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Work: 1.TEACHING AND RESEARCH IN AREAS OF ANIMAL SCIENCE 2. STATISTICAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 3. ANIMAL BIOTECHNOLOGY 4. RESEARCH NETWORK AND COLLABORATION
Biographical: JSPS Postdoc Fellow, Laboratory of Animal Reproduction, College of Agriculture, Kinki University, Nakamachi, Nara, Japan. Senior Lecturer; Department of Animal Science Faculty of Agriculture University of Nigeria, Nsukka E-mailS: ndubuisi.machebe@unn.edu.ng ndumacs@yahoo.com Telephone: +2348035487464 Academic Background (including name of Institution and dates) PhD (Animal Physiology) - University of Nigeria, Nsukka - 2010 M.Sc (Animal Physiology) - University of Nigeria, Nsukka - 2005 B. Agric. (Animal Science) - University of Nigeria, Nsukka - 1998 - Second Class Honors (upper) Academic/Teaching Experience Assistant Lecturer 9th November 2005 to 1st Oct. 2007 Lecturer 11 October 2007 till date Professional/Academic Honors and Awards Winner departmental prize for the best graduating student in Animal Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (1997/1998). Technical and Specialized Skills i. Practical knowledge of computer ICT skills (Windows, Microsoft office, troubleshooting etc) ii. Good statistical knowledge and analysis using statistical software (GENSTAT, SPSS, EXCEL) Professional Development Conferences Articles - 9 Journal publications - 7 Membership of Professional Associations Member Nigerian Institute of Animal Science (Registered Animal Scientist) Member Animal Science Association of Nigeria Member Nigerian Society for Animal Science Fellow African Institute for Applied Economics (A.I.A.E) Member University of Nigeria, Alumni Association, U.N.N Chapter Foreign Language Abilities/Skills - Ability to read and write and speak English fluently Referees: Prof. G.C. Okeke Dept of Animal Science, UNN (gregoryokeke@yahoo.com) - +2348035487464 Prof. A. G. Ezekwe: Dept. Of Animal Science, UNN (agezekwe@yahoo.com) - +2348060247344 Prof. C. I. Igwe: Dept. Of Soil Science, UNN (charigwe1@hotmail.com) - +234-803-5408495
Favourite Publications: 1. * Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2010). Predicting body weight of growing-finishing gilts raised in the tropics using linear body measurements. Asian J. Exp. Biol. Sci., 1 (1):162-165. 2. * Machebe, N. S.; Ezekwe, A. G and Anaenugwu, M. O. (2010). Physiological response of breeding gilts to varying protein diets. International Journal of Science and nature Vol. 1(2). In Press 3. Onyekuru, A. N.; Okorji, E. C. and Machebe, N. S. (2010). Profitability analysis of honey production in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu Stat, Nigeria. Asian J. Exp. Biol. 1(1):166-169. 4. Onyimonyi, A. E., Ugwu, S. O. C. and Machebe, N. S. (2010). Performance and linear measurements of growing pigs fed on the basis of their body weight. Pakistan J. Nutrition, 9 (1):57-59. 5. Machebe N. S., Onyekuru N. A. and Ekweogu N. (2009). Socio-economic factors affecting pig production in Enugu State Nigeria. Journal of Agriculture, Forestry and Social sciences (JOAFSS). 7(1): 41-49. 6. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2007). Effect of season on ejaculate quality of three phenotypes of Nigerian local cocks. Nig. J. Anim. Prod. 34 (2): 323 -329. 7. Ezekwe, A. G. and Machebe, N. S. (2005). Milk yield and composition of Muturu cattle under the semi-intensive system of management. Nig. J. Anim. Prod. 32 (2): 287-292. 8. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2002). Ejaculate Characteristics of three genotypes of local cocks in the humid tropics. Agro-Science. J.Tropical Agric., Food, Environt., and Ext.,3 (2):33-36. CONFERENCES ARTICLES 9. * Machebe, N. S., Ezekwe, A. G and Okeke, G. C. (2010) Body condition of gilts at first mating in relation to their pre-weaning litter performances at first parity. Paper to be presented at the 1st International Pig Summit organised by The Nigerian Institute of Animal Science (NIAS), Nov. 22nd –Nov. 26th 2010. IAAR&T, Ibadan, Nigeria. 