NAPE-UAP VGP

NAPE‐UAP
VGP
NAPE-University Assistance Program: Visiting Geoscience Program (VGP) University of Ibadan, Oyo State Nigeria
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Seminars Presented: Subsurface Mapping and Assessment Concepts; Fundamentals of
Communication, Department of Geology, August 9, 2011
NAPE-University Assistance Program: Visiting Geoscience Program (VGP) Federal University of Technology Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria
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Seminars Presented: Subsurface Mapping and Assessment Concepts; Skills Impacting Hiring
Of Nigeria-Trained Geoscience Graduates, Department of Geology, August 10, 2011
NAPE-University Assistance Program: Visiting Geoscience Program (VGP) Federal University of Technology Minna, NigerState, Nigeria
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Seminars Presented: Subsurface Mapping and Assessment Concepts; Skills Impacting Hiring
of Nigeria-Trained Graduates; Fundamentals of Communication and Presentation,
Department of Geology, School of Science & Science Education, September 8-9, 2011
NAPE-University Assistance Program: Visiting Geoscience Program (VGP) Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Nigeria
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Seminars Presented: Subsurface Mapping and Assessment Concepts; Skills Impacting Hiring of
Nigeria-Trained Graduates, Department of Earth Sciences, September 20, 2011
NAPE-University Assistance Program: Visiting Geoscience Program (VGP) University of Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria
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Seminars Presented: Subsurface Mapping and Assessment Concepts; Skills Impacting Hiring of
Nigeria-Trained Graduates, Department of Earth Sciences, October 28, 2011
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS (NAPE) – UNIVERSITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (UAP) VISITING GEOSCIENCE PROGRAM (VGP) ‐ NAPE STUDENT CHAPTER IN UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN IBADAN, OYO STATE FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 2012 The NAPE‐UAP Chairman, Wasiu Odufisan, Ph.D., CPG was at the Department of Geology, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State as part of NAPE‐UAP Visiting Geoscience Program to deliver a seminar titled: Career in Geosciences in Today’s World – Knowledge Base, Skills, Opportunities and Challenges. ExxonMobil provided full sponsorship that facilitated the visit of the NAPE‐UAP Chairman for the program. The seminar was held at the Seminar room of the Department on Friday, August 24, 2012. The program started around 10:00 AM with an opening prayer conducted by one of the student, thereafter, the Head of Department, Professor M.N Tijani gave his opening speech. He enjoined the students to pay attention so that they can become familiar with the current recruitment process in the industry. After, the Faculty Advisor, Dr. Olubunmi C. Adeigbe officially welcomed the NAPE‐UAP Chairman and introduce him for the presentation. This was followed by the seminar lecture by the UAP Chairman. The summary of the lecture are that in addition to core professional knowledge and skills, today’s’ graduates would require the development of competence in non‐technical skills (soft skills) such as:  communication‐verbal and non‐verbal;  teamwork and collaboration;  persuasion and influencing;  professional networking;  leadership skills These skills are required to compete effectively for employment opportunities in today’s market. At the end of the lecture, reactions, comments and questions were taken from the students and were fully addressed. Dr. Wasiu Odufisan encouraged the students to seize the opportunity of a NAPE chapter in their school to get into the network of NAPE and learn from the professionals. He encouraged them to be more proactive and enlarge their student membership. The closing comment was given by Dr. O.C. Adeigbe while the President of the student chapter, Mr. Abiodun Teluwo gave the vote of thanks on behalf of the students. Below are photos taken at the event. NAPE‐UAP
2012 Mini‐Conference
Report
PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 2012 MINI CONFERENCE
BUDGET ITEMS
POSTERS+CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
INVITATION CARDS
PUBLICITY
a. Photography & VCD Recordings
b. Adverts
C. Press conference
SUB TOTAL
LOCAL PUBLICITY
a. Banners
b. Rosettes for special guests
SUB TOTAL
CONFERENCE BAGS
NOTE PADS AND PEN (CONFERENCE MATERIALS)
TRANSPORTATION a. Hiring of Buses, fueling, allowance for 6 Drivers
b. Transportation of Materials
c. Secret. Staff Trip
SUB TOTAL
CATERING & FOOD Friday Sessions
Lunch: a. Students 700 in number @ 700
b. Executives 150 in number @ 1,200
2 snacks for 850 people @ 300
Saturday Sessions
Lunch: a. Students 700 in number @ 700
b. Executives 150 in number @ 1,200
2 snacks for 850 people @ 300
Sunday Sessions
Breakfast for 850 people @ 700
SUB TOTAL
FIELD EXCURSION
a. Swan water for 100 people b. Lunch for 100 @ 700
c. Production of Field Excursion Guide
SUB TOTAL
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS AND PROGRAMME
GIFT FOR SPEAKERS
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION/ALLOWANCE
a. LOC
b. Student Presenters/ Co-Chairs/others
c. Secret. Staff Allowances
SUB TOTAL
NAME TAGS
CONFERENCE T. SHIRTS + CAPS ( FOR USHERS
ETC)
BUDGET ITEMS
PLAQUES
CERTIFICATE
CONFERENCE VENUE
a. Exterior & interior decorations of venue
b. Hiring of canopies/ chairs
c. Toiletries for the Conference Venue
d. Diesel/ oil
e. Cleaning of Venue
f. Payment for IT experts and Technicians
SUB TOTAL
POSTAGE
Secretariat (Courier)
SUB TOTAL
REGISTRATION
a. Uniform for 6No Conf. Reg Assistants
b. Renumeration of 6No Conf. Reg assistants
c. Chest Badge for 6No Reg. assistants @ 250
SUB TOTAL
SECRETARIAT REQUIREMENTS
a. Computers and Printer
b. Photocopying Machine
c. Internet facility and Service
d.stationaries
e. projector and screen
f. Allowance for ushers/ volunteers
g. Lamination& spiral binding of doc
SUB TOTAL
LOC CONTINGENCIES
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
EXPENSES FOR TECH SUB COMMITTEE
MISCELLANEOUS
GRAND TOTAL
SEC. SUGGESTED/
220,000
50,000
ACTUAL PRICES (N)
144,330
23,050
150,000
ACTION
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
LOC
200,000
350,000
224,700
224,700
NAPE SECRETARIAT
80,000
20,000
100,000
1,000,000
200,000
75,000
12,000
87,000
937,500
180,000
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
140,000
50,000
190,000
100,000
143,000
243,000
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
LOC
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
490,000
180,000
510,000
LOC
LOC
LOC
490,000
180,000
510,000
LOC
LOC
LOC
595,000
2,955,000
LOC
10,000
70,000
50,000
120,000
182,300
LOC
LOC
NAPE SECRETARIAT
500,000
100,000
592,300
-
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
1,000,000
641,000
1,641,000
50,000
505,050
773,000
1,278,050
37,210
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
To be provided by the secretariat
COSTS
200,000
94,500
60,000
60,000
100,000
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
30,000
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
300,000
21,600
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
NAPE SECRETARIAT
LOC
LOC
NAPE SECRETARIAT
LOC
LOC
120,000
120,000
NAPE SECRETARIAT
-
NAPE SECRETARIAT
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
40,000
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
50,000
LOC
LOC
LOC
NAPE SECRETARIAT
LOC
NAPE SECRETARIAT
LOC
120,000
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
210,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
300,000
9,166,000
NAPE SECRETARIAT
120,000
LOC
(N20,000 paid from Misc) NAPE SECRETARIAT
LOC
132,290
NAPE SECRETARIAT
6,190,580
SUMMARY REPORT
6th NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS
(NAPE) Mini – Conference held in Obafemi Awolowo University: A Success
Story of Industry and Academic Collaboration and Association
The 6th edition of the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) Mini-conference held in
the beautiful campus of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife from April 26 to 29, 2012. The
conference is a bi-annual event which was hosted in past editions as follow: Federal University of
Technology Akure (2002), Federal University of Technology Owerri (2004), Ahmadu Bello University
(2006), University of Calabar (2008), University of Ilorin (2010). This event is part of NAPE-University
Assistance Programme dedicated to the development of geosciences education, technical presentation and
leadership skills in tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
The theme of the conference is “Emerging Concepts in Geosciences Education”. Over 100 papers were
submitted from 34 universities; 30 were selected for Oral and 15 for Poster presentations. The conference
is declared a huge success! Miss Doyin Ogundipe, a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University won the
first place of the competition and was awarded by NAPE full sponsorship participate and present her
paper at the NAPE 2012 International Conference and Exhibition that will hold at Eko Hotel in Lagos in
November 2012. In addition, NAPE will explore sponsorship opportunity for her and her supervisor to
attend and participate in the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Annual Convention
in the United States in 2013.
The journey started when the hosting right was awarded to Obafemi Awolowo University by NAPE
executive committee members based on the successful presentation of OAU’s interest delivered at the
NAPE 2010 International Conference and Exhibition by the former Vice Chancellor of the university,
Professor Michael Faborode who is now the executive secretary, Committee of Vice Chancellors of
Nigerian University. The incumbent Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor Bamitale Omole aligned
with the vision of his predecessor and worked tirelessly with the university’s Local Organizing
Committee (LOC) in association with NAPE to make the conference a great success. The leadership of
OAU adopted this 6th edition of NAPE mini-conference as part the school’s 50th anniversary.
