1. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: A. INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED/ CERTIFICATES OBTAINED University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1980 – 1984) B.Sc.(Hons.) Biochemistry (July,1984) University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1986 – 1987) M.Sc Chemical Pathology (Sept.1987) University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1987 -1991) Ph.D. Chemical Pathology (March1991) Institute of Biology London 1993 CIBiol (Lond) October 1993 Environmental Health Society of Nig. Fseh August 2010 Institute of Public Analyst Nigeria MIPAN June 2005 (See Annexure 4 – 7b) B. DATE OF PROMOTION TO RANK OF PROFESSOR AND CONSULTANT i. Professor of Chemical Pathology since 1st Oct, 1997 (16 years) ii. Consultant Chemical Pathologist since January, 1992 (21 years). (See Annexure 2 -3) 2. ACADEMIC/ ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP i.) UNIVERSITY TEACHING EXPERIENCE (26 years): 1. Professor, Department of Chemical Pathology, College of health Sciences NAU, Awka. Oct. 1 1997 – till date (16 years) 2. Senior Lecturer, Department of Chemical Pathology, College of Health Sciences NAU, Awka. October 1, 1994 – Oct. 1997 (3 years). 3. Lecturer I. Department of Chemical Pathology College of Health Science NAU, Nnewi 11th July, 1991 – October 1994. Nnamdi Azikiwe university (NAU), Awka (3 years). 4. Teaching Assistant/Research Officer-Department of Chemical Pathology & Sub-Department of Clinical Pharmacology College of Medicine/University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria – October 1987 – December, 1990 (3 years). ii.) ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE: (See Annexure 8 – 18) 1. Deputy Vice- Chancellor (DVC) (Academic), NAU since April, 2010 till date (4 years). 2. Acted for the Vice-Chancellor, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka in his absence at different periods and for different length of time from 2010 to 2014. 3. Director, CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka and HANBAN China. since April 2010– till date. (With an award of best international Confucius Director in Beijing, China, 2013) (4 years) 4. Acting Sub. Dean pre-clinical, Faculty of Medicine, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, College of Health Sciences, Nnewi Campus. Sept 1999 to March 2003 (4 years). 5. Sub-Dean School of Postgraduate Studies, Nnamdi Azkiwe University, Awka Nigeria 1st March 2001- Dec. 2003 (3 years). 6. Acting Provost, College of Health Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Nnewi Campus, Nigeria at different times between 2001 – 2003 sessions. 7. Coordinator, Chemical Pathology unit of the Pathological Sciences, Faculty of Medicine. ASUTECH Nnewi Campus. 1991/92 session (1yr). 8. Ag. Head of Dept.(HOD) of Chemical Pathology, College of Health Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU), Nnewi Campus Nigeria 1992/93, session (1 years). 9. Head of department (HOD) of Chemical Pathology, College of Health Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University,Awka. 1996/97, 1997/98, 1999/2000, 2000/2001 sessions, August 2008 – April 2010 (6 years). 10. Head Department (HOD) of Prosthesis & Orthopaedic Technology, School of Health Technology, Federal University of Technology (FUTO), Owerri. October 2006 – Sept. 30th, 2007 (1 year). 11. Consultant and unit head Sub-Department of Chemical Pathology, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH) Nnewi. 1992- till date (21 years). 12. Chairman, Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Nnewi Nigeria. June, 2007 till date. 13. Member, Federal Board of Management of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi, Nigeria. 2008 - 2012 3. PROFESSIONAL STANDING/ HONOURS i.) MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNED SOCIETIES (See Annexure 5, 7a&b, 19-20) International 1. Member, Institution of Biology, London No. 3059477 2. Member, New York Academy of sciences, New York No. 000422233. 3. Alumnus of the Fellows of Sciences and Technology Agency of Japan. 4. Member, American Association for the Advancement of science (AAAS). 5. Member, International Federation of Clinical Chemists. 6. Alumnus of the Fellows of Japanese Society for the Promotion of science (JSPS). 7. Member, International Society for drugs affecting lipid Metabolism Local 8. Member, Nigeria Association of biochemists. 9. Member, Nigerian Association of Clinical Chemistry. 10. Member, Nigerian Association of Medical Scientists. 11. Member, National Geographical society. 12. Member, Institution of public Analysts of Nigeria (MIPAN). 13. Member, Society for Environmental Health (SEH) 14. Member, Environmental Health officers Registration Council of Nigeria. 15. National Vice-President, Nigeria Association of Clinical Chemist 2003 – till date. 16. Member, Medical Laboratory Directors of Nigeria. 17. Honorary Member of the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria. ii.) HONOURS, FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS/ OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP QUALITIES (See Annexure 21 – 30) 1. Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Science (FAS) 2014. 2. Fellow of Science & technology Agency (STA), Japan since Nov, 1993. No. 292029. (International) 3. Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), No. P-95109 (International) 4. Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). No: L97556. (International) 5. Chartered Biologist (CIBiol), London since October, 1993 (20 yrs).