Efeosasere is a Lecturer of Computer Science at National Institute of Construction Technology, where his research focuses on Information Retrieval and Visual Analytics. He is currently the Computer Science head of department (HOD).

Education Qualification

BSc. Information Technology, Middlesex University, UK

MSc.Res. Human Computer Interaction, Middlesex University, UK

Professional Membership

BSc. Information Technology, Middlesex University, UK

MSc.Res. Human Computer Interaction, Middlesex University, UK

Students and Teaching

He teaches

1. COM 115: Computer application packages 1

2. COM 213: Commercial Programming Language using OOCOBOL

3. COM 215: Computer Packages II

4. CSC 218: Research Methods in Computer Science

Select Publications

A Model for Visibility Reduction Extended Hybrid Fake News Detection System

Abara, A. B., Okoro, M. E., Ibenu, P. I., & Nnebi, S. E. (2018). A Model for Visibility Reduction Extended Hybrid Fake News Detection System. International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Science (IJSES), 2(10), 14-18.

A Hybrid Approach to Fake News Detection on Social Media

Okoro, E., Abara, B., Umagba, A., Ajonye, A., & Isa, Z. (2018, April). A Hybrid Approach to Fake News Detection on Social Media. (E. P. Obe, Ed.) Nigerian Journal of Technology (NIJOTECH), 37(2).

Exploratory Analysis of Nigeria's Computer Science Production from 1996 to 2014

Okoro, E., & Umagba, A. (2016, March). Exploratory Analysis of Nigeria's Computer Science Production from 1996 to 2014. Computing, Information Systems, Development Informatics & Allied Research Journal, 7(1).

Towards an Approach for Analysing External Representations Created During Sensemaking Using Generative Grammar

Okoro, E., & Attfield, S. (2016). Towards an Approach for Analysing External Representations Created During Sensemaking Using Generative Grammar. Proceedings of British HCI- Fusion. Bournemouth, UK.

Predictive Coding, Storytelling and God: Narrative Understanding in e-Discovery

Chapin, L., Attfield, S., & Okoro, E. M. (2013). Predictive Coding, Storytelling and God: Narrative Understanding in e-Discovery. British Journal of Industrial Relations.