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Name:Prof. Godson R.E.E.Ana |
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Department:Environmental Health Sciences |
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Brief Biography: GODSON R.E.E.ANA (Ph.D, M.P.H, M.Eng, MNES, FLEAD (UK), MRSPH (UK), MAPHA (USA) Godson Ana is a Professor in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences, Faculty of Public Health at the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. His primary area of research focus is in Air quality management and Exposure assessment. He is also involved in other research activities including waste management, renewable energy, industrial hygiene and safety, children environment and climate change. He has attended several professional courses related to air pollution and climate change including renewable energy, indoor air pollution, atmospheres and Climate change courses in India, USA and France respectively. He is a recipient of TWAS fellowship on atmospheric toxicology in India and SIDA grant on air pollution management in Sweden and Chile. He was a UNESCO/TWAS sponsored visiting scientist at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in the Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, China. He has provided leadership in the measurements of atmospheric TSP, PM10, PM2.5, priority gaseous pollutants, heavy metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons particularly in the Niger Delta area and South western parts of Nigeria. He has carried out indoor air pollution and exposure assessment involving women and children exposed to biomass emissions. He has piloted and participated in several air pollution control initiatives including use of a hybrid of blended fuels and activated carbon in generator emission control as well as the switch to ethanol fueled cooking stoves. He has published widely both locally and internationally in reputable peer reviewed journals, book chapters, technical reports and monographs. Godson Ana was the pioneer Coordinator and acting Head of the Department of Environmental Health Sciences as well as the pioneer Coordinator of the Climate and Society programme of the Centre for Sustainable development both in the University of Ibadan. He is currently the President of Environmental Health Scientists Association in Nigeria and a member of the Africa Academy of Environmental Health. He is a registered and licensed Environmental Health Practitioner with the Environmental Health Officers Registration Council of Nigeria. He is a consultant to several local and International organizations on Environmental issues. |
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Professor Godson R.E.E.Ana
Contact Details:
Office: Department of Environmental Health Sciences
Faculty of Public Health, College of Medicine,
University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria
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Skype: godson.rowland.ana
Mobile: +234-8037146436,
Education/Academic Qualifications
Institution/Location Field of Study Degree Date Awarded
University of Ibadan, Environmental Health Ph.D July, 2004
Ibadan, Nigeria
University of Port Harcourt, Environmental Engineering M.Eng December, 2000
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
University of Ibadan, Environmental Health M.P.H August, 1997
Ibadan, Nigeria
University of Port Harcourt, Biochemistry B.Sc September, 1992
Port Harcourt
Additional Training/Qualifications
Environmental Audit, Iso certification, Standard and compliance
Specialized course organized by the Department of Environmental Health
Sciences, Faculty of Public Health, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
Environmental Disasters, Emergency Preparedness, Safety and Risk
Management organized by Dept. of Environmental Health Sciences,
College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
Grant Writing for Early Career Researchers organized by University
of Ibadan, National Institute of Child Health & Human Development and
National Institutes of Health
Specialized Training on Aerosol Equipment Calibration in Leipzig, Germany,
2014
2013
2012
2013
UNESCO-TWAS visiting Scientist award tenable at the Institute of Atmospheric 2012
Physics Beijing, China
Diploma in Air Quality Management, Sponsored by SIDA, Norrkoping, Sweden, 2009
Post Doctoral Fellow, Division of Developmental Toxicology, Indian Institute of
Toxicology Research, Lucknow, India December 2008-November, 2009
Diploma in Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Change organized by ERCA, Grenoble, France
Diploma in Environmental Resource Management (Rain Water Harvesting and Utilization), Lanzough, China
Training on Research Ethics organized by the College of Medicine, Nigeria in collaboration with The Welcome Trust, England &The Bloomberg School
of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
Post Doctoral Fellow, Department of Environmental Health and Toxicology, School 2005 of Public Health, University at Albany, State University of New York, Rensseler, NY, USA September 2004-February 2005
Fellowship in Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) awarded 2004
at the Imperial College, London, UK
Certificate in Renewable Energy, organized by IRADe and Ministry of Energy, New 2003
Delhi, India
Diploma in Sustainable Development Programme and NEPAD, Senegal 2003
International Training programme on Leadership and Development, organized 2002
by the Leadership for Environment and Development , LEAD, Mexico City, Mexico
Acquired Skills and Competencies
Language: Excellent command of spoken and written English Language and fairly good at reading French
Computer: Good at MS word, Excel, Page maker, Power point, SPSS
Statistical Skills: Knowledgeable in Epi Info, SPSS and Stata
Laboratory Skills: Good at use of Air Quality monitors, UV-visible Spectrophotometer, AAS and HPLC
Leadership: Excellent interpersonal relationships, team building and networking
Awards, Prizes and Honours
- UNESCO-TWAS visiting Scientist fellowship award tenable in Institute of
Atmospheric Physics, Beijing, China (2012-2015)
(b) University of Ibadan Senate Research Grant (Multidisciplinary) 2012
(c ) Mac Arthur Grant for staff linkage programmes 2009/2010
(d) SIDA grant for Air Quality Management course at the Swedish Meteorological and
Hydrological Research Institute (SMHI), Norrkopin, Sweden, 2009
2009
2008
2007
2005
2004
(e) TWAS-CSIR Post-Doctoral Fellowship award tenable at the Indian Institute for
Industrial and Toxicology Research, Lucknow, India December 2008-November, 2009
(f) Joseph Fourier travel grant for short course in Atmospheres and climate, Grenoble France (2007)
(g) University of Ibadan Senate Research Grant (Multidisciplinary) 2006/2007
(h) University of Ibadan Senate Research Grant (Individual) 2006/2007
(i) Fellowship in Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) awarded at the
Imperial College, London, UK, 2004
(j) MacArthur Staff Development Research Grant for Post-Doctoral Fellowship tenable
at the Department of Environmental Health and Toxicology, School of Public Health,
University at Albany, State University of New York, Rensseler, NY, USA September
2004-February 2005
(k) Merit Award by Graduate Students’ Association of Nigeria (University of Ibadan
Chapter) for Visionary Leadership, 2004
(l) Merit Award by Tafawa Balewa Postgraduate Hall for Excellent Leadership Qualities 2003
(m) Recipient of Government of Cross River State Research Grant for Doctoral
Research, 2000
(n) Fellowship for Doctoral Research by Research and Development, Nigeria National
Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Port Harcourt, 1999
(o) Recipient of Federal Government Scholarship for Postgraduate Studies 1998
(p) Best Graduating MPH (Environmental Health) Student, 1997
(q) NYSC Commendation Award for Meritorious Service to the Nation, 1993
Appointments/Positions
(a) Joint supervisor for CARTA postdoctoral Fellowship, 2018
(b) Visiting Scholar appointment to the University of The Gambia (2014- Date)
(c) Faculty, Consortium for Advanced training in Research in Africa (2014-Date)
(d) Faculty Pan African University (2016-Date)
(e) Research Associate at the Nelson Mandela University (2017-Date)
(f) CARTA grant to support fellows joint seminar 2015-date
(g) Managing Editor African Journal of Environmental Health Sciences
(h) Associate Editor African journal of Sustainable Development
(i) Reviewer, Journal of Environmental Health Research, UK