In his opening ceremony address, the President of NAPE Dr. Mayowa Afe pledged that NAPE as an
organization will continue to work towards the improvement of technical standard of the mini-conference
in order to properly prepare graduates for the oil and gas industry which accounts for over 80% of
Nigeria’s income.
The Chairman of NAPE-University Assistance Programme (UAP), Dr. Wasiu Odufisan urged all students
at the conference to use the conference as an opportunity to learn and improve both their technical and
non-technical talent as the conference provides as avenue to learn effective communication skills, solicit
technical feedback from peers, and develop a network for geosciences collaboration. He further urged
students to make effort to attend all presentations and fully expose themselves to the technical and nontechnical rewards of the conference.
The Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee, Professor T.R. Ajayi worked tirelessly with his team
in the department of Geology with the active support of the Head of Department, Professor Joseph
Owolabi Ajayi to organize the conference. They also introduce an innovation to the usual NAPE
conference programme of activities by arranging with the drama department of the university to present a
drama play titled: “GRIP AM” to the attendees of the conference to provide a relaxing evening.
The event came to end on Sunday, April 29 with field excursion to the Benin Flank of the Anambra
Basin, Southwest Nigeria. The trip was led by a renowned professor of Geology, Professor M.A.
Rahaman of the department of Geology of Obafemi Awolowo University.
The 6th NAPE Mini-conference is a huge success and should serve a role model for other professional
associations in Nigeria.
2012 NAPE MINI-CONFERENCE
RESULTS OF PRESENTATIONS
AWARDS
ORAL PRESENTATIONS:
1ST POSITION
Award: Seek sponsorship to AAPG 2013 U.S. Convention
and/or NAPE Sponsorship to NAPE 2012 International Conference
Beneficiaries: Student and Lecturer
2nd to 6th POSITIONS
Award: NAPE Sponsorship to NAPE 2012 International Conference
Beneficiary: Student Presenter only
POSTER PRESENTATIONS:
1st to 3rd POSITIONS
Award: NAPE Sponsorship to NAPE 2012 International Conference
Beneficiary: Student Presenter only
BEST THREE REPRESENTED SCHOOLS (No Position):
LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ANAMBRA STATE UNIVERSITY, ULI
ENUGU STATE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ORAL PRESENTATION RESULTS
POSTER PRESENTATION RESULTS
Alao*, A. P.
Matthew E. Nton
and Adenike
Okunade*
Oladunjoye, M.A.,
Olayinka, A.I. and
Afebu, K.
Appraisal of
Trapping Styles and
Hydrocarbon
Reserve in M Field,
Aspects of Clay
Mineralogy and
Hydrocarbon
Potential of the Patti
Formation, Southern
Bida Basin.
Hydro-geophysical
Parameter
Estimation for
Aquifer
Characterization in
Hardrock
Environments: Case
Study of Ibadan
Metropolis,
Southwestern
Nigeria.
Federal University of 66
Technology, Akure.
1ST
University of Ibadan 65
2ND
University of Ibadan, 64
Ibadan, Nigeria
3RD
2014 NAPE MINI-CONFERENCE
ELIGIBILITY FOR HOSTING RIGHT
ZONES
SCHOOLS
RIVERS STATE UNIVER.
UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY
SOUTH-SOUTH
DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY
FED. UNIV. OF PETR. RESOURCES
PETROLEUM TRAINING INSTITUTE
UNIVERSITY OF BENIN
ANAMBRA STATE UNIVER. ULI
SOUTH-EAST
ENUGU STATE UNIVERSITY
NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVER. AWKA
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA
ORAL PRESENTATION RESULTS
POSTER PRESENTATION RESULTS
Alao*, A. P.
Matthew E. Nton
and Adenike
Okunade*
Oladunjoye, M.A.,
Olayinka, A.I. and
Afebu, K.
Appraisal of
Trapping Styles and
Hydrocarbon
Reserve in M Field,
Aspects of Clay
Mineralogy and
Hydrocarbon
Potential of the Patti
Formation, Southern
Bida Basin.
Hydro-geophysical
Parameter
Estimation for
Aquifer
Characterization in
Hardrock
Environments: Case
Study of Ibadan
Metropolis,
Southwestern
Nigeria.
Federal University of 66
Technology, Akure.
1ST
University of Ibadan 65
2ND
University of Ibadan, 64
Ibadan, Nigeria
3RD
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From: Wasiu Odufisan <[email protected]>
To: Afe Mayowa <[email protected]>
Cc: 'Jacqueline Goyea' <[email protected]>; 'Jacqueline Goyea' <[email protected]>; 'Lawrence
Osuagwu' <[email protected]>; Wasiu Odufisan <[email protected]>; Nene Ahuoma
<[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2012 12:53 PM
Subject: Re: Our Promises/Resolutions for Execution
My P,
Thank you sir. I will work with ED to execute the tasks.
It's been a wonderful event for both NAPE and OAU, and we all are proud of it.
Regards,
Wasiu Odufisan, Ph.D (CPG)
From: Afe Mayowa <[email protected]>
To: 'Wasiu Odufisan' <[email protected]>
Cc: 'Jacqueline Goyea' <[email protected]>; 'Jacqueline Goyea' <[email protected]>; 'Lawrence
Osuagwu' <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2012 12:20 PM
Subject: RE: Our Promises/Resolutions for Execution
This is what we agreed my Chair,
By this email, ED is authorized to action.
Congratulations on a successful mini conference.
Thanks,
Mayowa Afe, Ph.D
President
Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists(NAPE)
Managing Director
Danvic Concepts International Nigeria Limited
46 Adetoro Adelaja Street, Off Emmanuel Keshi,
Magodo GRA Phase 2, Shangisha Lagos, Nigeria.
Office: +234-1-8510870
Mobile: +234-8033264519
Website: www.danvicconcepts.com
From: Wasiu Odufisan [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2012 7:21 PM
To: Mayowa Afe
Cc: Wasiu Odufisan
Subject: Re: Our Promises/Resolutions for Execution
My P,
http://us.mg6.mail.yahoo.com/neo/launch?.rand=afp8fql0nu8sm
5/3/2012
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I am providing you with what I can recall as the promises/resolutions that we made at the close-out of the miniconference for follow-up and execution. Kindly review and correct me where I have a wrong perception or
recollection or if I have missed out anything.
On Presenters (Exco Committee):
1. Sponsor Oral presenters (1st to 6th position) and Poster presenters (1st to 3rd position) to NAPE 2012
International Conference in November 2012. In addition, NAPE would seek sponsorship for the 1st position Oral
presenter and supervisor to attend AAPG Convention in the U.S. April 2013.
2. We promised (The President) to receive CVs of oral and poster winners and forward to oil and gas
companies with NAPE letter cover from the President.
Student Saturday Party Night
3. Sponsor Miss. NAPE 2012 and Mr. NAPE 2012 to NAPE 2012 International Conference in November 2012
(The President)
Presenter Participation Letter and Award Certificates (UAP Chair)
4. NAPE to provide a letter to commend all presenters at the conference. UAP chair to provide draft to ED to
finalize, sign and dispatch via email to presenters.
5. NAPE to provide certificate to indicate 1st to 6th position for Oral and 1st to 3rd position for Poster
Presenters. UAP Chair to design certificate, print and to be signed by UAP Chair and the President.
Please let me know any additional promises/resolutions that we have made so that we can work toward
fulfillment.
Regards,
Wasiu Odufisan, Ph.D (CPG)
http://us.mg6.mail.yahoo.com/neo/launch?.rand=afp8fql0nu8sm
5/3/2012
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES ON NAPE MINI CONFERENCE, LOC
FINANCIAL REPORT, JULY 2012
S/N
1
ITEMS
APPROVED SUM
(N)
Photography & VCD Recordings
Sub Total
2
2a
3
4
6,000
25,000
21,000
52,000
ATTD. 1
ATTD. 1
ATTD. 2
Two – 30 Seater-Buses
One - 15 Seater
Fuelling all buses (Friday)
Fuelling all buses for
Fieldwork (Sunday)
