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Igboji Nnenna Esther (BSc)General Overseer: World Citizens in Pain,Suffering, Labour with Dignity, Peace andFreedom. Klm 6, Ogoja-Abakaliki Road,Igbeagu, Izzi, P O Box 699 AbakalikiEbonyi State, NigeriaPhone: +234(0)8035141419E-mail: okeynwankwon@gmail.com

RESUMEIgboji, Paul Ola (H.ProfSci; HonDSc; PhD)Professor of Science Department of Soil Science andEnvironmental Management, Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources Management, Ebonyi State University, P. O. Box 699 Abakaliki, Ebonyi State Nigeria.Founder/Advocate: World Citizens in Pain, Suffering, Labour with Dignity, Peace and Freedom. World Children Creative and Personal Development Fund. Institute for the Advancement of Ebonyi Friendship and Hospitality and Others.Phone: +234(0)8153675150E-mail: pauligboji@gmail.com

Mrs Nnenna Esther Igboji was born on 27th June 1990 to the family of Mr and Mrs Okey Nwankwo of Ekka, Ezza South Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, Nigeria. Studied at the Department of Soil Science and Environmental Management, Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources Management, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki where she obtained a Bachelors Degree in Soil Science and Environmental Management in 2014. Read at St Paul’s Model College Onueke, Ebonyi State, Nigeria from 2001 – 2007 and Asu Egbe Primary School Ikom Cross River State from 1996 – 2001. Served as Assistant Financial Secretary in Soil Science Department of Ebonyi State University and Secretary Charity Wing Leader, Follow Up Coordinator of NIFES. Had six months industrial training at National Root Crops Research Institute, Umudike, Umuahia, Abia State, Nigeria from July – December, 2013. Hobbies include studying, travelling, listening to news through media and charity.

PROFESSING WORLD CITIZENS IN PAIN, SUFFERING, LABOUR WITH DIGNITY, PEACE AND FREEDOM. WORLD CHILDREN CREATIVE AND PERSONAL FUND. INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EBONYI FRIENDSHIP AND HOSPITALITY *PAUL + NNENNA IGBOJI*

BIOGRAPHY: Dr Paul Ola Igboji was born on 24th September 1963 to the family of Mr

Godwin Ola Igboji and Mrs Cordelia Nwakpu Ola Igboji (nee Nwede) of Igbeagu, Izzi,

Abakaliki. Married to Mrs Nnenna Esther Igboji (Nee Nwankwo Okey). Father to Eugene

Ogonna Igboji, Reginald Chiedozie Igboji (late), Eusebius Buniechukwuelu Igboji and three

adopted daughters -Jennifer Chitokarimmanuanwu Igboji (also known and addressed as

Obiora Esther Amuche); MaryJanet Chibukpakpandoututu Igboji (also known and addressed

as Ezema Ngozika Rita) and Juliet Onyinye Igboji (also known as Juliet Onyinye Nwankwo

Okey).

Appointed Assistant Lecturer at Ebonyi State University on 25.05.98, regularized on

25.05.98; confirmed on 01.06.2000 and promoted to Lecturer 11 on 01.10.2000. Between

1998 – 2000 lectured in the Department of Soil Science and Environmental Management on

intermediate field experiment and statistics for MSc/PGD students, statistics and field

experimentation, irrigation and drainage, soil and plant analysis, introduction to general

agriculture for undergraduate students. From 2013 till date have lectured on Environmental

Chemistry, Environmental Impact Assessment; Environmental Hazard Management;

Environmental Economics; Forestry Resource Management for graduate students; and Waste

Management, Hazardous Substances Management; Ecological Disasters and Control; Human

Settlement and Development for undergraduate students.

Over thirty work on peer reviewed journals; several work done on paper and tapes with up to

4 thesis/dissertations, books/monographs, conference and workshop papers. PhD thesis in 2

publications in English and held in 2 libraries worldwide.

Acknowledged for measuring soil respiration in “Burning management and carbon

sequestration of upland heather moorland in the UK by Farage et al, 2009 Australian Journal

of Soil Research, volume 47, issue no. 4, ISSN 0004-9573; July 2009, CSIRO Publishing.

