Contact Info
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Mon - Fri: 8:00 - 22:00
Mon - Fri: 8:00 - 22:00
Mon - Fri: 8:00 - 22:00
2 Anthony Agbodji Office Complex, Mobalaji Bank Anthony Way, Lagos State, Nigeria
At Aglow, we bridge the gap between academia and real-world change. Our work blends health sensitization, student mentorship, and data-driven research to empower communities and shape future leaders.
Aglow bridges the gap between academic insight and community impact—guiding students and researchers to turn data into solutions.
Learn MoreWe empower undergraduates, graduates, and policymakers with tools for societal impact—through mentorship, health sensitization, and data-driven research.
Explore Our MissionFrom SPSS to NVIVO, we train students in the tools and methods needed to lead in public health research and publication.
Join the ProgramWe lead community health campaigns—translating research into accessible, culturally relevant sensitization for underserved regions.
See Our ImpactOur Tools
Our team uses SPSS for comprehensive data analysis, helping students and researchers make data-driven decisions in public health and beyond.
NVIVO helps us analyze qualitative data with precision, providing insights into themes and patterns crucial for social research and health sensitization.
Python offers us flexibility in data manipulation, research automation, and modeling, making it a key tool for our research teams.
Excel plays a vital role in our research by streamlining data entry, cleaning, and analysis, including pivot tables and visual summaries for quick insights.
Power BI converts raw data into dynamic dashboards we use to track programs, analyze survey trends, and share insights that guide community health decisions.
SurveyCTO lets us deploy mobile surveys in low-connectivity areas with GPS tagging, skip logic, media capture, and encryption for secure, accurate data.
SW Maps helps us collect and visualize geospatial data via mobile GPS, mapping survey sites and coverage zones without complex GIS tools.
Aglow Research Hub began as a humble idea in the bustling halls of Abia State University Uturu, where our Founder frustrated by the gap between academic research and real-world community needs, he organized small student-led health sensitization campaigns in rural communities around Uturu. Armed with hand-drawn posters and a zeal for change, these early efforts laid the foundation for our community-first ethos.
What started as campus activism grew into a registered institution. Our first project, a study on Factors affecting Girl-Child Education in Umuadienwe Autonomus Community in Abia State, combined door-to-door surveys with SPSS analysis—a blend of grassroots engagement and technical rigor that remains our hallmark.
We launched our Undergraduate Mentorship Program, training students from Nigerian universities in SPSS, NVIVO, Python, and research methodologies. Over 30 students have since enrolled to the program. Aglow has partnered and is partnering with local governments and NGOs to tackle public health crises. Our team has conducted workshops in 6 states, reaching 5,000+ Nigerians with culturally tailored health guides. Today, we’re a team of 10+ researchers, mentors, and community liaisons. Our open-access Research Archive hosts 500+ studies, from maternal health to AI-driven engineering solutions, all analyzed with tools like R and Python to ensure precision.
Research isn’t just about data—it’s about people. At Aglow, we wear our ‘royal’ title not for prestige, but as a reminder to serve communities with excellence.
Research Support
We support undergraduates and postgraduates in developing quality research work and academic papers across key sectors — Public Health, Nursing, Computer Science, and Computer Engineering. From topic selection to final write-up, we provide expert guidance to help bring your research to life.
Researches and News
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