(j) Reviewer, Journal of Science research, UI
(k) Book reviewer, Taylor books, UK
Working Career Experience
- At the University Level
Professor of Environmental Health Sciences at the University of Ibadan
Teaching and Research
Responsibilities: Involved in teaching contemporary and emerging issues in Environmental
Health at diploma level: Environmental Health Officers, Community Health Officers, and Tutors
of Health Sciences; undergraduate level : Medical and Nursing students; and Postgraduate level:
MPhil, M.P.H, MSHE and Ph.D. Supervision of both undergraduate and postgraduate students,
Training and mentoring of students on Industrial attachment /Internship Research and community
services in a wide range of Environmental Health issues including Air quality and human exposure assessment, waste management, housing and health, water and sanitation, renewable energy,
industrial hygiene and safety, children environmental health, food hygiene & safety, vector control, environmental epidemiology, environmental toxicology and climate change
Details of Teaching Experience at University Level
I participated in the teaching of the following courses
(a) Undergraduate courses taught since first appointment:
1. MBBS Preclinical’s: PSM 202 – Man and His Environment
2. MBBS Year 4 : Principles of Environmental Health (Introductory class)
3. MBBS year 5: Environmental Health (Block Posting)
4. MBBS final year: Environmental Health (Revision class)
5. B.Sc Nursing : PSM 411- Public Health Nursing
(b) Post Graduate courses taught at MPH/MPhil/Ph.D levels since first appointment
1. EHS 701: Principles of Environmental Health
2. EHS 702: Advances in Environmental Health sciences
3. EHS 703: Environmental Epidemiology
4. EHS 704: Environmental Impact Assessment and Law
5. EHS 705: Principles of Waste management
6. EHS 706: Instrumental and Laboratory methods
7. EHS 707: appropriate technology for Environmental Health management
8. EHS 708: Principles of Environmental Design and human Settlement
9. EHS 710: Environmental Toxicology
10. EHS 711: Environmental Health Seminars
11. EHS 712: Concurrent field work in Environmental Health
12. EHS 713: Internship
13. EHS 714: Research Project
Researches
(a) Completed
1. Water, Environment and Sanitation Effects on Girl-child Education. I served as a Co-investigator in a UNICEF sponsored study in 2003 to assess the impact of water,
environment and sanitation on Girl-child education in the south-south region of Nigeria.The study outcome showed that lack or inadequate water supply and sanitation
contributed significantly to school absenteeism, lack of concentration and poor performance amongst the girl-child in schools surveyed in the area.
2. Estrogenic and Anti-estrogenic effects of PAH and HAH mixtures. In 2004 I benefited from the Mac Arthur grant for staff development scheme to develop laboratory skills in exposure assessment based in the Department of Environmental Health and Toxicology, Sunny, Albany, USA.The aim of the study was to determine the toxic effects of mixtures of compounds on biological systems using a case of HAHs and PAHs.This preliminary study revealed that Dioxin and Benzo(a) pyrene individual estrogenicity and antiestrogenicity at various levels but at a particular level both mixtures exhibited a higher synergistic level of anti-estrogenicity effect than the single compounds.
3. Eco--health approach in the management of GIT infections in Ibadan. An intervention study on the management of GIT infections using eco-health approach was supported by IDRC, Canada in 2005. The aim of the study was to assess the environmental determinants associated with GIT infections and to institute appropriate interventions that are cost effective, participatory and sustainable in line with eco-health principles. The study indicated that provision of adequate water and toilet facilities succeeded in reducing the disease burden in the study community by 60%.
4. Lead Exposure and Effects among children age 2-6years in Ibadan.
The research was supported by Grants from University of Michigan and NIH in which I
served as a Co-Principal investigator. Lead has been implicated as one of the toxic heavy
metals affecting both adults and children. The effects on children are more on functional
abilities, learning disabilities and reduced intelligence quotient. Unfortunately, there is
dearth of information on this subject. The aim of this study was to determine the blood
levels of lead in children in Ibadan and to use the information as a baseline for future
intervention studies. The study revealed that more than 60% of children studied had
blood lead levels beyond the permissible levels.
5. An Evaluation of Persistent Organic Pollutants(POPs) Importation, Trading,
utilization and Impacts in South Western Nigeria. This study was supported by PAN, UK
There has been continued importation of banned chemical pesticides into Nigeria.
resulting in stockpiling and its associated environmental and health effects. The objective
of the study was to assess the impact of illegal trading and consumption of these
substances among communities in South Western Nigeria. The study revealed that POPs
such as DDT were still being imported as rebranded chemicals and that farmers with very
little adherence to use of personal protection equipments (PPEs) were more at risk to
health hazards associated with the POPs pesticides
6. Community Noise levels and associated health Effects among students in selected urban
secondary schools in Ibadan. This research was supported by the University of Ibadan
Senate Research Grant (Individual investigators).Noise is a serious physical
environmental pollutant which has both auditory and non auditory effects. Increasing
noise levels especially in urban communities has been associated with decreased work
efficiency in most developed countries but not much information is available on this
subject in developing countries including Nigeria. The aim of this study was to assess the
noise levels in the schools with a view to instituting appropriate control measures. The
study showed that distraction and loss of concentration were among the reported non –
auditory effects prevalent among the study groups. This research was able to produce an
MPH graduate.
7. An Evaluation of the use pattern and Efficacy of Integrated Vector Management
in Selected rural and urban communities in Oyo State, Nigeria. I served as the Co-
Principal investigator in this research which was supported by Senate Research Grant
(Multidisciplinary Research Project) and completed in 2012.Malaria remains one of the
most debilitating public health scourges in developing countries yet its elimination has
defied several strategies and therapies. The WHO has considered that the most reliable
means of combating the malaria pandemic lies in environmental methods and the strategy
has to employ an integrated approach. Therefore, the objective of this study was to
appraise all the methods used in malaria vector control, institute an integrated vector
management (IVM) and evaluate its efficacy for malaria prevention and control. The
study revealed that the high prevalence of malaria recorded in the experimental
communities were associated with poor sanitation and other unwholesome environmental
practices. The intervention involving a combination of education, chemical sprays and
use of insecticide treated nets produced a significant reduction in the vector burden and a
corresponding decline in the prevalence of the malaria parasite particularly in the
experimental communities.
8. Indoor Air Pollution Studies among mother child pair in selected rural communities in
Ibadan. I served as the co-principal investigator in this pilot investigation supported by
Healthy Life foundation and the American lung Society in 2010/2011. The Focus of this
study was to assess the burden of emissions arising from firewood cooking fuels in the
traditional rural communities and to assess the health effects associated with this
exposure. The long-term goal was to institute appropriate interventions that would
reduce the hazards through meaningful policy driven actions that would emanate from
the pilot study. The study outcome showed that both mothers and children were exposed
to levels of pollutants particularly CO and Particulate matter at levels significantly
higher than the WHO guideline limits and this was found to result in various degrees of
pulmonary disorders. An MPH student has been trained on this aspect and has graduated.
