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CURRICULUM VITAE

1. BIODATA

NAME MUSA OSIREGBHEMHE ABDUL MTALLIB

DATE OF BIRTH: APRIL 04, 1963

NATIONALITY: NIGERIAN

STATE OF ORIGIN: EDO

LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF ORIGIN: ETSAKO WEST

MARITAL STATUS: MARRIED

CONTACT ADDRESS: DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

BAYERO UNIVERSITY, KANO

P.M.B. 3011, KANO, NIGERIA

PERMANENT HOME ADDRESS C/O POSTAL AGENCY

IKABIGBO-UZAIRUE

AUCHI, EDO STATE

CURRENT EMPLOYER BAYERO UNIVERSITY, KANO

CURRENT RANK: ASSOC1ATE PROFESSOR

2. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

YEAR

NAME OF

COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES

QUALIFICATIONS

Sept. 1974-June 1979 Otaru Grammar School, Auchi, Edo

State WASC Div. I

Jan. 1983-Jul. 1987 Bendel State University, Ekpoma-

Nigeria B.Eng. (Hons) Civil Engineering

Jan. 1991-Dec. 1992 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria M. Eng. (Construction Materials)

Oct. 2004 – Nov. 2007

Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

M.Sc (Construction Management)

Oct. 2008-Oct. 2014 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria Ph.D (Civil Engineering)

June – July 2016 Galilee International Management

Institute (GIMI) Israel Diploma (Project Management)

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3. AWARDS AND PRIZES

(1) Awarded double promotion from primary one (1) to primary three (3) as a result of outstanding

performance.

(2) Awarded the prize for the best student for the best student in Bible Knowledge in form one.

(3) Awarded the prize for the best student for the best student in Literature in English in form two.

(4) Awarded the prize for the best student in Geography in form three.

(5) Awarded the prize for the best student in Government in form three.

(6) Jerusalem Pilgrim (JP)

4. WORK EXPERIENCE

4.1 PRE-GRADUATION WORKING EXPERIENCE

PROJECT/YEAR EMPLOYER NATURE OF WORK

A.

Teacher/Sciences’

Laboratory Master of

Ayogwiri Grammar

School, Uzairue, Auchi,

Bendel State (1980-1983)

Bendel State Teaching

Service Board, Benin City

Teaching, Planning and

coordination of activities in

the sciences laboratories

B. INDUSTRIAL ATTACHMENTS

i.

Construction of Access

Road/Bridge across

Ikpoba River between

sites A and B of

UNIBEN Campus,

(July, ’84-Oct., ’84)

Physical Planning division,

University of Benin, Benin

City

Interpretation of drawings,

inspection of construction

materials brought to the site

for compliance with approved

specifications and standards;

and supervision of

constructions

ii

General water works

and supervision of

construction of Ikpoba

River Dam. (April,

1986-July, 1986)

Bendel State Water Board,

Benin city

Preparation of Bill of

Quantities for the elevated

water tank located at the

Bendel State Trade Fair

Ground. Preparation of

drawings for the existing and

proposed pipe lines in Benin

City and Agbor. Works

supervisor (Trainee):- laying

and connection of asbestos

pipe lines to the new borehole

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at Usse village, laying and

construction of G.I. pipes in

Benin City; and construction

of Ikpoba River Dam.

iii

Construction of Afuze-

Otuo-Uzebba Road

(April, 1986-July,

1986)

Setraco Nig. Ltd., Auchi, Edo

State

Assistant Site Engineer

(Trainee): - construction of

Afuze-Utuo-Uzebba road

iv.

Design and supervision

of building structures

(August, 1986-

November, 1986)

DOU Associates (consulting

Engineers), No. 1 Effosa

Street, Uzebbu Quarters, Benin

City

Preparation of bar bending

schedule for NNPC Office

Complex, at Moissimi,

Shagamu, Design and

supervision of construction of

building structures.

4.2

A:

POSTGRADUATION WORKING EXPERIENCE

NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE

Served with Engineering

and Consulting

Associates Nigeria Ltd.,

Kano (Sept. 1987-Aug,

1988)

ECAN Ltd., 5 Ahmadu Bello

Way, P.O. Box 2036, Kano

Calculations of volumes of

earth works for the Pategi-

Egan Road Project.

Preparation of bar bending

schedule for parts of the dam

being constructed at Biu.

Planimetric determination of

erosion problem areas in Kano

State; and many other Civil

Engineering works

B: EMPLOYMENT

i. Assistant Site Engineer

(Katsina Site) July, 1988-

September, 1991

N. Stephen Building Co.

Ltd., P.O. Box 257, Kano

Supervision of highway

constructions, drainage

construction, asbestos pipes

water supply lines, and

building constructions

including Katsina Polytechnic

lecture theatres and

workshops, and underground

water reservoir.

ii Assistant Site engineer

(A.B.U. Zaria Site)

Sept. ’91-Jan. ‘93



Supervision of construction of

the stadium at the main

campus, and supervision of

the construction of the access

road and drainage facilities at

the Centre for Energy

Research and Training.

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iii Site Engineer (NNPC

Kano Site).

(Jan. 1993-Aug., 1993)



Supervision of the

construction of NNPC

Butanization project at

Hotoro, Kano

iv Lecturer/Researcher

(Feb., 1994– date)

Bayero University, Kano Lecturing plus associated

responsibilities, and Research.

5. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

i. Preparation of bar bending schedule and supervision of Biu dam project

ii. Design of culverts on Pategi-Egan road project

iii. Construction of classroom blocks at Katsina Polytechnic, Katsina

iv. Construction of two lecture theatres at Katsina Polytechnic, Katsina

v. Construction of three laboratory blocks at Katsina Polytechnic, Katsina

vi. Construction of four workshop blocks at Katsina Polytechnic, Katsina

vii. Construction of ground water reservoir at Katsina Polytechnic, Katsina

viii. Construction of sports complex, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (later abandoned for lack of

payments).

ix. Construction of sedimentation tank, Ahmadu Bello University water supply scheme, Zaria

x. Construction of the access road to Centre for Energy Research and Training (CERT), Ahmadu

Bello University, Zaria

xi. Construction of the semi-circular drive at the Centre for Energy Research and Training

(CERT), Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

xii. Construction of the drainage system for Centre for Energy Research and Training (CERT),

Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

xiii. Construction of the Access Road to Zango Area, Zaria.

xiv. Construction of butanisation project at NNPC, Hotoro, Kano.

xv. Teaching and research, plus associated responsibilities, Bayero University, Kano.

