Christianah Oki

Miss
Christianah
Oki

Parasitologist, Conservation Biologist
University of Ibadan
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Biography

Christianah is a Conservation Biologist with hands-on expertise promoting wildlife conservation and biodiversity education and advocacy, as well as conducting relevant projects.

She works as a Project Officer for the One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI), a nonprofit organization that uses an integrated One Health strategy to promote education, advocacy, research, and solutions on interrelated concerns of human, animal, and environmental health.

She's looking for chances that will allow her to address humanity's most difficult challenges as a significant driver of global change and long-term effect in a research institute where she can provide value and continue her research career in Conservation Biology and Parasitology.

Research interests

Toxoplasmosis

Schistosomiasis

Trypanosomiasis

Taeniasis

Neglected tropical diseases 

Projects you're working on

Gross pathology and advanced stages of Ibadan isolates of Schistosoma mansoni in the Laboratory 

 

Discipline
Epidemiology Parasitology
Host species
Wildlife Zoonoses
Pathogen
Parasites ParasitesCestodes ParasitesEimeria ParasitesNematodes ParasitesTaenia solium ParasitesTrypanosoma