9. Determination of Green House gases. Green House Gases (GHGs) are the major
anthropogenic driver of climate change and in Nigeria information on this subject is very
scanty or non existent as reflected in the Intergovernmental panel on climate change
reports. In various self-funded investigations I coordinated the determination of GHGs
particularly CO2 at various activity driven locations viz traffic, agricultural fields, waste
dumpsites, industrial areas. So far the results have shown great variability spatially and
temporally with concentrations even though lower than the global ambient levels but still
found to peak in traffic and industry related areas. These investigations have produced
three MPH students.
10. Generator Emissions Profiling. Electrical power supply remains one Nigeria’s bane for
National Development. An immediate remedy to this problem is the wanton use of
generators in various categories with its attendant impacts on the economy, environment
and health. As a principal investigator I initiated the investigation on generator related
fumes and noise. The studies which have produced two MPH students revealed that
persons working in small scale businesses that depend largely on generator use are at
risk of hearing impairment and pulmonary disorders.
11. Adaptive Methods for Air Pollution Control. In a self-funded study I pioneered the
investigation using a hybrid of blended fuel and activated carbon filter derived from
coconut to reduce emissions from portable generators. The study simulated conditions of
poor air circulation and assessed levels of pollutants within a regulated chamber that
received piped emissions from generator powered by ethanol-gasoline blended fuel. The
experiment showed extremely very high concentrations of gaseous and particulate
pollutants before the use of blended fuel and filter material. A significant level of
reduction of not less than 90% was recorded for the various parameters such as CO, CO2,
NO2, SO2, NO2 and PM2.5 and heavy metals which is a promising strategy for climate
change mitigation through carbon reduction. This study has graduated two MPH students
and is currently receiving consideration for patenting.
12. Production of Biofuels: Among the most popular strategies for climate change mitigation
is the production of biofuels or green fuels usually categorized under the renewable
energy or green energy. I have coordinated studies in biogas production using
multisubstrates as well in the production of bioethanol using selected cellulosic based
substrates including cassava peels, corn cobs, plantain peels, saw dust and paper. We
have also produced in a pilot scale biodiesel from different non edible plant biomasses
such as palm kernel, algae, moringa and thivetia; the Thivetia plant gave a very high
biodiesel yield. These studies have all produced three MPH students and the work on
Biodiesel production is currently undergoing consideration for patenting.
(b) In Progress
1. HAP –maternal health intervention study funded by NIH
The current intervention study in which I am a co-Investigator is an expansion of the
previous pilot HAP study. In this case the focus is to assess the impact of utilizing
modified cooking stoves fuelled with ethanol on health outcomes of women at various
stages of pregnancy who are exposed to biomass cooking emissions especially
firewood.
2. Determination of Hazards associated with Charcoal production in Igbora Community,
Oyo State. This study is supported by Africa Climate Fund, Circle in which I serve as a
Co-Principal investigator. The study is aimed at assessing charcoal production practices,
determining the levels of Green House gases associated with the process and identifying
common health risks associated with this business with a view to coming out with models
for cleaner energy production under the cleaner air initiative and carbon credit scheme.
3. Determination of secondary inorganic aerosols and their role in haze formation and
visibility impairment funded by UNESCO-TWAS. This is an ongoing study which looks
at the assessment of ambient levels of secondary inorganic aerosols such as sulphates,
nitrates, chloride and ammonium anions in the air. These set of compounds have been
incriminated in the formation of haze which is considered to impair visibility and to also
contribute to the current climate phenomenon. Two graduate students are currently on
this project
4. Lung Cancer in Nigeria Project-Pilot Hospital-based epidemiological survey supported by
IARC France
5. Air quality assessment and health risks from selected dumpsites in Lagos and Ogun States
Administrative and Community services
- Ag Head, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, 2014-2016
- Coordinator, Department of Environmental Health Sciences 2012-2014
3. Coordinator Climate and Society Programme, Centre for Sustainable Development 2010-2014
4. Member, Servicom Guild UI, 2013
5. Assistant Warden, Tafawa Balewa Postgraduate Hall 2008-2012
6. Departmental Coordinator MPH Environmental Health programme,
7. Departmental Coordinator for seminars and fieldwork,
8. Chairman, University of Ibadan, Clean and Green Programme,
9. Faculty Representative, Animal House 2008/2009
10. Coordinator Doctoral Programme in Environmental Health
11. Chairman, Local organizing committee for the maiden conference on
Environmental Health Sciences, 2013
12. Chairman, Resource Mobilization committee for 2nd annual conference on
Environmental Health Sciences, November, 2014
13. Member, Publications and Editorial Committee for the production of African
Journal of Environmental Health Sciences
2003
14. Member, UI Physical Environment Committee, 2003
15. University Academic Staff Retirement Review Committee 2012
Visiting Professor to the University of the Gambia 2014-Date
Responsibilities: Responsible for teaching two courses viz Industrial Hygiene and Safety and Environmental toxicology to both MPH(Environmental health) and MSPH(Environmental and Occupational Health) graduate students. Coordinate field visits, facilitate seminars as well as design and supervise research project projects.
Research Associate with Nelson Mandela University, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 2016-Date
Responsibilities: Responsible for joint supervision of research projects at the masters and doctoral levels respectively. Involved in the design, development and submission of joint research grants
2. At Industry level
Consultant to Several Industries in Nigeria (1999-Date)
Responsibilities: I serve as consultant to several industries such as petroleum based (like SPDC, Exxon-Mobil, Port Harcourt Refining Company, Eleme Petrochemicals etc), non-petroleum based (like Julius Berger, Nigerian Breweries, Guinness, Dangote flour, Zain, Zartech etc) extractive and non-extractive industries. Some of the studies I have led and have participated in include environmental audit, environmental monitoring, environmental impact assessment, health impact assessment and environmental management plan as well as industrial hygiene and safety training and technical report writing at various times. Majority of the studies involved field sampling, analysis of samples, biological monitoring, health survey, questionnaire design and administration, on-site observations, collection of clinic records, data collation and analysis and report writing.
- Community Level
Consultant to Several NGO’s/CBO’s (1995-Date)
Responsibilities: I have served several NGO’s such as CASSAD, Nigeria Environmental Study and Action Team, Nigeria Environmental Society, Nigeria Network for Awareness and Action for Environmental Health, EDUCARE Trust, SRADev , Healthy life Foundation, on a number of community oriented and action based public health/environmental health related projects. Some of these projects include Guinea-worm eradication, malaria control, waste management, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), climate change mitigation and adaptation, management of chemicals and hazardous compounds, vector control and air quality management. Most of the studies involved design of protocols, community sensitization and mobilization, community survey, questionnaire administration, on-site observations, data collation and analysis, report writing, dissemination of findings , advocacy and policy formulation
- National Assignments
Consultant to the Federal Government of Nigeria(1993-Date)
Responsibilities: Served as a consultant to Ministries of Health and Environment respectively, National Environmental Standards , Regulatory and Enforcement Agency, Nigeria, Centre for Disease control and Environmental Health Officers Registration Council of Nigeria. I was involved in Guineworm eradication projects in Katsina and Kebbi States, Participated in the development of the National policy on Environmental Sanitation in Nigeria and served as resource person to technical meetings and in the development and reviews of technical document for some of these organisations at various times
5. International Assignments
Technical Expert to International Organizations (2002-Date)
Responsibilities: I have been engaged directly and/or indirectly by the World Bank, UNICEF, USAID, UNDP, AFENET, LEAD, CDC and UNEP at various times on different Projects including WASH, rural water projects, safety training, environmental management, children environment programmes, biosafety and biosecurity, climate change.These assignments entailed development of protocols, field monitoring, surveys, reviews , technical reports and policy briefs
Publications
Chapters in Books already published
*1. Ana G.R (2011) :Air Pollution in the Niger Delta Area: Scope, Challenges and Remedies.In: The Impact of Air Pollution on Health, Economy, Environment and Agricultural Sources. Ed. Mohammed K. Khallaf Intech Publishers, Croatia (ISBN 978- 953-307-528-0). Pp. 181-198.
