Dr. Evangeline Nwakaego Mbah
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Dr. Evangeline Nwakaego Mbah

Research Scientist
University of Agriculture, Nigeria

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Agricultural Extension from University of Nigeria, Nigeria

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Area of Interest:

Plant and Soil Sciences
100%
Agricultural Extension
62%
Agricultural Economics
90%
Agricultural Forestry
75%
Sustainable Agriculture
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
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Chapters
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Selected Publications

  1. Mbah, E.N., R. Nwunuji and C.I. Ezeano, 2017. Assessment of use of indigenous knowledge for climate change adaptation among small-scale farmers in Taraba State, Nigeria. J. Train. Employment Rural Dev., 101: 117-125.
  2. Mbah, E.N., R. Jiriko and M.O. Agada, 2017. Constraints to accessing micro-credit and loan scheme of bank of agriculture among farmers in Enugu State, Nigeria: Implications for extension service delivery. Int. J. Trend Scient. Res. Dev., 1: 53-58.
  3. Mbah, E.N., N.E. Amah and A.I. Onwusika, 2017. Wild snail harvesting among rural households in Enugu north agricultural zone of Enugu State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Rural Res., 1: 44-50.
  4. Mbah, E.N., M.O. Agada and I. Anonguku, 2017. Contemporary Issues in Agricultural Extension. Oracle Business Limited, Makurdi, Nigeria, Pages: 86.
  5. Mbah, E.N., C.I. Ezeano and A.I. Onwusika, 2017. Constraints to rural women in family farming in Benue State, Nigeria. Int. J. Agric., 128: 436-441.
  6. Mbah, E.N., C.I. Ezeano and A.I. Onwusika, 2017. Assessment of challenges faced by rural youths in family farming in Benue State, Nigeria: Issues for consideration. Int. J. Interdisciplinary Res. Innov., 5: 7-15.
  7. Anonguku, I., M.O. Agada and E.N. Mbah, 2017. Essentials of Agricultural Extension. Oracle Business Limited, Makurdi, Nigeria, Pages: 145.
  8. Mbah, E.N., R.N. Mgbenka and C.I. Ezeano, 2016. Factors militating against effective use of information and communication technologies among farmers in Benue State, Nigeria. Int. J. Trend Res. Dev., 3: 387-391.
  9. Mbah, E.N., R. Nwunuji and N.E. Amah, 2016. Factors limiting adaptation to climate change among farmers in Taraba State, Nigeria. Int. J. Trend Res. Dev., 3: 370-374.
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  10. Mbah, E.N., M.O. Agada and C.I. Ezeano, 2016. Assessment of use of information and communication technologies among farmers in Benue State, Nigeria. Asian J. Agric. Ext. Econ. Sociol., 10: 1-9.
  11. Mbah, E.N., C.I. Ezeano and S.F. Saror, 2016. Analysis of climate change effects among rice farmers in Benue State, Nigeria. Cur. Res. Agric. Sci., 3: 7-15.
  12. Mbah, E.N., C.I. Ezeano and M.O. Agada, 2016. Effects of rural-urban youth migration on farm families in Benue State, Nigeria. Int. J. Agric. Res. Innov. Technol., 6: 14-20.
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  13. Mbah, E.N., C.I. Ezeano and E.C. Odiaka, 2016. Analysis of rural youths participation in family farming in Benue State, Nigeria: Implications for policy. Curr. Res. Agric. Sci., 3: 46-56.
  14. Mbah, E.N., 2016. Occupational Diversification by Rural Women in Anambra State, Nigeria. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany, ISBN-13: 978-3659933233, Pages: 184.
  15. Mbah, E.N. and C.I. Ezeano, 2016. Climate change adaptation measures practiced by rice farmers in Benue State, Nigeria. Int. J. Trend Res. Dev., 3: 382-386.
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  16. Mbah E.N., S.F. Saror and M.O. Agada, 2016. Contributions of rural women to family farming in Benue State, Nigeria: Implications for agricultural development. Int. J. Trend Res. Dev., 3: 198-203.
  17. Onwubuya, E.A., O. I. Ogbonna, O.C. Ezeobiora and E.N. Ajani, 2015. Managing of risks in agriculture: Benefits of conservation of forest resources in Anambra State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Ext. Rural Dev., 7: 98-104.
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  18. Onwubuya, E.A., E.N. Ajani, C. Dike and U.N. Uzokwe, 2015. Popularization of mushroom production technologies among small-scale farmers in Abia State, Nigeria. Int. J. Res. Agric. For., 2: 1-7.