10. Machebe, N. S., Agbo, C. U. And Onuaguluchi, C. C. (2010). Performance of finisher broilers served Gongronema latifolia Benth. leaf extracts (GLLE) as supplementary source of vitamins and minerals. 15th Annual Conference of Animal Science Association of Nigeria. Sept., 13th -16th, 2010. University of Uyo, Uyo, Akwa-Ibom State, Nigeria. 11. Ohagenyi, I. J., Nwosu, C. C. and Machebe, N. S. (2010). Forward integration in natural incubation of the Nigeria heavy ecotype local chicken. Proc. 35th Ann. Conf. Nigerian Society for Animal Production (NSAP) March 14th -17th 2010. University of Ibadan, Nigeria. P6-8. 12. Abonyi, F. O.; lyi, E. O. and Machebe, N. S. (2009). Effects of feeding sweet potato (Ipomea Batatas) leaf on growth performance and nutrient digestibility of rabbit in Nsukka, South Eastern Nigeria. Proced. 34th Annual Confr. Nigerian Society for Animal Production. March 15th -18th, 2009. University of Uyo, Uyo Akwa-Ibom State. PP366 – 368. 13. Ndofor-Foleng, H.; Ebangi, A. L.; Machebe, N. S.; Oleforuh-Okoleh, U. V., Nwakalor, L. N. and Messine. O. (2009). Non-genetic factors influencing growth traits in the Gudali and Wakwa beef cattle on the Adamawaa Plateau, Cameroon. Proced. 34th Annual Confr. Nigerian Society for Animal Production. March 15th -18th, 2009. University of Uyo, Uyo Akwa-Ibom State. Ppl7-20 14. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2005). Effect of season on ejaculate quality of three genotypes of Nigerian local cocks. Proc. 30th Ann. Conf. NSAP. March 20th -24th 2005. Univ. of Nigeria, Nsukka. P24-27. 15. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G (2004). Effect of dry season on the semen characteristics of three genotypes of local cocks in the humid tropics. Proc. 9th Ann. Conf. ASAN. Sept. 13'h -16th 2004. Ebonyi State Univ. Abakiliki. Nig. P239-241. 16. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2004) Ejaculate characteristic of two strains of local cocks (Naked-neck & Frizzle) in Nigeria. Proc. 29th Ann. Conf. NSAP. March 21st -25th, 2004. Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto. Nig. P92-95.
Work: 1.TEACHING AND RESEARCH IN AREAS OF ANIMAL SCIENCE 2. STATISTICAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 3. ANIMAL BIOTECHNOLOGY 4. RESEARCH NETWORK AND COLLABORATION
Biographical: JSPS Postdoc Fellow, Laboratory of Animal Reproduction, College of Agriculture, Kinki University, Nakamachi, Nara, Japan. Senior Lecturer; Department of Animal Science Faculty of Agriculture University of Nigeria, Nsukka E-mailS: ndubuisi.machebe@unn.edu.ng ndumacs@yahoo.com Telephone: +2348035487464 Academic Background (including name of Institution and dates) PhD (Animal Physiology) - University of Nigeria, Nsukka - 2010 M.Sc (Animal Physiology) - University of Nigeria, Nsukka - 2005 B. Agric. (Animal Science) - University of Nigeria, Nsukka - 1998 - Second Class Honors (upper) Academic/Teaching Experience Assistant Lecturer 9th November 2005 to 1st Oct. 2007 Lecturer 11 October 2007 till date Professional/Academic Honors and Awards Winner departmental prize for the best graduating student in Animal Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (1997/1998). Technical and Specialized Skills i. Practical knowledge of computer ICT skills (Windows, Microsoft office, troubleshooting etc) ii. Good statistical knowledge and analysis using statistical software (GENSTAT, SPSS, EXCEL) Professional Development Conferences Articles - 9 Journal publications - 7 Membership of Professional Associations Member Nigerian Institute of Animal Science (Registered Animal Scientist) Member Animal Science Association of Nigeria Member Nigerian Society for Animal Science Fellow African Institute for Applied Economics (A.I.A.E) Member University of Nigeria, Alumni Association, U.N.N Chapter Foreign Language Abilities/Skills - Ability to read and write and speak English fluently Referees: Prof. G.C. Okeke Dept of Animal Science, UNN (gregoryokeke@yahoo.com) - +2348035487464 Prof. A. G. Ezekwe: Dept. Of Animal Science, UNN (agezekwe@yahoo.com) - +2348060247344 Prof. C. I. Igwe: Dept. Of Soil Science, UNN (charigwe1@hotmail.com) - +234-803-5408495