*2. Ana, G.R and Ajewole, O.I (2011) Urban Forestry and Public Health. In: Book of Reading in Forestry, Wildlife management and Fisheries. Ed. A. A .Aiyeloja and H.M. Ijeomah. Published by Topbase Nigeria Limited (ISBN 978-978-919-624-1).Pp. 69-103
*3. Ana, G.R.(2012)Agricultural Production and Related Public Health Hazards in Nigeria. In: Challenges to Sustainable Production in Agriculture and Environment: Nigeria in Perspective.Ed. H. M. Ijeomah and A. A.Aiyeloja. Published by Topbase Nigeria Ltd (ISBN 978-978-933-048-5).Pp 587-610.
*4. Butler, C.D, Mathieson,A, Bowles,D.C, Ana, G.R and Cisse, G (2014) Climate Change and health in Africa. In: Climate Change and Global Health. Ed. Colin D. Butler
Published by CABI, Wallingford UK (ISBN-13:9781780642659). Pp. 218-22.
5. G.R. Ana, Oyewale Mayowa Morakinyo and Gregory Adekunle Fakunle(2015)Indoor Air Quality and Risk Factors Associated with Respiratory conditions in Nigeria. In
Current Air Quality Issues Edited by Farhad Nejadkoorki. INTECH Publishers 547-568 ISBN 9789535121800
Articles that have already appeared in Referred conference Proceedings
6. Ana, G. R, Oloruntoba, E. O, Sridhar,M. K. C & Adekolu, A. A (2008). Water and sanitation problems in selected schools in Ibadan, Nigeria. Proceedings of the
33rd WEDC International Conference, Accra, Ghana.Pp. 12-16
7. Ana, G.R and Fakunle, G.A (2010) Climate Change: Global Scenario versus Nigeria’s Response. Proceedings of Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit.50 years of
Nationhood: Experiences in, and Prospects for Sustainable Development in Nigeria.Published by Sapphire Prints. Ibadan (ISBN: 978-978-50793-3-3) Pp. 55-79
8. Lale, N.E. S (2011) Natural Resources Management and Environment. In Global Change and Sustainable Development:Proceedings of Ibadan Sustainable development Summit Eds.Popoola, L.,Olaniyan, O.,Wahab, B., Ana, G.R. and Olayide, O.Published by Sapphire Prints. Ibadan (ISBN 978-978-50793-4-0) Pp.89-98
9. Fakunle, G.A., Ana, G.R and Ayede, A.I (2012) Environmental Risk Factors for Acute Respiratory Infections among Hospitalized Children Under‐five in Ibadan, Nigeria Statistical Analysis and Manuscript Writing. Proceedings of Medical Education Partnership in Nigeria (MEPIN).Pp. 5-14
10. Ana, M.G., Dairo, M.D., Adebowale, S and Ana, G.R (2012) A hospital-based Pilot survey of Acute Respiratory Infections among under five children in Ibadan, Nigeria. In: Building Resilience in Sustainable Development in a Changing World. Proceedings of the Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit. Published by Sapphire Prints (ISBN: 978-978- 51675-6-6)Pp.186-191
11. Ana, G.R., Adebola, P.A and Olamijulo, J.O (2014) Control of Air Pollution from Portable Generator under Regulated Conditions. Proceedings of the Air and Waste Management Association conference held in Long Beach, California, USA.Pg1-5 www.awma.org
Articles that have already appeared in learned journals
12. Ana, G. R and Sridhar, M.K.C (2004) Soil quality near a chemical fertilizer Industry at Port Harcourt, Nigeria. African Journal of Environmental Assessment and Management Vol.8:19-26
13. Ana, G.R., Sridhar. K.C and Chinda, A (2005) The Impact of a chemical Fertilizer Plant Effluents on a typical tidal creek in Southern Nigeria. Journal of African Water Resources and EnvironmentVol.1 No 1:39-49
14. Ana, G.R., Sridhar. K.C and Olawuyi, J.F (2005) Air pollution in a Chemical fertilizer industry in Nigeria: Impact on health of Plant workers Journal of Environmental Health Research Vol.4. No.2:57-62
15. Leton, G.T and Ana, G. R (2006) Physical and Chemical Remediation of Refinery Waste contaminated Soil. Journal of Nigerian Environmental Society Vol. 3 No.3:337-342
16. Ana, G. R., Sridhar, M.K.C., Olakunle, E.O and Gregory, A. U (2007) Bomb Explosions, Environment and Health: A Nigerian Experience. International
Journal of Disaster Prevention and Management Vol. 16 No.1:6-14 (Contribution: 60%) USA
17. Sridhar, M.K.C, Ana, G.R and Wai-Ogosu, O.A (2007)
Characteristics of Effluent from a Chemical Fertilizer Industry in Southern
Nigeria. Journal of Applied Science, Engineering and Technology. Vol. 7 No.1: 67-76
18. Nriagu , J., Afeiche, M., Aaron, L., Arowolo,T., Ana, G. R., Sridhar, M.K.C.,
Oloruntoba, E.O., Ejeatulu, O., Ebenebe, J.C., Orisakwe, O.E and Adesina,
A (2008) Lead poisoning associated with malaria in children of urban areas of Nigeria.
International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health Vol. 211 No. 5-
6:591-605
19. Ana, G. R., Sridhar, M.K.C., and Bamgboye, E. A (2009) Environmental risk factors and health outcomes in selected communities of the Niger
Delta Area, Nigeria. Perspectives in Public Health.Vol.129 No.4: 183-
(Contribution: 60%) UK
20. Ana, G.R., Shendell, D. G., Odeshi, T.A and Sridhar, M. K. C (2009) Identification and
Initial Characterization of Prominent Air Pollution Sources and Respiratory Health at
Secondary Schools in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Asthma. Vol. 46 No.7: 670-676
21. Ana, G.R., Shendell, D.G., Brown, G and Sridhar, M.K.C (2009) Assessment of
Noise and Associated Health Impacts at Selected Secondary Schools in Ibadan,
Nigeria. Journal of Environmental and Public Health Vol.1: 6pp
22. Ana, G.R., Oloruntoba, E.O and Sridhar, M.K.C (2009) Contributions of
Environmental Clubs toward Improved Environmental Programs in Selected
Secondary Schools in Ibadan, Nigeria. Applied Environmental Education and
Communication. Vol. 8:94-104
23. Sridhar, M.K.C, Ana, G.R.., Oloruntoba, E.O and Olowu, A.O (2009) Built
Environment and Cancers-Are our Homes Safe? African Journal of Medicine and
Medical Sciences Vol. 38: 261-270
24. Sridhar, M.K.C, Olumiyiwa, A, Oluyemi, A, Okareh, O, Oloruntoba, E.O and Ana,
G.R (2009) Development of a Simple three-compartment digester to produce
Biogas to meet the energy needs of households and smaller communities. Biocycle.
