demoore1:
MY ROLE MODEL THEN.

5 BRIEF CURRICULUM VITAE

5.1 Prof Onwuamaeze C. Iloeje (C. Eng, MI Mech E, MNSE, MSESN, FSESN)

B Sc 1st Class Honours, Mech Eng (1968) – Univ. of Nottingham, England

MS (1971) MS in Mech Eng (1971), PhD (1975) – Mech Eng, MIT Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

With his first degree, he worked for 2 years at Hall Thermotank International, England, becoming a Refrigeration Systems Design Engineer after his 1st year. Subsequently, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he had a very successful career as a Research Asst. on Post Dryout Heat Transfer problems in Nuclear Reactor Loss of Coolant Accidents. After his PhD, he carried on this work for 3 years as Engineer/Snr. Engineer at General Electric Nuclear Energy Division, San Jose California, USA. Thereafter he joined the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Nigeria in 1977 as Lecturer I and became Professor of Mechanical Engineering in 1989. His teaching and research had focused principally in the area of Energy and Power (Conventional and Renewable) and on the use of locally available materials. These led to an innovative and unique Three-step Model of Dispersed Flow Heat Transfer, Solid Absorption Solar Refrigerator, a Commercial Scale Solar Rice Dryer, A Friction Brake Pad Based Predominantly on Locally Available Materials – among many others. He has over 35 Journal and Technical Conference Papers, 13 Technical Reports, 6 Books and Booklets and 27 Invited Workshop and Seminar Papers. He has served as Chairman/Member of various University, Faculty and Departmental Committees, including Chairman CEC Board (1987-1992), member Consultancy Management Board, Chairman Faculty Engineering Design and Practice Center, Chairman Departmental Postgraduate Committee, etc, etc. He was Assoc. Dean of Engineering (1987/89,)

He served very notably as Director Energy Center/NCERD –UNN (1989-1994). He was thereafter appointed Director, Energy Information Systems (1996-1998) and Director, Energy Policy and Planning (1997-2005) – all at the Energy Commission of Nigeria ECN, Lagos/Abuja. At the ECN he was responsible for the studies on, and development of various energy policy and plan documents including the first National Energy Policy, the first National Renewable Energy Master Plan (2005-2025), the first 30–year Comprehensive National Energy Demand Projection (2000-2030), the first 25–year Electricity Generation Expansion Plan (2000-2030) and many others.

He was a member of the Electric Power Sector Reform Implementation Committee, EPIC (2000-2003) and in that capacity helped to develop the power Sector Reform Policy, the Electric Power Sector Reform Act (2005) and many other power sector reform instruments. He was later appointed a Federal Commissioner in the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. As one of 7 pioneer Commissioners of NERC, he was instrumental to developing several regulations, guidelines, procedures and policy documents, including the first Multi-year Tariff Order, which helped to make functional the new reformed Electricity Supply Industry and establish NERC as a viable and dependable electric sector regulator.

The super thermacian and lion. I hail you. I'm in mech. Engr (400 level),Prof. Iloeje is a super human,the way he analyses heat and mass transfer is superb

demoore1:
WAOOOOOO I AM VERY PROUD OF UNN. THIS REMINDS ME OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF UNN BACK THEN. WITH THE LIKES OF Prof. ENIBE,
Engr. Prof. EDELUGO
PROF ONYEGEGBU
PROF ONYEJEKWE
Prof. A.O. Odukwe Professor
Prof. C.I. Ezekwe Professor
ETC....

Lol...Agbebi 4

choi!!!! UNN IS NO 1...dancing sekem..theaziz come and see oo

I Rep UNN.

Maximillian1:
choi!!!! UNN IS NO 1...dancing sekem..theaziz come and see oo

hmmmmm boss

that's why it is said that "A UNN GRADUATE IS NATURALLY AHEAD OF YOU" I am proud to be a #GreatLion if you are proud to be one just press like
God bless my Alma mater

demoore1:
MY ROLE MODEL THEN.

5 BRIEF CURRICULUM VITAE

5.1 Prof Onwuamaeze C. Iloeje (C. Eng, MI Mech E, MNSE, MSESN, FSESN)

B Sc 1st Class Honours, Mech Eng (1968) – Univ. of Nottingham, England

MS (1971) MS in Mech Eng (1971), PhD (1975) – Mech Eng, MIT Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

With his first degree, he worked for 2 years at Hall Thermotank International, England, becoming a Refrigeration Systems Design Engineer after his 1st year. Subsequently, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he had a very successful career as a Research Asst. on Post Dryout Heat Transfer problems in Nuclear Reactor Loss of Coolant Accidents. After his PhD, he carried on this work for 3 years as Engineer/Snr. Engineer at General Electric Nuclear Energy Division, San Jose California, USA. Thereafter he joined the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Nigeria in 1977 as Lecturer I and became Professor of Mechanical Engineering in 1989. His teaching and research had focused principally in the area of Energy and Power (Conventional and Renewable) and on the use of locally available materials. These led to an innovative and unique Three-step Model of Dispersed Flow Heat Transfer, Solid Absorption Solar Refrigerator, a Commercial Scale Solar Rice Dryer, A Friction Brake Pad Based Predominantly on Locally Available Materials – among many others. He has over 35 Journal and Technical Conference Papers, 13 Technical Reports, 6 Books and Booklets and 27 Invited Workshop and Seminar Papers. He has served as Chairman/Member of various University, Faculty and Departmental Committees, including Chairman CEC Board (1987-1992), member Consultancy Management Board, Chairman Faculty Engineering Design and Practice Center, Chairman Departmental Postgraduate Committee, etc, etc. He was Assoc. Dean of Engineering (1987/89,)

He served very notably as Director Energy Center/NCERD –UNN (1989-1994). He was thereafter appointed Director, Energy Information Systems (1996-1998) and Director, Energy Policy and Planning (1997-2005) – all at the Energy Commission of Nigeria ECN, Lagos/Abuja. At the ECN he was responsible for the studies on, and development of various energy policy and plan documents including the first National Energy Policy, the first National Renewable Energy Master Plan (2005-2025), the first 30–year Comprehensive National Energy Demand Projection (2000-2030), the first 25–year Electricity Generation Expansion Plan (2000-2030) and many others.

