Federal School of Statistics Enugu Graduates Three Outstanding Statistics Students

By Prince O. D. Agbedeyi PhD

Enugu, Nigeria – September 2025

The Department of Statistics, Federal School of Statistics, Enugu, has marked a proud academic milestone with the successful graduation of three final-year students who have completed their research projects under the supervision of departmental lecturers. The event stands as a testimony to the commitment of the institution towards advancing statistical education in Nigeria.

The students, who presented diverse and timely research topics, demonstrated how statistical tools can be applied in solving real-world problems across health, finance, and demographic studies.

Graduating Students and Their Projects

1. Ugwoke Emmanuel

   • Supervisor: Etebefia Stephen 

   • Project Topic: Predictive Modeling of COVID-19 Outbreaks Using Logistic Regression and Decision Tree
     Emmanuel’s work focused on the application of modern predictive modeling techniques to understand and forecast the spread of COVID-19. His research highlighted the importance of statistical models such as logistic regression and decision trees in public health surveillance and decision-making.

2. Ogbonna Rita Ifeyinwa

   • Supervisor: Etebefia Stephen 

   • Project Topic: Statistical Modeling of Daily Stock Market Returns in Nigeria: An Application of Time Series and Volatility Models
     Rita’s project explored financial data using time series and volatility models to provide insights into the behavior of Nigeria’s stock market. Her work underscored the role of statistics in financial risk analysis and investment decision-making.

3. Aneke Evangeline

   • Supervisor: Igbo-Anozi Uloma

   • Project Topic: Statistical Analysis of Infant Mortality: A Case Study of ESUT Hospital, Enugu
     Evangeline’s research addressed a crucial social issue — infant mortality. By applying statistical analysis to hospital data, her study provided key insights into patterns, causes, and preventive measures aimed at reducing infant deaths in the region.

Academic Impact

The successful defense and completion of these projects reflect the Department’s ongoing commitment to producing highly skilled graduates capable of addressing societal challenges through statistical science. Each project represents a bridge between theoretical learning and practical application, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped for careers in research, health, finance, and data-driven policy-making.

The Department of Statistics at the Federal School of Statistics Enugu has continued to build a reputation as one of the leading hubs for statistical education and research in Nigeria, preparing young professionals to contribute meaningfully to national development.

Conclusion

With the graduation of these students, the Department not only celebrates academic excellence but also reaffirms its mission of nurturing problem-solvers, innovators, and future leaders in the field of statistics. The success stories of Emmanuel, Rita, and Evangeline serve as an inspiration to upcoming students in the department and a proud moment for their supervisors and the entire institution.

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Author: Prince O. D. Agbedeyi PhD
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