Vol. 50 No.12:50-51
25. Ana, G.R and Sridhar, M.K.C (2009) Industrial Emissions and Health Hazards
among selected factory workers at Eleme, Nigeria. Journal of Environmental Health
Research, Vol. 9 No.1:43-51
26. Ana, G.R., Sridhar, M.K.C and Emerole, G.O (2009).A comparative assessment
of soil pollution by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in two Niger Delta
Communities, Nigeria. African Journal of Pure and Applied Chemistry Vol. 3 No.3
: 31-41
27. Ana, G.R. (2009) Human Exposure to Mixtures of Environmental compounds
and the causality Question: Environmental Health Scientists’ Dilemma. Journal of
Environmental Health Vol. 71 No. 9 Pg 50
28. Ana, G.R., Sridhar, M.K.C and Asuzu, M.C (2010) Environmental risk factors
and hospital-based cancers in two Nigerian cities. Journal of Public Health and
Epidemiology Vol. 2 No.8: 216-223
29. Ana, G.R and Shendell, D. G (2010) School Environmental Health Programs and the
Challenges of Achieving the Millennium Development Goals. American Journal of
School Health, Vol. 81 No.2: 55-56
30. Shendell, D.G and Ana, G. R (2011). Promoting Environmental Public Health in
Rapidly Urbanizing Areas of Less Developed Countries in Africa: A Collaborative
Interdisciplinary Training in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Environmental Health,
Vol.74 No.1:26-35
31. Ana, G.R., Oloruntoba, E.O, Shendell, D.G, Elemile, O.O, Benjamin, O.R and
Sridhar MKC (2011). Solid Waste Management Problems in Secondary Schools in
Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Environmental Health.Vol.74 No.2: 24-28.
32. Ana, G. R., Sridhar, M.K.C and Emerole, G.O (2011) Contamination of
Vol Surface waters by Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in two Nigerian Coastal
Communities. Journal of Environmental Health Research.11 No. 2: 77-85
33. Ana, G.R and Leton, G.T (2011) Soil Contamination by a Refinery Near Port
Harcourt, Nigeria. Journal of Science Research.10 (1): 145-148
34. Ana, G.R., Akinyemi, O. A and Fakunle, G. A (2011) Climate Change Impact on
Public Health: A Nigerian Case Scenario. African Journal of Sustainable Development
Vol. 1 No 1: 97-113
35. Taiwo H, Sridhar M.K.C, Olaseha, I. O, Oloruntoba, E.O and Ana, G. R (2012)
Integrating a State Owned Waste Recycling Facility and Neighborhood
Participation for Sustainable Management. The International Journal of
Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Vol.6 No. 8:1-24
36. Ana, G.R, Sridhar, M.K.C and Emerole, G.O (2012) Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbon Burden in Ambient Air in Selected Niger Delta Communities in
Nigeria. Journal of Air and Waste Management Association Vol.62 No.1:18–25
37. Ana, G.R., Adeniji, B., Olusoji, I, Oluwole, O and Olapade, C (2012) Exposure to
emissions from firewood cooking stove and the pulmonary health of women in
Olorunda community, Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Air Quality, Atmospheres and
Health Vol.6 No.1:465-471
38. Oluwole, O., Oluwatofunmi, O.O, Ana, G.R and Olapade, C.O (2012)
Indoor air pollution from biomass fuels: a major health hazard in developing countries
Journal of Public Health Vol.20 No.1: 565-575
39. Ana, G. R., Ukhun, A.E., Shendell, D.G and Osisanya, P. A (2012) Acute, Repeated
Exposure to Mobile Phone Noise and Audiometric Status of Young Adult Users in a
University Community. ISRN Public Health1-7 pages
40. Oloruntoba E. O., Ademola R.A., Sridhar M. K. C., Agbola S. A., Omokhodion F. O.,
Ana, G.R and Alabi R. T (2012) Urban Environmental Noise Pollution and Perceived
Health Effects in Ibadan, Nigeria. African Journal of Biomedical Research. Vol.15
No. 1: 77 –84
41. Olamijulo, J.O and Ana, G.R (2012) Air Quality Perception and Assessment of
Respiratory Conditions experienced by Traffic Wardens in Two Local Government
Areas in South –Western Nigeria. African Journal of Sustainable Development 2(1) 63-78
42. Yesufu A. L and Ana G. R(2012)Electric Generator Characteristics, Pattern of Use
and Non-Auditory Health Effects Experienced by Commercial Workers in Agbowo
and Ajibode areas of Ibadan, Nigeria. Review of Global Medicine and Healthcare
Research Vol 3(2)159-171
43. Hammed, T.B, Sridhar, M.K.C.,Olaseha, I.O, Ana,G.R and Oloruntoba,
E.O(2012)Community Perceptions on a Government Provided Integrated-waste
Recycling Plant: Experience from Ibadan, Nigeria. The International Journal of
Science in Society 3(3)143-158
44. Gurbani, D.,Bharti,S.K., Kumar, A.,Pandey, A.K., Ana, G.R.,Verma,A.,Khan,
A.H., Patel,D.K., Mudiam, M.K.R., Jain, S.K., Roy, R and Dhawan, A(2013).