Fuelling buses on
fieldwork in transit
85,000
30,000
17,460
ATTD. 3
ATTD. 3
ATTD. 4
28,880
ATTD. 5
6,800
Drivers Allowances
Vulcanization
Incidentals
Sub Total
42,500
900
1,160
*212,700
ATTD. 6
ATTDs. 7, 8
&9
ATTD. 10
150,000
Photography
News Direct
150,000
TRANSPORTATION
Hiring of Buses,
fueling, allowance for
6 Drivers etc.
OAU'S
CONTRIBUTION
83,700
ATTD. 11
Meal
385,000
ATTD. 15
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 16
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 16
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
COCKTAIL SUPPLEMENTS (Thursday)
FRIDAY SESSIONS
4a
Lunch for Students 700 in number @ 700
490,000
Drinks
Meal
105,000
112,500
4b
Lunch Executives 150 in number @ 1,200
180,000
Drinks
Snacks
67,500
285,000
4c
Coffee Break for 850 people @ 300 (2 Times)
255,000
Drinks
112,500
Sub Total
5
RECEIPT
PUBLICITY
VCDs
1a
AMOUNT
EXPENDED
(N)
925,000
1,092,500
SATURDAY SESSIONS
Meal
385,000
5a
Lunch for Students 700 in number @ 700
490,000
Drinks
Meal
105,000
112,500
5b
Lunch Executives 150 in number @ 1,200
180,000
Drinks
Snacks
67,500
285,000
5c
5d
Coffee Break for 850 people @ 300 (2 Times)
255,000
312,000
Drinks
vii. Meal
112,500
245,000
Saturday Party for Students 700 in number @
ATTD. 15
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 16
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 16
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 17
1
700
6
6a
7
7a
ix. Rentals
x. Gen/DJ
Sub Total
SUNDAY SESSIONS
Breakfast for 850 people @ 700 595,000
FIELD EXCURSION
Swan water for 100 people
(2 Bottles Each)
10,000
i. Meal for Students
ii. Meal for Executives
168,000
42,000
iii. Drinks for Students
105,000
iv. Drinks for Executives
Sub Total
67,500
382,500
i. Students
ii. Executives
10,310
44,000
19,500
7b
Lunch for 100 @ 700
7c
Field Excursion Dry Run
Honorarium for Staff on Field
Excursion Dry Run and Prep. of
Field Guides
17,150
18,530
199,490
8
Field Excursion Expenses
Sub Total
SECURITY
9
CONFERENCE (TECHNICAL
SESSION) VENUE / LUNCH
VENUE FOR STUDENTS
9a
9b
Exterior & interior decorations of
venue
Hiring of canopies/ chairs
7d
7e
9c
9d
Diesel/ oil
Cleaning of Venue
Sub Total
10 SECRETARIAT REQUIREMENTS
10a Computers and Printer
10b Photocopying Machine
10c Internet facility and Service
70,000
1,237,000
47,000
25,000
1,384,500
90,000
80,000
60,000
100,000
i. Rentals etc.
ii. Outdoor Ox-fans
ATTD. 18a
ATTD. 18b
ATTD. 19
ATTD. 15
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 12,
13 & 14
ATTD. 19
ATTD. 15
ATTD. 20a
& 20b
ATTD.
21,22,23,24
ATTD. 25a
& 25b
60,000
169,280
10,000
ATTD. 26
ATTD. 27
ATTD. 28
100,000
32,000
ATTD. 29
ATTD. 30
25,000
ATTD. 31
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
OAU'S
CONTRIBUTION
Truck Mounted
Standby Gen for
2 Days
Diesel
Electrical
Accessories for
Venue during
Presentations
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
***336,280
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
Recharge Cards for
Abstract processing
Communications
40,000
11,500
ATTD. 32
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
2
10d Projector and screen
10e Lamination& spiral binding of doc
Sub Total
11
LOC CONTINGENCIES
11a Honorarium for Drama Dept
11b Honorarium for OAU Int. Sch.
Travels by LOC Secretary to
attend NAPE Exec. Meeting in
11c Lagos
Sub Total
12
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
OAU'S CONTRIBUTION
40,000
11,500
100,000
100,000
75,000
100,000
ATTD. 33
ATTD. 34
200,000
30,000
205,000
67,500
46,400
25,500
139,400
ATTD. 35
EXPENSES FOR TECH. SUB
COMMITTEE
Accommodation (Chairs and
12a Co-Chairs)
12b Toners etc.
12c Poster Boards
Sub Total
GRAND TOTAL
200,000
3,587,000
ATTD. 36
ATTD. 37
4,159,570
* The students crisis with commercial buses at the time necessitated that the university to divert all
her available buses to assist to reduce the transportation problems that ensued from the crisis.
Therefore the LOC was forced to make alternative arrangements for buses for the mini-conference.
**The LOC realized that the provision for the cocktail by the University would not be enough and
noting the number of students that reported on Thursday, emergency arrangement had to be made to
supplement.
*** The 1000Seater Lecture Theatre used for the technical sessions was yet to be connected to the
stand-by generators on ground. The LOC had to make special arrangement to forestall power
eventualities for un-interrupted presentations. The Oduduwa hall used for the opening ceremony
could have been used for the technical session at no cost but there was a clash with another
programme “Living Springs which made the venue not conducive for the technical sessions.
AMOUNT RELEASED:
EXPENDITURE:
BALANCE:
4,312,000
4,159, 570
152,430
Professor T. R. Ajayi
3
Chairman, LOC, NAPE MINI CONFERENCE,
OAU 2012
4
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SUB-ZONES
SOUTH-SOUTH
NORTH -CENTRAL
NORTH-WEST
SOUTH-EAST
SOUTH-WEST
NORTH-EAST
SCHOOLS
SS1
RIVERS STATE UNIVER.
SS1
UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT
SS2
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY
SS2
DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY
SS2
FED. UNIV. OF PETR. RESOURCES
SS2
PETROLEUM TRAINING INSTITUTE
SS2
UNIVERSITY OF BENIN
SS2
UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR
NC
FED. UNIV. OF TECH. MINNA
NC
UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN
NC
UNIVERSITY OF JOS
NW
AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY
NW
KADUNA POLYTECHNIC
SE
ANAMBRA STATE UNIVER. ULI
SE
ENUGU STATE UNIVERSITY
SE
FED. UNIVER. OF TECH. OWERRI
SE
NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVER. AWKA
SE
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA
SW1
ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY
SW1
FED. POLYTECHNIC ADO-EKITI
SW1
FED. UNIVER. OF TECH. AKURE
SW1
UNIVER. OF ADO-EKITI
SW2
LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVER. TECH
SW2
OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY
SW2
OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVER.
SW2
THE POLYTECHNIC IBADAN
SW2
UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN
SW2
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS
NE
ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWA UNIVER
NE
FED. UNIVER. OF TECH. YOLA
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2012 NOELA Assignments
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Outstanding Earth Science Lectturer Awarrd (NOELA) Call for Nominations: The Nigerrian Associatio
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m qualified meembers. About the
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ognizes and ccelebrates exccellence in the teaching off Earth Sciencce, and Earth Science‐relatted courses in
n Nigerian terrtiary institutiions. The Outtstanding Earrth Science Leecturer Award honours NA
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ership and scholarly endeaavors over a ssignificant peeriod of time, have made outtstanding contributions to the advancem
ment of educcation in the eearth sciences and helped to foster students’ lifelon
ng learning an
nd success. Commenccing in 2012, tthe NOELA w
will be sponsored annually by the Nigeriian Associatio
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partnership w
with interesteed corporate bodies or ind
dividuals. The goalss of the award
d are:  To
o provide an annual opporrtunity for academics to reeceive nation
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n in Nigerian ttertiary institu
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effective teacching practicees by recognizzing and rewaarding outstanding eaarth science tteachers in Nigerian universities  To
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orative platforrm for Earth SScience depa rtments and interested organizations tto share and promote best practices in earth sciencee education o stimulate h
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of teaching performance aand encouragge a sense of professionalism  To
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ers generally, and earth sciiences lectureers in particular  To
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NAPE Studentt Chapters to celebrate com
mmitted and outstanding student acchievements as a result off strong facultty‐student paartnerships  To
o establish NA
APE as a strong support orrganization foor tertiary earth science ed
ducation Frequency: The award shall be pressented annuaally to one reccipient, provid
ded at least o
one qualified e is nominated. The winner will be seleccted by a com
mmittee which members aare nominated
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the NAPE Executive Co
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d will be notiffied by NAPE in writing in ggood time to allow travel arrangem
ments to be made if necessary, before th
he conferencee. Presentattion: The awaard shall be presented at aan awards cerremony durin
ng the Annual Internationaal Conferencce and Exhibition of the Nigerian Assocciation of Petrroleum Explorationists (NA
APE), togetheer with othe
er awards. Award Ite
ems: The awaard consists of a cash prize
e (of a value too be determined annuallyy by NAPE) and a commemorative plaqu
ue and certificcate of recogn
nition for thee winning lectturer. The winner will also
o receive sp
ponsorship byy NAPE to atte
end Annual N
NAPE ICE to acccept the award and a free one‐year membership of the asssociation for tthe year succceeding the aw
ward. The freee membersh
hip includes a complime
entary subscription to the NAPE Bulletin
n and NAPE N
News for the ssucceeding yeear. Publicity: A feature publication on the award will be published in the post‐Conference edition of the NAPE Bulletin. Awards Committee: The Awards Committee is responsible for receiving and reviewing nominations for this award as well as making recommendations for the award winner to the NAPE Executive Committee. Eligibility This award is open to all Earth Science lecturers in Nigerian tertiary institutions (Federal /state /privately owned), who are active and financial NAPE members. In addition, the nominee must: 
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Be committed to promoting NAPE ideals and best teaching practices At the time of nomination, be a qualified lecturer/trainer employed or contracted by a tertiary institution (faculty or department) in Nigeria for all or part of the period from January 1 to December 31 of the preceding year – whether full‐time, part‐time; fixed‐term or permanent basis. Evidence of qualification must be submitted with the application. Spend a significant amount of time in direct contact with, and instructing students, for the period under consideration. Such course work must contribute towards the attainment of nationally recognized tertiary qualifications for such students (e.g. HND, OND, B. Sc, M. Sc, PhD) Be a positive role model who supports students’ achievements. Nominee must facilitate, challenge, influence, motivate and inspire creativity and learning in students of all backgrounds and abilities. Have a broad understanding of research‐based models for effective teaching and be aware of current trends and issues in Earth Science education. Demonstrate a mastery of subject and noteworthy scholarly contributions by way of publications and, or technical paper presentations. Show active involvement and leadership in professional development and / or community activities (intellectual, professional, religious, residential, etc.). If at any time (before and after the award has been conferred), it comes to the knowledge of NAPE that the winner is ineligible for the award, NAPE reserves the right to withdraw the award and declare it null and void. Award Criteria Candidates for this award must accept to be nominated. Candidates will be judged based upon the following criteria: Teaching: considers curriculum development, excellence and teaching innovations, relationships with students, colleagues, administrators, etc., engagements with students in educational activities (outside of classroom), student focus/achievements, honours, awards or recognition and other demonstrations of quality teaching. Service (outside of classroom): considers community service, links with community, service to the school, professional organizations and other (philanthropic) entities devoted to public service, service honours, awards, or recognition, etc. Professional Activities: considers Research and Publications, membership/Participation in Professional Organizations, Links with industry, Professional Development and/or Continued Education, awards, honours and recognitions; and other Contributions to the Profession. Award Timeline 