Favourite Publications: 1. * Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2010). Predicting body weight of growing-finishing gilts raised in the tropics using linear body measurements. Asian J. Exp. Biol. Sci., 1 (1):162-165. 2. * Machebe, N. S.; Ezekwe, A. G and Anaenugwu, M. O. (2010). Physiological response of breeding gilts to varying protein diets. International Journal of Science and nature Vol. 1(2). In Press 3. Onyekuru, A. N.; Okorji, E. C. and Machebe, N. S. (2010). Profitability analysis of honey production in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu Stat, Nigeria. Asian J. Exp. Biol. 1(1):166-169. 4. Onyimonyi, A. E., Ugwu, S. O. C. and Machebe, N. S. (2010). Performance and linear measurements of growing pigs fed on the basis of their body weight. Pakistan J. Nutrition, 9 (1):57-59. 5. Machebe N. S., Onyekuru N. A. and Ekweogu N. (2009). Socio-economic factors affecting pig production in Enugu State Nigeria. Journal of Agriculture, Forestry and Social sciences (JOAFSS). 7(1): 41-49. 6. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2007). Effect of season on ejaculate quality of three phenotypes of Nigerian local cocks. Nig. J. Anim. Prod. 34 (2): 323 -329. 7. Ezekwe, A. G. and Machebe, N. S. (2005). Milk yield and composition of Muturu cattle under the semi-intensive system of management. Nig. J. Anim. Prod. 32 (2): 287-292. 8. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2002). Ejaculate Characteristics of three genotypes of local cocks in the humid tropics. Agro-Science. J.Tropical Agric., Food, Environt., and Ext.,3 (2):33-36. CONFERENCES ARTICLES 9. * Machebe, N. S., Ezekwe, A. G and Okeke, G. C. (2010) Body condition of gilts at first mating in relation to their pre-weaning litter performances at first parity. Paper to be presented at the 1st International Pig Summit organised by The Nigerian Institute of Animal Science (NIAS), Nov. 22nd –Nov. 26th 2010. IAAR&T, Ibadan, Nigeria. 10. Machebe, N. S., Agbo, C. U. And Onuaguluchi, C. C. (2010). Performance of finisher broilers served Gongronema latifolia Benth. leaf extracts (GLLE) as supplementary source of vitamins and minerals. 15th Annual Conference of Animal Science Association of Nigeria. Sept., 13th -16th, 2010. University of Uyo, Uyo, Akwa-Ibom State, Nigeria. 11. Ohagenyi, I. J., Nwosu, C. C. and Machebe, N. S. (2010). Forward integration in natural incubation of the Nigeria heavy ecotype local chicken. Proc. 35th Ann. Conf. Nigerian Society for Animal Production (NSAP) March 14th -17th 2010. University of Ibadan, Nigeria. P6-8. 12. Abonyi, F. O.; lyi, E. O. and Machebe, N. S. (2009). Effects of feeding sweet potato (Ipomea Batatas) leaf on growth performance and nutrient digestibility of rabbit in Nsukka, South Eastern Nigeria. Proced. 34th Annual Confr. Nigerian Society for Animal Production. March 15th -18th, 2009. University of Uyo, Uyo Akwa-Ibom State. PP366 – 368. 13. Ndofor-Foleng, H.; Ebangi, A. L.; Machebe, N. S.; Oleforuh-Okoleh, U. V., Nwakalor, L. N. and Messine. O. (2009). Non-genetic factors influencing growth traits in the Gudali and Wakwa beef cattle on the Adamawaa Plateau, Cameroon. Proced. 34th Annual Confr. Nigerian Society for Animal Production. March 15th -18th, 2009. University of Uyo, Uyo Akwa-Ibom State. Ppl7-20 14. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2005). Effect of season on ejaculate quality of three genotypes of Nigerian local cocks. Proc. 30th Ann. Conf. NSAP. March 20th -24th 2005. Univ. of Nigeria, Nsukka. P24-27. 15. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G (2004). Effect of dry season on the semen characteristics of three genotypes of local cocks in the humid tropics. Proc. 9th Ann. Conf. ASAN. Sept. 13'h -16th 2004. Ebonyi State Univ. Abakiliki. Nig. P239-241. 16. Machebe, N. S. and Ezekwe, A. G. (2004) Ejaculate characteristic of two strains of local cocks (Naked-neck & Frizzle) in Nigeria. Proc. 29th Ann. Conf. NSAP. March 21st -25th, 2004. Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto. Nig. P92-95.
