1.    NAME :                                Col. Shuaibu Ibrahim
2.    QUALIFICATIONS:            BA (History), MA (History), Ph.D (History)  PGDE
3.    CURRENT POST:             Senior Lecturer/Head ofDepartment (From 2015 to Date)

4.    PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION:  Member-Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN),  Member-Teachers Registration Council of     Nigeria (MTRCN), Member-Exam Ethics Marshal International   (An Exam Ethics Marshal) Vice President FCT Chapter. Member Editorial Board, Ibom Journal of  History, University of Uyo, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of History and Military   Studies, Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna

5.    PROFESSIONAL PROFILE:
His research area has centered on Economic and Military History as well as Intergroup Relations. He has published a good number of works in the areas and is currently carrying out research in that regard.

6.    INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED WITH DATES

University of Jos, B.A History                                        1985-1989
University of Jos, M.A History                                        1991-1992
University of Abuja, Ph.D History                                  2002-2007
Tai Solari University of Education, Ijebu-Ode             2007

7.`    THESES PRESENTED
a.    Shuaibu Ibrahim, “The Imposition of Colonial Rule on Loko” a research project presented to the Department of History, University of Jos, Jos, in 1989 in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of B.A degree in History.

b.    Shuaibu Ibrahim, “The History of Eloyi in the Pre-colonial Period”  M. A thesis presented to the Department of History, University of Jos, 1992.

c.    Shuaibu Ibrahim, “The Transformation of the Eloyi (Afo) from the Pre-colonial to the Colonial Period” Ph.D thesis presented to the Department of History, University of Abuja, Abuja, 2006.

d.    Shuaibu Ibrahim “Universal Basic Education and National Development”  PGDE Project, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu-Ode, 2007.

8.    MILITARY POSTINGS AND APPOINTMENTS:
•    Institute of Army Education (IAE) (Research Officer) Researched and Produced Nigerian Army Journals and Briefs for the Nigerian Army in particular and the military in general
NYSC (Military Assistant to the DG NYSC) 1996 – 1999     Represented the DG and participated in several seminars on Youth Development for prospective Corps Members in Tertiary Institutions
•    Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA)2000 – 2004 Thought  100 and 200 levels Cadets 2000 – 2004
•    National Defence College (NDC) 2004 – 2009 (Staff Officer I Military History)    
-    Supervises  participants projects along with Director Military History
-    Member of syndicate discussion
-    Thought Military History to participants
-    Head of Raporteur Teams in all seminars conducted at the NWC and later NDC  
-    Member of Panels for Project Defence by Participants
-    Presentation of paper on Stress and Time Management
-    Management of the NDC Hall of Fame and Member and later Secretary of the Committee for the establishment of the same.
-    Liaises with the African Centre for Research of the NDC.
-    Participated in seminars and tours with participants in:
a.    Indonesia
b.    Malaysia and
c.    Several States of the Federation
-    Appointed NODAL Servicom Officer of the NDC. Organized Seminars on attitudinal change and service delivery for staff and personnel.
-Attended seminars organized by the Presidency on Servicom.  
•    Nigerian Army School of Education (Senior Instructor) 2009  2011. Participated in several seminars and conferences organized by TETFUND
Presented and moderated papers at the Nigerian Army Education Corps   Conferences.
•    Headquarters Nigerian Army Education Corps (Staff Officer I Books Resources Procurement)    2011 – 2012
•    Command Secondary School Suleja (Commandant)        2012     - 2014

9.    COURSES ATTENDED

Nigerian Army Education Corps (NAEC) Young Officers’ Course 1994
Infantry (INF) Young Officers Course    1996                                       
Training Development Advisers Course (TDA) 2004                            
NAEC Officers’ Executive Management Course 5/2013.