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Approval by NAPE Exco to advertise award Call for Nominations Deadline for Submission (by email only) Evaluation of entries by judges/Award Committee Recommendation submitted to NAPE Exco for consideration NAPE Executive Committee names winner of the award Notification of Winner (by email or registered mail) Award presentation (during annual NAPE conference) ‐‐‐ June 26, 2012 ‐‐‐ June 27, 2012 ‐‐‐ July 27, 2012 (No Extension) ‐‐‐ September 15, 2012 ‐‐‐ October 3, 2012 ‐‐‐ October 10, 2012 ‐‐‐ October 20, 2012 ‐‐‐ November 15, 2012 (Award Night) Application Guidelines Individuals may submit an application themselves or nominate a colleague for the award. Anyone previously nominated, but not awarded, may re‐enter. Nominations must be sponsored by at least two people within the tertiary education system, and must be endorsed by the President of the NAPE Student Chapter of the nominee’s university, if one exists. Endorsement of the application and a supporting statement by the Head of Department is an added advantage, but not compulsory. To nominate a lecturer for this award, please complete the online nomination form, print and sign the document and attach supporting documentation such as letters of recommendation from colleagues, administrators, students and/or parents, demonstrating that the candidate meets the criteria for the award. Nomination forms must be completed, signed and submitted to the undersigned on or before July 27, 2012. Applications received after this date shall be deemed invalid. Upon receipt, applications become the property of NAPE and will not be returned to applicants. Award Committee Chairman: Dr. Wasiu Odufisan; Email: [email protected]; Phone: +234 803 718 8980 Nominations submitted by email will be acknowledged by email within three business days. Application Checklist: 
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Completed and signed application form: (download online form; pdf version only) Current curriculum vitae with complete contact information, professional development experience and awards. Letter of recommendations from Head of Department, Colleagues, Students, etc. Letters should not exceed three pages each and must accompany package. Letters sent separately will not be considered. When possible, use letterhead. Make sure letters are signed and dated accordingly. NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETRLOEUM EXPLORATIONISTS (NAPE)
HONOURS & AWARD NOMINATION FORM FOR 2012
For Outstanding Earth Science Lecturer Award (NOELA)
The NOELA is instituted by NAPE in recognition of: “distinguished and outstanding contributions
to effective teaching of geoscience education in Nigeria.”
CRITERIA:
1. Active member of the Association with dues duly paid.
2. Must hold a degree in any field of Geoscience and in active service - lecturing Geosciences
fields in any Nigerian University.
3. Must be living at the time of selection and willing to be personally available to receive the
award.
PERSONAL INFORMATION:
4. Nominee’s Name _________________________________ NAPE Membership # __________
5. Title/Professional Affiliation___________________________________________________
6. Degree(s) and year earned
___________________________________________________________________________
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7. University/College __________________________________________________________
8. Current Institution __________________________________________________________
9. Work Address _______________________________________________________________
10. Work Telephone # (____)_______________________ Cell Phone # (____)_______________
11. Fax (____)_____________________ E-mail________________________________________
12. Home Address_______________________________________________________________
13. Number of years in teaching ___________________________________________________
14. Current position and years taught/supervised______________________________________
15. Other subjects taught _________________________________________________________
ACHIEVEMENTS:
A. State courses being taught at the University:
1. ___________________________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________________________
B. List names of students/thesis that you supervised that have been published by reputable
and known geological association/society (to be reviewed by award committee):
1. ___________________________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________________________
C. State University and Community Activities that you exert positive influence. Describe
outcome of influencing:
1. ___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________________________
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3. ___________________________________________________________________________
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D. State areas of your involvement and contributions in scientific/professional organizations
such as NAPE:
1. ___________________________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________________________
E. State three important landmark contributions made to the education of the public:
1. ___________________________________________________________________________
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2. ___________________________________________________________________________
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3. ___________________________________________________________________________
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F. State three areas of assignments in the management of educational programs:
1. ___________________________________________________________________________
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2. ___________________________________________________________________________
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3. ___________________________________________________________________________
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G. Provide brief description of NAPE activities you have been involved in, such as honors and
awards, technical publications/presentations, offices held, committee memberships, etc.
(not more than 250 words):
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H. Provide brief description of non-NAPE activities you have been involved in, such as honors
and awards, technical publications/presentations, offices held, committee memberships,
etc. (not more than 250 words):
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I. Provide additional comments and supporting materials:
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16. Nominee’s Signature _______________________________
Date: ___________________
17. Submitted by (Nominator’ Name): ______________________________________________
Title & Affiliation_______________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________________
Phone: ________________________ Email: __________________________________________
Signature: ________________________________________ Date: ________________________
18. Sponsor 1 (Name): ___________________________________________________________
Title & Affiliation_______________________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________________
Phone: ________________________ Email: __________________________________________
Signature: ________________________________________ Date: ________________________
19. Sponsor 2 (Name): __________________________________________________________
Title & Affiliation_______________________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________________
Phone: ________________________ Email: __________________________________________
Signature: ________________________________________ Date: ________________________
20. Endorsement by Head of Department (Name) ____________________________________
Organization/Institution: _________________________________________________________
The above information and information contained in this entry is, to the best of my knowledge, true and correct. If I am
selected as a winner, I hereby give permission to NAPE and its agents that any or all of the attached materials, including
my name and photograph may be shared by NAPE with persons interested in promoting the award, or used in advertising
campaigns for NAPE programs only.
** Attach current curriculum vitae and send with your original application and supporting
materials, e.g. recommendation letters, by July 27, 2012 to:
Wasiu Odufisan, Ph.D. (CPG)
Mobil House, 1, Lekki Express Way, RM 8W51, Victoria Island, Lagos
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0803-718-8980
For office use only:
Date application received: _____________________________________________________
Date acknowledgement sent: __________________________________________________
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS OUTSTANDING EARTH SCIENCE LECTURER AWARD (NOELA)
Names of Candidates
Professor J.O. Ojo
School
Federal University of Technology Akure
Service (Outside‐of‐
Classroom) Professional Actitivies Teaching TOTAL
(60 marks) (20 marks) (20 marks)
58
16
18
92
Dr. M.T. Olowokere
Federal University of Technology Akure
40
8
14
62
Dr. Adekunle Adepelumi
Obafemi Awolowo University
35
8
10
53
Evaluated by: Wasiu Odufisan, Ph.D.,CPG
COMMENTS
Teaching: Retired professor and currently on contract and actively teaching and supervising projects in association with younger lecturers in the department of Earth Sciences, Started teaching in the University system since 1974 and rose to Professor level in 1996, Supervised and graduated Eleven (11) Ph.D. students and Fifteen (15) M.Tech. students, and numerous PGD and B.Sc. Students to date; Community Service: Represented FUTA in working with Akure Community that led to the establishment of FUTA FM Radio station 93.1 Hz; Professional Activities: Pioneer Professor to serve in the pioneer and subsequent AAPG/IBA competition (Won 1st place in 2007), Actively participates in all NAPE/AAPG (Min‐conferences, Annual conferences, Leadership) programs and promote student participation, recognized by NAPEE with FNAPE award in 2011, published Fifty‐four (54) articles in geosciences in acceptable world journals, participated in Ninety (90) external projects across the nation for natural resources development and employment opportunities, attendend 24 International conferences on geosciences, delievered Eight (8) conference papers
Teaching: Started teaching since 1997 and rose to Reader level in 2008, supervised Fifteen (15) M.Sc and Two(2) Ph.D. Student; Community Service: Member of workshop and seminar in FUTA, Chairman accreditation committee in FUTA; Professional Activities: Staff Advisor for NAPE/AAPG Student Chapter in FUTA, supports OAU participation in the AAPG/IBA competition, published Twenty‐Two (22) journal articles, attended Fourteen (14) conferences in geosciences.
