Obianuju Chukwuka is a highly experienced Civil Structural Engineer and dedicated academic, with over 8 years of teaching in the Architecture Department at Caleb University. Before transitioning into academia, she practiced as a structural engineer, applying years of hands-on experience to real-world construction projects, and developing a strong foundation in structural design and analysis.

As a lecturer, Obianuju Chukwuka has taught and mentored numerous architecture students, sharing expertise in the principles of structural engineering, design methodologies, and construction practices. Known for blending theoretical knowledge with practical applications, she has been instrumental in shaping the next generation of architects and engineers, preparing students to approach design challenges with a solid understanding of both architectural and structural considerations.

With a passion for education and a commitment to fostering a collaborative learning environment, Obianuju Chukwuka brings a wealth of industry experience into the classroom, helping students bridge the gap between theory and practice. Her unique background in both structural engineering and architecture allows for a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach to teaching, where students are encouraged to think critically and holistically about their designs.

In addition to teaching, Obianuju Chukwuka continues to stay actively engaged in the field of civil and structural engineering, keeping up with industry trends and innovations that can be incorporated into academic curricula. Through her work, Obianuju Chukwuka has contributed not only to the academic growth of students but also to the development of more informed, well-rounded professionals in the field.

Obianuju Chukwuka is a passionate advocate for environmental sustainability and flood resilience, with a strong focus on creating practical solutions that leverage locally available materials. A civil engineer by training, Obianuju combines her technical expertise with a deep commitment to addressing the challenges posed by climate change and urbanization. She is particularly interested in the intersection of engineering and sustainability, working to develop innovative approaches that enhance the resilience of communities to flooding while reducing environmental impact.

Her work is rooted in a belief that sustainable solutions should be accessible and tailored to the unique needs of local communities. By utilizing locally sourced materials, Obianuju seeks to develop cost-effective and culturally relevant solutions that can improve both infrastructure and environmental outcomes. Whether through researching flood-resistant building techniques, developing bio-cementation technologies, or exploring eco-friendly construction methods, she is always focused on creating long-term, sustainable solutions that empower communities and protect the environment.

A lifelong learner and researcher, Obianuju is dedicated to advancing knowledge in the fields of sustainability and flood resilience. She continuously explores new methods and technologies that can mitigate the effects of flooding while promoting environmental stewardship. Through her work, Obianuju strives to make a tangible impact in the world of civil engineering, contributing to the creation of safer, more sustainable built environments.