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CURRICULUM VITAE
INEGBENEBOR, Adedayo Ibijoke Mrs. (PhD, Associate Professor)
Chemistry Department, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria
Email: adedayo.inegbenebor@covenantuniversity.edu.ng
adedayoinegbenebor@yahoo.com
Phone no: +234(0)8080743516 and + 234(0)8035013583
PERSONAL DATA
Name:
INEGBENEBOR, Adedayo Ibijoke (Dr. Mrs.)
Date of Birth:
8th May, 1957
Place of Birth:
NW2/399, Idikan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigerian
State of Origin:
Oyo State
Marital Status:
Married with Children
Contact Address:
Chemistry Department, Covenant University, CanaanLand, Ota,
Nigeria.
Other Address:
 Permanent/Home Address:
Inegbenebor’s Compound,
Plot 5, Durosaro Lane,
Off God Day Blocks,
Araromi/Gbekuba, BCJ, Apata, Ibadan.
.
 Residential Address:
Duplex 10, Professor’s Village,
Covenant University,
CanaanLand, Ota
Telephone Number:
+234(0)8080743516 and
+ 234(0)8035013583
Current Position:
Associate Professor
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Qualification
Year
Grade
PhD,
Applied
Chemistry,
Chemical 1992
PhD
Mineralogy,
Biogeophysico-Inorganic
chemistry/Analytical Chemistry
M.Sc.,
Applied
Chemistry/Inorganic 1988
Chemistry/ Chemical Mineralogy/Analytical
Chemistry
B.Sc., (Hons.) Chemistry
M.Sc.
1977-1980 Second
Class
Lower
Institution
University
of
Wales,
Cardiff.
U.K.
University
of
Wales,
Cardiff.
U.K.
University
of Lagos
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TEACHING QUALITY
Institution’s Name
From To
Begin Status
2007
Date
Department
of
Chemistry, 2000
University. of Maiduguri
Department
of
Chemistry, 1992
University of Maiduguri
2006
Senior
Lecturer
Senior
Lecturer
Lecturer I
Covenant University
2000
Present
Status
Associate
Professor
Senior
Lecturer
TAUGHT COURSES
 Courses in Inorganic and Physical Chemistry
 Mineral Processing
 Management and Chemical Industry
 Supervision of projects and thesis
 Bioinorganic Chemistry
 Chemical Reaction Mechanism
 Biogeoinorganic Chemistry
 Research Methodology

Date of 1st Appointment: (a) To this university:
02/01/2007
(b) In the Public service: 01/09/1980
INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED
Date
Qualification
Date
Name of Institution
Obtained
Award
From
To
University of Wales, U.K. 1988
1992
PhD
1992
University of Wales, U.K. 1987
1988
M.Sc.
1988
University of Lagos, Akoka 1977
1980
B.Sc.
1980
GCE
Advanced
The Polytechnic, Ibadan
1975
1977
1977
Level
Ibadan Grammar School
1967
1971
WASCE
1971
of
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Previous Employment
Date
Name And Address Of
Last Post
Last
Reason For
Organisation
Held
Salary
Leaving
From To
Covenant University
2007
date Associate Professor Cuss 12/1 To Date
University Of Maiduguri
1992
2006 Senior Lecturer
Euss5/7 Leave Of Absence
Abdul Azeez College
1980
1981 NYSC
End of NYSC
Oshogbo Grammar School
1981
1983 Senior Tutor
To Further Education
Ministry Of Fisheries
1979
Fisheries Officer
To Further Education
Federal Radio Corporation
1977
Technical Officer
To Further Education
Radio Lagos
1978
Technical Officer
To Further Education
Cardiff Catholic Institute, U.K. 1983
1985 Welfare Officer
To Further Education
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Details of Present Employment
Category
Academic
Current
Appointment
Associate
Date of Last
Promotion
01/10/2013
Employment
Status
Permanent
Professor
MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES/SOCIETIES
 University of Wales Cardiff Alumni Association, 1992
 University of Cardiff, 1992
 Institute of Chartered Chemists of Nigeria (ICCON)
 Chemical Society of Nigeria (CSN)
LIST OF RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:



Topic
Status
Funding
Synthesis of based-metal
containing and Uranyl Minerals
Composition of Pyromorphites
and uranium containing
minerals
Composition of Ore
from North Eastern and
Western Nigeria
Development of Technological
Materials e.g. activated carbons
Evaluation of Phosphate,
Arsenate and Zeolite Orebodied areas in Western Nigeria
Development of Nigerian
Bentonitic Minerals for oil
bleaching
Characterization of South
Western Nigeria Clay for
industrial use.
