Adamu Abdulmumini

No. 56 Kasim Gana Geidam Street,

Sabon Pegi Damaturu, Nigeria |+2348065955072 |
[email protected]
Health System Strengthening Expert | Public Health Specialist | Project Mannaer|
Research & Data Analyst | Advocacy & Accountability Expert |Governance Expert |
ICT Expert |Policy and Strategy Specialist |
Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning
www.linkedin.com/in/adamabdulmumini-20b8b1140

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Adamu is a dedicated and highly experienced humanitarian and development expert with a strong educational background,
holding a Bachelor's degree in Civil and Water Resources Engineering with a focus on system strengthening particularly in the
aspect of Malaria Prevention/Treatment, Capacity Building and trainings and Policy review and domestication among others. Over
the course of more than 5 years, I have made significant contributions in various areas of public health including Health System
Strengthening, Governance, Social Behavioral Change, Communication, Policy and Strategic Studies, Research, Community
engagement, Civil Society Engagement, advocacy and accountability, Disease Surveillance, Emergency Preparedness and
Response, as well as Reproductive, Maternal, Adolescent, Elderly Health and Nutrition (RMNCAEH+N) in collaborating with
both governmental bodies and development partners.
One of my notable achievements has been the piloting cohort tracking and ICT4D to mobilize and distribute ITN and SMC Drugs
and Nets to eligible population while aligning to SOPs.
Also the Integration of ITN-SMC to prevent malaria particularly in Pregnant women and U5 children in Jigawa State.
Able to speak both English and Hausa provides added advantage in working with diverse groups. Proficient in conducting
research, data gathering, and analyses, which form the basis of decisions that are made and changes that pass through a particular
program. Sensitive to cultural and social issues that can affect the acceptability and the sustainability of the interventions.
Possessed excellent project coordination skills such as resource mobilization, as well as activity planning, accountability and capacity
building of program team members. Passionate about improving the quality of people's lives through health as well as nutrition
among the underprivileged like pregnant women and children by using innovative and culturally appropriate means.

His IT competencies include computerized database management (such as RADET, LAMIS, DHIS-2, ORION), expert use of
Microsoft Office software applications such as (Word, Excel, Power BI, and Power-point), as well as eHealth tools including
epidemiological and statistical software such as NMEP One-App NVIVO-12, STATA, power Bi, Tableau and SPSS.

Adamu is an amazing team player, flexible, and a great manager with a high level of diplomacy, team building, and conflict
management as well as excellent analytical, oral, and written communication skills. He has sound multi-tasking, is
motivated and has a passion for problem-solving, effective interpersonal and demonstrated supervisory skills. He works
well and often independently under pressure to meet deadlines & is vast in timely report writing. He is eloquent in writing
and developing interesting success and human-interest stories. Adamu is familiar with and understands the sensitivity and
values of the local culture, can speak fluent English Hausa, and Fulani languages, familiar with working in security-
compromised settings, especially in North-East, and North-Western regions, Abubakar was trained in Hostile Environment
Awareness and it’s an application, and can travel everywhere both nationally and International locations.

HIGHLIGHT OF COMPETENCIES

 Experience in delivering support for improved service delivery, through a strategic relationship with
relevant stakeholders including development partners.
 Experience identifying health needs, overseeing M&E services, mobilizing communities, and mentoring
health workers in various disciplines on delivering results-oriented and evidence-based community-based
health services with agility, openness and innovation.
 Diverse experience in coordinating humanitarian activities training and implementing public health research.
 International development and emergency response expertise, especially in challenging locations such as
northeast Nigeria in West Africa.
 Facilitation Expereinece related to the use of NMEP one App and CAT Platform to Deliver SMC Medication to
and ITN to the target groups.
 Familiar with P3a (Technical), P3b (Logistic), P3c (SBCC), P3d (Personnel database) and P3e (Risk Mitigation)

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 SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE

 IT skills including Microsoft Office Package, (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Power BI, Outlook, Microsoft Teams e-
mail, and internet applications.
 District Health Information Software DHIS-2, SMART and RNA assessment tools, CS-Entry, survey
solutions, ODK, statistical analysis using NVIVO, SPSS, Survey cTo, and STATA, LAMIS software, and the
ability to conduct systematic review and meta-analysis using the Review manager software (Revman5.0,
Cochrane)
SKILLS