(International) 6. First African recipient of foreign Researchers commendation award by the Research Cooperation of Japan [JDRC March 1994]. (International) 7. Enlisted in the 14th Edition of 1997 of MARQUIS WHO IS WHO IN THE WORLD, based on academic leadership contribution to Science and Mankind [Pub. Dec. 1996]. 8. Included in 200 outstanding people of the 20th century in honour of an outstanding contribution to Chemical pathology and lipidology (outstanding achievement diploma and medal earned.) 9. Fellow, Society for Environmental Health of Nigeria (Fseh) since August, 2010 (3 years). 10. Best Foreign director of Confucius Institute 2013. (Certificate and cash award received in Beijing, China in December, 2013). (International) 11. Licensed Public Analyst (MIPAN, Nig) since June 2005 (8 years). 12. Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International (PHF) 13. Multi-Dimensional Merit award 2013 by Guild of Medical Laboratory Directors, Anambra State Branch. 14. Distinguished Service Award by Association of Medical Laboratory Scientist of Nigeria. September, 2010. 4. EXPERIENCE WITH INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) (See Annexure 50a,b&c) 1. I started using Computer since 1993 in Japan and have been using it daily till date. I have good knowledge of software and statistical package application such as Epi-info, statwork and other statistical packages. 2. I had computer appreciation experience at ACET Technologies in 1999 (see attached). I was also a subscriber to real time internet access with external mast at my residential house from ACET Technologies Nig. Ltd, Nnewi from 2005- 2010. 3. I have been the Chairman of the ICT committee of the University, thus facilitating the activities of the MICTU unit since April 2010 till date. 4. As a Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) and Chairman of the ICT Committee of the University, I canvassed and saw to the introduction of e-senate in our University Senate meetings. We commenced e-senate in 2012. 5. As a Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) and chairman, ICT committee of the University, I facilitated the introduction of Computer based Examination (CBT) during Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) by Joint admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in our Institution. 6. Ability to use the SPSS statistical package, thus analyzing my research data for publication myself. 7. Advanced Digital Appreciation Programme- for Tertiary Institutions (ADAPTI) Training done in Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. By Digital Bridge Institute (The Educational Sector of Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC)). 7th- 11th June, 2011. Facilitator/ Participant. 8. I was a participant in the AFRIHub Staff Computer training Programme, organized for all academic staff of our University (see attached). 9. As DVC (Academic), I have handled the typing, formatting and setting of Post- UTME exams in the past four years without needing any form of assistance from any ICT support staff thus, ensuring confidentiality and forestalling any form of leakage of questions. 5. RESEARCH AND RESEARCH GRANTS A). RESEARCH GRANTS/ FUNDS ATTRACTED. (See Annexure 31b, 32b, 33 – 36) 1. Awardee of the 1992 Science and Technology Agency of Japan, Research Fellowship grant. 2. Research Development Corporation of Japan (JDRC) research grant in Aid to STA Fellows 1993. (Value 1.5 million yen equivalent to 15,000 US dollars). 3. Awardee of the 1994 Japanese Society for the promotion of the science Fellowship and research grant. 4. Awardee of Monbusho research grant in aid to JSPS Fellows 1995. (Value 1.516 million Yen, equivalent to 15,160:00 US Dollars). 5. Awardee of the 1996 Pfizer health Research Foundation (Japan) Research Publication grant February 1996. 6. Awardee of the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science Senior Scientific/Professorial invitation Exchange Research Fellowship and grant-March 1 1997. 7. Awardee of Monbusho Research grant in aid to JSPS fellows1997. (value 1.516 million yen, equivalent to USD 15, 160:00) Research Grant No. 09670041. 8. Recipient of Smoking Research Foundation Grant of Japan for Biomedical Research and Ito memorial Research Foundation 1998-1999. 9. Awardee of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Senate Research Grant 1997. [Value 0.34 million Naira]. 10. Awardee of TETFund Research grant for the work on “Measurement of Pregnancy Associated Plasma Protein A (PAPP), Nutritional, Immunological, and some other Biochemical indices in different stages of pregnancy in Nnewi and Orlu, Eastern Nigeria.” (Value 2.45 million Naira). 11. Awardee of TETFund Reseach grant 2011, for the work on “Assessment of Sarcosine Engaralled 2 Gene % Alpha Reductase and other Biochemical Parameters in Prostate Disorders” (Value 3.304 Million Naira). 12. Awardee of TETFund Research grant 2012, for the work on “Vitamin-D status of pregnant women and its influence on pregnant outcome in South Eastern Nigeria” (Value 2.95 million Naira) 13. Consultant to UNESCO on “Maintreaming HIV/AIDS Education into the Academic Curriculum of Faculties of Science and Engineering in Nigerian Universities” 14. Consultant to the School of Health Technology, Federal University of Technology Owerri, Imo State. August 2005. 