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Has supervised over 20 undergraduate research projects and currently handling five graduate

and four undergraduate research projects.

Listed in the following International Literatures: Whos Who in The World, 25th Edition;

Whos Who in Science and Engineering, 7th Edition; Dictionary of International Biography,

34th Edition and Cambridge Blue Book, 2nd Edition. Link: www.bios.marquiswhowho.com

Ambassador of England, World Forum Federation from 2009 – 2012 and Ambassador of

Nigeria, World Forum Federation from 2013 – date. Selected by American Biographical

Institute, Inc. as 2009 Man of the Year Nigeria in 2009 and Gold Medal for Nigeria in 2010. .

Nominated by United Cultural Convention for International Peace Prize in 2009. Appointed

Secretary, Think Tank on Agriculture, Enugu State, Nigeria on 21.1.96 – 1.10.96 and Corp

Liaison Officer, Arochukwu Local Government, Nigeria from March 1989 – March 1999.

Member, Society for General Microbiology, American Society of Soil Science, American

Society of Agronomy, American Society of Crop Science, Soil Science Society of Nigeria.

Consultant to FADAMA and NEWMAP (2013 – 2015) on agriculture/rural development and

erosion and watershed control and management respectively. Consultant to UNDP - Ebonyi

State Government supported programme on sustainable agriculture, environment and rural

development between 1998 - 2000; Consultant, Izzi Local Government Family Support

Programme in the areas of broilers, pullets, pigs, rabbit production between 1998 – 2000.

Director, Pazolla Ventures, Nigeria between 1983 - date with livestock farms located at klm

16, Ogoja-Abakaliki Road, Igbeagu, Ebonyi State and experts in horticulture/landscaping

(landscaped Ebonyi State House of Assembly, Nigeria before the first law makers in 1999).

Over the past decade in UK and Nigeria , interests have been focused on founding and

advocating the following foundations/list of causes: World Citizens in Pain, Suffering,

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Labour with Dignity, Peace and Freedom; World Children Creative and Personal

Development Fund; Institute for the advancement of Ebonyi Friendship and Hospitality,

Igboji Ola Idike Centre for Ancient and Modern History and Civilisation; Idike Igboji Ola

Centre for Governance and Citizenship; Institute of Paternal Fraternity, Institute of Maternal

Fraternity; Abakaliki - Ekumenyi and Afikpo - Edda Radio/TV/Web amongst others. Over

65% of career expression of will in UK (in retail and hospitality industries) and Nigeria have

been assigned to the realisation of these causes/foundations with the support of members of

families, friends, well wishers and all people of the world who share and cherish the dreams,

visions and mandates. These causes will be championed during the course of services to the

university, state, country and the world and shall continue after retirement till the legacy

moves on from generation to generation (world without end but with transformations). The

Board of Trustees of these foundations are: The Apostolate of Jesus Christ, The Apostolic

Palace, 00120, Vatican City.

As graduate researcher, Centre for Environment and Society/Department of Biological

Sciences, University of Essex, UK between October 2001 - October, 2006 was part of soil

health research group. The work centered on C fluxes and sequestration in grassland and

woodland ecosystems under various levels of land management using field, laboratory and

model approaches. The modeling accounted for 7 periods of English agriculture (8050 years

comprising the prehistoric, historic, agricultural revolution, post agricultural revolution, green

planet and post green planet. CENTURY 4.0 MODEL was chosen in view of ease of

configuration to diverse ecosystem.

Apart from the quantification of levels of greenhouse gases particularly CO2; their impact on

climatic change and their sink on ameliorating these conditions; other subject areas studied

included the nutrient dynamics of such ecosystem, particularly C and N, exploration of

enzyme activities (cellulose, urease, phosphomonoesterase) and the extraction, quantification

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and qualification of soil humic acids using chemical methods and 13C-NMR Spectroscopy.

Respiration as an index of microbial activities were measured in the field and laboratory with

auto analyser and chemical reagents respectively. These methods helped to account for

autotrophic and heterotrophic organisms roles in C-flux.