Completed
UniWales
Completed
University
of Wales
Value (N)
Source
UniWales
Abstract
UniWales
see Attached
See attached
In Progress
In Progress
see
Publication
In Progress
In Progress
see Attached
In Progress
see Attached
RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGHS
Determination of Chemical Stability of Mimetite and Distribution Coeficients of Pyromorphite
Solid Solution
Adsorptive Capacity of Raw Materials in Making Activated Carbon Filter for Purification of
Polluted Water For Drinking
Potentially Exploitable Base-Metal Containing Bentonite Clay Minerals of Ibeshi-Ikorodu SouthWestern Nigeria For Oil Bleaching
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COMMUNITY SERVICE RENDERED:
Period of Service
Nature Of Service Beneficiary
From
To
Conference
Chemists/Industry 2014
Till date
Editorial/Publicity
Witnessing
Public
1977 Till Date
Hospitality
Community
2007 Till Date
Conference Planning Chemists
2006 Till Date
Orphanage Visitation Motherless
2007 Till Date
Old People Visitation Elderly
1993 Till Date
Lesson Teacher
Youth
1977 Till Date
Prison Visitation
Prisoners
1979 Till Date
Community Service Responsibilities
 Head, Department Of Chemistry
 Chairperson, College Technical Week
 Director/PRO Faculty Women Advance
FAVORITE TAUGHT COURSES
 Courses in Inorganic and Physical Chemistry
 Mineral Processing
 Management and Chemical Industry
 Supervision of projects and thesis
 Bioinorganic Chemistry
 Chemical Reaction Mechanism
 Biogeoinorganic Chemistry
 Research Methodology
 Analytical Chemistry
COURSES TAUGHT
Postgraduate
 CHM 919: Biogeochemistry and Pollution
 CHM 921: Bioinorganic Chemistry
 CHM 911: Research Methodology
 CHM 817: Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms
 CHM 821: Research Methods in Chemistry
 CHM 842: Advanced Organometallic Chemistry
 CHM 845: Inorganic Clusters
Undergraduate
 CHM 428: Management & Chemistry Industry II
 CHM 432: Mineral Processing
 CHM 332: Industrial Inorganic Chemistry
 CHM 335: Industrial Chemistry Laboratory I
 CHM 211: Basic Inorganic Chemistry
 CHM 218: Experimental Inorganic Chemical Practical
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 CHM 224: Management & Chemical Industry
 CHM122: General Inorganic Chemistry 1
PROJECT SUPERVISION AT COVENANT UNIVERSITY
Year of Supervision No. of Projects No
of
Per Session
Seminars Per
Session
2007/2008
1
1
2008/2009
2
2
2009/2010
4
4
2010/2011
4
4
2011/2012
4
4
2012/2013
4
4
2013/2014
2
2
STUDENTS SUPERVISION 2013
Undergraduate
Number 4
Masters
1
PhD
1
Reviewer:
International Journal of Physical Sciences Manuscript Number IJPS/22.03.13/3889
International Journal ARPN
CUJPLS
PUBLICATION IN JOURNALS
1. Inegbenebor A.I. (1988). Studies in Chemical Mineralogy, M.Sc, Thesis, University of Wales.
2. Inegbenebor A.I. (1992). Studies in Chemical Mineralogy, PhD, Thesis, University of Wales.
3. Inegbenebor A.I., Thomas, J.H. and Williams, P.A., (1989). The chemical stability of mimetite
and distribution coefficients of pyromorphite-mimetite solid solutions, Mineralogical Magazine,
June 1989, Vol. 53, pp. 363-371.
4. Inegbenebor, A.I., Williams, P.A., Bevins, R.E., Lambert M.P. and Hart, A.D., (1992).
Composition of pyromorphites from Broken Hill, New-South Wales, Records of the Australia
Museum, Supplement 15, pp. 29-37.