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  19. Onwubuya, E.A., E.N. Ajani and M.G. Nenna, 2015. Constraints to brood and sell poultry production among farmers in Enugu State, Nigeria. Curr. Res. Agric. Sci., 2: 73-80.
  20. Mgbenka, R.N., E.N. Mbah and C.I. Ezeano, 2015. The role of local government council in agricultural transformation in Nigeria: Need for review of policy. Agric. Eng. Res. J., 5: 27-32.
  21. Mgbenka, R.N., E.N. Mbah and C.I. Ezeano, 2015. A review of small holder farming in Nigeria: Need for transformation. Agric. Eng. Res. J., 5: 19-26.
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  22. Mgbenka, R.N., E.M. Igbokwe and E.N. Mbah, 2015. Farmers’ perception of agricultural development activities of local government councils in southeast, Nigeria. Int. J. Res. Stud. Agric. Sci., 1: 19-25.
  23. Ajani, E.N., R.N. Mgbenka and O. Onah, 2015. Empowerment of youths in rural areas through agricultural development programmes: Implications for poverty reduction in Nigeria. Int. J. Res. Agric. For., 2: 34-41.
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  24. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2015. Rural non-farm enterprises for empowerment of women in Anambra State, Nigeria. Sci. Agric. J., 11: 42-52.
  25. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2015. Assessment of human capital attributes influencing occupational diversification among rural women in Anambra State, Nigeria. Int. J. Sustain. Agric. Res., 2: 31-44.
  26. Mgbenka, R.N., E.M. Igbokwe and E.N. Mbah, 2014. Fertilizer use pattern among smallholder farmers in Ihiala local government area of Anambra State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Econ. Ext. Sci., 1: 1-12.
  27. Ajani, E.N., 2014. Promoting the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) for agricultural transformation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Implications for policy. J. Agric. Food Inform., 15: 42-53.
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  28. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2014. Using income diversification to cope with climate change impacts among rural women in Anambra State, Nigeria. Adv. J. Agric. Res., 2: 64-72.
  29. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2014. Constraints to occupational diversification among rural women in Anambra State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Ext., 18: 27-36.
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  30. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2014. A review of agricultural transformation agenda in Nigeria: The case of public and private sector participation. Res. J. Agric. Environ. Manage., 3: 238-245.
  31. Agada, M.O. and E.N. Ajani, 2014. Constraints to agricultural production and productivity among women farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa: Implications for agricultural transformation agenda. Int. J. Agric. Sci. Res. Technol. Ext. Educ. Syst., 4: 143-150.
  32. Onwubuya, E.A., E.N. Ajani, M.O. Ugbajah and M.G. Nenna, 2013. Using honey production for enhancing household income among rural communities of Nsukka local government area of Enugu State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Crop Res., 1: 17-23.
  33. Onwubuya, E.A., E.N. Ajani and M.O. Ugbajah, 2013. Assessment of marketing infrastructure for kola nut in Ika local government area of Delta State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Food Sci., 1: 21-26.
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  34. Mgbenka, R.N., A.E. Agwu and E.N. Ajani, 2013. Communication platforms existing among researchers, extension workers and farmers in Eastern Nigeria. J. Agric. Food Inform., 14: 242-258.
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  35. Eze, S.O. and E.N. Mbah, 2013. Challenges to soil erosion control measures among farmers in Anambra State, Nigeria implications for extension policy. Int. J. Sci. Res. Technol., 3: 219-227.
  36. Eneje, N.C., E.A. Onwubuya and E.N. Mbah, 2013. Prospects of selected forest fruits and vegetables in Enugu north agricultural zone of Enugu State, Nigeria. Int. J. Sci. Res. Technol., 3: 173-180.
  37. Ajani, E.N., E.A. Onwubuya and R.N. Mgbenka, 2013. Approaches to economic empowerment of rural women for climate change mitigation and adaptation: Implications for policy. J. Agric. Ext., 17: 23-34.