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and their quinones modulate the metabolic profile
and induce DNA damage in human alveolar and bronchiolar cells. International
Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, Vol.216:553– 565
45. Oluwole, O., Ana, G.R., Arinola, G.O.,Wiskel, T.,Falusi, A.G.,Huo, D.,Olopade,
O.I and Olopade. O (2013) Effect of stove intervention on household air pollution
and the respiratory health of women and children in rural Nigeria. Air Quality,
Atmosphere & Health Vol. 6 No.3: 553-561
46. Ana, G.R., Odeshi, T.A., Sridhar, M.K.C and Ige, M.O (2013) Outdoor respirable
particulate matter and the lung function status of residents of selected communities
in Ibadan, Nigeria. Perspectives in Public HealthVol.134 No.3:169-175
47. Ana, G.R and Umar, Z.O (2013) Inhalable particulate matter burden in selected daycare
centres in Ibadan, Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Monitoring
and Analysis Vol. 1 No.6: 296-301
48. Olamijulo, J.O and Ana, G. R (2013) Air quality in relation to vehicular trafficrelated
gaseous emissions in two selected local government areas in south-western
Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Monitoring and AnalysisVol.1 No.4:
121-127
49. Ana, G.R, Sridhar, M.K.C and Nriagu, J(2013) Spatial Variations of Particle-Bound
Trace Metals in Ambient Air of Selected Niger Delta Communities of Rivers State,
Nigeria Journal of Environmental Protection Vol. 4:1502-1509
50. Oluwole, O.,Arinola, G.O., Ana, G. R.,Wiskel, T., Huo, D., Olopade, O.I and
Olopade, O.C (2013) Relationship between Household Air Pollution from Biomass
Smoke Exposure, and Pulmonary Dysfunction, Oxidant-Antioxidant Imbalance and
Systemic Inflammation in Rural Women and Children in Nigeria. Global Journal of
Health Science. Vol. 5 No.4:28-38
51. Ohia, C. M. D., Ana, G. R. and Bolaji, O. M.(2013)Larvicidal Activity of Aqueous
Extract of Moringaoleifera Seeds on Anopheles gambiae and its Effects on
Poecilia reticulata. Agrosearch Vol.13 No.3:176-185
52. Ana, G. R., Fakunle, G.A and Ogunjobi, A.A (2013) Indoor Airborne Microbial
Burden and Risk of Acute Respiratory Infections among children under-five in
Ibadan, Nigeria. Indoor and Built Environment doi: 10.1177/1420326X13499171Pp
1-7
53. Fakunle, G.A, Ana, G.R and Ayede, A.I (2013) Environmental risk factors for acute
respiratory infections in hospitalized children under-5 in Ibadan, Nigeria. Pediatrics
and International Child Health doi: 10.1179/2046905513Y Vol. 34 No.2:120-124
54. Fakunle, G.A, Ana, G.R and T.M Olaiya(2013)Knowledge and Attitude of Mothers
towards Risk Factors for Acute Respiratory Infections among Hospitalized Under-
Five Children in Ibadan, Nigeria. African Journal of Sustainable Development
3(1):88-107
55. Jimoh L. and Ana, G.R (2013) Knowledge on the Effects and Perceived Health Problems
of Noise Experienced among Members of Staff and Students in University of Ibadan.
African Journal of Sustainable Development 3(1):108-123
56. Odeshi, T.A., Ana, G.R., Sridhar, M.K.C., Olatunji, O.A and Abimbola, A.F (2014)
Outdoor Air Particle-bound Trace metals in four selected communities in Ibadan,
Nigeria. Environmental Geochemistry and Health doi: 10.1007/s10653-014-9593-8
Vol. 36 No 4: 755-764
57. Umar, Z.A and Ana, G.R (2014) Indoor Environmental Conditions and
Sanitary Practices in Selected Daycare centers in Ibadan, Nigeria. African Journal
of Sustainable Development Vol.4 No.1:193-204
58. Morakinyo, O.M, Ana, G.R and Oloruntoba, E.O (2014) Prevalence of Skin Infections
and Hygiene Practices among Pupils in Selected Public Primary Schools in Ibadan,
Nigeria .African African Journal of Sustainable DevelopmentVol.4 No.2:49-61
59. Ana, G. R and Morakinyo, O.M (2014) Environmental Conditions and Practices in a
Typical Public Primary School in Ibadan, Nigeria. Nigerian School Health Journal Vol.26
No.1:139-145
60. Adebisi, A.K, Oloruntoba, E.O., Ana, G. R., Ibrahim, T.K., Akinyemi, J. O., Ajayi,
I. Falusi, G.A and Bamgboye, E. A (2014) Knowledge, Perception and Control
Practices of Malaria Vector among Caregivers of Under-five Children in Selected
Rural Communities in Ibadan, Nigeria. African Journal of Sustainable Development.
Vol. 4 No.2:63-77
61. Lale, N E., Udo, S and Ana, G. R (2014) The Impact of Oil and Gas Industries on
Sustainable Development in Nigeria’s Niger Delta region. African Journal of Sustainable
Development Vol 4 No.2:175-197
62. Ana, G.R and Sridhar, M.K.C (2014) Recyclable Potential of Wastes from a
Chemical Fertilizer Industry at Onne, Nigeria. In: Chemical Technology Series on
Fertilizer Technology I: Synthesis Eds Shishir Sinha and K.K. Pant Published by Studium
Press LLC, USA ISBN 1-62699-044-1 Pp 621-629.
63. Ana, G.R., Morakinyo, O.M and Fakunle, G.A (2014) Indoor Air Quality and Risk
Factors associated with Respiratory Conditions in Nigeria in Air Pollution. Ed Farhad
Nejadkoorki. Intech Publishers, Croatia (ISBN 978-953-51-4199-0) Pp. 1-22
64. Ana, G.R., Luqman, Y.A., Shendell, D.G and Owoaje, E.T (2014) Exposure to
electric power generator noise among small scale business operators in selected
communities in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Environmental Health 77(4)28-34
65. Ana, G. R., Ojelabi, P and Shendell, D.G (2014) Spatial-temporal variations in carbon
dioxide levels in Ibadan, Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Health
Research Pp1-12. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09603123.2014.938024
66. Ana, G.R, Olowolade, A.T, Abimbola, A.F and Ige, O and Nriagu J (2014) Generator
Emissions Profile and the Lung Function Status of Workers within Selected Smallscale
Business Premises in Ibadan, Nigeria. Global Health Perspectives
67. Soakan, A. and Ana, G.R (2015) Source Identification and Characterization of
lignocellulosic Wastes from selected biomass sources in Ibadan, Nigeria.Journal of
Solid Waste Technology and Management vol 41(3) 262-269
68. Adeniji, B.O, Ana, G.R., Akinlolu, F.A., Olusoji, E.I and Adedokun, B.A (2015)
Exposure to Emissions from Kerosene Cooking Stoves and the Pulmonary Health of
Women in Olorunda Community, Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Environmental
Protection. Journal of Environmental Protection, 2015, 6, 435-445
69. Morakinyo, O.M., Ana, G.R. and Sridhar, M.K.C (2015). Use of Azadirachta indica
derived germicidal in the management of Tinea capitis among pupils in selected
public primary schools in Ibadan, Nigeria. Peak Journal of Medicinal Plant Research
Vol.3 (1), pp. 9-15
70. Morakinyo, O.M., Ana, G.R., Hammed, T.B and Adejumo, M(2015). Indoor Air
Quality and perceived Health effects experienced by occupants of an office Complex
in a typical Tertiary Institution in Nigeria. Science Journal of Public Health 3(4):
552-558
71. Adekunle G. Fakunle, G. R. Ana and Muideen T.Olaiya (2015) Housing
Quality and Risk of Acute Respiratory Infections among hospitalized children underfive
in Ibadan, Nigeria. Indoor and Built Environment pp 1-8
DOI:10.1177/1420326X15599044
72. Ana G. R.*, Sokan Adeaga Adewale Allen (2015 Bio-Ethanol Yield from
Selected Lignocellulosic Wastes. International Journal of Sustainable and Green
Energy Vol. 4, No. 4, 2015, pp. 141-149. doi: 10.11648/j.ijrse.20150404.13
73. Adewale Allen Sokan-Adeaga* and G. R. Ana (2015) A comprehensive
review of biomass resources and biofuel production in Nigeria: potential and
prospects. Rev Environ Health 2015; 30(3): 143–162
74. GI Makinde, G R Ana, BO Emikpe and OI Fawole(2015) Compliance with
infection control practices by Veterinarians in Nigeria Afr. J. Med. med. Sci. (2015)
44
75. Elemile, O.O, Ana, G.R., M.K.C Sridhar and O.Oloruntoba(2015)Characterisation
of Solid Wastes in the Non Residential Areas of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
African Journal of Environmental Health Sciences 2(1)27-37
76. Adetomiwa, A.A and Ana, G.R (2015) Indoor Air Quality and Sanitary Conditions
in Selected Food vending Premises at the University College Hospital, Ibadan,
Nigeria.African Journal of Environmental Health Sciences 2(1)67-76
77. Ojo. O.O, Ana, G.R and Oshiname, F.O (2015) Traffic Congestion and Noise
Pollution around Petrol Stations in Ibadan North Local Government Area, Ibadan,
Nigeria. African Journal of Environmental Health Sciences 2(1)
78. Oluwatoyin, O.M, Ana, G.R.and Akpa, O.M (2015) Noise levels from Selected
Religious Centres and Perceived Non-Auditory Health Effects Experienced by
Residents in Owo town, Ondo State, Nigeria
79. Oluwayiose A. O., Shade J, Akinsete, Ana, G.R and Omishakin, M (2015) Soil
Contamination by Refined Crude Oil using Lumbricus terrestris as Toxicity
Indicator at a Petroleum Product Depot, Ibadan, Nigeria. British Journal of Applied
Science & Technology 9(1):37-46
80. Ana, G.R and Ogunseye, O.O (2015) Spatio-temporal variations in Carbon
monoxide and Carbon Dioxide levels in three Motor Parks in Ibadan, Nigeria.