5. Inegbenebor, A.I. (2000). Metal dispersion in groundwater at drilling sites in Borno State of
Nigeria, Annals of Borno, 17/18, pp. 151-159.
6. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Akinniyi, J.A. (2000). Vegetation distribution as a guide to mineralization
in North East of Nigeria, Research Journal of Science, Vol. 6 Nos. 1 & 2, pp.79-82.
7. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Akinniyi, J.A. (2002). A study of the vegetation growing in drilling areas
as a guide to mineralization in North East Nigeria, Science Forum: Journal of Pure and Applied
Sciences, Vol.59(1) pp. 107-111.
8. Inegbenebor, A.I and Akinniyi, J.A. (2002). Towards the study of minerals indicating plants:
physico-chemical characteristics of some vegetable plants (Part 1), Nigeria Journal of Applied
Science, Vol. 20,pp. 95-100.
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9. Inegbenebor, A.I, David A. and Inegbenebor A.O. (2002). The study of chemical analysis of clay
deposits in some states of Nigeria for refractory production, Global Journal of Mechanical
Engineering, Vol. 3 No. 1, pp. 47-53.
10. Inegbenebor, A.I. (2003). Composition of ore-bodies as a guide to the study of secondary
minerals deposits in North Eastern Zone of Nigeria, Nigeria Journal of Applied Science Vol. 21,
pp. 115-119.
11. Inegbenebor, A.I., Bamgbade A and Inegbenebor, A.O., (2003). A study of chemical
composition of some clay deposits in Borno-State for refractory production, Science Forum:
Journal of Pure and Applied Sci. Vol. 6. (1) pp. 98-103.
12. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Inegbenebor, A.O., (2004). Chemical analysis of sheabutter produced from
a locally fabricated extruder, Zuma Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences 6(1) pp80-82.
13. Inegbenebor A.I. and Akinniyi, J.A., (2004). Study of analysis of land fill sludge from Maiduguri,
Nigeria, Zuma Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences 6(1) pp.74-76.
14. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Inegbenebor A.O., (2004). Trace elements in trona deposits of North East
of Nigeria, Zuma Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences, 6 (1) pp.77-79.
15. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Akinniyi, J.A. (2004). The elementology of medicinal rocks in Nigeria: A
case study of the rocks laterite (Atun-Yoruba, Marmara Hausa). Zuma Journal of Pure and
Applied Sciences 6(1) pp135-136.
16. Inegbenebor, A.I., Akinniyi, J.A. and Inegbenebor, A.O., (2004). Towards the study of mineral
plants II: Physico-chemical characteristics of trans-esterified vegetable oil (Part II), Nigeria
Journal of Applied Science, Vol. 22, pp. 10-13.
17. Inegbenebor, A.I., Ogbevire A.D. and Inegbenebor, A.O., (2007). Effect of CaCO3 and wood
flour fillers on the compression strength of coconut (Coir) fibre reinforced polymer (FRP)
composite, Journal of Advanced Materials Research Vol. 18-19, Switzerland, pp. 249-251.
18. Inegbenebor, A.I., (2009). The study of biogeoavailability of calcium in cement industry
environs of eastern of Nigeria, Journal of Advanced Materials Research Vols. 62-64, Switzerland,
pp380-384.
19. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Oginni F.A., (2010). Model studies of the interaction of base metal
containing minerals with some biological alteration compounds in ore-bodied environment,
ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Science, Vol. 5 No 4, pp. 38-43.
20. Inegbenebor A.O. and Inegbenebor A.I. (2011). Maintenance of water through the development
of activated carbon filters from local raw materials, Botswana Journal of Technology Vol. 19, No.
2, pp.30-33.
21. Inegbenebor, A.I., Inegbenebor A.O. and Boyo H.I., (2012). Comparison of adsorptive capacity
of raw materials in making activated carbon filter for purification of polluted water for drinking,
ARPN Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 2 No. 9 pp. 754-760.