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6. MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES

i. Registered Engineer (COREN)

ii Member, Materials Society of Nigeria (MMSN)

iIi. Member, Materials Research Society (MMRS)

iv. Member, Nigerian Corrosion Association (MNICA)

v. Member, Nigerian Society of Engineers (MNSE)

vi. Member, Nigerian Institution of Civil Engineers (MNICE)

vii. Member, Institute of Appraisal and Cost Engineers (MIACE)

viii. Member, Society of Construction Industry Arbitrators (MSCIArb.)

ix. Member, Nigerian Institution of Engineering Management (MNIEM)

7 TEACHING LOAD

7.1: COURSES TAUGHT AT BAYERO UNIVERSITY, KANO

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL

CIV 3302 – Civil Engineering Materials

CIV 3402 – Civil Engineering Drawing

CIV 3403 – Engineering Survey I

CIV 4303 – Engineering Survey II

CIV 4304 – Civil Engineering Practice


CIV 5201 – Construction Management & Economics I

CIV 5401 – Construction Management & Economics II

1994-2009

1994-1995

1994-2005

1996-2003

1994-2009

2014-Date

1994-1997

1994-1997

PGDCE LEVEL

CIV 7212 – Construction Management & Economics

CIV 7220 – Project Strategy

CIV 7326 – Management Science and Project Control

CIV 7327 – Human Resources Management

CIV 7202 – Statistical Methods



CIV 7315 – Construction Management and Entrepreneurship

CIV 7315 – Construction Management and Entrepreneurship

1999-2007

2004-2007

2004-2007

2004-2007

2007-2010

2007- 2010

2017 - Date

2007 -2010

2014- 2016

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M.ENG. LEVEL

CIV 8301 – Project Management and Construction Methods

CIV 8321 – Advanced Construction Materials and Technology

CIV 8321 – Advanced Construction Materials and Technology

CIV 8335 – Construction Planning and Scheduling

CIV 8337 – Production Control

CIV 8337 – Production Control

CIV 8338 – Construction and Industrial Law

CIV 8340 – Construction Economics

CIV 8342 – Research Methodology and Application of Statistics in Research

CIV 8342 – Research Methodology and Application of Statistics in Research

CIV 8343 - Construction Financial Management and Economics

1999-2009

2001-2009

2012-2015

2001-2006

2004-2009

2015-Date

2015-Date

1999-2009

2005-2008

2014-2015

2018-Date

PhD Level

CIV 9301 – Advanced Research Methodology and Application of Statistics in

Research

2015-Date

7.2 TEACHING LOAD/HR/WK/SEMESTER

7.2.1 UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

1993/94 SESSION Contact hrs/wk/semester

CIV 3304 Civil Engineering Materials 3

CIV 4304 Civil Engineering Practice 3

CIV 5201 Construction Mgt & Economics I 2

CIV 5401 Construction Mgt & Economics II 4

Sub total 12

Assume 2 contact hrs/wk/semester for each course i.e. 2x4 = 8

Sub Total = 8 hrs/wk/semester

1994/95 SESSION


CIV 3402 Civil Engineering Drawing 4

CIV 3403 Engineering Survey I 4




Sub Total 20



1995/96 SESSION



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CIV 5201 Construction Management and Economics I 2

CIV 5401 Construction Management and Economics II 4

Sub Total 16



1996/97 SESSION



CIV 4303 Engineering Survey II 3




Sub Total 19 Assume 2 contact hrs/wk/semester for each course i.e. 2x6 = 12


1997/98 SESSION





Sub Total 13



1998/99 SESSION



CIV4303 Engineering Survey II 3


Sub Total 13



1999/2000 SESSION

CIV 3302 Civil Engineering Materials




Sub Total 13



2000/2001 SESSION


CIV 3403 Engineering survey I 4


8


Sub Total 13



2001/2002 SESSION





Sub Total 13



2002/2003 SESSION





Sub Total 13



2003/2004 SESSION




Sub Total 10



2004/2005 SESSION




Sub Total 10



2005/2006 SESSION



Sub Total 6



2006/2007 SESSION



Sub Total 6

9



2007/2008 SESSION


Sub Total 3



Grand Total at the real contact hrs/wk/semester =12+20+16+19+13+13+13+13+13+13+10+10+6+6+3

= 180

Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 8+12+10+12+8+8+8+8+8+8+6+6+4+4+2

= 112

Total score at 0.2 points for 2 contact hours/wk/semester = 0.2 x 110 = 22.40

2008/2009 SESSION

Nil

2009/2010 SESSION


Sub Total 3



Grand Total at the real contact hours/wk/semester brought forward from 2007/2008 = 180

Current Grand Total at the real contact hours/wk/semester = 180 + 3 = 183

Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester brought forward from 2007/2008 = 112

Current Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 112 + 2 = 114


2010/2011 SESSION

Nil (On Study Fellowship)

2011/2012 SESSION


2013/2014 SESSION


Sub Total 3





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Current Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 114 + 2 =116


2014/2015 SESSION


Sub Total 3








2015/2016 SESSION


Sub Total 3








2016/2017 SESSION


Sub Total 3








7.2.2 PGDCE COURSES

11

1999/2000 SESSION

CIV 7212 Construction Mgt & Economics 2

Sub Total 2



2000/2001 SESSION


Sub Total 2



2001/2002 SESSION


Sub Total 2



2002/2003 SESSION


Sub Total 2



2003/2004 SESSION


CIV 7220 Project Strategy 2

CIV 7326 Mgt Science & Project Control 3

CIV 7327 Human Resources Management 3

Sub Total 10



2004/2005 SESSION





Sub Total 10



2005/2006 SESSION





Sub Total 10

12



2006/2007 SESSION





Sub Total 10



Grand Total at the real contact hours/wk/semester =

Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 2+2+2+8+8+8+8=40

Total score at 0.2 points for 2 contact hours/wk/semester = 0.2x40 = 8.0

2007/2008 SESSION

CIV 7202 – Statistical Methods 2

CIV 7303 – Civil Engineering Practice 3

CIV 7315 – Law, Management, and Entrepreneurship 3

Sub Total 8



2008/2009 SESSION




Sub Total 8



2009/2010 SESSION




Sub Total 8



Grand Total at the real contact hours/wk/semester = 2+2+2+2+10+10+10+10+8+8+8 = 72

Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 2+2+2+2+8+8+8+8+6+6+6=58


2010/2011 SESSION

13


2011/2012 SESSION


2012/2013 SESSION


Sub Total 3






Current Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 58 + 2 =60


2013/2014 SESSION


Sub Total 3





Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester brought forward from 2012/2013= 60