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  38. Ajani, E.N. and R.N. Mgbenka, 2013. Socio-economic activities of women farmer groups in rural communities of Anambra State: Implications for agricultural development in Nigeria. J. Applied Agric. Res., 5: 29-36.
  39. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2013. Occupational diversification among rural women in sub-Saharan Africa: A review. Afr. J. Food Agric. Nutr. Dev., 13: 8224-8237.
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  40. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2013. Analysis of occupational diversification among rural women in Anambra State, Nigeria. Int. J. Agric. Sci., 3: 418-427.
  41. Ajani, E.N. and E.A. Onwubuya, 2013. Constraints to effective communication among extension agents in Anambra State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Food Inform., 14: 18-25.
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  42. Ajani, E.N. and E.A. Onwubuya, 2013. Analysis of use of improved cassava production technologies among farmers in Anambra state, Nigeria. Wudpecker J. Agric. Res., 2: 335-341.
  43. Onwubuya, E.A. and E.N. Ajani, 2012. Strategies for improving production and processing of cocoyam among women farmers in Anambra State. Agric. Res. Rev., 1: 102-106.
  44. Ajani, E.N., R.N. Mgbenka and M.N. Okeke, 2012. Using indigenous knowledge as a strategy for climate change adaptation among farmers in sub-Saharan Africa: Implications for policy. Asian J. Agric. Ext. Econ. Sociol., 2: 23-40.
  45. Ajani, E.N., E.A. Onwubuya and H.U. Nwalieji, 2012. Assessment of oil palm production and processing among rural women in Enugu North agricultural zone of Enugu State, Nigeria. Int. J. Agric. Sci., 2: 322-329.
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  46. Ajani, E.N., 2012. Constraints to effective use of information communication technologies (ICTs) among small-scale farmers in Anambra State, Nigeria. Int. J. Agric. Sci. Res. Technol., 2: 117-122.
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  47. Ajani, E.N., 2012. Community supported agriculture (CSA) as a marketing extension approach to promote household food security: A review. Agric. Res. Rev., 1: 58-62.
  48. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2012. Promoting entrepreneurship and diversification as a strategy for climate change adaptation among rural women in Anambra State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Ext., 16: 68-80.
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  49. Ajani, E.N. and E.A. Onwubuya, 2012. Human factors that derail extension services delivery in developing countries: Implications for policy. Int. J. Agric. Res. Innov. Technol., 2: 54-57.
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  50. Ajani, E.N. and E.A. Onwubuya, 2012. Assessment of use of indigenous maize storage practices among farmers in Anambra State, Nigeria. Int. J. Agric. Res. Innov. Technol., 2: 48-53.
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  51. Ajani, E.N. and A.E. Agwu, 2012. Information communication technology needs of small-scale farmers in Anambra State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Food Inform., 13: 144-156.
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  52. Ajani, E.N. and E.M. Igbokwe, 2011. Implications of feminization of agriculture on women farmers in Anambra State, Nigeria. J. Agric. Ext., 15: 31-39.
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  53. Onu, F.M. and E.N. Ajani, 2010. Occupational competence of agricultural science teachers in secondary schools in Enugu State. Ebonyi Technol. Vocational Educ. J., 1: 138-146.
  54. Ajani, E.N. and E.A. Onwubuya, 2010. Farmer field school (FFS) and junior farmer field and life school (JFFLS) as challenges to agricultural extension development and practice in Nigeria. J. Agric. Ext., 14: 62-71.
  55. Onu, F.M. and E.N. Ajani, 2009. Vocational education skill areas needed by Nigerian prison inmates for rehabilitation. Ebonyi Technol. Vocational Educ. J., 1: 22-28.
  56. Ajani, E.N., M.C. Madukwe, A.E. Agwu and E.A. Onwubuya, 2009. Assessment of technology generating institutions in biotechnology innovation system of south-eastern Nigeria. Afr. J. Biotechnol., 8: 2258-2264.
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  57. Ajani, E.N. and F.M. Onu, 2009. Problems militating against effective training of Nigerian prison inmates on vocational skill acquisition for self reliance. Afr. J. Educ. Foundations, 4: 92-95.