22. Inegbenebor, A.I., Ogunniran, K..O, Adekoya, J.A., Ajaiyeoba A (2013) Synthesis, antibacterial
and toxicology study of Mn(II), (Co(II) and Ni(II) complexes of sulfadoxine mixed with
pyrimethamine Canadian Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences, Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 2619-2627.
23. Inegbenebor, Adedayo I., SanyaOlu, Olukayode P., Ogunniran, Kehinde O., Inegbenebor,
Anthony O., Adekola, Adefolake A., (2014), Potentially Exploitable Base-Metal Containing
Bentonite Clay Minerals Of Ibeshi-Ikorodu South-Western Nigeria for Oil Bleaching, Covenant
Journal of Physical and Life Sciences (CJPL) Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 123-137.
24. Inegbenebor, A.I., Babalola P.O., Inegbenebor, A.O., Bolu, C.A., (2015), The Development of
Molecular-Based Materials for Electrical and Electronic Industries, The Journal of The Minerals,
Metals and Materials Society (TMS) ISSN 1047-4838, JOM, Vol. 67, Number 4, pp. 830-833
DOI: 10.1007/s11837-015-1355-2
25. Adedayo I. Inegbenebor, Raphael C. Mordi, and Oluwakayode M. Ogunwole, (2015), Zeolite
Catalyzed Aldol Condensation Reactions, International Journal of Applied Sciences and
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Biotechnology, Vol. 3(1): pp. 1-8, ISSN 2091-2609 DOI: 10.3126/ijasbt.v3i1.12291. ISSN
(Online): 2091-2609
26. A.O, Inegbenebor, C.A Bolu, P.O Babalola, A.I Inegbenebor, O.S.I Fayomi, (2015), Influence of
the Silicon Carbide Grit Size Particles on the Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Stir Casting
Aluminum Matrix Composite Material Accepted
27. Inegbenebor A.I, William A., Sanyaolu O.P. (2014), Level of Some Heavy Metals in River Ogun,
Nigeria Proceeding of 17th Annual International Conference of Chemical Society of Nigeria
(CSN) pp. 90-93.
28. Inegbenebor, A.I., Ogunniran, K.O., Mesubi M. A., Ajanaku , K.O., Ojo, O.O. and Narender, T.
(2015), Metal complexes of (E)-N’-(2, 6-dihydroxybenzylidene) nicotinohydrazide: design,
structural and anti-tubercular activity study, American Journal of Applied Sciences. (Accepted).
29. Inegbenebor, A.I., Ogunniran K. O., Mesubi M. A., Raju, K.S.V.N. and Narender T., (2015)
Synthesis, Characterization and Anti-tubercular activity study of (E)-N’-(5-bromo-2hydroxybenzylidene)(nicotinohydrazide) and its Pt(II), Zn(II), Mn(II), Ni(II) and Mo(V)
complexes, Bioinorganic Chemistry and Application. Under review.
30. Inegbenebor, Adedayo I., Ogunniran, Kehinde O., Mesubi, Michael A., Narender, Tadigoppula,
(2015), Synthesis and Characterization of novel (E)-N’-(4-cyanobenzylidene) nicotinohydrazide)
and some of its metal complexes as potential antitubercular agents, Journal of Biological
Inorganic Chemistry, Under review.
Conferences and Seminars
31. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Inegbenebor, A.O., (2001). Chemical analysis of the product from a
sheabutter extraction machine, conference on new products and technologies for
SMES, Benin
City, pp. 15-16.
32. Inegbenebor, A.I., (2005). Environment effect of petroleum products on discharge in
environments at Maiduguri and Port Harcourt depot of Nigeria, Chemical Society of Nigeria, 28th
International Conference, pp. 280-283.
33. Inegbenebor, A.I., Ogugbuaja, V.O. and Akinniyi J.A., (2005). Chemical evaluation of drilling
effluents and the recovery of secondary ores at petroleum discharge and drilling sites in Gubio,
Chemical Society Nigeria, 28th International Conference, pp. 116-118.
34. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Kolo, B.G., (2005). Physicochemical analysis of some portions of Lake
Alau area of Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria, Chemical Society of Nigeria, 28 th International
Conference, pp. 275-277
35. Inegbenebor, A.I. and Kolo, B.G. (2005). Elemental analysis of some cereal plants grown in
North Eastern Nigeria for possibilities of secondary minerals prospecting, Chemical Society of
Nigeria, 28th International Conference pp.273-275.