 Excellent Interpersonal, professional and communication skills (speaking, listening, and writing) including
high-level skills in developing high-quality PowerPoint and presentation skills, as well as strong
networking skills, and proven ability to build and maintain strategic partnerships.
 Research and analysis skills include writing research proposals, literature searching, systematic reviews,
meta-analysis, designing project evaluation plans, mixed methods (qualitative + quantitative analysis) of
public health data, attention to detail, and critical analysis skills.
 Public Health Surveillance skills including data analysis for disease surveillance, routine immunization,
and Malaria.
 Highly organized with proven integrity, good time management skills, team-building, high sense of
commitment, patience, and teamwork
 Ability to write reports and proposals, and strong negotiation skills. Attentive to details, accurate, and a keen
observer
 Ability to Translate Documents into Local Languages

WORK EXPERIENCE

LGA COORDINATOR – ITN CAMPAIGN October 2023 – November 2023

Management Sciences for Health (Global Fund GC-7, Niger States)

Responsibilities

 Coordinate vendor activities in the LGA.

 Provide operations and finance related operational support in the LGA.
 Support the ITN campaign team in providing monitoring and supervision of campaign activities in the LGA.
 Responsible for preliminary review and collation of documentations required for activities in the campaign states before they
are forwarded to MSH GF Malaria office in Yola, Adamawa State.
 Provide real time support and monitoring information on the use of android devices during household mobilization/ITN
distribution activities.
 Coordinate device and inventory management within the assigned LGA.

Coordination and Oversight:

 The LGA Coordinator will ensure LGAs are implementing the campaign in accordance with the National Operational Manual
and MSH guidelines.
 S/he will supervise personnel recruitment, support the LGA in advocacy to stakeholders, ensure trainings are carried out
accordingly and support the trainings as required, support monitoring and supervision of all campaign activities, support
personnel data changes on the ICT4D platform.
 S/he will ensure review meetings are held at the LGA level, export LGA HH mobilization/ITN distribution coverage data from
the ICT4D platform and discuss during review meeting, with a view to escalating issues that cannot be resolved at the LGA to
the state campaign team for intervention and quick resolution.

Operations:

 The LGA Coordinator is expected to collate the digital and paper attendance sheet and verify names on the attendance
sheets. This entails line by line verification and conduct spot checks for paper attendance and populate the information
from the support documents in a required excel template.
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  The LGA Coordinator will verify the account details of campaign personnel using standard methodology. S/he will be
responsible for preliminary onsite review of information/data in the field before documents are sent to MSH office, Yola,
Adamawa State.
 The LGA Coordinator will collate other support documents that are necessary for payment (such as copies of waybills
etc). S/he will be the link between MSH and the LGA personnel. S/He will send payment schedule to the State Team, for
further confirmation and revert to participants with issues that need follow-up.
 The LGA Coordinator will be responsible for distribution of campaign materials (training and implementation) for their
respective LGAs and timely delivery to the LGA team. S/he will be responsible for liaising with food vendors for each
LGAs to ensure timely delivery of the food, the right quantity based on agreement with the vendor and to report issues
with regards to the feeding if any.

ICT4D:

 The LGA Coordinator will ensure effective compliance with the CAT strategy process and provide the required technical
guidance to ward supervisors, household mobilizers/ITN distribution teams on the use of the android devices, solar
chargers, and the Red Rose application.
 LGA Coordinator will ensure distribution (and subsequent retrieval) of ICT4D tools to identified cluster supervisors,
household mobilizers/ITN distribution teams; and update the inventory as necessary. S/he will update device distribution
inventory database upon retrieval of devices from cluster supervisors, household mobilizers/ITN distribution teams.
 S/he will ensure submission and signing of device security, safety and management document by cluster supervisors,
household mobilizers/ITN distribution teams before collection of ICT4D tools and will also provide and deliver buffer
devices in a case of theft, loss or damage to ICT4D equipment assigned to campaign personnel for an activity. S/he will
ensure completion of device incidence report forms where necessary and provide real time field evaluation report on the
use of the devices to designated ICT4D focal supervisor.
 Any other duty as assigned by the campaign team.