15. Commendation by University Management for attraction of Funds and materials to the University. B) LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: i) INTERNATIONAL RESEACH EXPERIENCE 1.) Research Fellow in Molecular Biology of Lipids, Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology National Institute of Health (NIH) Tokyo, Japan. April 1993 – October 1994. 2.) Foreign Research Fellow in Molecular genetics, Department of Biochemistry Saga University Medical School, Nabeshima, Sega -ken Japan. – April 1995 – April 1996. 3.) Senior Research Scientist/Professorial Invitation Research fellow, Second Department of physiology, Hamamatsu, University School of Medicine, Handa-Cho, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka-Ken, Japan. Feb. 1998 – January 1999. 4.) Research visit to Rice University at Prof. George scheriapha Jnr’s Research unit and to Dr Moot’s Lab at University of Texas at San Antonio, USA. Sept – Oct 1994. 5.) Research Visit to South-West Biomedical Research Foundation at San Antonio. Texas, USA. Oct. 1994. 6.) Research Associate, Lipid and Nutrition Research Laboratory and drug Trail/Monitoring Clinic, University College Hospital, Ibadan, December 1986 – December 1990. 7.) Active Researcher/Team Leader in Chemical Pathology Department, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Nnewi (NAUTH), July, 1991 – till date. 6. SOCIETAL LINKAGES/ CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS AND GUEST LECTURES i) SOCIETAL LINKAGES (LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL) (See Annexure 37 – 42) 1. As the Chairman of International Cooperation/Linkages, we were able to achieve the establishment of active linkages with 26 Institutions world-over. Through the linkages, we have received Students from the United States of America, Germany and China. Our students and staff have also visited our partner Institutions in the United States of America, Germany, China, Brazil, South-Africa, Sweden etc. 2. Member of the Inter-Ministerial Science and Technology Committee of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 3. Resource Person at the Japan-Nigeria Diplomatic Relations round table. A resource person to the Japanese Embassy on issues related to Academic, Research and Human Development. 4. I facilitated the enlisting of Nnamdi Azikiwe University as Fulbright and Forgerty fellowship participating Institution. 5. I played host to a 25-man Chinese Theatre and Music group that came from our partner University in China for a week stay and performance in Nigeria with our Music/Theatre Department (See attached cuttings from the newspaper documentation of the events) 6. I participated at the National Discourse on “Nigeria in Global Peace Support Operations” hosted by the Nigerian Defence Academy 19th to 21st July 2009. (see attachment) 7. I was guest to National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies Kuru in order to initiate Linkage/collaborative relationship with Nnamdi Azikiwe University in 2009. (See attachment) 8. I was a Guest Lecturer to Cell Biology and Molecular genetics group, Rice University Houston Texas U.S.A. Sept. 5th 1994. Topic: Cholesterol Biosynthesis in Chinese hamster ovary cell mutant 1. “Temperature dependent suppression of cholesterol esterification in intact cell”. By Dr. J.E. Ahaneku 9. I was a participant/Speaker at Achebe Colloquium on Africa, 3-5 Dec, 2011 at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA. (please see on-line details on Achebe Colloquium 2011at Providence) Topic: China’s Presence in Africa: Collaboration or Colonialism? Speaker: Prof. J.E. Ahaneku 10. I was a participant/speaker at the National Institute for the Humanities Summer institute at Lincoln University, PA. June 4-7, 2012 at Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, USA. (The information is available on-line). Topic: The contributions of Rt. Hon. Nnamdi Azikiwe in the Development of Africa and her Institutions. Speaker: Prof. J.E. Ahaneku 11. A public lecturer on AIDS to Post-primary school students in Imo State Oct. 1 1992. Speaker: Dr. J.E. Ahaneku 12. Nigerian Association of Clinical Chemist Bi-Annual Scientific Conference and General Meeting at National Hospital Abuja 23rd October 2001. Prof. J.E. Ahaneku Chairman of Scientific Session. 13. Nigerian Association of Clinical Chemists Bi-Annual Scientific Conference and General Meeting at National University Commission Conference Centre Abuja 23rd October 2001. Prof. Ahaneku J.E. – Chairman of 2nd Plenary Lecture. ii) CONFERENCES: 1. 1st African conference on the Biochemsitry of lipids at university of Nigeria, Nsukka Nov. 8-10, 1998. Paper presented (poster): Ahaneku J.E. Taylor GO. Agbedana EO “The influence of body mass index (BMI) on cholesterol metabolism. 2. Usami Seminar Shizuoka Japan. March 19-20th 1 1994. Paper Presented: Ahaneku J.E. Problems of scientific Research in Nigeria”. 3. 15th Talking together in Tokyo: Relationship between Japan and the U.S.A. Tokyo Japan. 20th October, 1994. Paper Presented: Ahaneku J.E. “Need for Research Funding in the third world countries –focus on infections and non communicable diseases”. 4. Forum toward 21st Century Nov. 13th 995. Fukuoka Japan. Paper Pr esented: Ahaneku J.E. “Lipid traffic, Molecular biology and medicine for the 21st century. 5. Scientific Conference, at Saga Medical School, Saga, Japan. September 26th 1995. Paper Presented: Ahaneku J.E. Chemiluminescence a more convenient method for 1173 1 Protein estimation”. 6. Scientific Conference, Saga Medical School, Saga, Japan. Dec. 12th 1995. Paper Presented: Ahaneku J.E. “Nel gene Protein, characteristic and function. 