Suwaiba Nasir
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HeadQuarters
Health sciences
Environmental health science
Assistant Lecturer
Lecturer
Career Profile
Nasir, S. degree was obtained in Zoology from Adamawa State University Mubi, she did her service in the year 2013, and obtained her M.Sc. in Applied Entomology and Parasitology from Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola.
Nasir, S. is familiar with some public health programming as well as its application in solving diverse public health issues.
For thirteen years past till present she has been working as a volunteer with the Nigerian Red Cross Society, health department, serves as the focal point for all matters related to the ICRC data collection health department, assisting the IDPs situation in Adamawa.
Her past and present projects/training includes IDRR 2024 sanitation services Abuja, Nigeria Complex Crisis Operation with the Red Cross Movement (IFRC/ICRC), Supporting CMAM and IYCF, program PHCC’s in Yola North, serves as the focal person for CMAM program in Malkohi PHCC, Drug/Non Drug Item Inventory in PHCC Across the state, Medical Data Collection from different Health Facilities, Supporting WASH programs in Various IDP camps, Supporting the conduct of awareness campaign on various important health issues in IDP camps, Supporting Integrated Medical Outreach with Growth Monitoring and Nutrition services organized by different PHCC across the state as supported by ICRC, Carried out Base line Survey for the proper implementation of ALMANACH, Rapid Nutritional assessment, Interventions, Needs assessment, data analysis management and Monitoring and Evaluation, among others.”
Ph.D. (in view), M.Sc., BSc
Haematology and Parasitology Lab. King’s Care Hospital, Wuse 2, Abuja.
Class teacher, Dr. Amina Abubakar Govt. Girls College, Birini Kebbi.
Health Volunteer, Nigerian Red Cross Society/ICRC.
Faculty Member, faculty of health sciences NOUN.
Assistant lecturer, Environmental Health Science Department.
1. Adamu, S. U., Saliu, O. K., Ebhodaghe, F. E., E. M. Joseph-Shehu., Nasir, S. and Adamu, M. B. (2021). Sources of valuable health information on covid-19 pandemic among residents of Federal Capital Territory, Abuja Nigeria.
Health Equity and Engagement Session, American Public Health Association Annual General Meeting Denver Colorado. Abstract 501799, October 26th 2021.
2. Aliyu F. M., Olatunde, A. Kura A. U., Gagman H. A., Saliu O. A., Nasir, S. Sada A. S., Idowu O. A., Edogbo B.E., and Tijjani H. (2023).
IN VITRO AND IN VIVO ANTIOXIDATIVE AND ANTIHYPERGLYCEMIC POTENTIALS OF BRAN AND BRAN OIL OF FARO 60 (JAMILA RICE), 9th electronic conference on medicinal Chemistry, 1-30 November, 2023.
3. Edogbo B.E., Aduke S.O., Nasir, S. Adamu S.S., Ayodeji I.O., Tijjani, H. Frank, E. Abraham Y.G., Tagang, A. Emmanuel, O. Uchendu, C. (2023).
Assessment of heavy metal contamination in soil and vegetables from popular farms in Kano State,Nigeria and its implication.
Abstract, Nigerian Society for environmental health conference, 2023.
4. Adamu, S. U., Nasir, S., Saliu, O. A., Idowu, A. O., Edogbo, B. E., Yisa, A. G., Sada, S. A., Ebhodaghe, F. E., Eya, C., Adams, M. D., & Tijjani, H. (2024). Sub-chronic Toxicological Evaluation of Drinking Water from Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp in Wassa, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nigeria. Sahel Journal of Life Sciences FUDMA, 2(3), 83–97. https://doi.org/10.33003/sajols-2024-0203-12″
Parasitology, Public health, Environmental health
Google scholar- Nasir Suwaiba
ORCID – https://orcid.org/0009-0005-2395-9518
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