Chimezie Igwegbe Nzoputam has an MSc in Chemical Pathology from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria where he examined the antioxidant status of Nigerians with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the African Center of Excellence in Reproductive Health Innovation, where he examined the contraceptive, sexual practices and outcome of sexual activities of female students at the University of Benin. He also possesses a MSc degree in Medical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria, where he designed and undertook research in medicinal plants’ therapeutic properties in the treatment of anaemia and colorectal cancer. He has co-supervised eighteen undergraduates and three Master students. He has a flair for research and has been involved in many academic research projects in both public health and biochemistry and molecular biology. He has over 30 articles published in both national and international journals. Chimezie Nzoputam's career objective is to use his intellect to undertake evidence-based research that will bring the dividend of healthcare to people. At the University of Benin where he is a graduate researcher, he is coordinating and mentoring undergraduate and postgraduate students in designing and carrying out their research projects. He has accumulated research and interpersonal skills which equipped him to function exceptionally as an entrepreneur, academic researcher and teacher.