7. Scientific conference, Saga Medical School, Saga, Japan. March 13th 1996. Paper Presented: Ahaneku J.E. “The Syndecans family- its role in Biomedicine”. 8. Amilo GI, Obi E, Ahaneku J.E. The pattern of blood group system in a typical commercial town in Nigeria. 27th Annual Scientific Meeting on sickle cell anaemia in Nigeria challenges in the next, millenium 22nd Oct. 1999, at NIMR Yaba, Lagos. 9. Amilo GI. Ogamba J. Chilaka KC Ahaneku J.E. Correlation between crythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and leucocyte count in healthy individuals in Nnewi Nigeria. 27th Annual Scientific meeting on sickle cell anaemia in Nigeria Challenges in the next millennium 22nd October 1999, at NIMR Yaba Lagos. iii) Workshops: Numerous Workshops, however, only few will be listed here: 1. Postgraduate institute for Medical Research and Training, Unibadan/UCH Workshop on Research Methodology and Publication writing at UCH, Ibadan 23rd Nov – 2nd December, 1987, 2. Radiation Protection in Biomedical Research workshop at National Institution of health Tokyo, Japan – July 11th – 15th 1993. 3. Workshop on isotope handling in cell and molecular biology, Saga Medical School Radiation Centre Workshop. Saga Japan. Aug. 14th – 17th 1995. 4. Nigerian Association of Clinical Chemists Workshop at National Hospital Abuja on the 23rd of Oct. 2001. 5. Nigerian Association of Clinical Chemists Workshop at Zankali Medical Centre, Utako District, Abuja on the 18th to November, 2003. 6. Institute of Public Analysts of Nigeria Pre-admission Training Workshops on food, Drugs, Cosmetics, Medical Devices, Water, Environment and petroleum; at Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja. Wed., 16th –Fri. 18th March 2005. 7. Institute of public analysts of Nigeria 2006 and Mandatory Training workshop focus on Fertilizer and Animal feeds Evaluation and Quality Assessment for Effective Implementation of National policy on Agriculture. Nov. 27 – 28th 2006. 10. MY CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS THE ADVANCEMENT OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA 1. Programme adviser Chemical Pathology, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Imo State University, Owerri Imo State. 2. Adviser and examiner in Chemical Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, Madona University and Teaching Hospital Okija/Elele, Nigeria. 3. External Examiner 3rd MBBS professional examination in Pathology, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 4. External Examiner, 3rd MBBS professional examination in Pathology, Abia State University Medical School, Aba, Abia State. 5. External Examiner. 3rd MBBS professional examination in Pathology, Ebonyi State University Medical School Abakaliki, Ebonyi State. 6. External Examiner, Ph.D. thesis in Medical Biochemistry, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria. 2005. 7. External Examiner, MSC Dissertation in Biochemistry and chemical Sciences, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Umuahia, Abia State 2004. 8. External Examiner PhD. Theses for Two candidates Dept. of Chemical Pathology, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria 2005. 9. External Assessor, Professorship assessment in chemical Pathology, University of Calabar, Calabar, Cross River state. 10. External Examiner, PhD. Theses in Chemical pathology, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 11. External Assessor Professorship assessment in Chemical Pathology, Delta State University Abaraka. 12. External Assessor Readership assessment in Public Health Technology, School of Health Technology, Federal university of technology Owerri. 13. External Assessor , Professorship assessment in Public Health Technology, School of Health Technology, Federal university of technology, Owerri. 14. Visiting Professor/Head of Prosthesis and Orthopedic Technology, School of Health Technology, Federal university of technology, Owerri. 15. Invited External assessor for Professorial Interview, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, 2005. 16. Member, NUC programme accreditation panel to several Institutions and at different times. 17. Member, NUC Doctoral Theses award review Panel 18. Member NUC stakeholders committee for the development of Instruments for Institutional Accreditation in Nigerian Universities. 19. Member, NUC/World-Bank Stakeholders for the African Centres of Excellence Project. 11. SCHOLARLY CREATIVE OUTPUT i.) DISSERTATION AND THESES: 1. Ahaneku. J.E. (1984): Effects of Chloroquine, Phernobarbitone, Chloramphenicol and propylene glycol on the metabolism of Paracetmol (acetoaminophen) B.Sc. (Hons) project. 2. Ahaneku J.E. (1987): A study of lipid profile in patients with hepatobiliary disease. M.Sc. Chem. Path. Dissertation. 3. Ahaneku J.E. (1991): Plasma Lipids, Lipoproteins and other biochemical variables in Nigeria hypertensive during treatment with different antihypertensive agents. Ph.D. Thesis. ii.) BOOK REVIEW Monograph/Chapter “DANAPAROID” IN THE BOOK: “‘DRUGS’ – A review of its use in thromboembolic and coagulation disorders”. Tim Ibbotson and Caroline .M. Perry. Reviewed by J.E. Ahaneku, I.I. Asakura, A. Gallus, R. Hamada, D.G. Sherman. Drugs. 