwo Mathew Chukwuemeka | 1,325,500.00 | 795,300.00 | Computer Science |
Prof. Anene, B. M.
Chairman TETFund Committee/TETFund Desk Officer
2023/2024 SUPPLEMENTARY AND DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSIONS LISTS
2023/2024 SUPPLEMENTARY AND DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSIONS LISTS
2023/2024 Supplementary Admission List
2023/2024 Primary Direct Entry Admission List
2023/2024 Supplementary Direct Entry Admissions List
2023/2024 Advert/Shopping Admissions List
2023/2024 Foreign Candidates Admissions List
2023/2024 Visually Impaired and Albino Admissions List
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES RECOMMENDED FOR PROVISIONAL ADMISSION FOR THE 2023/2024 ACADEMIC SESSION
Candidates listed above are required to adopt the following:
- All candidates are STRICTLY advised to URGENTLY upload their O/Level results into JAMB Portal using a JAMB approved CBT Center, if they have not done so, and confirm that the upload has been effected in CAPS. Note that candidates’ admission cannot be processed until proper upload of O/Level results are done.
- All candidates who were provisionally recommended for admission in courses other than the ones they applied to JAMB (Advert/Shopping or Supplementary) should, as a matter of urgency, access JAMB CAPS in an accredited CBT Center and do change of course from their original courses of application to JAMB to the courses recommended, print and drop their admission status from CAPS to the Admissions Office to enable them to be recommended in CAPS which is the only authentic way of gaining admission.
- After complying with 1 to 2 above the candidates should subsequently do the followings:
- Visit the JAMB Portal and accept your admission on CAPS by clicking “Accept Admission”. Candidates who fail to accept their admission on JAMB CAPS would not be issued JAMB Admission Letter and would be deemed as not admitted.
- Visit the University of Nigeria website (unn.edu.ng) or portal (unnportal.edu.ng), log in your JAMB Registration number to generate and download a Payment Invoice which contains a Remitta number, the invoice will enable you to make payment at any Commercial Bank, including UNN Microfinance Bank.
- With the Payment Invoice, candidates are requested to pay Thirty Thousand Naira Only (N30, 000.00) acceptance fee. Ensure that the Invoice number is keyed in appropriately at the Bank and obtain a confirmation slip containing your Confirmation number and Invoice number.
- Visit the University of Nigeria website (unn.edu.ng) or portal (unnportal.edu.ng) again and login your JAMB Registration Number, the Confirmation Number and Invoice Number, then print the Admission slip and complete the Acceptance Form online.
- Proceed with other fee payments and registration as indicated on the University of Nigeria website.
- Candidates should note that this admission is provisional.
- If at any time in future, including final year, it is discovered that any candidate does not possess the minimum university and the faculty/departmental entry requirements for the course as prescribed by the Senate of the University, and published in JAMB Brochure, the offer of admission will be withdrawn.
(Signed)
Dr. (Mrs.) C.N. Nnebedum, FIIA, FCAL, MA, FA, MAHA (UK)
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