Mr. Precious Muhammed Emmanuel, MGIG Global Services, Lagos, Nigeria
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Summary:
Mr. Precious Muhammed Emmanuel is a highly skilled researcher and economist specializing in energy economics, environmental sustainability, and financial development. His published works are well-respected, and his research has substantial implications for energy policies, financial systems, and sustainable development, particularly in developing countries and oil-dependent African economies. His publications in high-impact journals and collaborative research with leading academics further demonstrate his commitment to excellence in his field.
🎓 Education
Emmanuel Precious Muhammed holds a Master’s degree in Energy Studies (Energy Economics specialization) from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, with an impressive CGPA of 5.8/7.0. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Economics with First Class Honors (CGPA 4.66/5.00) from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Anambra State, Nigeria.
💼Experience
Emmanuel has gained substantial experience across academia, research, and project management. He serves as an adjunct faculty member at Miva Open University, Abuja, teaching undergraduate courses in economics and developing assessments. Previously, he worked as a Research Associate at MGIG Global Services, Lagos, where he streamlined research processes using statistical tools like SPSS, STATA, and E-Views. His diverse experience includes roles as a Research Assistant at Hope Inc., an Economics Research Intern at Public Policy in Africa Initiative (PPiAI), and a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Temple Gate Polytechnic, Aba. He also served as Project Officer at Tributary Initiative For Learning (TRIL), demonstrating expertise in market research and project execution. During his tenure as Director of Research and Academic Planning at the Policy Analysis and Research Congress (PARC), COOU, he effectively coordinated academic calendars and research training programs.
🔬Research Focus
Emmanuel’s research interests encompass energy transition, environmental sustainability, fiscal policies, and economic growth in emerging economies. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications in high-impact journals, including Scopus-indexed works on pollution control, energy efficiency, and financial integration. His research contributes to understanding how digital technologies and fiscal policies drive low-carbon energy transitions and sustainable development in Africa.
Awards
Emmanuel has been recognized for his contributions and potential in research and energy studies. Notably, he was part of the RAINCA Project funded by RUFORUM/WASCAL, focusing on modeling grid electricity demand using artificial intelligence. His efforts have significantly advanced energy and environmental economics research.
Publications
- Energy efficiency investment in a developing economy: financial development and debt status implication
- Authors: Ekesiobi, C., Ogwu, S.O., Onwe, J.C., Emmanuel, P.M., Ashibogwu, K.N.
- Journal: International Journal of Energy Sector Management, 2024, 18(6), pp. 1726–1744
- Citations: 9
- Low-carbon energy transition in oil-dependent African countries: implication on fiscal revenue
- Authors: Emmanuel, P.M., Ugwunna, O.T., Azodo, C.C., Adewumi, O.D.
- Journal: International Journal of Energy Sector Management, 2024, 18(6), pp. 1709–1725
- Citations: 5
- Reconsidering the pollution haven hypothesis: an investigation of international trade, foreign direct investment, and carbon emission nexus in Nigeria
- Authors: Ekesiobi, C., Emmanuel, P.M., Mgbemena, E., Chukwuemeka, D., Madueme, I.
- Journal: Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies, 2024
- Citations: 0
- The Quest for Financing Environmental Sustainability in Emerging Nations: Can Internet Access and Financial Technology Be Crucial?
- Authors: Mesagan, E.P., Emmanuel, P.M., Salaudeen, M.B.
- Book: Intelligent Systems Reference Library, 2024, pp. 229–245
- Citations: 0
- The growth effect of crude oil revenue and capital investment: The Nigerian perspective
- Authors: Salaudeen, M.B., Emmanuel, P.M.
- Journal: OPEC Energy Review, 2024
- Citations: 1
- Heterogeneous assessment of urbanisation, energy consumption and environmental pollution in Africa: the role of regulatory quality
- Authors: Ibekilo, B., Ekesiobi, C., Emmanuel, P.M.
- Journal: Economic Change and Restructuring, 2023, 56(6), pp. 4421–4444
- Citations: 8
- The technological role in the growth-enhancing financial development: evidence from African nations
- Authors: Mesagan, E.P., Vo, X.V., Emmanuel, P.M.
- Journal: Economic Change and Restructuring, 2023, 56(1), pp. 657–680
- Citations: 12
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