Covenant University Student Wins 2015 SPE Africa Contest
A 500 Level Petroleum Engineering student of
Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Zainab Titus,
has emerged the winner at the 2015 SPE Africa
Region Students Technical Paper contest which took
place on April 18, 2015 at the Makerere University,
Kampala, Uganda.
Zainab was selected through a rigorous process in
which the SPE considered over 170 submitted
abstracts from African students in various
universities across the continent.
From this, twelve (eight in the undergraduate
category and four in the postgraduate category) were
successful and invited in an all-expense paid to
present their works at Makerere University, in
Kampala, Uganda.
Titus presented an abstract on "Analytical Model for
Improving Completion Efficiency and Production
Optimisation," a newly developed diagnostic tool with
wide industry applications.
This earned her remarkable approval from the panel
of judges and other participants, thereby emerging
"The First Place Winner for the Undergraduate
Category in Africa" despite being the first
representation of the university ever in the contest.
Meanwhile, the first place winners in both categories
would represent Africa at the Annual Technical
Conference and Exhibition in Texas, USA in
September 2015.
In a similar vein, the university recently had the
highest listing of leading Nigerian scientists by a
Spanish-based research group, Cybermetrics. The
university produced 78 out of the 500 Nigerian
scientists listed
Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Zainab Titus,
has emerged the winner at the 2015 SPE Africa
Region Students Technical Paper contest which took
place on April 18, 2015 at the Makerere University,
Kampala, Uganda.
Zainab was selected through a rigorous process in
which the SPE considered over 170 submitted
abstracts from African students in various
universities across the continent.
From this, twelve (eight in the undergraduate
category and four in the postgraduate category) were
successful and invited in an all-expense paid to
present their works at Makerere University, in
Kampala, Uganda.
Titus presented an abstract on "Analytical Model for
Improving Completion Efficiency and Production
Optimisation," a newly developed diagnostic tool with
wide industry applications.
This earned her remarkable approval from the panel
of judges and other participants, thereby emerging
"The First Place Winner for the Undergraduate
Category in Africa" despite being the first
representation of the university ever in the contest.
Meanwhile, the first place winners in both categories
would represent Africa at the Annual Technical
Conference and Exhibition in Texas, USA in
September 2015.
In a similar vein, the university recently had the
highest listing of leading Nigerian scientists by a
Spanish-based research group, Cybermetrics. The
university produced 78 out of the 500 Nigerian
scientists listed
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