In the course of PhD studies at University of Essex, was invited to taught courses in the

Interdisciplinary Centre for Environment and Society that cut across the Departments of

Biological Sciences, Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, Economics, Essex

Business School, Government, School of Health and Human Sciences, School of law,

Literature, Film and Theatre studies and sociology. Courses cut across sustainable agriculture

and environment, eco-literacy, environmental law, environmental economics, environmental

politics, environmental governance, statistics for social science, sociology of human rights,

environmental health.

Permission was also given to attend first degree and masters courses in molecular methods in

ecology, environmental molecular microbiology, protein technology, plants, genes and

agriculture, environmental technology, research methods, marine environment, global energy

resources, global climatic change, biotechnology and genetic modification, ecology,

sociological approaches to science and technology, ground based remote sensing of weather,

conservation, water pollution biology, plant and soil response to elevated CO2, wastes and

pollution in pre-industrial society, bio treatable wastes, gene technology, capitalism,

industrialism and modernity, econometrics, process technology, air pollution.

Prior to joining Ebonyi State University in 1998 started as Agricultural Assistant in Training

on 24th February, 1983 at the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, old Anambra

State, Nigeria charged with the formation and organisation of young farmers club in selected

secondary schools. Rising through the ranks of Assistant Agricultural superintendent on

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18.11.85 to Agricultural superintendent on 01.12.87; Higher Agricultural Superintendent on

01.07.90; Senior Agricultural Superintendent on 01.07.94 before being seconded to National

Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA), Enugu State Directorate as Land

Development Officer/Senior Agricultural Extension Officer on 25.02.94 and Ag. Assistant

Chief Agricultural Extension Officer/Head of Agricultural Extension and Agro-services

Department on 03.05.94.

As Agricultural Superintendent, supervised credit disbursement and recovery at Ikwo Local

Government and Headquarters of the supervised agricultural credit scheme of the Ministry of

Agriculture. Under NALDA, supervised the procurement, and distribution of farm inputs

namely: seedlings, fertilisers, agrochemicals with adequate technical support to organised

farmers of Ukehe in Igboetiti Local Government and the recovery of the costs on periodic

basis in the areas of oil palm, cassava and maize farming in over 7200 hectares of well

developed land.

Within this period worked as Secretary, Think Tank on Agriculture charged with the full

blueprint and execution of agricultural programmes of Enugu state especially on irrigated rice

farming using N26.7 billion irrigation equipment imported by the State Government from and

with full technical support of Israeli Government. Before the Think Tank work served as

Corp Liaison Officer, Arochukwu Local Government of old Imo State, Nigeria in the course

of youth service.

Following the creation of Ebonyi State out of Enugu State on 01.10.96; citizens of the new

state relocated to Abakaliki. Rose to the rank of Senior Agricultural Officer of the Ministry of

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Abakaliki (back dated to 01.01.95) working as

Government House Horticulturist. Resigned career at the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural

Resources, Abakaliki to join Ebonyi State University in 1998 following the upgrading of

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former colleges of agriculture and medicine of previous Anambra and Enugu State

Universities of Science and Technology to Ebonyi State University.

Qualifications

Obtained PhD in Environmental Sciences at University of Essex, UK in 2006, Offered

Honorary Professor of Science by Cambridge International Biographical Center in 2015;

Awarded Honorary Doctor of Science by Cambridge International Biographical Center in

2015; MSc in Soil Science at Enugu State University of Science and Technology, Nigeria in

1995, Post Graduate Diploma in Soil Science and Survey at Anambra State University of

Science and Technology, Nigeria in 1991; Higher National Diploma and Ordinary National

Diploma in General Agriculture at Federal School of Agriculture, Umudike (now Michael

Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike) in 1989 and 1985 respectively, WASC/GCE “O

Level” at Izzi High School, Ishieke, Abakaliki, Nigeria in 1982 and First School Leaving

Certificate at Izzi Community School, Igbeagu, Abakaliki, Nigeria in 1977

Research Interests

Current research interests include: Environmental Modeling, Environmental Monitoring, and