36. Inegbenebor, A.O. and Inegbenebor, A.I., (2011). In Trends in Maintenance for sustainable
development, International conference on Maintenance of Engineering Infrastructure in
Developing Countries (MEIDC 2010), 27th -29th July 2010 in Gaborone, Botswana.
37. Inegbenebor, A.I., (2009). The study of bioavailability of calcium in cement environment of
North Eastern zone of Nigeria, 2nd International Conference Research and Development, 15th -17th
.
38. Inegbenebor, A. I., Aruwajoye, I.O., and Inegbenebor, A. O., (2012). Evaluation of homogeneity
from ore-bodied in Nigeria for secondary mineral prospective, ICCEM International Conference
of Clean Technology and Contemporary Engineering Management, Covenant University,
Department of Mechanical Engineering pp.24.
39. Inegbenebor, Adedayo I., SanyaOlu, Olukayode P., Ogunniran, Kehinde O., Inegbenebor,
Anthony O., Adekola, Adefolake A., (2014), On Potentially Exploitable Base-Metal Containing
Bentonite Clay Minerals Of Ibeshi-Ikorodu South-Western Nigeria for Oil Bleaching,
International Conference on Turning The Knowledge of Science into Development (CUCIC).
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40. Inegbenebor, A.I., Babalola P.O., Inegbenebor, A.O., Bolu, C.A., (2014), The Development Of
Molecular-Based Materials for Electrical and Electronic Industries, International Conference on
Turning The Knowledge of Science into Development (CUCIC).
41. Inegbenebor, Adedayo I., SanyaOlu, Olukayode P., Ajanaku, Kolawole O., Olusanya, Taiwo,
(2014). Preliminary Investigation Of Physicochemical Properties and Characterization of Tallow
Seed, International Conference on Turning The knowledge of Science into Development
(CUCIC), July 9th-10th, (CUCIC).
42. Inegbenebor, A.I., Inegbenebor A.O., Babalola P.O., Bolu C.A., (2014). Development of
Aluminum Based Silicon Carbide Particulate Metal Matrix Composite through Stir Casting
Processing, 2nd International Conference & Exhibition on Mechanical & AeroSpace Engineering,
for scientists, 8th-10th Sep, Philadelphia.
Seminar/Workshop
43. International Symposiums of Metallurgy and Material Science 7th -11th September (1987) “On
constitutive relations and their physical basis RISQ National Laboratory Roskilde, Denmark.
44. Inegbenebor A.I., (1995) “The role of secondary minerals in limiting metal concentration in
aqueous solution in natural environment”. Symposium chemistry and biotechnology for national
development SHEDA, Science and Technology, the President, Abuja, Aug. 17th -18th, pp.50.
45. Conference “On new products and technologies”, SMES, NASENI May 21st -23rd 2001.
46. Analytical Techniques: Application in science and technology. The workshop on teaching and
research methods, 13th -15th August. 2002, pp.13-15.
47. Chemical Society of Nigeria, 28th Annual International Conference, “On chemistry and the
Nigeria economy”. September 26th -29th (2005).
48. International Conference on Science and Engineering Research and Development, Impacts on
Industry, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria 5-7 September, 2006.
49. International Conference on Science and Engineering development, University of Benin, Benin
City, Nigeria, April, 15-17 2008.
50. International Conference on Science and Engineering development, University of Benin, Benin
City, Nigeria, 2010.
51. International Conference on Clean Technology and Engineering Management (ICCEM) 2012.
52. International Conference on Turning The knowledge of Science into Development (CUCIC), July
9th-10th, 2014.
53. International Conference & Exhibition on Mechanical & AeroSpace Engineering, for scientists,
8th-10th Sep, Philadelphia.2014
Research/ Training Opportunities
a) Application of thermodynamic models to the formation of complex suites of minerals from oxidized
zones of base-metal deposits of some areas in Bauchi, Borno State and Ogun state Nigeria for minerals
exploitation for industrial use
b) Study of chemical mineralogy of arsenic, phosphorus and uranium minerals in oxide zone deposits of
North-East of Nigeria for recovery of minerals of economic importance
c) Synthesis, reactivity and photochemical studies of a series of complexes of oxygen donors with Oxoions of vanadium arsenic and uranium
d) On the development and application of physical and chemical methods (including micro-sample
preparation) of analysis to mineralogical materials from Local raw
e) Sourcing of Local Sands for Gravel Packing and Filtered for Petroleum Technology Development
f) On sorption performance of activated Carbon Produced materials for industrial use.