Teaching: Started teaching since 1997 and rose to Reader level, supervised Two (2) B.Sc and One(1) M.Sc. Student; Community Service: Member of OAU Investment Committee, member of OAU Convocation Committee, Member of OAU 50th Anniversary Committee; Professional Activities: Staff Advisor for NAPE/AAPG Student Chapter in OAU, supports OAU participation in the AAPG/IBA competition, published Eleven (11) papers, attended Sixteen (16) conferences in geosciences.
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS (NAPE) OUTSTANDING SCIENCE LECTURER AWARD (NOELA)
Names of Candidates
Professor J.O. Ojo
Dr. Adekunle Adepelumi
Dr. M.T. Olowokere
School
Service (Outside‐of‐ Professional Teaching Classroom) Actitivies (20 (60 marks) (20 marks) marks)
TOTAL
Federal University of 58
Technology Akure
Obafemi Awolowo University
40
Federal University of 44
Technology Akure
18
11
10
Evaluated by: Dr. Kunle Adesida
18
10
9
94
61
63
COMMENTS
Prof Ojo J.S is well known Professor of geophysics who started teahing at the FUTA since 1974 and rose to become a Profeessor of Geophysics in the same University. He has graduated many postgraduate students both in M.Sc (15nos) and Ph.D (11nos) degree and many PGD and B.Sc degree holders, who are leaders in the Oil and Gas Industry, Ministry and academic environment. He and his colleagues participated as pioneer member of the first NAPE Mini Conference for students which was held in FUTA, Akure. He also participated as pioneer member in the first AAPG‐IBA programmed. His students led the Africa Region to San Antonio, USA to defend Africa Region position as his University came 1st in Africa Region. He was Dean of School of Mines and Earth Sciences of the Federal University of Technology Akure. He is an active member of NAPE, AAPG and NMGS. He is a productive community leader who continue to contribute his selfless service to his community. As a result of his active contribution to the growth of the Association he was awarded the NAPE/SHELL Distinguished Mentorship Award IN 2002 and also decorated as a Fellow of NAPE in 2011. To his credit he has published over 54 articles in geosciences in world acclaimed scientific journals. In his record he has participated in over 90 external projects of geosciences relevance across Nigeria and attended over 20 International conferences on geosciences while, delievering more than 7 conference papers
Dr. Adekunle Adepelumi, a young dynamic and astute geophysicist whose applications of his knowledge based to mineral exploration and exploitation continue to invoke positive solutions to latent subsurface and surface treasures. He is a great advocate for new concept both in mineral exploration and environment integrated issues. As a lectural which he started in 1997 at the Obafemi Awolowo University he progressively rose to the position of Reader level during which he supervised 2nos B.Sc and One 1nos M.Sc. Student. He is an active member of NAPE and he led his University team of young geoscience students to AAPG‐IBA in Houston to represent AAPG Africa Region haven came 1st in Africa. He is staff Advisor for NAPE/AAPG Student Chapter He is active in community related matter in the university and outside the university campus. He has published over 10nos geosciences papers and attended over 15nos conferences in geosciences.
Dr (Mrs) Olowokere, a relunctant achiever, hard working, focus and self propelled individual, whose teaching methodology continues to add positive values to emacipation of young geoscience professional. On many occassion She in the company of her Professor led the FUTA team to the AAPG‐IBA campaign with execellent outcome. She is a role model to all and to the gender emacipation. She commenced teaching in 1997 and currently is a Reader. Over the year she has supervised about 15nos M.Sc and 2nos Ph.D. Student. She is staff advisor to FUTA on AAPG‐IBA campaign. She is an active participant in various Community Service i.e. Member of workshop and seminar in FUTA, Chairman accreditation committee in FUTA. She has published 22nos geoscience articles in International journals while attending over 12nos conferences in geosciences.
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS OUTSTANDING EARTH SCIENCE LECTURER AWARD (NOELA)
Names of Candidates
Professor J. O. Ojo
Dr. M. T. Olowokere
Dr. Adekunle Adepelumi
School
Federal University of Technology Akure
Federal University of Technology Akure
Obafemi Awolowo University
Service (Outside‐ Professional Teaching of‐Classroom) Actitivies (60 marks) (20 marks)
(20 marks) TOTAL (%)
60
50
45
20
20
10
Evaluated by: Adedoja Ojelabi
17
16
12
COMMENTS
97
Many years as a Professor and lecturer of Geophysics. His students are well established professionals in the E & P industry. Pioneer teaching staff & HoD for FUTA's geophysics dept. Helped to establish FUTA Radio. Good NAPE activities, especially UAP; Helping to alleviate suffering of the underprivileged, especially with the Adopt‐a‐Student Initiative; worked on developing FUTA Geophysics programs for NUC accreditation; Been HoD, Dean, and on several collaboration and development committees; high‐level work for development of the university, students and the community. Worked on mini‐NAPE committees; MNGS LOCs, Fellow of NMGS, and faculty advisor of award‐winning IBA team from FUTA; Worked with industry experts to gain equipment and materials for the department; Good sphere of influence in the academic community; inter‐school partners; industry relationships; good number of students supervised; very large number of published papers (~54), awaiting publication & presented at conferences; Consultant on many projects; Promoted Professor 16 years ago. Application signed by nominee and sponsors; no HoD’s signature on application, just the name; 1 letter of congratulations (for NAPE Fellowship Award); 1 letter of recommendation. NAPE Fellow; NMGS Fellow; Impressive record and experience for many years. Strong NOELA candidate, by virtue of many years of practice and his achievements.
86
Very strong performance in teaching and professional activities. Although fairly young in the teaching profession (even though she's taught for 18 yrs, many of those were before attaining her PhD in 2004, about 8 yrs ago), she has had a great impact already on the university community, her students and professional spheres. Already attained HoD‐ship in a short time, and been a Reader/Associate Professor since 2008 . Very high‐profile personality, as far as academics goes, but most of her influence seems to be within FUTA. Needs to keep broadening sphere of influence by working inter‐university projects; Strong academic performance and won many awards herself as an undergraduate/graduate. Member of many reputable professional organizations. Managed educational programs as HoD, PG Coordinator & member of the FUTA Senate's Academic Planning Committee; Good influence on her students, through AAPG’s IBA program as well. Her students are winning paper prizes at conferences; Her influencing activities are measurable and results observable, e.g. her work on the accreditation committee with full accreditation given to the department by NUC; best HoD award in FUTA; VC's award for her contributions to FUTA; partnership with industry experts to give seminars and workshops, as well as equipment to the dept; IBA performance of her students/teams have been strong and consistent; conference planning activities for NMGS and 2 mini‐NAPEs; curriculum review committee; UAP (LF), paper presentations and student supervision; Good number of published papers. She is the only one who had a properly signed endorsement from her Supervisor. 2 letters of recommendation. Very impressive CV and well written application. Signed by Sponsors; Application not signed by nominee (Dr. Olowokere); need to ask if she is willing to be nominated. Strong Candidate; I recommend this application as Keep in View, if not 2012 winner.