Environmental Education particularly in the areas of soil, water and air health via sustainable

restoration and reclamation. Others include interdisciplinary research in the areas of

environmental law, economics, politics, governance, biotechnology and molecular

microbiology. Likewise waste and global energy resource management and statistical

approaches to effective and efficient environmental research. Part of departmental research

group in the areas of soil reclamation and restoration via alley cropping, use of calcium

carbide wastes that litter in mechanical villages of Nigeria as liming materials; harvesting of

urine for decomposing rice husk that abound in rice mills all over Nigeria in soil fertility

management; use of green and farm yard manure including cattle and rabbit dungs in soil

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fertility management, harvesting and management of water in the production of upland and

swamp rice. Other common crops of research included maize, popcorn. cowpea, bambaranut,

soybean, benneseed, garden egg, melon, yam, cassava, cocoyam, and pumpkin.

Current Graduate students and areas of research

1. Chuku Nkemdirim Lilian (EBSU/PG/PGD/2013/06138). The effect of urban

agriculture on the environment of Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, Nigeria

2. Okoro GodsGift C (EBSU/PG/MSc/2012/04557). Application of GIS/GPS to

Municipal Solid Waste Management in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, Nigeria

3. Okeke, Ifeanyi C (EBSU/PG/PGD/06749). Effect of soil and crop grown under

pesticides in Abakaliki: The Instrumental Neutron Activation (INA) Analysis

Approach

4. Nwojiji, Mathias (EBSU/PG/PGD/2014/06721). Effect of pesticides on stored

agricultural products: The Instrument Neutron Activation (INA) Analysis Approach

Undergraduate students and areas of interest

1. Udeh Chiamaka Andrea (EBSU/2010/55392). Effect of pesticide on stored

agricultural products in Abakaliki.

2. Nwaogu Chizobam Patricia (EBSU/2010). Effect of herbicide application on soil

and heavy metal uptake of maize in an Ultisol in Southeast Nigeria

3. Kalu-Eni Chidinma (EBSU/2010/55385). Assessment of soils and vegetables grown

under pesticides in Abakaliki

Selected Outputs

BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS

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Igboji, P. O; 2014. Sustainable Ebonyi Rights and Privileges Project: Towards Ebonyi of the

Year 2300 – 3000. Department of Soil Science and Environmental Management,

Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources Management, Ebonyi State University,

Abakaliki, Nigeria, pp 42

Igboji, P. O (2014). List of Causes, Foundations, Personal Will, Positional Papers on My Pet

Foundation – World Citizens in Pain, Suffering, Labour with Dignity, Peace and

Freedom plus other Personal Communications under the Revelations and Inspirations

of Almighty God; June: 71pp (In Press)

Igboji, P. O (2014). People Who Changed My Life Forever; 39pp (In Press)

Igboji, P. O (2014). Sustainable Ebonyi Rights and Privileges Projects: Towards Ebonyi of

the Year 2300 – 3000. Department of Soil Science and Environmental Management,

Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources Management, Ebonyi State University,

Abakaliki, Nigeria; November: 42pp.

Igboji, P. O (2006). The effects of land management on the biological properties of east

anglianagricultural soils, British Library Document Supply, BLDSC, OCLC No.

85771598: 247pp. Link: www.ethos.bl.uk\order; www.books.google.com\books;

www.essexlibrary.com

Igboji, P. O (1993). Fertilizer use practices in the south eastern zone of Nigeria: Enugu State

Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources: 186pp

Igboji, P. O (1991). Review of the role of supervised agricultural credit scheme (SACS) on

the Agricultural development of Anambra State, Ministry of Agriculture and Natural

Resources, Enugu: 266pp

JOURNALS

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SCOPUS JOURNALS

International Journal of Sustainable Agriculture (www.idosi.idosi.org)

Igboji, P. O; 2015. Has GM Succeeded or Failed in 21st Century Agriculture: A Review

Article. International Journal of Sustainable Agriculture.

Igboji, P. O; 2015. The Extremes and Limits of Air, Water and Soil Resources. International

Journal of Sustainable Agriculture.

