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Dr. Onwumere-idolor , Onyinye Stella

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Dr. Onyinye Stella Onwumere-Idolor is an academic staff in the Department of Animal Science. Faculty of Agriculture Delta State University of Science and Technology Ozoro, Delta State. She is married with kids. She hails from Okpolo-Enhwe, isoko south, Delta State. She holds the following degrees: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), Master of Science (MSc) in Veterinary Public Health and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Epidemiology and Veterinary Public Health. In 2019, Dr. Onyinye graduated from the Postgraduate College of Veterinary Surgeons, Nigeria; where he was awarded Fellow of the College in Public Health. His research niches include Epidemiology of zoonotic and infectious diseases, Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance in zoonotic bacteria/pathogens, One Health, Animal and Food Safety, Preventive Medicine and Veterinary Science. Dr. Onyinye published peer-reviewed scientific articles in reputable international and national journals

Publications

  1. PO AKPORHUARHO, UG SORHUE, AM MOEMEKA, OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, J UJOMU, E ABADAN and J AARON J AR (2024) Aframomum Crysanthemum seed meal modulated cyytokine gene expression and improved sensory attributes of meat-type chickens, Advance in Animal and Veterinary Science , 12(6), 1010- 1017

  2. OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, JI KPEREGBEYI, UG IMONIKEBE, CE OOLI, FE AJIO, EO NJOGA (2024) Epidemiology of multidrug-resistant zoonotic E.coil from beef processing and retail points in Delta State, Nigeria: Public Health implications , Preventive Veterinary Medicine , 224, 10132

  3. OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, IO NWANKWO, EV EZENDUKA, JA NWANTA, AND AO ANAGA (2024) Comparison of Premi test, four plate test ELISA, and HPLC tests in detection of tylosin residue and its depletion time in chickens treated with tylosin by intramuscular injection and oral routes, Journal of Veterinary and applied sciences , 14(1), 469-480

  4. OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, JI KPEREGBEYI,O OWIGHO, OE OKHALE AND FE EVWIERHURHOMA (2024) The role of women in Animal production and its impacts on climate mitigation: A review of contemporary perspectives and practices. , Journal of gender and contemporary issues , 1(1), 190

  5. JI KPEREGBEYI and OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR (2024) Effect of sex gene on eggshell colour in laying hens of the Nigerian local chicken , Journal of gender and contemporary issues , I(1), 280

  6. EO NJOGA, SU ILO, OC NWOBI, OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, FE AJIBO, CE OKOLI, IF JAJA, JW OGUTTU (2023) Pre- slaughter and post slaughter practices of slaughterhouse workers in Southeast, Nigeria: food safety and public health implications , PloS one, E282418, 1-24

  7. PC UGWU, EO NJOGA, UJ NJOGA, CJ ARONU, EO ATADIOSE, CE OKOLI, OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, FE AJIBOR, NN AZOR, SN BERNARD, IE OZIOKO IS EZE, FO ABONYI (2023) Indiscriminate slaughter of pregnant goats for meal in Enugu, Nigeria: causes prevalence, implication and ways-out, PloS one, E280524, 1-16

  8. O OWIGHO, OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, AA EWODODHE, TE AKENI (2023) Perception of farm succession planning among rubber farmers in Delta State, Nigeria. , Direct research journal of Agriculture and Food science , 11(8), 232-237

  9. OS Onwumere-Idolor, AJ Ogugua. EV Ezenduka, JA Nwanta, A Anaga (2022) Prevalence of antimicrobial residues in tissues of broilers sold at a local market in Enugu State, Nigeria sing the European four-plate test, Journal of food science and nutrition , 5(3), 594-598

  10. EO NJOGA, PP MHELBWALA, KO ABAH, OJ AWOYOMI, K WANGDI, SB PEWAN, FA OYELEYE, HB GAADIMA, SA ALHASSAN, CE OKOLI, EZ KWAJA, OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, EO ATADIOSE, PO AWYOI, MA IBRAHIM, KM LAWAN, SA ZALANI, MDSALIHU, CERUPPRECHT (2022) Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy and determinants of acceptance among Healthcare workers, Academics and Tetiary students in Nigeria. , Vaccines, 10(6), 626

  11. EO NJOGA, OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, OJ AWOYOMI, PO AWOYOMI, IC UGOCHUKWU AND SN OZIOKO (2022) Persisting vaccine Hesistance in Africa: The whys, global public health consequences, and ways out covid 19 vaccination acceptance rates as case-in-point., Vaccines, 10(11), 1934

  12. OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR, EV EZENDUKA, JA NWANTA (2020) Screening fr tylosin and other antimicrobial residues in fresh and fermented (nono) cow milk in Delta State, South- South , Nigeria. , Journal of Veterinary world, 13(3), 458-464

  13. EI NWOKO, AC MGBEAHURIKE, EE UGWUIJEM, AND OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR (2019) Antifungal susceptibility pattern and identification of candidates species in women of bearing age suffering from malaria, typhoid, and diabetes in Nsukka, Nigeria. , African journal of microbiology , 13(20), 332-340

  14. OJ OKORIE-KANU, EV EZENDUKA, CO ANYAOHA AND OS ONWUMERE-IDOLOR (2018) Slaughter of pregnant goats for meat at nsukka Slaughterhouse and its economic implications: A public health concern. , Veterinary World, 11(18), 1139-1144

  15. . J i KPEREGBEYI and OS Onwumere (2014) Organoleptic and Microbiological Aspects of Roasted Suya Sold in Selected Stand-Location in Niger Delta, Nigeria., Organoleptic and Microbiological Aspects The Journal of Agriculture and Natural Resources Sciences , 1 (3), , 205-208,

  16. JI Kperegbeyi, OS Onwumere-Idolor International Journal of Health Sciences 6 (S6), 9825-9834 (2005) Evaluation of Varying Feeds Quality on the Performance of Arbor Acre Breed of Broiler Chickens Reared in Niger Delta, Nigeria, Journal of health sciences , 6 (S6), 9825-9834

  17. DN ONAH, IW ONYENWE, JI IHEDIOHA, OS ONWUMERE (2004) Enhanced survival of rats concurrently infected with Trypanosoma brucei and Strongyloides ratti, Veterinary Parasitology , 119(2-3, 165-176

  18. Field Trial Of JI Ihedioha, CC Obi, VU Omoja, TE Ihedioha, OS Onwumere (2004) Field Trial Of A New Test Kit For Monitoring Urinary Cyanide Load And Diagnosis Of Cyanide Poisoning, Bio-Research , 2 (1), 91-96