Emmanuel Paul Ngele

A proactive, committed, and knowledgeable researcher educated to a PhD and Masters in Development Sociology with a BSc in Policy Studies and Administration and extensively published in theoretical and experimental works. Proven excellence in organisational development, colleagues, and administrators. Exhibits particular expertise in the creation, and implementation of lifelong administrative programs and the personalized development of appropriate and meaningful activities to propel organisational growth. Results-driven Individual with over 15 years of experience in First Bank, Cross River State Internal Revenue Services, Tract Agro Systems Limited and Justpath Global Services. Proven track record of leading teams, driving strategic initiatives, and achieving exceptional results. Skilled in Leadership, Problem solving, Strategic planning and Communication, with a strong commitment to integrity, accountability, innovation and creativity, collaboration, excellence, humility, adaptability and respect.

• E. N., Nwagbara, Prof. (Mrs), eucharia_n@yahoo.com, +2348063406663, University of Calabar, Department of Sociology
• Jacob, Eneji, Dr. Ashibi, jacshib@gmail.com, +256709693783, Kampala International University, DVC Academic Affairs
• Chinenye, Leo, Prof, leoochulor@yahoo.com, +2348037367066, University of Calabar, Department of Philosophy

• Okom, E., Aboh, F., J. Igwe-Okomiso., Ngele, E. & Etah, Emmanuel (2025). Population census: an instrument for crime prevention and control. In Odama, O. M., Enang, E. E., Zango, I. M. (Eds.), Population Association of Nigeria (PAN), 2024 book of proceedings: population and housing census: prospects for demographic dividend and sustainable development. (pp. 52–63). Global Script Resources.
• Aboh, F., Okom, E., Amoke, P., & Ngele, E. (2025). Beyond crime and insecurity: Building sustainable development pathways in a new Nigeria. In V. A. Undelikwo, E. E. Enang, F. Nkpoyen, R. P. Abia, & S. Nwokeocha (Eds.), National sociological conference, UNICAL, 2025 book of proceedings: The sociology of a new Nigeria (pp. 561–570). Global Script Resources.
• Aboh, F. I., Okom, E. N., Amoke, P. A., & Ngele, E. P, (2025). Foregrounding Artificial Intelligence in the Fight Against Human Trafficking in Nigeria: The Role of Social Science Education. Federal University Wukari General Studies Journal (FUWGESTJ), Vol. 4, Issue 1. 2025.
• Aboh, F., Ngele, E., Okom, E., Amoke, P., (2025). From Scholars to Scammers: Analysing the Impact of Cybercrime Glamorisation on the Educational Development of Nigerian Youths and its Implications for National Development. Educational Advancement and Development Journal (EADJ) Volume 1 Number 2 December 2025, pp 212-223.
• Okom, E., Amoke, P., Aboh, F. & Ngele, E. (2025). Impact of Institutionalised Corruption in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions on Societal Development. Journal of Technical and Vocational Education Practices (JOTVEP). 1(1), 23 – 32.
• Fidelis Aboh, Emmanuel Ngele, Paul Amoke & Emmanuel Okom (2025). Social Development Programme and Prevention of Youth Crime in Edo State, Nigeria. Nigeria Journal of Social Work. Vol. 5, Issue 1, pp 166
• Emmanuel Okom, Fidelis Aboh, Emmanuel Ngele, Joseph Igwe-Okomiso and Andrew Udoh (2025). Social Disorganisation Theorists of Crime and Their Relevance to the Concept of Development. Journal of Social Sciences and Medicine. Posted April 2025.
• Emmanuel Ngele, Paul Amoke, Emmanuel Okom & Fidelis Aboh (2025). Impact of Education in Juvenile Crime Prevention and Youth Development in Nigeria. International Journal of Sub-Saharan African Research ISSN 3043-4467. Vol. 3, Issue 1, pp 85-97.
• Ngele, Emmanuel P., Okom, Emmanuel N., J. Igwe-Okomiso and Iteh, John A. (2023). Youth Unemployment and Increasing Crime Rate: A Study of Calabar Metropolis in Cross River State, Nigeria. International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews. ISSN: 2582-7421, Number 9, pp. 8 - 90
• Aboh, Fidelis I., Ngele, Emmanuel P., Okom, Emmanuel N., Iteh, Augustine J. and Eze, James N. (2023). A Review of Traditional Methods of Conflict Resolution from a Nigerian-African Perspective. Journal La Sociale. ISSN: 2721-0847. Vol 04, Issue 04, pp. 193 – 200.
• Frank A., Adalikwu., Rose A. and Ngele, Emmanuel P. (2018). Communal Resource Conflict Dynamics and Socio-Economic Development in Cross River State. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas in Education. ISSN: 2395-4396. Vol. 4, Issue 5, pp. 121 – 131, 2018
• 12th International conference of the Population Association of Nigeria (PAN) in collaboration with National Population Commission (NPC) and The United Nations Funds for Population Activities (UNFPA) Theme: Population and Housing Census: Prospects for Demographic Dividend and Sustainable Development. 25TH to 28TH February, 2024.

• Date of Birth: 10th April, 1985
• L. G. A.: Abi State of Origin: Cross River Nationality: Nigeria
• Religion: Christianity
• Marital Status: Single

1. Cost control: reduced Administrative and staff cost by over 25% through inventory control and waste management etc

2. Built automated excel dashboard for petty cash, leave, and logistics tracking thereby eliminating delay and reconciliation errors.

3. Organising regular management and staff meetings for update on organisation's activities.

4. Process efficiency: digitalize manual filling, over 2000 documents

Achieved 90 percentt compliance and risk with CAC, FIRS, CBN etc.

5. Redesign front desk visitors protocol

mansged relationship with different vendors including service providers

streamlined onboarding process for new hires

Institute of Professional Managers and Administrators of Nigeria (MIPMAN) Nigeria Associate Member

Certificate in Human Resources Management (CHRM)

COMMENDATION / AWARDS

Letter of commendation for excellent performance from Insourcing Limited an Affiliate of First Bank of Nigeria Limited - December 16, 2014.

Best behaved chorister award from St Paul’s Choir, University of Calabar, Calabar – March 2007