International Journal of Environmental Monitoring and Analysis 3(6)411-419
81. Ohia C.M.D and Ana, G.R (2015) Bioinsecticides: The One Health response to
Mosquito-Borne Diseases of Public Health Importance. Journal of Biology,
Agriculture and Health Care 5(13)22-29
82. Olugbenga Oluseun Elemile, G.R.E.E Ana and M.K.C Sridhar (2015). Knowledge,
Attitude and Practice Survey of Source-Separation of Solid Wastes Among
Workers of a Tertiary Institution in Nigeria, African Journal of Sustainable
Development (AJSD), Vol. 5, no. 2. Pp.
83. Bassey, G.U and Ana, G. R (2014) Biodiesel Production Potential in Nigeria: In
Entrepreneurship in Waste Recycling. Eds M.K.Sridhar, Taiwo Hammed
and Anthony Okoye. Published by Book Builders, Ibadan
84. Ana, G.R and Ohia, C.M.D (2015) Effectiveness of Moringa Oleifera seed extract
as a potential bioinsecticide for sustainable mosquito control in
Nigeria (2015)International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research(Accepted
May, 2015
85. Qingqing Wang, Jian Zhao, Wei Du, G.R. Ana, Zhenzhu Wang, Lu Sun, Yuying
Wang, Fang Zhang, Zhanqing Li, Xingnan Ye, Yele Sun(2016) Characterization of
Submicron Aerosols at a Suburban Site in Central China Accepted 29 January 2016
Atmospheric Environment 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2016.01.054
86. G.R.E.E Ana , Jacob A. Sonibare, Olakunle G.Fakunle and Oluseye J.Olamijulo(2015) Air
Quality in Nigeria: Pre and Post Independence Scenario.The Nigeria Centenary
Book.Eds.D.U.U Okali, M.K.C Sridhar and E.Ikpurupo(Accepted for Publication by
TETFUND)
87. Diji, C.J, Ana, G.R.E.E and Babalola, J. O(2016) Nigeria’s Energy Mix: Challenges and
Prospects of Sustainable Energy Systems Options in Chemical Environmental Pollution: A
selection of Reviews and Studies. Editors: Percy C. Onianwa and Gilbert Adie. Published by
Depet Publishers ISBN: 13:978-978-50705-2-1 pp 260-273
88. Godson Rowland Ana, Victor Tolulope Fabunmi(2016) Energy Efficiency Evaluation from
the Combustion of Selected Briquettes-Derived Agro-waste with Paper and Starch Binders
International Journal of Sustainable and Green Energy 5(4): 71-79
89. Amanda Northcross, Ana, G.R.E.E. and Olopade et al(2016) Sustained Usage of
Bioethanol Cookstoves shown in an Urban Nigerian City via new SUMS Algorithm . Energy
for Sustainable Development 35: 35-40
90. Winifred U. Anake, Godson R. E. E. Ana and Nsikak U. Benson (2016) Spatial Variation
and Source Apportionment of Fine Particulate Bound Trace Metals in Industrial and
Agricultural Area of Ogun State, Nigeria (Accepted for Publication)
91. Ifeanyi F Offor,1 Gilbert U. Adie, Godson R.E.E Ana(2016) Review of Particulate Matter
and Elemental Composition of Aerosols at Selected Locations in Nigeria from 1985-2015
Journal of Health & Pollution 6(10): 1-18
92. John Oluseye Olamijulo, Godson Rowland Ana, Oyewale Mayowa Morakinyo(2016) Noise
from Portable Electric Power Generators in an Institutional Setting: A Neglected Risk Factor.
International Journal of Environmental Monitoring and Analysis 4(4): 115-120
93. Esther Isioma Melekwe, Suraju Adekunle Lateef and Godson R.E.E. Ana(2016) Bioethanol
Production Potentials of Corn Cob, Waste Office Paper and Leaf of Thaumatococcus
daniellii(Accepted for Publication)
94. Winifred U. Anake, Nsikak U. Benson and Godson R. E. E. Ana (2016) Characterization of Airborne Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5) and Its Air Quality Implications in Ogun State,
Nigeria.3rd International conference on African Development Issues CU-ICADI ISSN 24-49
075 X pp 543-547
95. Winifred U. Anake, Godson R.E.E. Ana and Nsikak U. Benson (2016) Study of Surface
Morphology, Elemental Composition and Sources of Airborne Fine Particulate Matter in
Agbara Industrial Estate, Nigeria International Journal of Applied Environmental Sciences
ISSN 0973-6077 11(4): 881-890
96. Sokan-Adeaga, Adewale Allen, Ana Godson R. E. E, Sokan-Adeaga Micheal Ayodeji,
Sokan-Adeaga Eniola Deborah(2016) Lignocelluloses: An Economical and Ecological
Resource for Bio-Ethanol Production – A Review International Journal of Natural
Resource Ecology and Management 1(3): 128-144
97. Emmanuel.I.Olukoya, Godson R.E.E.Ana and Elizabeth .Oloruntoba(2016)Assessment of
Soil Contamination with Monocyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Heavy Metals in
Residential Areas sited close to Fuel Filling Stations in Ibadan Metropolis. Journal of
Environment Pollution and Human Health 4(3):60-65
98. O.O.Olujimi, G.R.E.E.Ana, O.O.Ogunseye and V.T Fabunmi(2016)Air Quality index from
Charcoal production Sites , Carboxyhaemoglobin and lung function among occupationally
exposed charcoal workers in South Western Nigeria Springerplus 5:1546
99. Stephen Ayo Adebowale, Oyewale Mayowa Morakinyo, and Godson Rowland Ana(2016)
Housing Materials as Predictors of Under-five Mortality in Nigeria: evidence from 2013
Demographic and Health Survey. BMC Pediatrics - BPED-D-16-00058R3 (7)(Accepted for
Publication)
100. Iyogun Omah, Adekunle Lateef and Godson Ana (2017) Lung function of grain millers
exposed to grain dust and diesel exhaust in two food markets in Ibadan metropolis, Nigeria.