2014/2015 SESSION


Sub Total 3








2015/2016 SESSION


14

Sub Total 3








2016/2017 SESSION


Sub Total 3








7.2.3 M.ENG COURSES

1999/2000 SESSION

CIV 8301 Project Mgt & Construction Methods 3

CIV 8340 Construction Economics 3

Sub Total 6



2000/2001 SESSION



Sub Total 6



2001/2002 SESSION


CIV 8321 Advanced Const. Materials & Technology 3

CIV 8335 Const. Planning & Scheduling 3


Sub Total 12

Assume 2 contact hrs/wk/semester for each course i.e. 2x4=8

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2002/2003 SESSION





Sub Total 12



2003/2004 SESSION





Sub Total 12



2004/2005 SESSION





Sub Total 12



2005/2006 SESSION


CIV 8321 Advanced Const. Mat. & Technology 3



Sub Total 12



2006/2007 SESSION





CIV 8342 Research Methodology and Applications of Statistics in

Research. 3

Sub Total 15



16

2007/2008 SESSION





CIV 8342 Research Methodology and Applications of Statistics in

Research. 3

Sub Total 15



2008/2009 SESSION







Grand Total at the real contact hours/wk/semester = 6+6+12+12+12+12+12+15+15+12 = 114

Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 4+4+8+8+8+8+8+10+10+8 =76


2009/2010 SESSION

Nil (Suspension of M.Eng program by the Department)

2010/2011 SESSION


2011/2012 SESSION

Nil (On Study Felloship)

2012/2013 SESSION









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2013/2014 SESSION









2014/2015 SESSION


CIV 8342 Research Methodology and Application of statistics in Research 3

Sub Total 6








2015/2016 SESSION

CIV 8337 – Production Control 3

CIV 8338 – Construction and Industrial Law 3

Sub Total 6








2016/2017 SESSION

CIV 8337 – Production Control 3

CIV 8338 – Construction and Industrial Law 3

Sub Total 6



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7.2.4 PhD COURSES

2015/2016 SESSION

CIV 9301 – Advanced Research Methodology and Application of Statistics in Research 3

Sub Total 3



2016/2017 SESSION

CIV 9301 – Advanced Research Methodology and Application of Statistics in Research 3

Sub Total 3



Grand Total at the real contact hours/wk/semester = 3+3 = 6

Grand Total at the assumed contact hours/wk/semester = 2+2 = 4


SUMMARY OF SCORES

Aggregate Total Score from Undergraduate, PGDCE, M.Eng., and PhD courses at real contact

hrs/wk/semester = 195 + 87 +138 + 6 = 426

Aggregate Total Score at the assumed contact hrs/wk/semester from Undergraduate, PGDCE,

M.Eng., and PhD courses = 122+68+92+4 = 286

Aggregate Total Score at 0.2 points for 2 contact hrs/wk/semester from Undergraduate, PGDCE,

M.Eng., and PhD courses at assumed contact hrs/wk/semester = 24.4 + 13.60 + 18.40 + 0.8 = 57.2

8 RESEARCH PROJECTS/THESES SUPERVISED

8.1 UNDERGRADUATE

1. Uche Austin Okorie U. (1995). “Effects of Aggregate Size on Concrete Compressive

Strength.”

2. Folaranmi Ajibola Felix (1995). “Effects of Fine Aggregate on Setting Time of Cement.”

3. Suleiman Ibrahim (1995). “Effects of Delayed Placement on the Properties of Concrete.”

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4. Aliyu Ya’u Mohammed (1995). “Absenteeism in Blocks-making Industries (Case Study of

Kano Metropolis).

5. Tiamiyu Ibrahim Adesina (1997). “Strength Characteristics of Cement-Rice Husk Ash

Concrete.”

6. Saminu Ahmed (1998). “Performance Evaluation of Part-time Workers in the Nigerian

Construction Industry. (A Case Study of Katsina State).”

7. Ibrahim Isah Kangiwa (1998) “Comparative Assessment of the Effect of Crushed and lateritic

(Unwashed) Aggregates on the Strength of Concrete.”

8. Abdulhameed Adamu Gwaram (1998). “Performance Evaluation of Part-time Workers in the

Nigerian Construction Industry. (A Case Study of Abuja).”

9. Lawal Gambo Datti (1998). “Performance Evaluation of Part-time Workers in the Nigerian

Construction Industry. (A Case Study of Kano).

10. Umar Mohammed (1998). “Performance evaluation of Part-time Workers in the Nigerian

Construction Industry. (Case Study of Kogi State)”.

11. Olayinka O. Igbayiloye (2002). “Effects of Quarry Dust on the Strength of Concrete.”

12. Lawal Babangida Mohammed (2004). “Assessment of the Compressive Strength of Periwinkle

Shells Aggregate Concrete.”

13. Abdullahi Gambo Shehu (2004). “Effects of Fine Aggregate on the Strength of Concrete. Case

Study of Concrete Grades 35 and 45”.

14. Mustapha Mohammed Lawal (2004). “Effects of Fine Aggregate on the Strength of Concrete.

Case Study of Grades 20 and 30.”

15. Usman Danyawa (2004). “Effects of Fine Aggregate on the Strength of Concrete. Case Study

of Concrete Grades 25 and 35.”

16. Amadu Ladi Oreun (2005). “Assessment of the Quality of Hollow Sandcrete Blocks Produced

in Kano. Case Study of Kano Metropolis.”

17. Bilkisu Hassan Sada (2005) “Effects of Fine Aggregate on the Compressive Strength of

Concrete. Case Study of Grades 40 and 50 Concrete.”

18. Inuwa Adamu (2005). “Assessment of the Effects of the Sizes of Aggregate on the

Compressive Strength of concrete.”

19. Abdullahi Gambo (2006). “Comparative Study of the Effects of Naturally Occurring Rounded

Aggregates and Crushed Rock Aggregates on the Compressive Strength of Concrete. Case

Study of 1:2.5:5, and 1:3:6 Nominal Mix Ratios”.

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20. Auwal Sani Kabo (2006) “Comparative Study of the Effects of Naturally Occurring Coarse

Aggregate and Crushed Rock Aggregate on the Compressive Strength of Concrete. Case Study

of 1:1.5:3, and 1:2:4 Nominal Mix Ratios.

21. Inusa Lawan (2006). Investigation into the Admixture Properties of Plantain Peels Ash in

Concrete: Case Study of Setting Time.”

22. Abdussalam Haruna (2006). Effects of Orange Peels Ash and Orange Peels Mill on the

Properties of Concrete: Case Study of Setting Time”.

23. Ibrahim H.I. (2007). Effects of Unripe Plantain Peels Ash on the Compressive Strength of

Concrete (Case Study of Grades 20 and 30 Concrete)

24. Dayyabu T. (2007). Investigation into the Admixture Properties of Bone Ash (Case Study of

Setting Time).