He was a member of the Electric Power Sector Reform Implementation Committee, EPIC (2000-2003) and in that capacity helped to develop the power Sector Reform Policy, the Electric Power Sector Reform Act (2005) and many other power sector reform instruments. He was later appointed a Federal Commissioner in the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. As one of 7 pioneer Commissioners of NERC, he was instrumental to developing several regulations, guidelines, procedures and policy documents, including the first Multi-year Tariff Order, which helped to make functional the new reformed Electricity Supply Industry and establish NERC as a viable and dependable electric sector regulator.

one thing i respect him for is his humility despite all he has achieved

greatiyk4u:
UNN is naturally ahead of you.................UNN has disadvantage of geographical location,hence, poor publicity

Yea you're right. UNN's location is disadvantaged, hence it receives less attention than usual but its location away from the city and all its attendant attractions ensures that students are focused on their academics.

henrykelek:
UNN remains the most academically efficient and brilliant university in Nigeria,

checkout her alumni all round the world.

One time, Afam4eva published a thread regarding the outstanding and intimidating number of great UNN alumni on this forum, a list which was originally on Wikipedia. Few days later, I visited Wikipedia to find out that someone had allegedly edited the list and reduced more than half of the names on the list to make it 'less intimidating'. With the free or easy access just anyone has to Wikipedia, some tribal miscreant, inundated at the achievement of UNN, went to the page on Wikipedia to reduce the list considerably. Here is his thread: https://www.nairaland.com/1005321/university-nigeria-most-recognized-alumni

Afam4eva's post only captured some of the original list but not all I think. As a user of Wiki, it is possible to restore to previous versions of a page on Wikipedia.

bigfrancis21:


One time, Afam4eva published a thread regarding the outstanding and intimidating number of great UNN alumni on this forum, a list which was originally on Wikipedia. Few days later, I visited Wikipedia to find out that someone had allegedly edited the list and reduced more than half of the names on the list to make it 'less intimidating'. With the free or easy access just anyone has to Wikipedia, some tribal miscreant, inundated at the achievement of UNN, went to the page on Wikipedia to reduce the list considerably. Here is his thread: https://www.nairaland.com/1005321/university-nigeria-most-recognized-alumni

Afam4eva's post only captured some of the original list but not all I think. As a user of Wiki, it is possible to restore to previous versions of a page on Wikipedia.

i don't usually waste my time arguing with the haters.They always want to pull UNN down comparing it wirh universities that celebrate mediocrity.. Our Alumni remains the most brilliant..
Emenalam... minister of trade.. UNN medical student ... a baker scholar at Harvard business school
Arunma Oteh ...Computer science graduate 1987... Harvard MBA
Kachiukwu... law from UNEC ..MSC and PhD in Harvard..
E.A Adeboye.
My dept guys are in london business school.. lecturers in the UK
Abeg forget Nigeria culture of mediocrity... UNN is one of the greatest schools in Africa.. as a matter of fact 14th.. we are not taught to make noise on social media. But to restore the dignity of man.

If it were UI, den no go gree us rest...
If it were UNILAG, they would have long bursted our eardrums with their noise...
Now its UNN, they are looking for an excuse....haters di n'udi n'udi....

leksbore:
u still have to say better by far in this condition? where is better by far,,,not on the list,,,,abeg make una go park well jor,,better by far my tooth.

dont mind him,as if everyone is dumb like him. apart from few academic performances, d only nice thing about ini ilorin is d lift in their vc's office

asadike:
dont mind him,as if everyone is dumb like him. apart from few academic performances, d only nice thing about ini ilorin is d lift in their vc's office

lol

farouk0403:

You mean Futy yola?? Are you from there?

Yes boss!

MadCow1:
I wonder if there is a ranking for World's most Useless Universities..





Who can guess the Nigerian University that would be number one..



Free recharge card for the correct answer.

where you graduated from

Emekamex:


Don't act stupid, everyone knows that like everything in Nigeria, NUC is highly politicised.

that's not true. everyone is a generalized statement even though you're right

asuustrike2009:

where you graduated from

If to say your papa know say you no get sense like this, ehn for use your school fees play Nairabet

MadCow1:



If to say your papa know say you no get sense like this, ehn for use your school fees play Nairabet

you ask question and I reply you. So if you know your university state instead of beating around the bush

GuDErboY:
Yes boss!

Me too am in futy yola... Which department are you and level?

farouk0403:


Me too am in futy yola... Which department are you and level?

Biotechnology......Lvl 4

GuDErboY:
Biotechnology......Lvl 4

You mean you will be in I.T this semester?

GuDErboY:
Biotechnology......Lvl 4

Am in school Of Agric level 4 also

farouk0403:

Am in school Of Agric level 4 also

zOk dats grt boss.

GuDErboY:
zOk dats grt boss.

yea

Lol! 1389th in the world