ICT4D-TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANT (TTA) September 2022 – October 2022

Catholic Relief services (GF- GC6)

 Support the setup, configuration, and deployment of ICT4D devices for the operation and implementation of health
interventions to ensure efficient service delivery against established policies, procedures, and service standards.
 Deploy, configure, and maintain Red Rose applications and utilities and Air Watch on android devices for the GF
Malaria Project.
 Configure, monitor, and maintain the Cash and Asset Transfer (CAT) platform and data collected using the ICT4D
devices as per the CAT Strategy requirement and agency business data policies and procedures.
 Provide field-level technical support to campaign personnel on the CAT platform and CAT devices during the various
pre-campaign trainings and LLIN mass campaigns.
 Troubleshoot and address any issues to ensure optimal performance of the databases, networks, servers and devices.
 Provide timely and quality service delivery, technical support, and advice to user requests to ensure proper user access to
agency business data and information.
 Prepare statistical reports on ICT-related data and metrics. As needed, implement measures to ensure required standards
are met.
 In collaboration with relevant staff, maintain inventory of ICT equipment, hardware, and software and ensure adequate
supply and functionality, both in the office and in the field.
 Provide input to budget for ICT related expenses.
 Coordinate relationships with suppliers to facilitate delivery of ICT-related services that meet CRS business requirements
and needs.
 Support capacity building initiatives, remotely or on-site, to staff, partners and end-users to ensure efficient and
consistent adoption and use of ICT applications.
 Maintaining documentation of processes, procedures, concept notes, strategies implemented and yet to be implemented.
 Manage and supervise ICT4D Consultants and Training and Technology Administrators (TTAs) assigned to support GF
LLIN Mass Campaign states, evaluate their performance conduct periodic assessment and coaching sessions to increase
quality of work and enhance productivity.
 Ensure appropriate monitoring and evaluation of project information and communication technology activities, including
providing input to appropriate logical framework and indicator development.
 Provide oversight and technical support to SRs and partners on the use of the CAT Strategy for the implementation of
LLIN Mass Campaigns and other health programs.
 Provide timely and quality service delivery and technical support to user requests in ensuring proper user access and data
utilization according to agency business data and information policies, also ensuring project scope is delivered within set
timeline.
 Ensure the prompt resolution and closure of all issues related to the use of the technology reported using Redmine and
other support and communication applications.

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 LGA Field Officer (Consultant) May 2021 - September 2022
Management Sciences for Health (msh) Global Fund

Responsibilities

 Monitor the implementation of all SMC activities in assigned LGA, including timely implementation of the work plan,
planning meetings, commodity distributions, community mobilization activities, supervision, and reporting.
 Ensure accountability of received commodities and supplies through tracking of consumption levels and review of
reconciliation reports at the LGA level.
 Responsible for the coordination of capacity building for other field workers (Supervisors, HFW, CDDs, community
mobilizers, etc) through training, on the job support, and quality supervision in assigned LGA.
 Track progress towards achievement of SMC targets in assigned LGA and ensure timely implementation of planned
activities to meet targets.
 Review all reports from the LGA team and HFW for accuracy and completeness prior to submission to the state level.
 Manage stakeholder relationships with all partners involved in the implementation of SMC in assigned LGA.
 Responsible for overall planning and coordination of all LGA and community level activities in assigned LGA.
 Liaise with key partners including LGA administrators, State MOH, Community leaders, other stakeholders (as
necessary).
 Attend data validation and review meetings at LGA level and as directed by LGA Supervisor.
 Establish and maintain links with health and other nutrition services with special attention to referral cases.
 Undertake all other tasks as necessary and instructed by the supervisor.

M&E Officer Dec 2020 – May 2021

North-East Regional Initiative (NERI)
Responsibilities/Accomplishments:

 Coordinate daily with M&E Officer to determine priority tasks.

 Conduct site visits during the project implementation phase for each grant in assigned areas.
 Collect in a timely manner information on persons or communities impacted by the program’s activities or on the latest
political or security development in target area.
 Support drafting concise, high-quality reports, articles, or summaries on a daily or ad-hoc basis on activity progress or
outcome.
 Under the guidance of the M&E Officer, support development and maintenance of a strong network of contacts in target
communities.
 Support the M&E Officer to develop Monitoring and Evaluation plans for field-level projects.
 Under the guidance of the M&E Officer, produce monitoring reports according to an approved template for each site
visit prior to the indicator verification visit.
 Accurately interpret Bills of Quantities (BoQ) and grant database files shared by head office to determine indicators.
 Contribute to drafting Final Evaluation Reports for each activity based on prescribed format after visiting a grant site for
verification of indicators.
 Identify lessons learned, constraints, and project impacts based on determined theme and/or sector for inclusion in
FERs.
 Share observations from monitoring visits with M&E Officer when findings demonstrate questionable actions.
 Perform other tasks, as assigned.