25. Muhammad S. (2008). Effects of Ripe Plantain Ash on the Compressive Strength of Concrete

(Case Study Grades 20 and 30 Concrete)

26. Abdulhadi R. (2007). Investigation into the Admixture Properties of Egg-shell Ash (Case

Study of Setting Time).

27. Mohammed U. (2007). Effects of Bone-ash on the Compressive Strength of Concrete (Case

Study of Grades 20 and 30 concrete).

28. Akilu B.B. (2007). Effects of Egg-shell Ash on the Compressive Strength of Concrete (Case

Study of Grade 30 Concrete).

29. Nuhu S.I. (2007). Effects of Orange Peels Ash and Orange peels Mill on the Compressive

Strength of Concrete (Case Study of Grades 20 and 30 Concrete).

30. Abdulhasib Y.A. (2007). Investigation into the Effects of Orange Peels Mill on Some of the of

the Index Properties of Laterites.

31. Saratu A.F. (2007). Effects of Egg-shell Ash on the Compressive Strength of Concrete (Case

Study of Grade 20).

32. Happyday B. (2008) Effects of Orange Peels Mill on the Compressive Strength of Concrete

(Case Study of Grades 20 and 30 Concrete.

33 Muhammad Bello Ibrahim and Aliyu Musa Abdullahi (2008). Effect of Ground Poliostigma

Thoninngii (Kargo) on the Index Properties of Laterite Soils.

34 Buhari Daudu Abdussalam (2016). A Comparative Appraisal of Satisfaction of Professionals

Employed in the Nigerian Construction Industry (A case Study of Kano State)

8.2 PGDCE

1. Magaji Muhamad Yarima (2003). Public Building Maintenance Strategies.

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2. Mohammed Babiye (2003). Strategies for Reducing Clients’ Caused Delays in Construction

Projects.

3. Mamoud Sani Danbata (2004). Evaluation of the Magnitude of Cost Overruns of Construction

Projects in Nigeria.

4. Aminu Aliyu (2004). The Effect of Performance Bond on Successful Delivery of Construction


5. Musa Ali Jogana (2004). The Role of Procurement Methods in Successful Delivery of

Construction Project in Nigeria.

6. Susan Agbenu Ochai (2005). Appraisal of Scheduling Techniques Applications in Nigrian

Construction Projects.

7. Shehu Sale Madaki (2006). Assessment of the Degree of Effects of the Factors Affecting the

Effective Implementation of Plans and Schedules for Construction Projects.

8. Muazu Bello (2006). Evaluation of the Extent of Application of Heuristic Approach to

Resources Allocation in the Nigerian Construction Industry.

9. Murtala Musa (2006). Evaluation of the Variations Between the Consultant’s Estimates and the

Tender Figures for Building Projects in Nigeria.

10. Kabir Ibrahim (2006). Appraisal of Cost Control Practices in the Nigerian Construction

Industry: A Case Study of Katsina State.

11. Umar Samaila (2006). Extent of Implementation of Cost Control in Rural Infrastructure

Development Scheme (RIDS). A Case Study of Danja and Kafur Local Government Areas of

Katsina State.

12. Yakubu Abdullahi (2006). Appraisal of the Strategies for Construction Projects Delivery in

Nigeria. (A Case Study of Kaduna State).

13. Muhammed Okhaigbhe (2006). Assessment of the Contribution of Construction Industry to the

Nigerian Economy.

14. Dayyabu Abubakar (2006). Appraisal of Maintenance Management of Buildings (A Case

Study of Zamfara State Public/Private Buildings).

15. Amarachi Gloria Kalu (2006). Appraisal of the Effect of Leadership in the Successful Delivery

of Construction Projects in Nigeria.

16. Ezenwugo Chigozie Owen (2006). An Appraisal of Client and Consultants in Effective

Construction Project Delivery.

17. Abdulaziz Olutunwase Aliu (2006). An Appraisal of Risk-Factors in Build, Operate and

Transfer Projects Management Schemes in Kaduna State. A Case Study of Kaduna Metropolis.

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18. Bishir Isa Malumfashi (2007). Analysis of Major Delay Factors in Building Projects in Nigeria

(A Case Study of Katsina State).

19. Abubakar B. Sada (2007). Extent of Motivation on Workers in a Construction Industry (A Case

Study of Zamfara State).

20. Saminu Isah Isa (2008). Problems of Contract Administration (A Case Study of Sokoto River

Basin and Rural Development Authority).

21. Abubakar Habibu (2008). Investigation into Accidents on Construction Sites

22. Odeh Jefferey (2008). Evaluation of Low Application of e-Business Technologies in

Construction Industry in Nigeria.

23. Yusuf Usman (2008). A Quanlity Assurance Appraisal of Public Sector Building Project

Delivery System.

24. Umaru Musa (2008). Investigation into the Factors Militating Against Effective Performance

of Indigenous Contractors in Nigerian Construction Industry (A Case Study of Abuja and

Kaduna).

25. Eshierumua Richard (2011). An Appraisal of Documentation Practices in the Monitoring of

Construction Projects in Nigeria (A Case Study of Kaduna State).

8.3 M.Eng

1. Marke A.I. (2004). “Comparative Assessment of the Strength of Colcrete and Concrete.”

2. Abubakar A. (2004). “Evaluation of the Factors Affecting Successful Delivery of Construction


3. Ekechukwu K.C. (2004). “Evaluation of the Factors Affecting Project Cost Control in the

Nigerian Construction Industry.

4. Abubakar Adebayo Jimoh (2006). “Investigation into the Engineering Properties of Rice-Husk

Ash Stabilized Lateristic Soils”.

5. Johnathan Ifechukwu Mordi (2007). “Evaluation of the Factors Affecting the Preparation of

Quantity Surveyor’s “Fair Estimates”.

6. Gbemisola Mojisola Bankole (2007). “Effects of Lime-Rice Husk Ash on the Engineering

Properties of Lateritic Soils.”

7. Mamman Mas’udu (2007). “Investigation into the Variation of Compressive Strength of

Concrete Development with Fine Aggregate.”

8. Chukwuma Kanene Simeon Mojekwu (2007). “Effectiveness of Prequantification Practices for

Construction Projects in Nigeria Under the Due Process Policy.”

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9. Nurudeen U. (2007). Mathematical Modelling of the Relationship Between Time and Cost

Overruns in Building Projects: Case Study of North Eastern States).

10. Nuru, G. (2007). Mathematical Modelling of Final Costs of Construction Projects in Nigeria.

11. Muhammad L.Y. (2007). Comparative Study of Cost and Time Performances of World Bank

Assisted and State Owned Projects.

