SCIENCE FOR A HEALTHIER PLANET

Microbiology across
health, environment
and remediation.

I work at the intersection of medical microbiology, environmental microbiology, microbial ecology, One Health, bioremediation and omics to generate knowledge for healthier people and a more resilient planet.

I am currently undertaking doctoral research on free-living amoebae and microbial symbionts in hydrocarbon remediation and antimicrobial resistance dynamics.

First ClassBSc Microbiology
DistinctionMSc Medical Microbiology
PTDF ScholarPostgraduate research funding
Peer ReviewerContributing to quality science

RESEARCH THEMES

From microbes to global impact

I explore how microorganisms shape health, environments and resilient ecosystems — and how we can harness them for a cleaner, safer and healthier world.

Medical Microbiology

Pathogens, AMR and host–microbe interactions.

Environmental Microbiology

Microbes in natural and polluted environments.

Free-living Amoebae & Symbionts

Amoebae–microbe interactions and their implications.

Bioremediation

Microbial solutions for pollution and environmental recovery.

Omics & Molecular Tools

Genomics, metagenomics and systems approaches.

One Health

Connecting human, microbial and environmental health.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Research outputs

2022

Prevalence and antibiogram profile of Listeria monocytogenes associated with cattle farms in Lafia, Nasarawa State

Bacterial Empire · DOI 10.36547/be.475

2022

Molecular Pathogenesis of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever: A Brief Review

IMC Journal of Medical Science

2021

SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein and RNA Dependent RNA Polymerase as Targets for Drug and Vaccine Development

Biosafety and Health

CONTACT

Research, collaboration, teaching and professional opportunities.

I am interested in opportunities spanning environmental microbiology, microbial ecology, bioremediation, One Health and omics-enabled environmental science.