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Gained exposure to process safety, risk assessment, and hazard identification in oil and gas operations. Assisted in pressure testing, function testing of well control equipment, and data management.

Trained students on extraction of phytochemical compounds from plants using maceration and optimized reflux extraction methods.

Conducted literature review on Enhanced Oil Recovery and investigated environmentally friendly alternatives to synthetic surfactants. Contributed to data analysis and assessed operational efficiency of wells.

Developed a surfactant from locally sourced materials for EOR, reducing surface tension from 72mN/m to 39.2mN/m. Characterized saponin using FTIR and evaluated foam stability and emulsifying properties.

Trained and tutored hundreds of undergraduate students in Mathematics and Reservoir Engineering, and mentored over fifty students.

Extracted and optimized saponin from Vitellaria paradoxa leaves, evaluating effects of temperature, time, and sample mass using Response Surface Methodology. Performed laboratory testing and generated technical reports.

Assisted in conducting MER tests to assess well efficiency and executed removal and reinstallation of SCSSV. Performed sand content tests and BS&W tests, and gained understanding of coiled tubing operations.

Taught mathematics to junior school students, developed lesson plans, and assessed student progress, resulting in a 25% increase in students' interest in mathematics.

Completed a Data Analytics training program.

Completed the National Youth Service Corps program in Nigeria.

Completed a course on Careers in Sustainability offered by Arizona State University.

Completed a course on WOR Diagnostic Plot Analysis.

Completed Well Operations Crew Resource Management training.

Grade: First Class Honors, CGPA 4.62/5.0

Bachelor of Engineering in Petroleum Engineering with First Class Honors. Thesis on developing a surfactant from locally sourced material for EOR.

Completed soft skills training.

Achieved IWCF Level 1 certification.