EKOH-NWEKE ANGELA CHEKWUBE

CURRICULUM VITAE

PERSONAL DATA

NAME:                                            Ekoh–Nweke Angela Chekwube

OFFICIAL E-MAIL:                         ekoh-nweke.angela@mouau.ed.ng

 

 

CONTACT ADDRESS:                    Department of Educational Management

                                                            College of Education

                                                            Michael Okpara Univeristy of Agriculture Umudike

                                                            Abia State

 

PREVIOUS APPOINTMENT:               Lecturer I, Office Technology and Management Department, Federal Polytechnic Damaturu, Yobe State

PRESENT APPOINTMENT                 Lecturer I, Department of Educational Management

                                                             College of Education,

                                                             Michael Okpara Univeristy of Agriculture Umudike

                                                             Abia State

 

DATE OF 1ST APPOINTMENT:                          June 17, 1999.

DATE OF PRESENT APPOINTMENT:             MAY 18, 2015

RANK:                                                                  Lecturer 1 CONUASS 4/2

STAFF ID NUMBERS:                                         SS/2280

           

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Educational Institutions Attended and Qualifications Obtained with Dates

S/N	INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED	QUALIFICATIONS OBTAINED WITH DATES
1	Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State	Ph.D in Business Education (Sec. option), 2014
2	Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State	M.Sc. in Business Education, (Sec. option), 2008
3	University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) Borno State	PGD in Education, 2004
4	Institute of Mgt. & Technology (IMT) Enugu	HND in Secretarial Administration, 1997
5	Institute of Mgt. & Technology (IMT) Enugu	ND in Secretarial Administration, 1994
6	Girl’s Secondary School, Owelli	Senior Secondary School Certificate, 1989
7	St Mary’s Primary School, Ihe	First School Leaving Certificate, 1983

 

Other Qualifications/Certificates Obtained with Dates

1	Diploma in Computer Operations, 2009
2	Certificate of National Service  (NYSC), 1999

 

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES

1.      Professional Member of Association of Business Educator of Nigeria. (Membership No. 1481).

2.      Kappa Delta Pi – International Honour Society in Education, USA (Membership N0.1422837)

BOOK EDITED

1.      Fundamentals of Business Education: Skills Building Approach (2015)

 

 

EDITORIAL CONSULTANT

1.      Sahel International Multi-Disciplinary Journal Sponsored by Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND)

 

WORK EXPERIENCE

 

Previous Employment:

1.      1995 – 1996                 Secretary (Trainee), Purchasing Department Guiness Nig. Plc-Ikeja Lagos

 2.      1998 – 1999                 Secretary, Yobe Investment Company, Yobe State.

 

 Previous Employer:                Federal Polytechnic, Damaturu, Yobe State (1999 – 2015)

 

1.      Positions Held:           Lecturer 1 (2013 – 2015), Lecturer II (2010 – 2013), Principal Instructor

                                    (2009 – 2010), Senior Instructor (2003 – 2009) and Higher Instructor

 (1999 – 2003)

 

2.  Administrative Positions Held/Membership of Committees at FEDPODAM

i.                       Head of Department, Office Technology and Management

ii.                     Departmental Project Coordinator  (ND/HND)  

iii.          Member, Academic Board of FEDPODAM

iv.          Member, School Board of Management Studies

v.            Member Ethics and Privilege Committee

 

 

3.      COURSES TAUGHT  at FEDPODAM

i.                 Research techniques/methods

ii.                  Office administration and management

iii.          Records management

iv.          Professional ethics and social responsibilities

v.            Oral communication skills

vi.          Keyboarding

vii.        Shorthand  

 

4. Administrative Positions Hold at MOUAU

           i.         Deputy Departmental PG Coordinator (M.Sc Business Education Programme)

           ii.         300 Level Course Adviser/level Officer

 

 5.      COURSES TAUGHT  at UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL IN MOUAU

i.                    Administration and Office Management

ii.                  Business Finance

iii.                Economics of Production

iv.                Business Methods

v.                  Business statistics

vi.                Small Scale Business Management

 

6.      COURSES TAUGHT  at POST-GRADUATE LEVEL IN MOUAU

i.                    Foundations of Business Education

ii.                  Office Organization and Management

iii.                Advance Seminar in Business Education

iv.                Management of Business Education

v.                  Instructional Techniques in Business Education

vi.                Advanced Office Information Technologies

vii.              Professional Business Communications

viii.            Advanced Entrepreneurship Development Education

ix.                Theses Supervision

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS

 

1.    Ekoh-Nweke, A. C. (2017). Entrepreneurship skills required by business education students for sustainability.  Paper presented at the 51st Biennial Convocation of Kappa Delta Pi- International Honour Society in Education in Pittsburgh Pennslyvania USA, October 26 – 28.

 2.    Ekoh-Nweke, A. C. & Offia, N. A. (2017). Training needs of tertiary Institutions in south East Nigeria for sustainable development. Association of Business Educators of Nigeria Conference Proceedings 4 (1), 370-375.