2002: 62(15); 2214 – 2283 (69 pages). iii.) BOOK CHAPTER Gladys .I. Ahaneku and Joseph .E. Ahaneku – “Water and Health” in Water: Ecological Disasters and sustainable Development (Water Related Problems and Sustainable Development) Boniface C.E. Egboka and Ben Odoh Editors; LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing GmbH & Co.KG Publishers Germany, Pg 182 – 197; 2011. iv.) SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: 1. Ahaneku J.E. Olubuyide, I.O. Agbedana E.O. and Taylor G.O. Changes in plasma high density lipoprotein cholesterol and phospholipids in acute viral hepatitis and cholestatic jaundice J. Inter. Med. 1991; 229: 17-21 2. Shokunbi, W.A. Ahaneku J.E. and Okpala I.E. Cholesterol, Lipoprotein and phospholipids in acute lymphoblastic Leukemia, Eur. J. Haematol. 1991; 46/1:59-61. 3. Ahaneku J.E. Okpala, I.E. Shokunbi, W.A. and Agbedana E.O. Lecithin-cholesterol acyltransferase activity in acute lymphoblastic leukemia. LEUKEMIA 1991; 5(11): 1004-1005. 4. Ahaneku J.E. Taylor G.O.: Agbadana E.O.; Walker O.; Sowummi A.; and Salako I.A.; Effects of Amlodipine on plasma lipid and lipoprotein levels in hypertensive patients. J. Intern. Med. 1992; 232: 489-491. 5. Ahaneku J.E.: Taylor G.O. Olubuyide, I.O. and Agbedana E.O.: Abnormal lipid and lipoprotein patterns in liver cirrhosis with and without hepatocellular carcinoma. J. Pak Med Assoc. 1992; 42(11):260-263. 6. Agbedana E.O.; Taylor G.O.: Olubuyide, I.O. and Ahaneku J.E: Plasma lecithin-cholesterol acyltransferase activity, High Density lipoprotein cholesterol and cholesterol ester in cholestasis. Afr. J. Med. Sci. 1993; 22:41-44. 7. Ahaneku J.E. G.O. Taylor; B.O. Agbedana; O. Walker and L.A. Salako. Effects of moduretic on plasma lipid and lipoprotein levels in hypertensive African patients. Tokai J. Expt Clin. Med. 1993; 18(3-5): 155 160. 8. Ahaneku J.E. G.O. Taylor; O. Walker; E.O. Agbedana; A Sowunmi and L.A. Salako. Biochemical changes during amlodipine treatment in hypertensive patients. Eur. J. Clin. Pharmacol. 1994; 4693): 249-251. 9. Ahaneku J.E. Taylor G.O.; Walker O.; Agbedna E.O. and Salako. L.A. Blood pressure, Biochemical changes during Doxazosin monotherapy in Nigeria Hypertensive patients. Cur. Ter. Res. 1994; 55(9) 1067-1074. 10. Ahaneku J.E. G.O. Taylor; E.O. Agbedana; O. Walker and L.A. Salako. The effects of doxazosin on plasma lipid and lipoprotein levels in hypertensive patients. Pharmacology Res. 1994. vol 30(3): 263-272. 11. Ahaneku J.E.; G.O. Taylor; E.O. Agbedana; O. Walker and L.A. Salako.: Changes in lipid and lipoprotein values during a cross-over treatment of doxazosin, moduretic and amlodipine in hypertensive patient. J.Pak.Med.Assoc. 1994; 44(7) 166-169. 12. Ahaneku J.E.; E.O. Agbedana and G.O. Taylor: Relationship between body mass index (BMI) and changes in plasma total and HDL-Cholesterol levels during treatment of hypertension in African patients. Acta Med. Okayama 1995; 49(5): 267-270. 13. Ahaneku J.E.; G.O. Taylor; O. Walker; E.O. Agbedana and L.A. Salako. Biochemical changes during moduretic treatment of hypertension in African patients. Kobe J. Med. Sci. 1995; 41(4): 83-93. 14. Ahaneku J.E.; J.C. Ndefo and C.E. Dioka: Serum Cholsterol in a typical sub-urban commercial community in Nigeria. EXPERIENTIA. 1996; 52: 980-682. 15. Ahaneku J.E.; C.E. Dioka and J.C. Ndefo: Cholesterol level in diabetic patients in Nnewi Nigeria. Eur. J. Clin. Chem. Clin. Biochem. 1996 34: 339-341. 16. Ahaneku J.E. Blood glucose levels in hypertensive patients during treatment with different antihypertensive agents. Acta Med. Okayama. 1996. 50(2): 107-110. 17. Ahaneku J.E. Blood pressure and blood glucose levels during a cross-over treatment of doxazosin, moduretic and amlodipine in hypertensive patients. Kobe J. Med. Sci. 1996; 43(1): 19-29. 18. H Yoshinaga, Matsuhashi S, Ahaneku J.E.; Masaki Z; Hori K. Expression and identification of H731 Gene Product in Hela cells. Comm. Bichem. Cell Mol. Biol 1997; 1 2and 3: 121 - 131. 19. Ahaneku J.E.; G.O. Taylor; O. Walker; E.O. Agbedana; A. Sowunmi and L.A. Salako: Biochemical changes during cross-over treatment of doxazosin. Moduretic and amlodipine in hypertensive patients. J.Pak.Med.Assoc. 1996: 46(4): 71-73. 20. Ahaneku J.E. Working in Japan as a foreign Researcher – A worthy experience. STA TODAY. 1994; 6(7): pp 13. 21. Ahaneku J.E. Research and Researching in Japan: The experience of a foreign Scientist. J. Biomed Sci. Assoc (Japan) 1994; 6(2). 6-9. 22. Joseph E. Ahaneku. Influence of baseline values on lipids and lipoprotein changes during amlodipine treatment of hypertension. Pharmacol Res 1998: 38(3): 179-182. 23. J.E.Ahaneku; J.I. Adinma; O.B. Nwosu; G.I. Ahaneku; A. Farotimi; R. Analike. Lipid and lipoprotein cardiovascular risk factor changes during normal pregnancy in Africans. Eur. J. obstet Gynaccol & Reprod Biol 1999; 82(1): 53-55. 24. Ahaneku J.E.; Taylor G.O.; Agbedana E.O.; Walker O.; Salako L.A. Infleunce of baseline values I: Effects on plasma total cholesterol and triglyceride levels during doxozosin treatment of hypertension. Inter J. Clin Pharmacol Res 1998; XVIII (4): 159-163. 25. Ahaneku J.E.; Taylor G.O.; Agbedana E.O. Influence of Baseline values II variations in plasma lipoprotein fractions during doxazosin treatment of hypertension. Inter. J. Clin Pharmacol Res 1998: XVIII(4): 165-170. 26. Ahaneku J.E.; Nwosu M.C.; Ahaneku G.I.; Okugba P.C. Underutilisation of Clinical Chemistry tests, with special reference to lipid profile, in disease management in a Nigeria setting. East Afr. Med J. 1999: 76(3):172-175. 27. Ahaneku J.E.; K. Sakata.; T. Urano, Y. Takada, A. Takada. Influence of baseline values of lipids, lipoproteins and fibrinolytic parameters during amlodipine treatment of hypertension in Japanese patients. Pharmacol. Res. 2000; 41(1): 75-79. 28. Ahaneku J.E.; Sakata K; Urano T; Takada Y; Yakada A. Influence of baseline values on lipids, lipoptoeins and fibrinolytic parameters during treatment of hypertension with cilnidipine. Pharmacol. Res. 2000: 41(1): 81-84. 