12. Madu, Z. (2007). Comparative Assessment of Cost and Time Overruns in the State and Local

Governments (Case Study of North Eastern Region of Nigeria).

13. Moahammad Yakoob Adinoyi (2007). Comparative Assessment of the Impacts of Claims on

Final Costs of Private and Public Building Projects: Case Study of FCT, Abuja.

14 Fidelis Monday Uche Adoyi (2009). Measurement of Productivity of Masons in Building

Construction.

15 Paul Anavhe Junior Eghiemeyo (2009). Comparative Evaluation of Time and Cost

Performance of World Bank Assisted and State Government Funded Water Projects in

Nigeria. A Case Study of Northern States.

16 Muhammad Dikko Maiwalima (2009). Appraisal of Risks Assignment in the Nigerian

Construction Industry: A Case Study of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

17 Abubakar Abdullahi (2009). Appraisal of Factors of Variations in Construction Projects

Tendering Projects.

18 Arumita Irekho Ibukun (2010) An Appraisal of the Causes and Effects of Client-caused Delays

in Public Building Projects: A Case Study of North- Western Nigeria.

19 Umar Yakubu Abba (2010). Evaluation of the Extent of Compliance of Selected Building

Materials with Standards in North-Eastern States of Nigeria.

20 Mustapha Muhammad Lawan (2010). Effects of the Type of Mixing Water on the Quality of

Concrete.

21 Hanafi Mu’azu Sudan (2010). An Investigation into the Effects of Crude Oil Spillage on the

Engineering Properties of Lateritic Soils: A Case Study of Ebubu Oil Spill Site in Eleme

Local Government Area of Rivers State.

22 Ibrahim Tiamiyu Adesina (2010). Investigation into the Effect of Trona on the Geotechnical

Properties of Lateritic Soils.

23 Oloudo Adesina (2012). Appraisal of the Extent to which the Main Participants are

Responsible to Time Overruns in the Construction Industry.

24 Nwakor Arize Anthony (2012). Appraisal of Materials Management Practice on Construction

Sites in Maiduguri: A Case Study of Ordinary Portland Cement.

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25 Amarachi Gloria Kalu (2012). Impact of Design and Build Procurement Method on

Construction Projects in Nigeria

26 Murtala Sani (2016). Assessment of the Effects of Sugar Cane Mill (SCM) on the Properties of

Concrete.

27 Michael Luka Fitto (2017). An Evaluation of the Strength Properties of Retempered Concrete.

9 RESEARCH PROJECTS/THESES INTERNALLY EXAMINED

1. Rukayyatu Ibrahim Tukur [PGS/TECH/04/0636]. Appraisal of Some Selected Risk to which

the Contractors are Exposed in the Nigeria Construction Industry.

2. Nasir Mohammed Sala Koko [PGS/TECH/04/0475]. An Investigation into the Admixture

Properties of “Katsi” on the Durability of Concrete.

3. Thomas Akata Ibu [PGS/TECH/04/0167]. Investigation on “Makuba” as Additive in Concrete.

4. David Adamu Balami [PGS/TECH/04/0185]. Investigation on Rice Husk Ash as Admixture in

Concrete in Aggressive Environment.

5 Bilyaminu Usman Abdulbaki [PGS?TECH/04/2289]. Properties of Gum Arabic Laterites.

6. Suleiman Mohammed Laya [PGS/TECH/05/0340]. Investigation into the Durability of Recycled

Coarse Aggregate Concrete in Normal and Aggressive Environments.

7. Jibrin Abubakar Suleiman [PGS/TECH/05/3218]. Effect of Curing Methods on Strength

Development and Durability of Concrete.

8. Nafiu H. H [PGS/TECH/05/1350]. Evaluation of the Desirable Qualities for an Effective Project

Manager in the Nigerian Construction Industry

9. Suleiman Mohammed Laya [PGS/TECH/05/0340]. Investigation into the Durability of Recycled

Coarse Aggregate Concrete in Normal and Aggressive Environments.

10. Jibrin Abubakar Suleiman [PGS/TECH/05/3218]. Effect of Curing Methods on Strength

Development and Durability of Concrete.

11. Esther Oluremilekun Pelemo [PGS/TECH/06/0037]. A Comparative Study of the Time and Cost

Performance Between World Bank and State Government Financed Projects in Nigeria: A

Case Study of 90 Projects Selected from Kogi, Kwara, and Ekiti States

12. Susan Ochai Agbenu [PGS/TECH/06/1541]. Evaluation of Nigerian Construction Process for

Continuous Improvement Using Total Quality Management.

13. Godwin Omofonma [PGS/TECH/06/1502]. Effects of Polypropylene Fibers on Properties of

High Strength Concrete.

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14. Araga Odovidi Adamu [PGS/TECH/06/1813]. An Investigation into the use of Cassava Peels

Powder as an Admixture in Concrete.

15. Vincent Emoetso Michael Audu [PGS/TECH/06/0844]. Effects of Cocoa Pod Husk Ash as

Admixture in Concrete.

16. Inyang Aniebuk John (PGS/TECH/06/1941). Comparative Study of the Performance of the

Traditional Contract and Direct Labour Methods of Projects Procurement: A Case Study of

Selected Projects of the Six Area Councils of FCT-Abuja.

17. Nasiru Zakari Muhammad [SPS/07/TECH/02011]. Total Quality Management Implementation by

Construction Contractors in Nigeria

18. Abdulkadir Abu Lawal [SPS/TECH/07/01149]. Analysis of the Performance of Bill of Quantities,

and Lump Contractual Options in Public Building Procurement (A Case Study of Some

Selected States in the North-West Geo-Political Zone of Nigeria)

19. Kassim Bello [SPS/07/TECH/02994]. An Appraisal of Cost Planning Techniques in Public Sector

Building Projects in Kebbi State, Nigeria

20. Yusuf Abdu Inusa [SPS/10/MCE/00002]. Mechanical Properties of Recycled Plastic Aggregate

(RPA) Modified Concrete.

21. Akinola Sunday Tifase (2014).

22. Abdulkarim Muhammad Auwal [SPS/13/MCE/00018]. Corn Cob Ash As a Pozzolana in Self-

Compacting Concrete (SSC)

23. Aminu Maiyama Musa (2016). Properties of Concrete Made with Iron Stone Gravel as Coarse

Aggregate

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10. EXTERNAL EXAMINATION

(i) External Examiner, School of Environmental Design, Kano State Polytechnic 2004-2006

(ii). External Moderator to the Department of Civil Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

2003/2004 to 2005/2006

(iii) External Moderator to the Department of Civil Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

2009/2010 to 2010/2011.

