Miss Sheila Yabiteigha

Sheila Oyinemomoemi Yabiteigha is an emerging scientist whose work spans environmental chemistry, analytical science, sustainable materials, and technical education. She is driven by a commitment to scientific rigour, environmental responsibility, and the advancement of research that supports safer, more sustainable communities. Sheila’s academic journey reflects both depth and versatility: she holds an MSc in Environmental Assessment and Management from the University of Salford, an MSc in Physical Chemistry from Niger Delta University, a BSc in Chemistry, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education. This multidisciplinary foundation enables her to work confidently across laboratory science, environmental analysis, and technical instruction.

Sheila has developed strong laboratory expertise through hands‑on research in adsorption studies, water quality analysis, composite materials, and environmental remediation. Her published work on waste‑plastic cellulose composites for pollutant removal demonstrates her ability to design experiments, interpret complex data, and contribute to sustainable materials research. She is currently expanding her analytical capabilities by volunteering with her lecturer to conduct soil chemistry analysis using ICP‑MS for a local park, an experience that strengthens her proficiency with advanced instrumentation and trace‑metal analysis.

Professionally, Sheila has served as a Scientific Officer and Science Facilitator, roles that required precision, safety compliance, equipment calibration, and clear communication of scientific concepts. She has also taught chemistry and basic science, supporting learners of diverse backgrounds and strengthening her ability to translate technical knowledge into accessible instruction.

Beyond laboratory and teaching roles, Sheila has demonstrated leadership and operational coordination as a Team Leader at Eastlands Venue Services, where she managed diverse teams, maintained stock accuracy, and upheld high service standards in fast‑paced environments.

Sheila’s interests lie at the intersection of environmental sustainability, materials science, and analytical chemistry. She is passionate about research that addresses real‑world challenges, particularly those involving pollution, resource recovery, and responsible materials management. Her long‑term goal is to contribute to advanced materials research and environmental safety through rigorous scientific inquiry, collaboration, and innovation.

With her strong academic background, hands‑on laboratory experience, teaching ability, and growing expertise in analytical instrumentation, Sheila is building a career dedicated to impactful scientific research and the advancement of sustainable solutions.