29. Ahaneku J.E; Sakata K; Urano T; Takada Y; Takada A. Effects of cilnidipine on lipids, lipoproteins and fibrinolytic system in hypertensive patients. Drugs Exp. Clin. Res. 2000; XXVI (4): 119-123. 30. Ahaneku J.E.; Sakata K; Urano T; Takada Y; Takada A. Lipids, lipoprotein and fibrinolytic parameters during amlodipine treatment of hypertension J. Health Sci. 2000; 46(6): 455-458. 31. Ahaneku J.E.; Nwosu CM; Ahaneku GI. Academic stress and cardiovascular health. Acad Med 2000; 75(6): 567-568. 32. Nwosu MN; Nwosu MC; Ahaneku J.E. Lipid profiles in newly diagnosed diabetic Nigerians-A preliminary report from Nnewi. West Afr. J, Med 2000; 19 (2): 85 33. J.E. Ahaneku; C.M. Nwosu; G.I. Ahaneku, A. Farotimi. Lipid and lipoprotein cardiovascular risk factor responses to episodic academic stress J. Health Sci 2001: 47(3), 323-326. 34. Ahaneku JE; Adinma JI; Ahaneku GI; Nwosu BO; Nwofor PC. Serum urea and uric acid concentrations in pregnant women in sub-urban commercial community in African. N.J. Clin Pract 2009: 12(2); 216-218. 35. Ahaneku JE; Nwosu MC; Ahaneku GI; Okugba PC. The inadequacy of monitoring fasting blood glucose alone in the management of diabetes mellitus. Trop J. Med Res. 2002, 6(2); 36-39. 36. Ahaneku JE; Taylor GO; Agbedana EO; Walker O; Salako LA. Baseline lipid levels I: A possible mechanism for plasma total cholesterol and triglyceride changes during combined hydrocholorthiazide and amiloride [Moduretic (R)] treatment of hypertension. W. Afr. J. Pharmacol Drug Res. 2001; 17(1&2): 29-33. 37. Ahaneku JE; Taylor GO; Agbedena EO. Response to Baseline Values II: Changes in plasma lipoprotein fractions during hydroclorothiazide and amiloride [Moduretic (R)] treatment of hypertension. W. Afr. J. Pharmacol Drug Res. 2001: 17(1&2): 34-39. 38. Ahaneku JE; Sakata K; Urano T; Nagai N; Ihara H; Pawlak R; Takada Y; Takada A. Changes in Remnant-like particle cholesterol level during treatment of hypertension with amlodipine and clinidipine. J. Biomed invest 2004; 2(2); 72-75. 39. GI Amilo; M Ifeanyichukwu; E Nwobodo; Ahaneku JE. The prevalence of sickle cell disease among patients attending a tertiary Health Institution in Nigeria. Trop. J. Med. Res. 2002; 6(1): 33-34 40. GI Amilo; E Obi; Ahaneku JE. Haemoglobin genotype in a sub-urban commercial Community in Nigeria. J. Biomed Invest 2004; 1 (2): 42-45. 41. Ahaneku JE; Sakata K; Urano T; Takada Y; Ahaneku GI; Takada A. Platelet function, Fibrinolytic parameters and Antihypertensive Pharmacotherapy. Trop. J. Med. Res. 2002; 6(1): 20-27 42. Ahaneku GI; Ahaneku JE; and Agbodike RE. Biochemical and biophysical implications of the methods of processing and storage of garri. Trop. J. Med. Res. 2009: 13(1); 4-7. 43. Ahanku JE; Ahaneku GI and Njoku M. Impacts of air pollution and oil spillage on agricultural yield in Etche LGA of Rivers State. J. Environ Health 2009: 6(2); 70-74. 44. Ahaneku JE; Ahaneku GI; Chukwumma OC and Okechukwu AU. Biochemical Assessment of the three main sources of water in Uli (Lowland area) in Eastern Nigeria. J. Environ. Health (JEH) 2010: 7(1); 6-11. 45. NR Ukibe; CC Onyenekwe; JE Ahaneku; SC Meludu; SN Ukibe; A Ilika; M. Ifeanyichukwu; AO Igwegbe; M. Ezeani; A Onochie; N. Ofiaeli. Evaluation of prognostic value of albumin and serum iron in symptomatic HIV/malaria co-infected subjects on ART in Nnewi, South Eastern Nigeria. Trop J. Med Res. 2011; 15(1): 5-9. 46. NR Ukibe; CC Onyenekwe; JE Ahaneku; SC Meludu; SN Ukibe; A Ilika; M Ifeanyichukwu; AO Igwegbe; M. Ezeani; A Onochie; N. Ofiaeli. Packed cell volume and serum iron in subjects with HIV-Malaria co-infection in Nnewi South-Eastern Nigeria. Inter J. Bio Chem Sci 2010: 4(2); 471-478. 47. NR Ukibe; CC Onyenekwe; JE Ahaneku; SC Meludu; SN Ukibe; A Ilika; M Ifeanyichukwu; AO Igwegbe; A Onochie; N. Ofiaeli; N Abor. CD4+ T-cell count in HIV-malaria co-infection in adult population in Nnewi, South-Eastern Nigeria. Inter J Biol Chem Sci. 2010: 4(5); 1593 – 1601. 48. Oparaocha ET; Iwu I; Ahaneku J.E. Preliminary study on mosquito repellent and mosquitocidal activities of Ocimum Gratissimum (L) grown in Eastern Nigeria. J. Vector Borne Dis 2010: 47; 45-50. 49. Ahaneku GI; Osuji CU; Anisiuba BC; Ikeh VO; Ahaneku JE. Blood pressure and obesity index assessment in a typical urban slum in Enugu, Nigeria. Ann Afr. med. 2011; 10(2): 120-126. 50. JE Okwara; ACJ Ezeoke; EC Okwara; UK Amah; JE Ahaneku; BA Chukwuezi; CI Ikaroaha; JN Egwurugwuru. Pattern of Biochemical tests in a new suburban 51. Nigerian Teaching Hospital. J. Biomed Invest. 2008; 6(2): 32-38 52. CT Isife; CE Dioka; JE Ahaneku; SC Meludu. Zinc and Selenium levels in motor mechanics, paints sprayers, smokers, lubricant workers and Battery workers Exposed to lead in Nnewi, South Eastern Nigeria. Trop J. Med Res 2010; 14(1):74-79. 53. Okonkwo UC; Nwosu MN; Ukah C; Okpala OC; Ahaneku J. The Clinical and Pathological features of hepatocellular carcinoma in Nnewi. Nigeria. Niger J. Med. 2011; 20(3): 366-371 54. Amah UK; Ahaneku JE; Usoro CA; Ezeoke AC; Okwara JE; Amah AK; Etukudo MH; Okwara EC; Amah BC. Comparative study of C-Reactive Protein and other Biochemical parameters in patients with hepatitis B and malaria in Calabar, Nigeria. Niger J. Physiol Sci. 2011; 26(1):109-112 55. Ahaneku GI; Ahaneku JE; Okafor UC; Okechukwu AU. Determination of starch, protein and calcium contents of yam and plantain varieties. J. Biomed invest, June 2010; 8(1): 36-41 56. NR Ukibe; CC Onyenekwe; JE Ahaneku; SC Meludu; SN Ukibe; A Ilika; M Ifeanyichukwu; AO Igwegbe; M Ezeani; A Onochie; N Ofiaeli; N Abor. Use of absolute lymphocyte count or neutrophil ingestion rate in the management of HIV/AIDS disease. Inter J. Biol Chem Sci. 2011: 6(1):99-107 57. Ahaneku GI; Osuji CU; Oguejiofor OC; Aniusiuba BC; Ikeh VO; Ahaneku JE. Blood Pressure and Obesity Index Assessment in a Typical urban slum in Enugu, Nigeria. East Afr Med J (Accepted for Publication 18th August, 2011, In press) 58. Dioka CE, Adogu POU, Okoye FN, Ubajaka C, Ahaneku JE. Antioxidant Status and mineral Levels in Diabetic Patients in Nnewi. J Biomed Inv., 2011; 9 (1& 2): 23-27. 