Date of Birth: Monday (Eke) 12th October, 1942 State of Origin: Abia Local Government Area: Bende Village/Town: Igbere Professor Amah Nduka is a top scientist and an eminent physicist. He has made a significant breakthrough in the field of Science and Technology and moreso in the running of the university system. Education Professor Nduka attended top schools both in Nigeria and overseas. Among the mare • Hope Waddell Training Institute Calabar 1955 1961 • University of California Berkeley California 1962 1965 • Stanford University Stanford California 1965 1967 • University ofChicago, Chicago Illinois 1967 1971 Job Experience • Assistant Professor of Mathematics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, 1971 1973 • Lecturer Theoretical Physics, University of Ife, Ile-Ife(nowObafemi Awolowo University) 1973 1976 • Senior Lecturer, Theoretical Physics, University of Ife, 1977 • Later Professor of Physics. • Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Technology,Owerri (FUTO) Membership of Learned Associations • Too many scientific associations in the United States and Africa. Professor Amah Nduka is a geniusof a class, not only in the laboratory of science but also in the boardroom of administration.He was the Second Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology Owerri. His ingenuity, prudent management of human and material resources put the university on its firm stand. He is not only a teacher and scientist; Amah is brilliant and an accomplished administrator. His publications are indexed in many world acclaimed scientific manuals and journals. He is indeedan ICON ofworld class. He is married with children and loves playing table tennis.
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