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Associate Professor of Geophysics. Lectured and supervised for 15+ years; Involved in committees for OAU‐Ife investment strategies, security, convocation and anniversary; strong teaching & research background (strength in Academics); managing & supervising many undergrads and PGs. Not a lot of outside‐OAU activities listed; involved in mini‐NAPE planning; Faculty Advisor of 2 Award‐winning IBA teams; member of faculty board, time‐table committee and secretary of dept's staff meetings; Reviewer of professional journals; advocate for AIDS/HIV prevention programs at Ife; Winner of Elf/NMGS prize; member of several professional organizations; published several papers in professional journals; no extra‐curricular activities listed; Application signed by nominee and sponsors; no HoD’s signature on application, just the name; no letters of recommendation included. Candidate needs to flesh out his application more, particularly with regard to non‐lecturing activities. APPENDIX
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS OUTSTANDING EARTH SCIENCE LECTURER AWARD (NOELA)
Names of Candidates
School
Dr. Wasiu Odufisan
Dr. Kunle Adesida Doja Ojelabi Average
Professor J. O. Ojo
Federal University of Technology Akure
92
94
97
94
Dr. M. T. Olowokere
Federal University of Technology Akure
62
63
86
70
Dr. Adekunle Adepelumi
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile‐Ife
53
61
67
60
NAPE‐UAP
2012 Chapter Inauguration
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS (NAPE) – UNIVERSITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (UAP) INAUGURATION OF NAPE STUDENT CHAPTER IN UNIVERSITY OF UYO UYO, AKWA IBOM STATE FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 2012 The Executive Committee of NAPE approved the inauguration of a NAPE student chapter in University of Uyo, Uyo, Akwa Ibom after review of application and documentation for a chapter inauguration submitted by the Head of Department of Physics, Dr. Idara Akpabio who is also the Faculty Advisor of the student chapter. The inauguration ceremony was carried out by the Chairman, NAPE‐UAP, Wasiu Odufisan (Ph.D., CPG) on the Town campus of the University on Friday, August 31, 2012. The program started around 2:30 PM with an opening prayer conducted by the President of National Association of Physics Student (NAPS), Mr. Emmanuel Eyo which was followed by the welcome remarks by the Head of Department of Physics, Associate Prof. Idara Akpabio. He enjoined the students to seize the opportunity of a NAPE chapter in the University of Uyo to get into the network of NAPE and learn from the professionals. He encouraged them to be more proactive and enlarge their student membership. The welcome address and opening remarks was delivered by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Comfort Ekpo represented by the Dean, Faculty of Science, Professor A. Y. Itah. The main event of the day was the declaration of a NAPE student chapter in the University and presentation of certificate of chapter inauguration conducted by Chairman, NAPE‐UAP, Wasiu Odufisan (Ph.D., CPG). The certificate was received by Associate Prof. Idara Akpabio on behalf of the students. The students were very excited and full of accolades for NAPE Executives for supporting their aspirations of many years for a student chapter in their school. The UAP chairman later delivered a lecture titled: Skills Impacting Hiring of Nigerian‐
Trained Graduates to mark the inauguration ceremony. The summary of the lecture is that in addition to core professional knowledge and skills, today’s graduates would require to develop competency in non‐technical skills (soft skills) such as communication‐verbal and non‐verbal, teamwork and collaboration, persuasion and influencing, professional networking, and leadership skills to be able to compete for employment opportunities in today’s market. At the end of the lecture, reactions, comments and questions were taken from the students and were fully addressed. A lecturer in the Department of Physics, Mr. Emmanuel Umoren gave the vote of thanks on behalf of the students while Dr. Idara Akpabio gave the closing remarks. The group photograph with members of the Faculty followed as the last event (see photos below). NAPE‐UAP
GRANTS‐IN‐AID
2012 NAPE-UAP GRANTS-IN-AID - INDIVIDUal DONORS AWARD
UNDERGRADUATE CATEGORY
S/N
NAME
SEX
SCHOOL
CGPA
TELEPHONE NO: E-MAIL
Approved Grant
Timmy Victor Effiong
M
University of Calabar
4.25/5.0
08052433716
[email protected]
GOODLUCK ADAGBASA
Agbebi Ayokunle Stephen
M
Adekunle Ajasin Uni
4.31/5.00
07036237532
[email protected]
1
2
REV. LANRE OSHO
Amodu Adeniyi
M
Adekunle Ajasin Uni
3.72/5.00
07036687073
M
Adekunle Ajasin Uni
3.73/5.00
07056919246
Samuel Sunday OBAFEMI
M
Adekunle Ajasin Uni
3.66/5.00
08100794349
[email protected]
Agboola Oluwatosin Emmanuel
M
FUTO
3.44/5.00
08070942329
[email protected]
[email protected]
ABIODUN ADESANYA
3
4
ABIODUN ADESANYA
Adigun femi Ebenezer
DR. GBENGA EHINOLA
5
6
PROMISE EGELE
Falufosi Michael Oluwaseyi
M
University of Ibadan
6.1/7.0
08022440241
DONOR'S EMAIL
Amount
20,000
goodluck.e.adagbasa@e
xxonmobil.com
50,000
[email protected]
25,000
aadesanya@degeconek.
com
25,000
aadesanya@degeconek.
com
20,000
[email protected].
ng
promise.egele@gogener
gy.com
35,000
8
Olu-Oseh Okasime Chris
M
9
Ehis Agboje Emmanuel
M
University of Benin
3.76/5.00
08137367444
tolulope.ewherido@exxo
TOLULOPE EWHERIDO nmobil.com
gilbert.e.odior@exxonm
obil.com
gilbert.e.odior@exxonm
[email protected] GILBERT ODIOR
obil.com
10
Njoku Kelechi Victoria
F
University of Benin
4.10/5.00
07033246375
[email protected]
GILBERT ODIOR
gilbert.e.odior@exxonm
obil.com
Nnatu Nnamdi Patrick
M
Nnamdi Azikiwe Uni.
4.30/5.00
07035239513
[email protected]
EDWIN NWAERI
edwin.u.nwaeri@exxonm
obil.com
0
[email protected],
[email protected] EDWIN NWAERI
edwin.u.nwaeri@exxonm
obil.com
0
aadesanya@degeconek.
com
25,000
7
University of Benin
4.26/5.00
08130328938
11
Alamaeze Chukwuka Kingsley
M
Nnamdi Azikiwe Uni.
4.21/5.00
08068932667
12
Babalola Oludare Olukayode
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
3.91/5.00
08065097890
[email protected]
40,000
[email protected]
GILBERT ODIOR
m
45,000
[email protected]
13
ABIODUN ADESANYA
Adeola Abimbola OJO
F
University of Lagos
2.7/5.0
07034266220
[email protected]
14
35,000
35,000
[email protected]
25,000
ELLIOT IBIE
Etisame Isaac Osikhueme
M
University of Ibadan
5.7/7
08030736692
15
[email protected]
Taiwo Oluwasola David
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
3.88/5.00
07039434360
Obafemi Awolowo University
3.84/5.0
[email protected]
25,000
ABIODUN ADESANYA
aadesanya@degeconek.
com
25,000
CHARLES OJO, fnape
[email protected]
[email protected]
16
Adedoyin OGUNDIPE
FEMI ESAN
08060597944
17
[email protected]
TOTAL
50,000
480,000
POSTGRADUATE CATEGORY
NAME
SEX
SCHOOL
TELEPHONE NO: E-MAIL
1
Ajayi Yewande Oluwabusayo
F
University of Ibadan
08032443389
2
F
University of Benin
Agbonlahor Ikuyemwen Josephine
3
Adeoye Moses Oluwaseun
M
MSc.
S/N
08136950965
University of Ilorin
[email protected]
APPROVED GRANT
DONOR'S EMAIL
tolulope.ewherido@exxo
TOLULOPE EWHERIDO nmobil.com
60,000
JOE EJEDAWE
35,000
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
GBENGA LUFADEJU
4
Adeyemi Samuel Adebisi
TOTAL
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
AMOUNT
8062299992
[email protected]
DR. EMMANUEL ENU
50,000
[email protected]
50,000
195,000
2012 NAPE-UAP GRANTS-IN-AID AWARD
CGG VERITAS AWARD - OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY ILE-IFE
TELEPHONE NO: E‐MAIL
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
4.11/5.0
08031352102
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
2
F
Obafemi Awolowo University
08076764322
2.76/5.0
08062153995
F
Obafemi Awolowo University
3.13/5.0 07032837513
Adebayo Oluwaseun OJO
7
Alexander Oladapo Popoola
8
Department of Geology Support
Obafemi Awolowo University
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
08066829481
[email protected]
08037276706
[email protected]
08034014357
X
X
50,000
X
X
25,000
X
X
50,000
X
X
25,000
X
25,000
X
100,000
X
[email protected]
[email protected]
Obafemi Awolowo University
50,000
HOD Administrative Support
TOTAL
CRITERIA FOR AWARD AMOUNT
S/N NAME
SEX
SCHOOL
CGPA
1
F
Ladoke Akintola Uni. Of Tech.
4.18/5.00 08057739473
[email protected]
Adeniran Matthew Ademola M
Ekiti State University
3.82/5.0
[email protected]
M
Uni. Port
3.89/5.00 08032669650
4
Dada Ronald Davis
Nduaguibe Tochukwu Wisdom
M
Uni. Port
5
Afagwu Clement Chekwube
M
F
6
Chigozie Clementina Ogbonna
Onu Jeskaya Okorie
2
3
7
8
9
TELEPHONE NO: E‐MAIL
Amount
0
X
50,000
X
[email protected]
50,000
X
3.75/5.00 08063317168
[email protected]
50,000
X
University of Benin
4.31/5.00 07036618590
[email protected]
50,000
X
Enugu State University of Technology
3.56 /5.0 07032705799
[email protected]
50,000
X
M
Enugu State University of Technology
4.25/5.00 08127672782
[email protected]
M
Ekiti State University
3.73/5.00 08058033472
[email protected]
50,000
0
X
X
X
Akinniyi Akinwale Richard
*BABAYEMI, Adeoluwa Oyesola
F
Ladoke Akintola Uni. Of Tech.
2.52/5.00 07033021883
[email protected]
75,000
X
X
Amara Martina Nweze
F
50,000
X
75,000
X
Anambra State University, ULI
08105453916
3.614/5.0 08166000019
University of Ibadan
MSc.
M
08035237942
X
[email protected]
10
Akinbodewa Oluwapelumi 4 Samson
TOTAL
X
400,000
CGG VERITAS AWARD - NATION WIDE
olanrewaju Surat Alaba
XX
[email protected] Leadership
6
M
MSc.