59. Ahaneku J.E.; Onyenekwe CC; Meludu S.C; Ezeugwunne IP; Ifeanyichukwu M; Nnadozie OJ. Serum sex hormonal levels in malaria infected symptomatic HIV (stageII) male subjects on antiretroviral therapy (ART) in Nnewi, South Eastern Nigeria. Inter J. Innov. Res. Dev. July 2012, 1(4): 1-17 60. Ezeugwunne IP; Onyenekwe CC; Ahaneku JE; Ifeanyichukwu M; Meludu SC; Onwurah OW; Osuji FN. Serum Hormonal levels in HIV/AIDS infected male subjects on Antiretroviral therapy (ART) in Nnewi, Nigeria. Inter J. Biol. Chem. Sci. August 2012; 6(4): 1409-1418 61. Ezeugwunne IP; Onyenekwe CC; Ahaneku JE; Ifeanyichukwu M; Meludu SC; Offor CN; Okwara EC. Pattern of serum Analysis, seminal Testosterone and prostate specific antigen (PSA) in symptomatic HIV infected subjects on Antiretroviral therapy (ART) among South Eastern Nigerian men. Inter J. Biol. Chem. Sci. September 2012; 1(6): 147-156. 62. Ezeugwunne IP, Onyenekwe CC, Ahaneku JE, Ifeanyichukwu M, Meludu SC, Chukwuanukwu RC, Onwurah WO, Osuji FN, Okwara EC. Evaluation of Pcv, Cd4+ Tcell Counts, ESR and WBC counts in Malaria Infected Symptomatic HIV (Stage II) Male HIV/AIDS Subjects on Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) In Nnewi, South Eastern Nigeria. IOSR Journal of Pharmacy Oct-Dec. 2012; 2(5): 38-42. 63. Osuji FN, Onyenekwe CC, Ifeanyichukwu M, Ahaneku JE, Ezeani M, Ezeugwunne IP. Antioxidant Activity in HIV and malaria co-infected subjects in Anambra State Southeastern Nigeria. Asian Pac J Trop Med 2012, 5(11); 841-847. 64. Onwubuya EI, Anisiuba BC, Osuji CU, Ahaneku JE. Changes in Lipids and lipoprotein indices in relation to the severity of hypertension in newly diagnosed hypertensive Nigerians. ISRN Cardiol, 2012; 10. 5402. 65. Okwara JE, Nnabuo LC, Nwosu DC, Ahaneku JE, , Anuolue F, Okwara NA, Amah UK, Meludu SC, Dioka CE, Okwara EC, Egwurugwu JN, Ubajaka CF, Chukwulebe AE. Iron Status of some pregnant women in Orlu town Eastern Nigeria. Niger J Med 2013, 22(1);15- 18. 66. Ukibe NR, Onyenekwe CC, Ahaneku JE et al. Evaluation of Hormonal Changes in Menstrual cycle of women infected with pulmonary tuberculosis in Nnewi, South Eastern Nigeria. Indian J. Tuber. Accepted Jan. 2014 (In press). v.) ARTICLES UNDER PREPARATION 1. Ahaneku J.E., et al. Plasma Phospholipid/cholesterol ratio as a biological marker for psychosis. 2. Ahaneku J.E. et al. Lipid and lipoprotein profiles in children as predictive indices of Ischaemic heart disease. 3. Ahaneku J.E. et al. Cholesterol biosynthesis in Chine hamster Ovary Cell Mutant. I Temperature dependent suppression of cholesterol esterification in intact cell. 4. Ahaneku et al. Chemilumineseence a more convenient method for 11173 protein estimation. 5. Ahaneku J.E.et al Cholesterol determination in healthy subjects using two assay method 6. Ahaneku J.E. et al. A comparison of three methods of glucose estimation in healthy volunteers. 7. Ahaneku J.E. et al Correlation between ACP and lipoprotein indices in patients with prostatic disorders. 8. Ahaneku J.E. et al. High density lipoprotein cholesterol and other lipoprotein fractions in Alcohol drinkers and smokers in Nnewi Nigeria 9. Ahaneku J.E. et al. A review of lipid and lipoprotein antihypertensive pharmacotherapy in Nigerians. vi.) COMPLETED RESEARCHES: 1. The effects of propylene Glycol as a diluent on the metabolism of injectable drugs. 2. Lipid and lipoprotein profiles in patients with hepatobiliary disease. 3. Lecithin Cholesterol acyltransference Activity in Health and disease. 4. Modification of methods of high density lipoprotein determination. 5. Metabolic side effects of antihypertensive agents – Emphasis on lipid, lipoproteins and other biochemical parameter as risk factors for coronary heart diseases. 6. Molecular Biology of Cholesterol Biosynthesis. 7. Cholesterol and other lipid components extracts from chicken and rat tissues. 8. Concept of Baseline values and the interpretation of risk factor values during clinical drug monitoring. 9. Fibrinolytic function and its relationship with lipid metabolism in patients with various diseases. vii.) RESEARCHES IN PROGRESS 1. Further biological markers for psychosis. 2. Lipid and lipoprotein variation in the stress states. 3. Genetic mapping for Lipid Disorders in Africans 4. Non pharmacological treatment of hypertension and cardiovascular benefits. 5. Natural product Research and Cardiovascular profiles of naturally occurring food and agricultural products. 6. Environmental Health and Safety Research. 11. POST-GRADUATE SUPERVISION/EXAMINATION 1. COMPLETED M.SC SUPERVISION 10 M.Sc in Chemical Pathology 2. SUPERVISED/EXAMINED PhD 3 PhD candidates in Chemical Pathology 3. M.SC EXAMINATION. i. 17 M.Sc in Chemical Pathology examined at Universities of Ibadan, Calabar and Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Port-Harcourt, Rivers State. ii. 2 M.Sc in Biochemistry, Dept. of Chemical Science, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, Umuahia, Abia State. iii. 5 Master of Public Health candidates, at the Department of Public Health Technology, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State. 