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Current Research/Research Cluster
 The physico-chemical analysis and behaviour of health, hazards and pollution from indoor, outdoor
and drains in Nigeria cities
 Cluster name: Environmental, Occupational, Family And Lifestyle Factors As Predictor Of Welling
Of The People
Academic Linkages/Membership of Professional Bodies
 University of Wales Cardiff Alumni Association, 1992
 University of Cardiff, 1992
 Institute of Chartered Chemists of Nigeria (ICCON)
 Chemical Society of Nigeria (CSN)
University Responsibilities
Chairperson, Departmental Academic Planning, Covenant University. 2007
Chairperson, Equipment and Material 2007
Chairperson, Practical Resources Committee 2007
Chairperson, College Technical Committee and College Week 2008
Chairperson Budgeting Committee 20007
Member conference planning Committee 2007
Evaluation of Non-Teaching Staff Report activities for promotion 2007
Seminar Director/ Public Relation Officer, Faculty Women Advance 2007
Head of Department, Chemistry, Covenant University 2012
Associate Editor, Covenant Journal of Life Sciences 2013
Conference Editorial/Publicity, Covenant University 2014
Member, Quality Assurance and Academic Standard Committee from 2007
Chairperson, Equipment, Instrument and Chemical, Chemistry, Covenant University 2014
Selected Responsibilities (1992-2014)
 Internal and External Examiner for both Post Graduate and Under Graduate
 Internal and External Accessor for M.Sc and PhD Theses
 External Accessor for PhD Theses Economics Department
 External Accessor for PhD Theses Chemical Engineering Department
 Coordinator of General Studies, University of Maiduguri
 Coordinator of Inorganic and Physical Chemistry, University of Maiduguri
 Member Board of Examiners, Faculty of Science, University of Maiduguri
 Member Postgraduate Research Programme, Chemistry Dept. University of Maiduguri.
 Member, Faculty of Arts Board.
 National Youth Service Corps, Teaching Physics, Chemistry, Biology 1980-1981
 Science Teacher, Advanced Level, Oshogbo Grammar School, Nigeria
 Laboratory Attendant (Science) Advanced Level High School
 Teaching in Primary School.
 Ministry of Fisheries (Operation Feed the Nation) as Fisheries Officer
 Technical officer, Federal Radio Corporation Nigeria, Ikoyi, Lagos.
 Technical Officer at Radio Lagos State
 Welfare Officer at Cardiff Catholic Institute in charge of residence babies, toddlers and aged
numbering up to 200.
 Associate Editor, Covenant Journal of Life Sciences.
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Career and Progression/In Research
 The science and art of inorganic and organic synthesis of minerals, and industrial synthesis;
Synthesis if inorganic solids of industrial interest;
 Analytical, theoretical and applied aspect of chemistry;
 Computing, Modelling and Microprocessor interfacing;
 Aqueous Chemistry; Optically active inorganic complexes; Device and carry out projects such as
the effect of heavy metal contamination Zn and Pb, Arsenic, phosphate, including on some flora,
fauna, and marine in Australia and Nigeria.
These involved:
 Application of thermodynamic models to the formation of complex suites of minerals from
oxidized zones of base-metal deposits of some areas in Broken Hill, Australia, Bauchi, Borno
State and Ogun state Nigeria Ore bodied areas for minerals exploitation for industrial use
 Study of chemical mineralogy of arsenic, phosphorus and uranium minerals in oxide zone deposits
of North-East of Nigeria for recovery of minerals of economic importance
 Synthesis, reactivity and photochemical studies of a series of complexes of oxygen donors with
Oxo-ions of vanadium arsenic and uranium
 On the development and application of physical and chemical methods (including micro-sample
preparation) of analysis to mineralogical materials
 Sourcing of Local Sands for Gravel Packing and Filtered for Petroleum Technology Development
 On sorption performance of activated Carbon Produced from Local raw materials for industrial use.