(iv) External Moderator to the Department of Civil Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

2015/2016.

(v) External Moderator to the Department of Civil Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

2016/2017.

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11. PUBLICATIONS

1. A.J. Akpan, S.S. Letcha and A.O. Musa (1992) “Strength Assessment of the Compressive

Strength of Concrete Subjected to Predominantly Acid Media.” Proceedings of Corrosion

Nigeria 1992. pp. 9-16.

2. Musa O.A. Mtallib (1993) “Manpower Training and Development in Construction Industries in

Nigeria.” (Presented at a seminar organized by the Department of Building, Ahmadu Bello

University, Zaria).

3. Musa O.A. Mtallib (1994) “Importance of Work Study to Project Viability.” Proceedings of

the Nigerian Society of Engineers (Kaduna Branch) and Motegin Foundation (Nig) Limited,

Short Course on Project Appraisal, Monitoring, and Evaluation. Pp. 78-81

4. J.O.B. Rotimi and M.O.A. Mtallib (1995). Economic Considerations in Building Maintenance

Works.”: Proceedings of the International Conference on Maintenance of Engineering

Facilities, Gaborone, Botswana, pp. 57-63.

5. O.M. Sadiq, A.J. Akpan, and A.O. Musa (1996) “Strength Evaluation of Concrete in

Chemically Aggressive Environment.” NSE Technical Transactions, Vol. 31. No. 2. June-

April, 1996, pp 80-86.

6. Musa O.A. Mtallib (1996) “Economic Aspects of Road Maintenance.” Presented at the

Maiden Engineering Conference held at the Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi.

7. Musa O.A. Mtallib (1998) “Durability of Concrete Subjected to Chemically Aggressive

Environment.” Presented at International Conference Tagged “Habitat-Afrique 2000”. Held at

Arewa House, Kaduna from June 29-July 4, 1998.

8. Musa O.A. Mtallib (1999) “The Effects of Fine Aggregates on the Setting Characteristics of

Cement.” Proceedings of the First National Engineering Conference of School of Engineering

and Technology, FUT Minna 3rd – 6th March, 1999. pp. 76-79.

9. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2002). “Compressive Strength of Concrete in Contact with Nitrate-based

Substances.” Proceedings of Millennium Conference. T.O. Mosaku, Ed. Pp. 102-109.

10. M.O.A. Mtallib (2002). “The Challenges of Nitrate-prone Environment to Concrete Materials.

“Proceedings of the Nigerian Materials Congress. Babaniyi B., John A.A., Willie O.S., Eds.

Materials Society of Nigeria, Akure, pp. 191-194.

11. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2003). “Usability of Lateritic Aggregate as Low Cost Concrete Material.”

Proceedings of the Nigerian Materials Congress. Babaniyi B., Willie O.S., Eds. Materials

Society of Nigeria, Akure, pp. 102-104.

12. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2004). “Effects of Maximum Aggregate Size on the Compressive Strength

of Concrete.” Proceedings of the Nigerian Materials Congress. Babaniyi B., Willie O,.S., Eds.

Materials Society of Nigeria. Akure. Pp. 100-103.

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13. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2005). “Corrosive Effects of Tetraoxosulphate VI on the Strength of

Concrete.” Journal of Corrosion Science and Technology, Vol. 3, Nigerian Corrosion

Association, pp. 29-33.

14. M.O.A. Mtallib and A.J. Akpan (2005). “Comparative Assessment of Corrosive Effects of

Chlorides and Nitrates on the Compressive Strengths of Concrete.” Journal of

Corrosion Science and Technology, Vol. 3, Nigerian Corrosion Association, pp. 45-47.

15. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2005). “Comparative Assessment of the Compressive Strengths of

Colcrete and Concrete.” Journal of Civil Engineering, Vol. 5, No. 2. Nigerian Institution of

Civil Engineers, pp. 46-48.

16. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2005). “Comparative Study of the Tensile Strengths of Concrete and

Colcrete.” Proceedings of the Nigerian Materials Congress. Willie O.S. and Babaniyi B.Eds.

Materials Society of Nigeria, Akure, pp. 80-82

17. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2005). “Assessment of the Properties of Crushed-Rock and Lateritic

Aggregate Concrete.” Proceedings of the Nigerian Materials Congress. Willie O.S. and

Babaniyi B.Eds. Materials Society of Nigeria, Akure, pp. 76-79

18. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2006). “Effects of Chlorides Corrosion on the Compressive Strength of

Concrete.” Journal of Engineering and Technology, Vol. 1 No. 1, Bayero University, Kano,

pp. 20-24.

19. Musa O.A. Mtallib (2006). “Effects of Coarse Aggregate Size on the Compressive Strength of

Concrete.” Journal of Civil Engineering, Vol. 5, No. 3, Nigerian Institution of Civil Engineers,

pp. 42-45.

20. M.O.A. Mtallib (2006). Effect of Rice-Husk-Ash on the Atterberg Limits of Lateritic Soils.

Proceedings of the Nigerian Materials Congress. Willie O.S. and Babaniyi B.Eds. Materials

Society of Nigeria, Akure, pp. 193-201

21 M.O.A. Mtallib (2007). Magnitude of Cost Overruns in Building Projects in Nigeria. Besade

Publishing Press, Ondo Nigeria and The Nigerian Institution of Engineering Management, Vol

8, No.3, July-September, 2007. Pp14-18.

22 M.O.A. Mtallib (2007). Comparative Evaluation of Cost Overruns in Building and Civil

Engineering Projects. Journal of Civil Engineering, Vol. 5 No. 5, Nigerian Institution of Civil

Engineers. Pp 28-34.

23. M.O.A. Mtallib (2008). Atterberg Limits Properties of Lateritic Soils Admix with Lime-Rice

Husk Ash. Journal of Engineering and Technology (JET), Faculty of Engineering, Bayero

University, Kano. New Series, Vol. 3 No. 1. pp 41-50

24 M.O.A. Mtallib (2008). Evaluation Of The Magnitude Of Cost Overrun In Public and Private

Building Projects In Nigeria. Journal of Engineering and Technology (JET), Faculty of

Engineering, Bayero University, Kano. New Series, Vol. 3 No. 1. pp 120-125

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25 M.O.A Mtallib, Fidelis M.O Adoyi, and Paul Anavhe (2009). Comparative Performance (Time

and Cost) of World Bank Assisted and State Government Funded Projects on Water in Nigeria:

A Case Study of Northern States. African Journal of Physical Sciences, Vol. 2 No. 2. Devon

Science Publication, 13/14 Onuiyi Link Road, P.O Box 279, Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria. Pp

28-34.