10.     THESES SUPERVISED

•    Alheri Kure (Democratic Governance and National Security in Nigeria).
•    Sani Suleiman Suleiman (Regional organizations and the Management of International Crisis: A Case Study of ECOWAS Intervention in Liberia 1989 - 1997).
•    Iliyasu Zakari (The Impact on National Development: A Case Study of Boko Haram 2000 – 2012).
•    Sunday Eche (Strategies for Combating Terrorism in Nigeria an Appraisal).
•    Ahmed Lawal Yakasai (An Evaluation of Nigeria’s Role in the African Union).
•    Hadiza Rimi (Corruption and Good Governance: Challenges of Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences).
•    Ime Okon Bassey (Corruption and National Development in Nigeria: A Case Study of the Fourth Republic).
•    Okpu Afodu Felix (Third Party Intervention in Conflict Resolution: Assessment of Somalia).
•    Omar Benard Nchertu (Human Capacity Development: A Resource for Conflict Amelioration in Nigeria: A Case Study of Nigeria Delta Amnesty Programme).
•    Mary Akowe Ocheja (Amnesty Programme as a Conflict Resolution Mechanism: A Case Study of the Nigeria Delta Militancy).
•    Abraham Jobalang Sambo (The Role of Faith Based Organizations in Conflict Management: A Case Study of the Justice Development and Peace Commission (JDPC) of the Catholic Archdiocese of Kaduna).
•    Gamaraja Ari Dominic (Conflict Management: A Case Study of ECOWAS (ECOMOG) Operation in Liberian Crisis).

11.    SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED    

•    Exams Ethics organized by the Exam Ethics Marshal International in Accra, Ghana, 2014 and 2015
•    Record keeping and documentation workshop, organized by the National archives of Nigeria and National Teachers Institute.
•    55th Historical Society of Nigeria Conference at ABU Zaria.
•    60th Historical Society of Nigeria Conference at UNIABUJA 2015
•    Training organized by ECOWAS on Conflict Resolution in West Africa.
•    2015 Conference on Technology-Assisted Learning organized by National Universities Commission, American University of Nigeria & The Digital Promise Foundation, 31 August – 1 September 2015.
•    African Conference 2015: Entrepreneurship Education for Sustainable Development in Africa by Faculty of Education, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, 16-19 September, 2015.
•    Nigerian Army Education Corps Conferences
•    Conference on Entrepreneurship, Atlanta, USA, April 2015

12.          SERVICE TO NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY

Member of several Committees between 2000-2004
Head of Department, History and International Studies 2015-Date
Member Nigerian Defence Academy Establishment Review Committee 2016
Member Nigerian Defence Academy Research and Development Committee 2016

13.    SERVICE OUTSIDE THE NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY

Member of the Committee Planning for the Smooth take-off of Degree Programme, PDE, NCE Sandwich, Distance Learning and Part-Time Courses in the Nigerian Army School of Education (NASE), Ilorin.

14.    AWARDS

a.   Forces Service Star (FSS)     2007
b.  Meritorious Service Star (MSS)   2012
c.  Chief of Army Staff Award as the overall best participant for  2013 NAEC Executive Management Course with a Paper on “Election and Good Governance in Nigeria”
d.  National Institute for Public Relation (NIPR) Special Recognition Award 2014.

15.    HOBBIES

a.       Watching Football
b        Current Affairs.

16.    KEY PUBLICATIONS:

Shuaibu Ibrahim, “Ethno-Religious Crises in Plateau State: Implication for National Security” Institute for Army School of Education Journal 2010

Shuaibu Ibrahim, Election and Good Governance in Nigeria:  implication for National Security NASE Journal

Shuaibu Ibrahim, Origin, Migrations and Settlements of the Eloyi (Afo) People IJHIS, Vol. 14, No 1, June 2012

Shuaibu Ibrahim, Eloyi (Afo) Pre-Colonial Political Organisation IJHIS, Vol. 15, No 1, June 2013
Shuaibu Ibrahim, “Perennial Conflict in North Central Nigeria” Journal of History and Military Studies (forthcoming)

Shuaibu Ibrahim and Udeagbala Lawrence O, “The Nigerian Navy and Demobilization, Disarmament and Reintegration of Ex-Militants in the Niger Delta Region, (forthcoming)  

Shuaibu Ibrahim, “A History of Eloyi (AFO) Social Orgnaisation, 1400-1935” (Forthcoming)

Shuaibu Ibrahim “Jos Crisis: Internally Displaced Persons and Implications for National Security, Journal History and Military Studies (forthcoming)

Shuaibu Ibrahim “Leadership and Military Ethics” in  Chukwuma CC Osakwe (ed.), Leadership and Complex Military Operations, Kaduna: Nigerian Defence Academy Publishers, 2016.