Mr. Emmanuel Nkegbe is a Research Scientist with the CSIR-Animal Research Institute at Frafraha, Accra. He holds B. Sc. (Hons), Entomology with Chemistry, M. Phil. Parasitology from University of Ghana, Legon where he currently is a Ph.D candidate (Animal Science). Mr. Nkegbe has varied experience. As a National Service personnel, he was part of a team at the Parasitology unit of the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research (NMIMR) University of Ghana Legon and the University of Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology that studied Malaria transmission patterns in the coastal and forest areas of the Greater Accra Region of Ghana and Anopheles mosquito species involved in the transmission pattern. He was also involved in the elucidation of one of the mosquito species involved in the transmission cycle of elephantiasis menace in Ghana during NMIMR-Ministry of Health (MOH) collaboration in 1993; the transmission vectors around the Tolon areas in the Upper East Region of Ghana. In 1996, he also became part of a team that assessed the efficacy of the synthetic Bacillus thuringiensis as a control agent of the larvae of Onchocerca volvulus vector in the transmission of Onchocerciasis in West Africa. Again in public health, Mr. Emmanuel Nkegbe was part of a team from the Volta Basin Research Project (VBRP) University of Ghana Legon that studied from 1996—1998 the impact of the Volta Lake on Socio-Economic and health of the riparian communities. His work assessed prevalence of Schistosomiasis among school children. In the environment, he worked extensively in the areas of regulation, monitoring, screening, permitting and environmental impact assessment, having worked from 1998 to 2002 for the Environmental Protection Agency of Ghana (EPA) and also from 2002 to 2003where Mr. Emmanuel Nkegbe was an expatriate Bio-Chemist attached to the Gaborone City Council, Republic of Botswana and he was responsible for water quality monitoring for the Glen valley horticultural project