International Journal of Agriculture and Biology (www.ijab.org)

Igboji, P. O; 2015. Where have all the biodiversity gone?. International Journal of

Agriculture and Biology

International Journal of Environment and Waste (www.indersciencepublishers.org)

Igboji, P. O; and J. Aloh; 2015. Indiscriminate Dumping of Wastes Contributes to Air

Pollution in Abakaliki, Southeast Nigeria. International Journal of Environment and

Waste

International Journal of Biotechnology (www.indersciencepublishers.org)

Igboji, P. O; 2015. Cloning of Plants and Animals: The Nuts in Our Heads. International

Journal of Biotechnology

International Journal of Experimental Design (www.indersciencepublishers.org)

Igboji, P. O; 2015. Do we need statistics analysis and interpretations in agriculture and

biological sciences. International Journal of Experimental Design

International Journal of Environment and Sustainable Development

(www.indersciencepublishers.org)

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Igboji, P. O; and A. Adefabe; 2015. Quality of FADAMA and EBSCA Boreholes in

Abakaliki, Southeast Nigeria. International Journal of Environment and Sustainable

Development

International Journal of Environment and Health (www.indersciencepublishers.org)

Igboji, P. O; and N. Nwangbo; 2015. The Contribution of Power Generating Sets to Gas

Emissions in Abakaliki Metropolis Southeastern Nigeria. International Journal of

Environment and Health

Igboji, P. O and M. Amagu; 2015. How safe is the air we breathe in urban and rural

households of Abakaliki, Southeast, Nigeria. International Journal of Environment

and Health

Igboji, P. O and O. Odii; 2015. Increased Traffic Congestion Increases Fears of Gas

Poisoning in Abakaliki, Southeastern Nigeria. International Journal of Environment

and Health

International Journal of Environment and Pollution (www.indersciencepublishers.org)

Igboji, P. O; and A. Onwe; 2015. Air Quality in Private and Public Offices in Abakaliki,

Southeastern Nigeria. International Journal of Environment and Pollution

Igboji, P. O and E. Nwedu; 2015. Hydrocarbon Pollutants are Major Air and Soil Pollutants

From Filling Stations in Abakaliki, Southeast Nigeria. International Journal of

Environment and Pollution

Elixir International Journal: Elixir Agriculture (www.elixirpublisher.com)

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Igboji, P. O (2015). Effect of land management on humic acid spectra generated using 13C-

NMR spectroscopy. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 81:31573 – 31577.

Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O; Pretty, J. N and A. S. Ball (2015). Effect of park grassland management on C-

fluxes in temperate ecosystem. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture

82A:32741 - 32745. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Enzyme measurements increases understanding of effects of land

management practices. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 83:33033 -

33038. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Predicting carbon sequestration under land management practices for six

periods of English agriculture using CENTURY 4.0 Model. Elixir International

Journal. Elixir Agriculture 81:31589 – 31595. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Modification and configuration of CENTURY 4.0 Model in nutrient

simulation studies: A step by step process. Elixir Agriculture 85:34299 - 34309. Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). The gain lies in the details: Soil respiration-temperature-moisture

relationships: Addition to global data bank. Elixir International Journal. Elixir

Agriculture 81:31618 – 31625. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). What happens to nutrient dynamics when you get land management

right: The East Anglia, England Success Story. Elixir International Journal. Elixir

Agriculture 81:31607 – 31617. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

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Igboji, P. O (2015). Modelling microbial respiration: Additional benefit of CENTURY 4.0

Model. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 81:31626 – 31631. Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Molecular and genomic approaches to the study of soil biodiversity: A

review. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 81:31643 – 31651. Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). The beauty of English agriculture: The journey of eight generations

begins with a step (A review). Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture

81:31652 – 31656. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Pesticides in crop management: Environmental implications and future

challenges (A review). Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 81:31657 –

31664. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). A review of soil enzyme, humic acid and microbial activities methods of

assessment: The Pros and Cons. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture

81:31632 – 31642. Link: www.elixiragriculture.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Three decades of experimentation in tropical Nigeria: A personal

experience. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 82:32324 - 32328 Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Agriculture in peril. Elixir International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 82:

32329 – 32335. Link: www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Where is the money: Agriculture or technological gadgets?. Elixir

International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 82: 32336 – 32347. Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

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Igboji, P. O (2015). Farm mechanization: Ecological paradise or disaster?. Elixir

International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 82: 32348 – 32353. Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

Igboji, P. O (2015). Global warming: Environmental boon, pandemic or quagmire?. Elixir

International Journal. Elixir Agriculture 82: 32354 - 32361Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

Nwite, J. N; Igboji, P. O. and Okonkwo, G. I (2015). Effect of integrated nutrient

management on selected soil physical properties and grain yield of maize in

Abakaliki, south eastern, Nigeria. Elixir Agriculture 78: 29904 – 29908. Link:

www.elixirpublishers.com

Nwite James Nte; Paul Ola Igboji; Ajana Anayo Jerome; Pricilia Ngene; Gift Okolo (2014).

Soil properties and grain yield of maize as influenced by organic wastes amendment

in Abakaliki, Southeast Nigeria. Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Healthcare, vol

4, No 23; ISSN22225-0938 (Online):1-8. Link: www.iiste.org

Igboji, P. O and Obi, S(2002). The effects of different levels of N-fertilizer on the growth and

yield of garden egg (Solanum melongena). Journal of Agric.Environment and Food

Science, Ebonyi State, University, Nigeria

Nnoke, F. N; P. O. Igboji; C. I. Okonkwo (1994). Evaluation of rice yield grown in

association with cowpea, popcorn and Okra. Nig. J. of Sc. volume 4, No 8: 48 -60

THESIS/DISSERTATIONS

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Igboji, P. O (2006). The effects of land management on the biological properties of east

anglian agricultural soils. PhD Thesis. University of Essex, UK; pp 247

Igboji, P. O. (1995). The effects of different levels of nitrogenous fertilizer and cowpea

populations on the yield of maize-cowpea intercrop. MSc Dissertation; Enugu State

University of Science and Technology, Nigeria; 180pp

Igboji, P. O. (1990). Evaluation of rice yield grown in association with cowpea popcorn and

okra. PGD dissertation. Anambra State University of Science andTechnology,

Nigeria; 162pp

Igboji, P. O. (1998). Reaction of cocoyam cultivars to Root Knot Nematode (Meloidogyne

incognita) population levels. HND Dissertation, Federal School of Agriculture,

Umudike, Nigeria; 186pp

Igboji, P. O. (1985). The role of farm machines in the agricultural development of Nigeria.

OND Dissertation. Federal School of Agriculture, Umudike, Nigeria; 86pp

CONFERENCE/OCCASSIONAL PAPERS

Igboji, P. O; 2015. Climate Change: Scientific Certainties and Uncertainties. Paper presented

at the 59th Annual General Meeting of the Association of Deans of Agriculture in

Nigerian Universities, 15th – 18th June. Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki; pp 160 –

163

Njoku, C; B. N. Uguru; T. S. Igwe; A. J. Ajana; G. C. Okoro; P. O. Igboji and P. N. Ngene

(2014). Heavy metals accumulation in soils and plants. Proceedings of the 48th Annual

Conference of the Agricultural Society of Nigeria, Abuja; 839 -841pp.

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Igboji, P. O (2013). Environmental Disasters: You and I are to Blame. Society for

Environmental Health and Occupational Therapist (SOSEH) 2013 Annual

Conference; University of Calabar, Nov; pp 11

Igboji P. O. (2003). The effects of land management on the biological properties of east

anglian agricultural soils. Graduate Forum, Department of Biological Sciences,

University of Essex, UK

Igboji, P. O (1999). Effects of different types of mulching materials on the yield of melon.

