OMOLADE OKWA

SCIENTIFIC RESERCH ARTICLES PUBLISHED AFTER 2009

30. Okwa O.O and Ojo-Omoniyi O (2010): The prevalence of head lice (Pediculus humanus) and bed bugs ( Cimex hemipterus) in selected human settlement areas of Lagos State, Nigeria. Journal of parasitology and vector borne diseases. 2(1) 008- 013 (KENYA).

31. Oyewole I.O, Ibidapo C.A, Okwa O.O, Oduola G.O, Adeoye G.O, Okoh H.I and Awolola T.S (2010): Species composition and the role of Anopheles Mosquitoes in Malaria Transmission along Badagry axis of Lagos lagoon, Nigeria. International journal of insect science. Libertas academia.2: 1-7; http:// www.la-press.com (SWITZERLAND).

32. Okwa O.O and Ibidapo C.A (2010): Malaria situation, perception of cause and treatment in a tertiary institution in Nigeria. Journal of medicine and medical sciences.1 (6) 213-212. http:// www.interesjournals.org/JMMS (KENYA).

33. Okwa O.O, Bello B.A and Olundegun S.A (2011): Human host preference of Anopheles mosquitoes collected from student hostels in a Nigerian University. South Asian journal of experimental biology 1(3) 141-146. http:// www.sajeb.org. ISSN: 2230-9799 (SOUTH ASIA).
34. Okwa O.O, Bello B.A and Olundegun S.A (2011): Social Aspects of Malaria among Students in Two Tertiary Institutions in Lagos, Nigeria. ISSN online: 2219 -3170 Sierra Leone J. Biomed Res. 3(2) 97- 10 (SIERRA LEONE).

35. Okwa O.O, Soremekun B.M, Adeseko O.O and Raheem A.M (2012): Artisans and trader’s knowledge, attitude and practices of malaria in selected areas of Nigeria. Global advanced research journal of medicine and medical sciences 1(3) 68-74. (GHANA).

36. Okwa O.O, Sanyaolu L.O and Olatokunbo A.F (2012): Malaria and Working performance of academic staff in a Nigerian University. Research journal of Biology 2(5) 151-156. ISSN2049-1727.www.scientific-journals.com (U.K).

37.Omar P, Ibidapo C.A and Okwa O.O (2014) Prevalence and risk factors of geohelminthiasis in Umuebu community,Ukwani local government area, Delta state, southern Nigeria. British journal of medicine and medical sciences 4(5)1175-1186(UNITED KINGDOM)

38. Okwa O.O and Dennis J.O (2015) Malariometric indices of Mosquitoes caught Outdoors in Iba LCDA, Lagos State Nigeria. Occupational Medicine and Health affairs 3(3) 1 (UNITED KINGDOM).

39. Okwa O.O and Bello S.A (2016) Parasitic organisms on Nigerian Currency notes in Ojo local government, Lagos, Nigeria. International journal of pure and applied Zoology 4(2) 221-224 (UNITED STATES).

40. Ojo- Omoniyi O.A, Okwa O.O, Junaid I.O and Ikuoye A.O (2016) Sustainable Solid waste management: Isolation of cellulolytic microorganisms from dumpsites in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria. International Journal of current microbiology and applied sciences. 5 (11) 842-853, doi: http: //dx.org/10.20546/ijcmas (INDIAN).

41. Okwa O.O and Ogunrinade A.F (2016) Differential exposure to Simulium vector in the epidemiology of Onchocerciasis in a community in southwestern Nigeria. Algerian journal of Natural sciences 1(1): 07-13.
www.univ-tebessa.dz/ajns (ALGERIA).

42. Okwa Omolade.O and Gbadamosi Zainab.O (2017): Parasitological Evaluation of Sachet drinking water in areas of Lagos State, Nigeria. Electronic journal of Biology 13(2) 144-151( UNITED KINGDOM).

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

1. Okwa O.O (2010): Malaria, a deadly scourge and formidable foe. Lambert Academic Publishers ISBN 978-3-8383-9640-8; 109 pp (U.K, U.S.A).

2. Okwa O.O (2010): Health status of women in tropical Africa. Problems, Prospects and Panacea. Lambert Academic Publishers ISBN 978-3-8443-1352-9; 140pp (U.K, U.S.A).

3. Okwa O.O (2012): Malaria, a pending problem in sub Saharan Africa. In: Malaria Parasites” In-tech open access publisher. University campus, Step RI Slakvia Krautzeka 83/A 5100 Rijeka Croatia. www. in-tech web.org. edited by Omolade Okwa. 350pp

4. Okwa O.O (2016): The Biology of the Tropical Parasites. Lambert Academic Publishers: ISBN 978-3-330-00888-5; 146 pp (U.K, U.S.A).