Sani Abdullahi

About

Sani Abdullahi is a field research and community engagement professional with a B.Tech in Biological Sciences from the Federal University of Technology, Minna. He has hands-on experience supporting healthcare and development programs through field data collection, supervision, and community outreach across Niger and Kebbi States. Over the years, he has worked with organizations such as the Niger State Ministry of Primary Health Care (IPCHS Project), Clinton Health Access Initiative, and Society for Family Health, helping to gather reliable data that supports primary healthcare services and public health programs. His work focuses on collecting community-level health information through surveys on vaccination, maternal and child health, family planning, and household health indicators. Through these roles, he has contributed to monitoring and evaluation efforts that help organizations make informed decisions and improve health interventions. Sani is skilled in the use of digital data collection tools such as ODK, KoboCollect, SurveyCTO, SurveyToGo, REDCap, Nfield, and iField. His strengths include engaging communities, obtaining informed consent, supervising field teams, and ensuring the accuracy and quality of collected data. He also has experience in field reporting and basic data analysis using MS Excel.