Data Enumerator October 2016 – Jan 2017

Save the Children International
 Data Collection in various field Survey like Baseline (KAP) Survey, Endline Survey, Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM),
Internal Evaluation & Nutrition Casual Analysis (Link NCA) Assessment.
 Registration of CBT beneficiaries & NFI beneficiaries
 Assist in the distribution of NFI materials to the beneficiaries.
 Community Mapping and House Numbering

VOLUNTEER POSITIONS

State Program Manager, Civil Alliance for Climate Protection & Education | Nigeria |Remote | Mar, 2024 –
Present
I played a crucial role in overseeing and managing the day-to-day operations of CACPE's program activities within Yobe State
which encompasses administration, coordination, and supervision of all program-related activities ensuring the successful
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implementation of CACPE projects in the state. I also provide technical support to promoting CACPE sensitization, actively
participating in environmental greening initiatives, conducting research, and engaging in community service.
Regional Program Coordinator, Global Children’s Rights | West Africa | Nigeria |Remote| August, 2023 – Oct
2023
GCR established to protect and promote children’s right in assessing quality health care services, serves as children’s advocates,
promote and protect their rights and provide basic living needs, protect from child labor, abuse and right to quality education by
facilitating, identification and engaging with Stakeholders, religious, traditional and political leaders in response to top priorities
public health concerns, strengthening education and health care system.

EDUCATION

 Master of Health Economics, Yobe State University Nigeria - in View

 B. Eng. Civil and Water Resources – University of Maiduguri - 2020

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES, TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS

 Certificate of course Completion in Global Health in Monitoring and Evaluation.

 Certificate on Financial Management for Humanitarian and Professional (Disasterready.org)
 Online certificate on Voucher Simulation (Disasterready.org)
 Online certificate on programming for infant and young child feeding (nutrition Cornell University).
 Online certificate preventing corruption on humanitarian aid.
 Humanitarian Burnout (Disasterready.org)
 Effective Decision-Making Part A&B (Disasterready.org)
 Promoting Lasting Change through advocacy (UNICEF)
 Save the Children International Global HR Induction
 TOT Training on Zinc & Lo-ORS
 Formative Research (Barrier Analysis) Training
 General Induction at Action Against Hunger Damaturu, Yobe State
 Formative Research (Barrier Analysis) Training
 Preventing corruption in Humanitarian Aid
 Data Analysis using SPSS and Power Bi
 Health Security Internal Assessment for Yobe State Public Health Services.
 Training on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Part 1 & 2 by Global Health eLearning Center
 Training on Total Market Approach by Global Health eLearning Center
 Training on Total Market Approach to Family Planning Services by Global Health eLearning Center.
 Training on Critical Components of a Public Health Emergency Response by Global Health eLearning Center
 Training on Social and Behavior Change for Nutrition by Global Health eLearning Center.
 Training on USAID’s Social Inclusion Development by Global Health e-Learning Center
 Training on Project Management Professionals by 3P Consulting
 Training on Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT)
 Training on Gender 101 by Global Health eLearning Center.
 Training on Child Safeguarding by Global Health eLearning Center
 Training on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse PSEA
 Training on Leadership and Management in Health by the University of Washington
 Training on Policy Development and Advocacy for Global Health by the University of Washington
 Training on Maternal Infant and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN)
 Courses on Qualitative Data Analysis (NVIVO12 Basics and Advanced) with QSR International, Australia
 Certificate on Health System Strengthening (HSS) by Melbourne, Australia
 Courses on Fundamentals of Project Management by Philanthropy University
 Courses on Maternal and New-born Health Training-of-Trainers Workshop by IHP-USAID
 Training on Tuberculosis- Advanced Concepts by Global Health eLearning Center
 Training on Humanitarian System Emergency Preparedness and response by UNICEF
 Training on Emergency Obstetrics and New-born Care by Global Health eLearning Center
 Training on US Abortion and FP Requirements by Global Health eLearning Center
 Training on Community Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) by UNICEF
 Training on Nutrition in Emergencies by UNICEF
 Training on Infant and Young Child Feeding by UNICEF
 Training on communications in Humanitarian by Translators Without Border
 Workshop on domesticating policy document on Task-shifting and Task-sharing by M-SPACE
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  Courses on Qualitative Research Methodology with TEAM PICCOLO
 Training on Humanitarian Interpretation by Translators without Borders
 Courses on Integrated Management of Childhood Illness Workshop

PART-TIME PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES & CONSULTANCIES

 Part-time lecturer of Public Health and Veterinary Parasitology Yobe Sate College of Agriculture, Science
and Technology.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

 Nigerian Society of Engineer

Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN)

HOBBIES

 Photography & sight-seeing

 Reading biographies/comics/news magazines.

REFEREES

Availabe on Request.

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