Obiageri Agubata-Ndulue, MPH

Obiageri Agubata-Ndulue is a public health specialist with 15 years of experience in operational research, project management, and health systems strengthening across Nigeria. She has led the design and execution of methodologies for more than 35 operational research studies and health systems evaluations.

Her expertise is rooted in coordinating and implementing malaria interventions, including large scale insecticide treated net mass campaigns and seasonal malaria chemoprevention. She has provided oversight and coordination of mass campaign activities in designated states, including central coordination leadership for projects involving more than 280 data enumerators, supervisors, and state coordinators, and has ensured implementation in line with national operational manuals.

She works extensively with ICT4D technology and electronic data monitoring systems, including ODK Central and geospatial data collection, to manage device distribution and ensure clean, usable coordinates for settlements and health facilities. Her strategic roles include advocacy visits and engagement with national malaria elimination units, and support to commodity logistics systems.

Her professional journey includes roles with the Society for Family Health, Oxford Policy Management, Akesis Health, and ARC-ESM. She holds an MPH from the University of Calabar and a BSc in Biochemistry from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and is a Fellow of the African Institute of Public Health Professionals.