26 M.O.A Mtallib, Fidelis M.O Adoyi, and Paul Anavhe (2009). Determination of Engineering Soil

Properties for Proposed Residential Buildings at Farm-Center, Kano . Journal of Engineering

Science and Technology, Vol. 4, No. 1. Duncan Science Publication, 173 Goldie Street, P.O

Box 727 G. P. P Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. Pp 82-85.

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27 M.O.A Mtallib and A. Rabiu (2009). Effects of Eggshells Ash (ESA) on the Setting Time of

Cement. Nigerian Journal of Technology, Vol. 28, No. 2. Faculty of Engineering, University

of Nigeria, Nsukka. Pp 29-38.

28 M.O.A Mtallib and Ibrahim S (2009). Effect of Delayed Placing on the Compressive Strength of

Concrete. Nigerian Journal of Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University,

Zaria. Vol. 16, No. 1. Pp 121-128.

29 M.O.A Mtallib and A. I Marke (2010). Comparative Evaluation of flexural Strength of Concrete

and Colcrete. Nigerian Journal of Technology, Vol. 29, No. 1. Faculty of Engineering,

University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Pp 13-22.

30 M.O.A Mtallib and A Haruna (2010). Evaluation of Admixture Potentials of Orange Peels Mill,

and Orange Peels Ash in Concrete: A Focus on Setting Time. Nigerian Journal of Engineering,

Faculty of Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Vol. 16, No. 2. Pp 98-112.

31 Mtallib M.O.A and Bankole G M (2011). Improvement of Index Properties and Compaction

Characteristics of Lime Stabilized Tropical Lateritic Clay with Rice Husk Ash (RHA)

Admixture. The Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering. 16(1) Pp 983-996.

32 Lawal M.M and Mtallib M.O.A (2011). Investigation into the Influence of Water Type on the

Compressive Strength of Concrete. Techno Science African Journal, Vol. 6, No. 1. Kano

University of Science and Technology, Wudil. Pp 130-135.

33 M.O.A Mtallib and Olayinka I.O (2013). Effect of Partial Replacement of Coarse Aggregate

with Quarry-fines on the Quality of Concrete: Nigerian Journal of Engineering, Faculty of

Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Pp 104-109

34. M.O.A Mtallib (2016). Health and Safety in an Industrial Environment: A Shared

Responsibility. Presented at the 12th Annual Conference (ZAZZAU 2016) of the Society for

Occupational Safety and Environmental Health (SOSEH). (Yet to be published)

35 M.O.A Mtallib and M. Sani (2016). An Investigation of Sugar Cane Mill as an Admixture in

Concrete: A Focus on the Setting Time. Proceedings of the 15th Annual International

Conference/Nigerian Materials Congress (NIMACON 2016). Materials Science and

Technology Society of Nigeria. pp. 374-378

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36 Abdullahi Abubakar and Musa O.A. Mtallib (2016): Evaluating Factors Affecting Successful

Building Projects Delivery. The Gazelle, A Multi-Disciplinary Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1. Faculty

of General Studies, Federal University, Dutse. Pp 65-82

37 M.O.A Mtallib and D. Tijjani (2016). Investigation into the Admixture Properties of Bone Ash:

A Focus on the Setting Time of Ordinary Portland Cement. Nigerian Journal of Materials

Science and Engineering. (NJMSE), Vol. 7 No. 2. Pp 44-50

38 M.O.A Mtallib and L.B Mohammed (2017). Comparative Assessment of Compressive

Strength of Periwinkle Shell Concrete and Crushed Rock Aggregate concrete. Nigerian Journal

of Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Pp 36-41.

12 OTHER MAJOR RESEARCHES UNDERTAKEN

1. Musa, O.A. (1987). “Earthquake Resistant Design of Adobe and Block Work Houses in

Nigeria.”

2. Musa, A.O. (1992). “Evaluation of the Compressive Strength of Concrete Subjected to

Chemically Aggressive Environment.”

3. Musa, O.A. Mtallib. (1996). “Evaluation of Rice-Husk Ash as A Filler in Asphalt”.

4. Musa, O.A. Mtallib. (2007). “Evaluation of the Relationship Between Delayed Payments and

Time and Cost Overruns.”

5 Musa, O.A. Mtallib. (2014). An Investigation of Engineering Properties of Nigerian Bituminous

Sands (NBS)

13 TECHNICAL REPORTS

1. Report Submitted to the Department of Civil Engineering, BUK on Monitoring of M.Sc Degree

Programme in Hydropower Engineering and Planning.

2. Report Submitted to the Department of Civil Engineering Board of Studies, BUK on the

Review of the Department of Civil Engineering Consultancy Services

3. Report Submitted to the Department of Civil Engineering, BUK on the Sharing Formula of the

Proceeds from the Postgraduate Diploma in Civil Engineering

4. Report Submitted to the Department of Civil Engineering, BUK on the Restructuring of

Postgraduate Programmes in Civil Engineering.

5. Report submitted to the Vice Chancellor, BUK on the Quantity of Laterites Dumped on the

New Parking Lot on the New Campus, BUK.

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14 CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED

1. “Africa’s First International Corrosion Conference (Corrosion Nigeria ’92) held at Lagos

Sheraton Hotel, from 24th to 27th November, 1992

2. “International Conference on Housing for All (Habitat Afrique 2000)” held at Arewa House,

Kaduna from June 28th to July, 4th November, 1998.

3. “International Conference on the Maintenance of Engineering Facilities in Developing

Countries (MEF ’95) held in Gaborone, Botswana, from 10th to 13th October, 1995.

4. “First National Engineering Conference of School of Engineering and Engineering

Technology, Minna” held at the Federal University of Technology, Minna, from 3rd to 6th

March, 1999.

5. The Millennium Conference (Building in the 21st Century)” held at Ahmadu Bello University,

Zaria from 26th to 28th October, 2002.

6. “The Nigeria Materials Congress “(NIMACON 2002)”, held at the Conference Hall,

Engineering Materials Development Institute, Akure, Nigeria, from 11th to 13th November,

2002.

7. The Nigerian Materials Congress (NIMACON 2003)” held at the Conference Hall,

Engineering Materials Development Institute, Akure, Nigeria, from 12th to 14th November,

2003.

8. The Nigerian Society of Engineers’ National Engineering Conference and Annual General

Meeting (Lagelu 2003)”, held at the Cultural Centre, Ibadan, Nigeria, from 8th to 12th

December, 2003.

9. The Nigeria Materials Congress (NIMACON 2004)”, held at the Conference Hall, Engineering

Materials Development Institute, Akure, Nigeria from 7th to 9th December, 2004.