Ikenna Vincent MGBAGOKU
X
[email protected]
4
5
X
[email protected]
3
Deborah IGE
X
NAPE
Activities
(MiniConference/
Student
Chapter)
Eniola FALODUN
3.65 / 5.00
75,000
Amount
[email protected]
1
Hammed Ajibola Oyesomi
Leadership
CGPA
NAPE
Activities
(MiniConference/
Student
Chapter)
SCHOOL
Academic
John Olaolu AKINDULURENI
SEX
Academic
S/N NAME
CRITERIA FOR AWARD AMOUNT
X
500,000
*Took the initiative to share leasson learnt by giving a presentation to her department on the new knowledge gained after attending NAPE short course in November 2011 in Lagos. This is demonstration of
leadership, exemplary behaviour and interest in developing others.
XX
1
2
SCHOOL
CGPA
F
University of Jos
3.46/5.00 08036132872
Ojo Francis Tunde
M
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
3.40/5.00 08061110838
[email protected]
David ADENIYI
M
Obafemi Awolowo University
2.8/5.0
08075083100
[email protected]
M
University of Ibadan
08037719068
prince.ifeanyichukwu@yahoo.
com
Adams Elizabeth Gyani
3
Ifeanyichukwu
4 Prince Chinonso
TOTAL
MSc.
TELEPHONE NO: E‐MAIL
Amount
[email protected]
0
X
X
50,000
X
X
50,000
X
X
50,000
150,000
X
X
Leadership
SEX
NAPE
Activities
(MiniConference
/Student
Chapter)
S/N NAME
Academic
EOGAS AWARD
Cancelled cheques (N50,000) after
repeated efforts and still unclaimed.
Account Updated accordingly
NAPE-UAP Grants-In-Aid Financial Stewardship - INDIVIDUAL DONATIONS
YEARLY
PLEDGE
FEB. 2011
AWARD
FUND AVAILABLE
AFTER FEB 2011
AWARD
2011_2012
INCOME
INCOME Available
for 2012 Award
JULY 2012
AWARD
FUND AVAILABLE
AFTER JULY 2012
AWARD
150,000
150,000
0
150,000
150,000
0
150,000
60,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
X
45,000
45,000
0
0
0
45,000
0
X
45,000
30,000
15,000
100,000
115,000
115,000
0
100,000
80,000
0
0
0
0
15,000
0
0
0
0
0
[email protected]
X
50,000
0
0
0
0
0
SN
DONORS
SCHOOLS
AWARD CRITERIA
1
ANDREW EJAYERIESE
Delta State University,
Best three graduating students in geoscience @ N60,000; N50,000; N40,000
respectively
[email protected]
X
2
AUSTIN AVURU, fnape
One best graduating student in geoscience (Delta State Univer. - N20,000), One
postgraduate student working on research in the exploration and development of
petroleum (University of Nigeria - N40,000)
[email protected]
X
3
EBI PINNICK
Federal University of Technology Owerri,University of Ibadan
Two undergraduate geoscience students in their semi-final class (FUTO N15,000), One undergraduate geoscience students in their semi-final class
(Univer. of Ibadan - N15,000)
[email protected]
4
GILBERT ODIOR, fnape
University of Benin
Three undergraduate students in Petroleum Geology
[email protected]
5
ISAAC AROWOLO
Obafemi Awolowo University
Two undergraduate students in Geology and Geophysics (N20,000 each),
Two M.Sc. students in Geology and Geophysics (N30,000 each)
[email protected]
X
6
JACQUELINE GOYEA
University Of Ilorin
One best female undergraduate geoscience student
[email protected], [email protected]
X
7
CHIKE ONYEJEKWE, fnape
University of Nigeria
One M.Sc. student in Geology or Geophysics with emphasis on Petroleum
geology or Sedimentology
Delta State University, University of Nigeria
EMAIL ADDRESS
B.SC
M.SC/PHD
X
X
8
DR. EBI OMATSOLA, fnape
University of Ibadan
Two M.Sc. students with research in geology (Soft Rock - N100,000 each),
One M.Sc. student with research in Petroleum Engineering (N50,000)
[email protected]
X
250,000
50,000
0
0
0
0
9
CHIEF TUNDE AFOLABI, fnape
University of Ibadan, University of Port-Harcourt, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University
One M.Sc. Graduating Student in Geology or Geophysics from each school
[email protected]
X
105,000
35,000
0
0
0
0
Obafemi Awolowo University
One M.Sc. student in Geology with emphasis on Sedimentology/
Stratigraphy
[email protected]
X
50,000
50,000
0
0
0
0
[email protected]
X
50,000
0
50,000
0
50,000
50,000
10
DR. MUSTAFA JUBRIL
11
REV. LANRE OSHO
Adekule Ajasin University
Two graduating undergraduate geoscience students with project in
Geophysical Application in Basin Evaluation & Modelling
12
GOODLUCK ADAGBASA
University of Calabar, Ambrose Alli University
One best undergraduate geoscience student in the semi-final class (year 3
of a 4-year course or year 4 of a 5-year course) from each school
[email protected]
X
40,000
40,000
40,000
0
40,000
20,000
20,000
13
NEDO OSAYANDE
University of Benin, University of Port-Harcourt
One best B.Sc. graduating student in Physics from each school
[email protected]
X
60,000
30,000
55,000
0
55,000
0
55,000
14
DOJA OJELABI
University of Jos
One outstanding female undergraduate of geology and mining in her
penultimate year (300 Level)
[email protected]
X
15,000
15,000
0
15,000
15,000
0
15,000
15
PRINCE KUNLE ADESIDA
Federal University of Technology Akure, University of Ibadan
One graduating M.Sc. student in Geology or Geophysics from each school [email protected]
130,000
150,000
0
0
0
0
16
IREWOLE AYODELE
University of Ilorin
One best overall student in Geology at the 300 Level
15,000
15,000
0
0
0
0
University of Ibadan
One best B.Sc. graduating student with minimum CGPA of 70%. B.Sc
research area: Sequence Stratigtaphy. One best M.Sc. Graduating student
in geology with minimum CGPA of 70%. M.Sc. Research area is Sequence
Stratigraphy or Sedimentology.
[email protected]
X
100,000
0
0
100,000
100,000
100,000
0
Nnadi Azikiwe University, Awka
Two best B.Sc. graduating student in geology or geophysics. Research
areas: Geology/Geophysics. And one best Thesis in either Geology or
Geophysics.
[email protected]
X
210,000
210,000
0
210,000
210,000
0
210,000
0
200,000
-50,000
17
18
MRS. TOLULOPE EWHERIDO
EDWIN NWAERI
[email protected]
X
X
X
0
19
SUNKANMI IYIOLA
Ibadan Polytechnic, University of Lagos, Federal University of Technology Akure
One graduating HND student with research in Petroleum geology and
Sedimentology (Ibadan Poly.). One graduating student in PhysicsGeophysics Program (UNLAG). One graduating student in Geology
(FUTA).