26th annual conference of Soil Science Society of Nigeria, University of Ibadan, 30

October - 3rd November, 2000: 22

Igboji, P. O (1999). Comparative studies of different sources of organic manure on soil

physico-chemical properties and on the growth-yield of maize (Zea mays 26th annual

conference of soil science society of Nigeria, University of Ibadan, 30 October - 3rd

November, 2000: 25

Igboji, P. O (1999). Response of maize (Zea nays) to green manuring in an Inceptisol. 26th

annual meeting of soil science society of Nigeria, University of Ibadan, 30 October -

3rd November, 2000: 27

WORKSHOPS

Igboji, P. O (2013). Sustainable Land Management Strategies for Fadama Project. Invited

Paper. Workshop on Ebonyi Fadama Projects; August, pp 6

Okonkwo, C. I, P. O. Igboji, E. N. Ogbodo and C. N. Mbah, (2000). Guidelines For the safe

and effective use of pesticides and spraying equipment in the tropical environment.

Workshop on major rice pests and diseases in Ebonyi State. Ebonyi State University,

Nigeria: 12

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Chukwu, E. N, F. N. Nnoke, P. O. Igboji and E. N. Ogbodo (2000). Rice Production.

Workshop on major rice pests and diseases in Ebonyi State. Ebonyi State University,

Nigeria: 12

Igboji, P. O (1999). Proper use of agrochemicals. Training module iii for the adoption of

improved agricultural techniques by farmers. UNDP-Ebonyi State Programme on

sustainable agriculture, environment and rural development, July - October, 1999: 92

Igboji, P. O. (1999). Soil management and conservation. Training module ii For the adoption

of improved agricultural techniques by farmers. UNDP-Ebonyi State Programme on

sustainable agriculture, environment and rural development, July - October, 1999:88

Igboji, P. O. (1999). Appropriate farming system for farmers of Ebonyi State. Training

module I for the adoption of improved agricultural techniques by Farmers. UNDP-

Ebonyi State Programme on sustainable agriculture, environment and rural

development, July - October, 1999: 68

RADIO/MAGAZINES/NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

Igboji, P. O (2014). The Place of Forestry in Environmental Management and Protection.

Radio Nigeria/Unity FM Programme, Abakaliki, Nigeria; June, 2014.

Igboji, P. O (2014). Harnessing local delicacies in the diet of the people. Radio Nigeria/Unity

FM Programme, Abakaliki, Nigeria; Feb, 2014.

Igboji, P. O (2013). Personal experiences in England. In: The Traveller Radio Nigeria/Unity

FM Programme, Abakaliki, Nigeria. July, 2013

Igboji, P. O. (2000). Developing the agricultural potentials of Ebonyi State Ebonyi Dove

Magazine, 2nd edition. ISSN 1595-4536-54

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Igboji, P. O; (2001). Seed Bank: The Izzi Experience. ILEIA Magazine. Information Centre

for low external input and sustainable agriculture Leusden, The Netherland

Igboji, P. O. (2002). A dream come true: British Certificates are Priceless Vanguard,

Thursday, May 2, 2002: page 29

VIDEO TAPES

Igboji, P. O. (2000). Ebonyi State University: Teaching and Research Advances 3rd October,

2000

Igboji, P. O. (2000). UNDP-Ebonyi State Government/Pazolla Ventures Documentary

featuring rural appraisal survey of agricultural potentials of Ebonyi State

Igboji, P. O. (2000). UNDP/EBSG/Pazolla Ventures documentary featuring SPMA (UNDP,

Ebonyi State), PM (EBADEP); Chairman (SHB, UNDP) and MD (Pazolla Ventures)

on agricultural programmes and successes of Ebonyi State

Igboji, P. O. (2000). UNDP/EBSG/Pazolla Ventures documentary featuring rural appraisal

farmers, sites infested with rice gall midge and other healthy farms, HRH Ezeogo

Nkashi Nwokocha and HRH Ezeogo N. J. Odono on agricultural successes of Ebonyi

State

Igboji, P. O. (2000). UNDP/EBSG/Pazolla Ventures documentary featuring the

empowerment of farmers of Ebonyi South Constituency on sustainable agriculture,

environment and rural development

Igboji, P. O. (2000). UNDP/EBSG/Pazolla Ventures documentary featuring the

empowerment of farmers of Ebonyi Central Constituency on sustainable agriculture,

environment and rural development

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Igboji, P. O. (2000). UNDP/EBSG/Pazolla Ventures documentary featuring the

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