Dr. Basira Ibrahim is a distinguished Associate Professor of Zoology at Kaduna State University with an extensive career in teaching, research, and community service. She earned her Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. degrees in Zoology from Ahmadu Bello University, specializing in parasitology, environmental biology, and public health.
Her academic journey includes impactful roles as a lecturer, classroom teacher, and researcher. She has taught a broad range of courses in biology and zoology at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, covering subjects such as parasitology, molecular biology, and fisheries. A dedicated mentor, she has supervised numerous research projects and theses, contributing to significant advancements in her field.
Her research interests focus on parasitic infections, the antimicrobial properties of medicinal plants, and environmental health, with applications in public health and sustainable agriculture. Her work addresses critical issues such as schistosomiasis, malaria, and heavy metal contamination in food and water.
Committed to continuous professional development, she has participated in numerous workshops on scientific writing, leadership, and precision farming techniques. Her dedication to education, innovative research, and community engagement reflects her mission to address pressing health and environmental challenges, inspire future scholars, and foster sustainable development.