 3.    Ekoh-Nweke, A. C. (2017). Culturally responsive teaching and leading: A 1-Day Kappa Delta Pi Regional Workshop, hosted by KDP Nigeria Chapter at Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, Abia State,  April 27, 2017.  

 4.     Ekoh, A. C. & Achilike, A. N. (2016). Critical review of the adequacy of NBTE (2004) instructional facilities and requirements for award of ND and HND certificates in office technology and management. Scholars World– International Refereed Multidisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research

 4 (2), 32-38. Online ISSN: 2320-3145, Print ISSN: 2319-5789.

 5.     Ekoh, A. C. (2016). Traditional pedagogy in business education: A challenge to business educators. Journal of Business Education 3 (2), 126-136.

 

6.     Ekoh, A. C. & Offia, N. A. (2016). Need for appropriate domiciliation of entrepreneurship education in tertiary institutions in Nigeria. Journal of Business Education 4 (2), 142-150.

 7.       Esobhawan, B.I. & Ekoh, A.C. (2016). Task-oriented leadership stlye for organizational effectiveness in higher education in south-south, Nigeria. Paper presented at 3rd international conference of faculty of education. Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, April 18-21.

 8.     Ekoh, A. C. (2016). Inadequate funding in Nigerian polytechnic: Unhealthy on availability and adequacy of instructional equipment/facilities in office technology and management programme. Delta Business Education Journal

6       (1), 1-8.

 9.     Ekoh, A. C. (2015). Administrative and office management. In N. C. Emeasoba, A.C.Ekoh & M. N. Modebelu (Eds). Fundamentals of Business Education: Skills Building Approach; (pp 37-64). SCOA Heritage Nigeria Limited.

 10.  Ekoh, A. C., Emeasoba, N. C. & Victor-Igwe, J. N. (2015). Word processing.  In N. C.  Emeasoba, A.C.Ekoh & M. N. Modebelu (Eds). Fundamentals of Business Education: Skills Building Approach; (pp 96-145). SCOA Heritage Nigeria Limited.

 11. Ekoh, A. C. & Emeasoba, N. C. (2015). Organizational conflict. In N. C.  Emeasoba, A.C.Ekoh & M. N. Modebelu (Eds). Fundamentals of Business Education: Skills Building Approach; (pp 146-159). SCOA Heritage Nigeria Limited.

 12.  Ekoh, A. C. & Okwuanaso, S. I. (2014). Assessment of adequacy of  the NBTE (2004) national diploma and higher national diploma for office technology and management. NAU Journal of Technology &Vocational Education

1       (1), 107-117.

 13. Ekoh, A.C. (2014). Adequacy of the NBTE (2004) curricula components and specified teaching methods for ND and HND in office technology and management. Delta Business Education Journal 5 (1), 1-8

 14. Ekoh, A.C. & Okwuanaso, S.I. (2013). Assessment of the pedagogical competencies applied by junior secondary school business studies teachers in Enugu urban. Journal of Vocational and Adult Education 8 (1), 123-134.

 15. Oyagiri, O.J. & Ekoh, A. C. (2013).Information and communication technology (ICT) skills required of office technology and management lecturers in Nigerian polytechnics. Vocational Business Educators 2 (1), 43-51.

 16. Ekoh, A. C. (2011). Effective communication skills required by office workers in office management. Paper presented at A-5 Day workshop for Administrative Junior Workers of Yobe State University. October, 4-9. 

 17.  Ekoh, A.C. (2011).  Modern filing and indexing techniques. Paper presented at A-5 Day workshop for Administrative Junior Workers of Yobe State University. October, 4-9. 

 18.  Ekoh, A.C. (2010). Assessment of the pedagogical competencies expected of business studies teachers in junior secondary schools. Journal of Women in Technical Education (JOWITED) 6(4), 245-252.

 19.  Owen, R. O., Ekoh, A. C. & Ewemade, I. (2010). Social responsibility of an entrepreneur: An antidote to youth restiveness in the Niger Delta of Nigeria. Paper presented at the National Conference of Association of Business educators of Nigeria at Federal College of Education Osiele-Abeokuta, Ogun State. October, 12-16.

 

 Article under Review

1.      Ekoh-Nweke, A.C. (2017). A study of the Strategies Considered Effective by Business Educators for Improving the Teaching and Learning of ICT in Colleges of Education in Enugu State.

 2.      Entrepreneurship Education as a relevant tool for molding the future of undergraduate students in Nigeria Universities.

 

HOBBIES

Reading, Innovation and Sports  

 

 

REFEREES:

 

1.      Prof. Luke Agbo Anike

Department Geological Science

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka

 

 

2.      Prof. S.I. Okwuanaso

Department of Vocational Education (Business Education)

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.

 

 

3.      Prof Kelechi R. Okoye

Department of Vocational Education (Technical Education)

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.