Journal of Safety and Health at Work (Accepted for Publication)
101. Sokan-Adeaga Adewale Allen, Oseji Matthew Ejike, Ana Godson R.E.E.(2017)Evaluation
of Biogas Yield and Microbial Species from Selected Multi-biomass Feedstocks in Nigeria
London Journal of Research in Science: Natural and Formal Vol17(1): 1-19
102. Godson R. Ana, Sarah Alli, Daniel C. Uhiara and Derek G. Shendell(2018) Indoor air
quality and reported health symptoms among hair dressers in salons in Ibadan,
Nigeria.Journal of Chemical Health and Safety 6(1) DOI: 10.1016/j.jchas.2018.09.004
103. Kemi Iyogun , Suraj A. Lateef and Godson R.E.EAna (2018) Lung function of grain
millers exposed to grain dust and diesel exhaust in two food markets in Ibadan metropolis,
Nigeria. Journal of Safety and Health at Work Pages 1-7
104. Olusola Ogunseye,Ana Godson R.E.E., Daniel Uhiara and Derek G. Shendell(2018)
Carboxyhaemoglobin Levels among Traders Exposed to Vehicular Emissions in Three
Motor Parks in Ibadan, Nigeria.Journal of Environmental and Public Health ID 9174868, 8
pages https://doi.org/10.1155/2018/9174868
105. Toluwanimi Mobolade Oni and Godson R.E.E. Ana (2019) Ambient air pollution exposure
and lung function assessment of filling station attendants in Ibadan, Nigeria. Rev Environ
Health, Pp 1-8. https://doi.org/10.1515/reveh-2018-0027
106. Ana G.R. E. E.Oyenibi A. Oluseyi, Hammed T.B(2019) Novel Methods of Plastic Wastes
Management among Students of Secondary Schools in Ibadan, Nigeria.Journal of
Environment and Waste Management Vol6(1): 283-289
107. Mynepalli Kameswara Chandra Sridhar, Godson Rowland Ewa Ekpenyong Ana,
Temitope Ayodeji Laniyan(2019) Impact of Sand Mining and Sea Reclamation on the
Environment and Socioeconomic Activities of Ikate and Ilubirin Coastal Low Income
Communities in Lagos Metropolis, Southwestern Nigeria. Journal of Geoscience and
Environment Protection 7, 190-205 https://doi.org/10.4236/gep.2019.72013
108. Hammed Taiwo Babatunde, Oloruntoba Elizabeth and Godson R.E.EAna(2019)
Enhancing Growth and Yield of Crops with Nutrient-Enriched Organic Fertilizer at Wet and
Dry Seasons in Ensuring Climate-Smart Agriculture International Journal of Recycling of
Organic Waste in Agriculture (IRWA)(Accepted for Publication)
109. Fabunmi, Victor T; Ana, Godson R and Adie, Gilbert U (2019). Emission profiles of major
gaseous pollutants from unmodified and paper and starch modified briquettes made from
agro-derived wastes. The Journal of Solid Waste Technology and Management (Accepted
for Publication)
Hammed Taiwo B., Ana G.R.E.E., and Elizabeth O. Oloruntoba (2019) Formulation of Natural Fortifiers from Readily Available Materials for Nutrient Enrichment of Organic Fertilizers. Environment and Natural Resources Journal(Accepted for Publication)
Bolado D.O., Ana G.R.E.E., Lateef S.A., Sokan-Adeaga A.A.(2018) Exploration of the
Bioethanol Yield of Single and Multi-Substrate Biomass from Cassava Processing Wastes.
The Journal of Solid Waste Technology and Management (Accepted for Publication)
Technical Reports and Monographs
112. Ana, G. R (2004) Management of GIT Infections using an Eco-health Approach. An IDRC
sponsored project at Oniyarin Community, Ibadan Report submitted to Centre for African
Settlement Studies (CASSAD)
113. Ana, G. R (2005) Evaluation of Insecticide Treated Nets (ITNs) Ownership and Utilization
in Unicef Assisted States: A Case of FCT, Abuja .Report submitted to Centre for African
Settlement Studies (CASSAD)
114. Ana, G.R and Adogame,LN(2007) Comprehensive Report on Persistent Organic Pollutants
(Pesticides) Illegeal Trading, Consumption Pattern and Management: A Case Study of
South Western Nigeria. Submitted to Nigeria Environmental Society/PAN UK project
115. Ana, G. R, Azuonye, G and Ezeala, D(2008) Health Impact Assessment Report on SPDC
operated gas/oil well facilities in Communities in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Report Submitted
to SPDC Eastern Region
116. Ana , G.R and Bennet, C(2009) Case Scenarios of Exposure to Cooking Emissions in
Nigeria. Technical report presented at the Air Quality Management Training at the Swedish
Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, Norrkopin, Sweden( Supported by SMHI and
SIDA)
117. Ana, G.R and Dhawan, A (2010) Toxicity effects of Coal Tar combustion and
Diesel Exhaust Emissions. Technical report submitted to Third World Academy of Science
at the completion of a scholarly fellowship at Indian Institute of Toxicology Research,
(Supported by IITR and TWAS)
118. Ana, G.R., S.Yele and Z. Wang (2012) Determination of secondary inorganic
aerosols and its contribution to atmospheric haze and Visibility Impairment. Technical
report presented at Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP), Beijing, China as part of visiting
Scientist Fellowship programme(Supported by IAP and UNESCO/TWAS)
Patents
119. Prof. Godson R Ana , Engr. Paul A. Adegbola and Mr. John O.Olamijulo(2014) Portable Generator Emissions Control Using Novel Adaptive methods. Patent Awarded
120. Prof. Godson R Ana and Mr. Bassey G.Udofia(2014) Biodiesel production from non
Edible Plant based biomass and Solid waste substrates .Patent Awarded
121. Ms. Abimbola Abosede Ayinde, Mr. Morakinyo Oyewale Mayowa, Professor Sridhar K C
Mynepalli, Prof. Godson R Ana, Dr (Mrs) Elizabeth O. Oloruntob(2013). Germicidal and
Bio-insecticidal Products from Azadirachta indica A. Juss.,(Neem or Dongoyaro). Patent
filed
122. Mr. Johnson Oberhiri Etaghene, Professor Mynepalli K.C. Sridhar, Prof. Godson R. Ana,
Dr. (Mrs.) Elizabeth O. Oloruntoba and Dr. Oladapo T.Okareh, Phytoremediation Potential
of Two Sedges (Grass-Like Plants) – Cyperus esculentus and Kyllinga bulbosa For The
Remediation of Crude Oil Contaminated Soils. Patent Filed
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