4. CURRENT SUPERVISION. I am currently supervising 6 PhD candidates and 2 M.Sc candidates in Chemical Pathology. Two of the Ph.D candidates have completed and submitted their theses for processing for external examination. 12.CONTRIBUTION TO THE SOCIETY AND UNIVERSITY AND CHAIRMANSHIP/MEMBERSHIP OF SENATE COMMITTEES. (See Annexure 43 – 49) 1. Member, University Inaugural Lecturers Committee 2001 – 2003 2. Member, Senate Research Grant Committee 2001 – 2003 3. Member, University International Linkage Committee 2001 – 2003. 4. Member, University Calendar Committee/ Editorial Board of University Calendar 2001/2002 session 5. Member, University Time Table Committee 2001/2002 session. 6. Chairman, University Inaugural Lectures Committee 2008 – till date. 7. Chairman, TETFund Implementation Committee 2009 – till date 8. Chairman, International Cooperation/Linkages Committee 2010 – till date 9. Chairman, Board of the University High School, 2010 – till date 10. Chairman, Chisco Institute of Transport Studies 2010 – till date 11. Chairman, Board of the Continuing Education Programme 2010 – till date 12. Chairman, DTLC Implementation Committee 2010 – till date 13. Chairman, Applied Sciences/Technology/Arts/Humanities Business Committee 2010 – till date 14. Chairman, Sandwich Programme Committee 2010 – till date 15. Member, Endowment/Stakeholders Fund Committee 2010 – till date 16. Member, Finance and General Purpose Committee of Council 2010 –2013 and Aug.2013 - till date. 17. Member, Appointment, Promotion and Disciplinary Committee of the Governing Council. 2010 –2013 and Aug 2013 - till date. 18. Member, University Public Procurement Committee 2010 – till date 19. Member, University Management Tender’s Board 2010 – till date 20. Member, University Management Committee 2010 – till date 21. Assessor/member Nigerian Universities Doctoral Theses Award scheme (NUDTAS) 2006 and 2007 2009 – till date. 22. Member Accreditation Team of NUC 2008. 13. CHAIRMANSHIP/ MEMBERSHIP OF FEDERAL, STATE/ LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARDS/ GOVERNING COUNCILS/ AGENCIES/ BODIES 1. Member, 6th Board of Directors of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Management Board 2000 – 2003. 2. Member, 7th Board of Directors of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Management Board April 2009 – April 2013. 3. Member, 6th Governing Council, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State. April 2010 – February 2013. 4. Member, 7th Governing Council, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. April 2013 – till date. 5. Chairman, Board of the University High School, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. April 2010 – till date. 6. Chairman, Board of Continuing Education, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. April 2010- till date. 7. Chairman, Board of Chike Okoli Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. 2010 – till date. 8. Chairman, Board of CHISCO Institute of Transport Studies, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. 2010 – till date. 9. Vice-Chairman, Board of Confucius Institute, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka and Xiamen University China. 2010 – till date. 10. Member, Board of UNIZIK Business Schoool. 2010 – till date. 11. Member, Mbaise frontline circle. 12. Member and Resource person, Mbaise Development forum. 13. Member, strategic committee on the development of Ahiazu Mbaise Local Government. 14. Chairman, Board of Trustee M. Okonkwo Education Foundation. 15. Member, Steering Committee of Conference of Democratic Scholars (CODES). 16. President, Nigeria Society for the Promotion of Japanese Science and Culture. 17. President/Team Leader, Science and culture in Japan Research Group. 18. Chairman, Anti-corruption Unit, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi, Anambra State, Nigeria. 2003 – date 14. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNIVERSITY/SOCIETY. 1. Member, Faculty of Medicine Curriculum and Development Committee, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nnewi Nigeria. September 1992 – April. 1993. 2. Member Faculty of Medicine Research Grant and Scholarship Committee, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nnewi Nigeria September 1992 – April 1993. 3. Member, University Senate Committee on Consultancy Services, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Nigeria. October 1992 – April 1993. 4. Member, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Library Board Nnewi Campus, September 1992 – April 1993. 5. Executive member, Medical Research Society, Nnewi Chapter, August 1992 – 2001. 6. Chairman Faculty of Medicine Seminar Committee, NAU, Nnewi Campus April 1992 – April 1993. 7. Chairman Pathological Sciences Seminar Committee, NAUTH Nnewi. January 1992 – April 1993. 8. Member Nigerian Association of Biochemists. 9. Executive Member Nigerian Association of Clinical Chemistry. 10. Member, Nigerian Association of Medical Scientists 11. Member Institute of Biology London No. 3059477 12. Active member New York Academy of sciences NY No. 00422233 13. Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 14. Member, National Geographical Society 15. Member, International Federation of Clinical Chemist 16. Member, International Society for Drugs affecting Lipid Metabolism.
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