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					University of Ibadan MEPI Junior Faculty Research Training Program (UI-MEPI-J)
				
	
				
The following grant was awarded by, is supported by, is administered by or is in partnership with the Fogarty International Center at the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH).
				
						Funding Fogarty Program
					MEPI Junior Faculty Research Training
				
					
						Project Information in NIH RePORTER
						
							University of Ibadan MEPI Junior Faculty Research Training Program (UI-MEPI-J)
						
					
						Principal Institution
						
							University of Ibadan
						
					
						Principal Investigator(s) (PI)
						
							Ogunniyi, Adesola; Odaibo, Georgina Njideka
						
					
						Project Contact Information
						Email: 
   aogunniyi@com.ui.edu.ng
					
					
						Year(s) Awarded
						
							2015-2022
						
					
						Country
						
							Nigeria
						
					
						Collaborators
						
							Harvard School of Public Health 
Northwestern University
						
					
						NIH Partners
						
							NIH Office of the Director, NINDS
						
					
						Project Description
						Nigeria has the second largest number of people with HIV, fourth in tuberculosis and the highest rate of malaria in the world a high rate of communicable diseases including stroke and epilepsy. The original MEPIN has contributed greatly to improved faculty research capacity in Nigeria. This project will foster development of research capacity and career of the next generation of researchers at the University of Ibadan to enhance their research output for improved human health.
		
					
							
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