10 2-Day Workshop on Drafting and Negotiation of Construction Contracts in Nigeria Organised

by the Institution of Construction Industry Arbitrators at Oil Field Specialist Guest House,

Refinery Road , Elenlewo, Port Harcourt, River State. 28th – 29th September, 2004.

11. “Nigerian Corrosion Association National Conference and Annual General Meeting (Jos

2005)’ held in Jos, Nigeria, from 4th to 7th May, 2005.


Meeting (Kano 2005)”, held at the Royal Tropicana Hotel, Kano, Nigeria from 5th – 9th

December, 2005.

13. The Nigerian Materials Congress (NIMACON 2005)”, held at the Conference Hall, Centre for

Energy Research and Training (CERT) Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria from 17th to

19th November, 2005.

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14. “Capacity Building Workshop for Knowledge Driven Growth for Nigerian Universities”, held

at the Centre for Democratic Research and Training. Mambaya House, Kano, Nigeria, from 7th

to 11th August, 2006.

15. The Nigerian Material Congress “(NIMACON 2006)”, held at Merit House, Abuja, from 15th –

18th November, 2006.

16. 4th National Civil Engineering Conference and Annual General Meeting, held at the Banquet

Hall, International Conference Centre, Abuja, from 16th – 17th November, 2006.


Meeting “(Gateway 2006)”, held in Abeokuta from 4th – 8th December, 2006.

18. 17th Engineering Assembly held at the Banquet Hall, International Conference Centre, Abuja,

from 23rd – 24th September, 2008.

19 National Engineering Conference and Annual General Meeting of the Society of Construction Industry Arbitrators held at Sheraton Hotels and Towers on November 1, 2008.

20 The Nigerian Materials Congress (NIMACON 2008)” held at the Conference Hall,

Engineering Materials Development Institute, Akure, Nigeria, from 3rd to 6th November, 2008.

21 Construction Arbitration Clinic 3 (Award Writing). Organized by the Society of Construction

Industry Arbitrators at Top View Hotel, Abuja on June 17, 2010


Industry Arbitrators at Top View Hotel, Abuja on November 19, 2011


Industry Arbitrators at Top View Hotel, Abuja on March 24, 2011

24. The 12th Annual Conference (ZAZZAU 2016) of the Society for Occupational Safety and

Environmental Health (SOSEH), Held at the School of Postgraduate Auditorium, Ahmadu

Bello University, Zaria, on the 14th -17th November, 2016

25 The 15th Annual International Conference/Nigerian Materials Congress (NIMACON 2016),

Held at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria on the 21st -25th November, 2016.

26 Bridging the Gap Between Academic and Industry in Nigeria-Refreshing the Engineering

Discipline-2. 22d National Engineering Conference, ACICon 2016, Faculty of Engineering,

Bayero University, Kano. Held on 6th – 8th December, 2016.

27 Green BUK

28 7th National Water Conference Orginised by National Water Resources Institute (NWRI),

Kaduna in collaboration with Hadeja Jama’re River Basin Development Authority (HJRBDA),

Kano, held in Grand Central Hotel, Kano, from 12th -14th December, 2017.

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15. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES Departmental Appointments

i. Assistant Departmental Time-table Officer

ii. Departmental Time-table Officer

iii. Chairman, Departmental Orientation Committee

iv. Departmental Seminar Coordinator

v. Member, Departmental Appointment and Promotion Committee

vi. Member, Departmental Strategic Planning Committee

vii. Member, Departmental Research Committee

viii. Member, Departmental Revenue Generation Committee

ix. Departmental Seminar Coordinator

x. Departmental Post Graduate Coordinator

xi. Chairman, Consultancy Review Committee

xii. Chairman, Committee on Mounting Hydropower Engineering

xiii. Member, Committee on Review of PGDCE programs

xiv. Member, Committee on Review of the Sharing Formula of PGDCE

Proceeds

xv. Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering Consultancy Services

Committee

xvi. Member, Departmental Research Group

xvii Chairman, M.Eng. Accreditation Committee

xviii. Chairman, PGDCE Accreditation Committee

ix Member, Departmental Appointment and Promotion

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Faculty Appointments

i Faculty Representative, Land Scaping Committee

ii Faculty Representative Appointment and Promotion Committee

iii Member, Editorial Board, JET

iv Member, Sub-committee on Documentation, Faculty Accreditation

Committee

v Faculty Representative Appointment and Promotion Committee

vi Faculty Representative University Car Loan Committee

University Appointments

i Member, Committee on the Assessment of the Quality of Laterite

Dumped on the Parking Lot on the New Campus, Bayero University,

Kano

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ii Head of Department, Civil Engineering Department 2017 - Date

(iii) Bayero University, Kano, Representative in the Local Organising Committee and Chairman

Sub-committee on Exhibition and Technical/study visits, 7th National Water Conference

Orginised by National Water Resources Institute (NWRI), Kaduna in collaboration with

Hadeja Jama’re River Basin Development Authority (HJRBDA), Kano, held in Grand Central

Hotel, Kano, from 12th -14th December, 2017.

16. COMMUNITY SERVICE

(i) Coordinator, Materials Society of Nigeria, Kano Zone 2002-date

(ii) Member, Executive Council, Zaria Chapter, Materials Society of Nigeria (MSN). 2002 -date

(iii) Team Leader, NBTE Accreditation Team to the Department of Civil Engineering, Kogi State

Polytechnic, Lokoja. 17th – 21th October, 2011.

(iv) Team Leader, NBTE Accreditation Team to the Department of Civil Engineering, Nuhu Bamali

Polytechnic, Zaria, Kaduna State. 16th – 19th December, 2012.

(v) Journal Papers Review: Journal of Engineering and Technology, Faculty of Engineering,

Bayero University, Kano.

(vi) Journal Papers Review: Nigerian Journal of Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Ahmadu

Bello University, Zaria,

(vii) Journal Papers Review: ARCHISEARCH: International Journal of Architecture and

Environment, Department of Architecture, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

(viii) Journal Papers Review: Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) Journal.

(ix) Member, NIMACON 2016 Congress Organising Committee.

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(x) Member, Local Organising Committee and Chairman Sub-committee on Exhibition and

Technical/study visits, 7th National Water Conference Orginised by National Water Resources

Institute (NWRI), Kaduna in collaboration with Hadeja Jama’re River Basin Development

Authority (HJRBDA), Kano, held in Grand Central Hotel, Kano, from 12th -14th December,

2017.

Documents

CURRICULUM VITAE 1. BIODATA - eng.buk.edu.ngeng.buk.edu.ng/sites/default/files/cv/civil/moabdul.pdf · 2 3. AWARDS AND PRIZES (1) Awarded double promotion from primary one (1) to