[email protected]
X
20
MR. UFUOMA EWHERIDO
Delta State University,
Four best graduating students in Geoscience from Delta State University
[email protected]
X
21
CHIEF FEMI AKINMADE
University of Ibadan
University of Ibadan
22
MR. MAYOWA AFE
University of Ado-Ekiti, Adekunle Ajasin University
University of Ado-Ekiti, Adekunle Ajasin University
23
PROMISE EGELE, fnape
Federal University of Technology Owerri,
Federal University of Technology Owerri,
[email protected]
24
DAPO ADEYEMO
Abia State University, Ahmadu Bello University, Delta State University, Kogi State
University, Petroleum Training Institute
Abia State University, Ahmadu Bello University, Delta State University, Kogi State
University, Petroleum Training Institute
[email protected]
25
EMMANUEL ADOKPAYE, fnape
Obafemi Awolowo University, University of Jos
Obafemi Awolowo University, University of Jos
26
ELLIOT IBIE
Ambrose Alli University, University of Lagos
Ambrose Alli University, University of Lagos
27
DR. KINGSLEY OJOH, fnape
Obafemi Awolowo University
Obafemi Awolowo University
[email protected]
28
SMART FADAYOMI, fnape
University of Ibadan
University of Ibadan
[email protected]
29
GODWIN OCHOGBU, fnape
Obafemi Awolowo University
Obafemi Awolowo University
[email protected]
30
JOE EJEDAWE, fnape
University of Benin
University of Benin
[email protected]
31
DR. EMMANUEL ENU, fnape
Obafemi Awolowo University
Obafemi Awolowo University
[email protected]
32
PROF. OLANIYI ODEBODE
Obafemi Awolowo University
Obafemi Awolowo University
[email protected]
33
MR. ABIODUN ADESANYA
Nassarawa State University, Obafemi Awolowo University, Adekunle Ajasin University, Nassarawa State University, Obafemi Awolowo University, Adekunle Ajasin University,
The Ibadan Polytechnic
The Ibadan Polytechnic
[email protected]
34
MR. TOPE ADELAJA
University of Benin
University of Benin
[email protected]
35
DR. O.A. EHINOLA
Adekule Ajasin University
Adekule Ajasin University
[email protected]
X
36
Mr. ABIODUN BAIYEWU
[email protected]
X
NA
0
0
0
0
0
37
DR. TUNDE ALALADE
University of Ibadan
University of Ibadan
[email protected]
X
20,000
40,000
0
0
0
0
38
MR. GBENGA LUFADEJU
University Of Ilorin
University Of Ilorin
[email protected], [email protected]
X
150,000
100,000
50,000
0
50,000
39
MR.CHARLES OJO
Obafemi Awolowo University
Obafemi Awolowo University
[email protected]
50,000
50,000
0
0
0
40
MR. FEMI ESAN
University of Ibadan, best graduating geologist
[email protected], [email protected]
25,000
0
45,000
45,000
0
0
0
X
100,000
50,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
[email protected]
X
35,000
0
0
0
0
[email protected]
X
85,000
50000
-50,000
0
0
0
[email protected]
[email protected]
X
X
X
0
0
35,000
0
35,000
0
35,000
35,000
0
250,000
50,000
100,000
0
100,000
0
100,000
X
X
100,000
0
0
0
0
X
X
15,000
25,000
25,000
0
25,000
50,000
0
0
0
0
0
35,000
0
0
0
0
0
40,000
0
0
0
0
X
35,000
35,000
35,000
0
35,000
35,000
X
50,000
50,000
0
50,000
50,000
50,000
0
X
150,000
50,000
75,000
150,000
225,000
0
225,000
200,000
100,000
0
200,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
50,000
0
0
0
20,000
0
40,000
0
40,000
20,000
20,000
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
0
48,000
48,000
570,000
1,123,000
1,743,000
0
25,000
0
0
0
0
50,000
0
0
25,000
23,000
1,743,000
NAPE-UAP Grants-In-Aid Financial Stewardship - CORPORATE DONATIONS
SN
NAMES OF SPONSORS
1
CGG VERITAS
2
EOGAS
FUND AVAILABLE
FOR FEB. 2011
AWARD
SPONSORSHIP OF
INCOME
Available for STUDENT FOR 2012 AAPG
2012 Award
APPROVED BY EXCO
FEB. 2011 AWARD
FUND AVAILABLE AFTER
FEB 2011 AWARD
2011 INCOME
2,044,256
1,000,000
1,044,256
1,000,000
2,044,256
200,000
200,000
0
200,000
200,000
447,057
JULY 2012 AWARD
FUND AVAILABLE AFTER
JULY 2012 AWARD
900,000
697,199
150,000
50,000
747,199
EOGAS Approved Criteria- N50,000 each to best
graduating students which leadership qualities
University of Jos
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
Obafemi Awolowo University
University of Ibadan
CGGVeritas Approved Criteria
Obafemi Awolowo University - 40%
Nation-wide at the discretion of UAP Chair - 60%
NAPE‐UAP
2013 Leadership Forum
Draft Budget Estimates
PENINSULA HOTEL & TOWERS LEKKI
'' …because we have the edge''
QUOTE:
NAPE 1719/FEB/12
Block 94, Plot 16
Lekki - Epe Expressway
After Lekki Phase one Roundabout
Beside Bras Motors
Lekki Email: [email protected]
Phone:018104336
Contact: Jerry on 0803-600-1960
Date prepared
1st September 2012
Event Date
Facilitator
15th-17th of February 2013
DR.WASIU ODUFISAN
Company
Attention
Email
DR.WASIU ODUFISAN
NAPE-UAP Leadership Forum 2013
[email protected]
Categories
Standard Room
Deluxe Room
Executive Room
Super Executive Suite
Diplomatic Suites
TOTAL
PENINSULA HALL 1 &2
DINNER
DINNER DRINKS(water,juice,red wine mixed bar)
TOTAL
BUFFET BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST DRINK
FIRST TEA BREAK
BUFFET LUNCH
LUNCH DRINK
SECOND TEA BREAK
BUFFET DINNER
DINNER DRINKS(water,juice,red wine mixed bar)
TOTAL
80% advance payment two weeks before date of function to
guarantee and the balance of the total amount to be paid
immediately after the event but not later than one week after.
Quoted
Negotiated &
Standard Rate Aligned Rate -NGN 11th UAP Rate
- NGN
(2013)
(2011)
Quantity
ROOM RESERVATIONS
31,000
18,000
18,500
10
35,000
20,000
21,000
25
42,000
21,000
25
85,000
21,500
5
105,000
21,500
5
70
HALLS
450,000
100,000
100,000
1
MEALS AND DRINKS FOR DAY-1, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2013
4,500
3,200
3,000
70
2,000
1,500
1,200
70
2013 Total
2
2
2
2
2
370,000
1,050,000
0
0
0
1,420,000
360,000
1,000,000
1,050,000
215,000
215,000
2,840,000
2
200,000
200,000
1
210,000
84,000
294,000
224,000
105,000
329,000
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Sub. Total
10% Ser. Charge
5% GOVT. VAT
SUB TOTAL
For further enquiries and clarifications concerning this
profoma invoice do not hesitate to contact the underlisted
INITIAL DEPOSIT :
CREDIT BAL:
2011 Total
1
MEALS AND DRINKS FOR DAY-2, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16, 2013
3,500
2,500
2,500
90
2,500
950
900
90
2,500
1,200
1,200
150
4,500
3,000
3,000
150
1,800
950
900
150
2,500
1,200
1,200
150
4,500
3,200
3,000
90
2,000
1,200
1,200
90
MEALS AND DRINKS FOR DAY-3, SUNDAY FEBRUARY 17, 2013
3,500
2,500
2,500
90
2,500
950
900
90
BUFFET BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST DRINK
SUB-TOTAL
Number of Days
FOR HOTEL
SIGNATURE…
…………………
………………………………… …………
COORDINATOR SIGNATURE…………………………
GRAND TOTAL
225,000
81,000
180,000
450,000
135,000
180,000
270,000
108,000
1,629,000
225,000
85,500
180,000
450,000
142,500
180,000
288,000
108,000
1,659,000
225,000
81,000
306,000
3,849,000
384,900
313,968
225,000
85,500
310,500
5,338,500
533,850
313,968
4,547,868
6,186,318
11TH NAPE-UAP LEADERSHIP FORUM, FEB, 18-20, 2011
BUDGET ESTIMATE
NAPE-UAP LEADERSHIP FORUM BUDGET
SN Description
1 Accommodation, Feeding, Hall Rental & Audio Visual*
2 Secretariat Staff Allowance
Estimate (N)
6,187,000
ED
Yusuf Adebayo
Bamidele Ismail
Nene Ahuoma
Selina Bestmasn
Joseph Omorodion
Lawrence Osuagwu
Gbemisola Olowonyo
Morenike Dawodu
Tunde Adeniyi
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
100,000
Banner
Press Release
Press Coverage of the event (Part of News items only)
Communique (Guardian Newspaper publication after the event)
5 Plagues
6 Video Coverage & Photography
7 Technical Assistant
8 Postage
9 Certificates
10 Miscellaneous
TOTAL
80,000
180,000
250,000
500,000
200,000
350,000
40,000
80,000
250,000
250,000
8,617,000
3
4
Honorarium for breakfast talk/presenter
Publicity
NAPE-UAP LEADERSHIP FORUM PAST THEMES
THEME
1st Leadership Forum , March 2-4,
2001 Federal Palace Hotel, V.I
Lagos.
2nd Leadership Forum , April 5-7,
2002, Federal Palace Hotel, V.I
Lagos.
3rd Leadership Forum , June 6-8,
2003 Federal Palace Hotel, V.I
Lagos
4th Leadership Forum, April 2-4,
2004 Federal Palace Hotel, V.I
Lagos.
5th Leadership Forum , April 29May 1 2005, Concorde Hotel
Owerri.
6th Leadership forum , february
24-26 2006, Channel View Hotels,
calabar Cross River State.
7th Leadership Forum , March 1617 2007, gateway hotel ota, Ogun
State.
8th Leadership Forum , February
22-24 2008, Federal Palace Hotel,
V/I, Lagos.
9th Leadership Forum , February
20-22 2009, Federal Palace Hotel,
V/I, Lagos.
10th Leadership Forum, February
19th-21st 2010, The Dover Hotel,
Lekki, Lagos
11th Leadership Forum, February
18th-20th 2011, Peninsula Hotel,
Lekki, Lagos
No. of Attendees
Modality For Enhancement of NAPE-UAP Leadership Forum
43
Maintainance of Educational Standard & Professional Ethics.
52
Geoscience Training in the 21st Century: The Nigeria Experience
67
Patenering and Managing Quality Geoscience Education in Nigeria.
70
Strategic Planning and leadership roles in sustaining Robust Geoscience
Education in Nigeria.
82
Implementing Quality Education Standards: Governance issues in Tertiary
Education.
89
Private Participation and Quality Geoscience Education in Nigeria: Its
Contemporary Assessment and Future Impacts.
75
Promoting Quality Geoscience Education in Nigeria - Challenges and
Opportunities
150
Impact of Nigerian Government Regulatory agencies on Geosciences
Education
173
Developing Nigeria’s Educational System – Harvesting Unconventional
Strategies
208
Skills Impacting Employability Of Recent Geosciences Graduates From
Nigerian Universities
184
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Others
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