Some research in progress
 To improve my capacity building and positive mentality
 The search for newer materials/minerals to meet the ever-increasing demands of human civilization
will continue to remain with as long as man seeks to conserve the earth’s resource, and match new
technological demands arising from inventions and new discoveries.
 I will continue to search for mineral ores/materials in their various forms which can be used to
build, operate and maintain systems in companies/industries and of course chemical industries in
particular.
 It is of interest to know that while this research expose development opportunities which will
encourage collaboration among researchers and links with the other part of science, they will also
promote core materials and systems research at the other level.
 Tar sand, bitumen, bentonite and activate carbon form local materials, for example are increasing
being considered for their wide range of demanding application. As a result, there is a growing need
for reliable procedure for the characterization of these minerals.
 Effective use of the knowledge and experience obtained in both Nigeria and abroad will be used to
propose a study project related to the Nigerian bitumen, bentonite, Tar sand and activated carbon
from local raw materials including other economic minerals from the country. In addition, attention
will continue to be drawn to the importance of interdisciplinary studies and enable works which
involve chemists working with scientist from different disciplines.
Alignment with Core Values /Core Value Compliance Drive/Strategies
 I am an active member of Faith Tabernacles with regular attendance at Wednesday prayer sections,
weeks of spiritual emphases, all night prayers, Winners Satellite Fellowship. I am a born-again
Christian, filled with the Holy Spirit. I attend Tuesday Covenant University Chapel Fellowship,
College Fellowship on Thursday. Most Saturdays, I attend Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship
International of which I am a Life Member and wife of Iyana-Iyesi Chapter President/Field
Representative. All these attendance in church programmes and fellowships have enriched me
spiritually. I attend leadership training seminars both in Church and FGBMFI programmes.
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 I have outstanding results from Word of Faith Bibles School WOFBI (BCC, LCC and LDC). The
advanced leadership Trainings have provided platform to share and receive inspirations and
information. All these enable me to lead more effectively and in reaching the community for Jesus
Christ.
 I also read Christian books on leadership effectiveness published by Bishop (Dr.) David O.
Oyedepo and other authors. This has given me clearer understanding of God-given vision, discover
how I can be part of making Christian life a reality to others and learn how to develop God
leadership potential.
 I carried out lectures on schedule with emphases on practical, in order to produce well baked
industrial chemists who can work confidently in industry on what they have imparted from
Covenant University. I mark my scripts on time.
 I align with vision and mission of the Covenant University.
Name and Address of Spiritual Leaders:
Bishop David Oyedepo
Living Faith Church Worldwide,
(Winners Chapel, Faith Tabernacle
Pastor Eso
Living Faith Church
BCJ Araromi
Apata Ibadan
Professor Aize Obayan
WSF, Minister Duplex 9,
Covenant University, Ota
Name of Current Church:
Living Faith Church
(Winners Chapel, Faith Tabernacle)
Date of Joining the Church: September 2004
Church Attended:
o Chapel of Grace, University of Maiduguri
o St. James church, Oke-bola, Ibadan
o St. Peter’s Church, Albany Road, Cardiff, U.K.
o Living Faith Church, Kent, U.K.
New Birth Status/
Baptism of the Holy Ghost:
Date of Water Baptism:
Service Groups:
Yes/April 1977
1981 (Renewal 2008)
Hospitality Group/Choir
HOBBIES: Singing, Listen to Music, Swimming, Reading
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REFERENCES
Dr. Ajanaku K. O.
Chemistry Department,
College of Science and Technology
Covenant University,Canaanland, Ota.
Dr. Israel S. Afolabi
Head, Biological Sciences Department,
College of Science and Technology
Covenant University, Canaanland, Ota.
Dr. Taiwo J. N.
Banking and Finance Dept
(Former Registrar)
Covenant University,
Canaanland, Ota.
Professor E.A. Adeyemi
Department of Architecture
College of Science and Technology, Covenant University,Canaanland, Ota.
SIGNATURE AND DATE
Inegbenebor, Adedayo Ibijoke
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