Emmanuel Sakoma (EMS Development Consultancy, Montréal, Canada)

Submitted:  Tues, 22 January 2002

Dr. Emmanuel Sakoma
EMS Development Consultancy

Mail address: 
4770 Dupuis Avenue, #304
Montréal, Québec
Canada
H3W 1N3

phone:   (514) 738 4615
fax:     (514) 738 5561
e-mail:  mailto:emsakoma@hotmail.com



Currently, I am doing postdoctoral research on growth of mica from 
volatile-enriched and mineralized A-type granites using nanotechnology and 
mineral chemical techniques at McGill University. Some of my research interests 
include studies of Nigerian (African) A-type Granites, the mineralogy and 
evolution of Pan-African pegmatites and associated felsic igneous-hydrothermal 
systems, and the application of agromineral resources in soil replenishment.

I am looking for/interested in a Teaching/Research position at 
College/University level in Crystallography, Mineralogy, Petrology, Regional 
Geology of Africa, and Biogeochemical techniques. Apart from the teaching and 
research experience, I have done consultancy-based studies in mineral 
exploration in Africa (Nigeria). I have also applied mineralogic/petrogenetic 
and geochemical techniques in exploration and environmental studies in Canada.

Publications:

Sakoma, E.M. and Martin, R.F. (submitted). Oxidation-induced postmagmatic 
modifications of primary ilmenite and annite, NYG-related aplite vein, Tibchi 
complex, Kalato, Nigeria. Mineralogical Magazine.

Sakoma, E.M., Martin, R.F. and Williams-Jones, A.E. (2000). The late stages of 
evolution of the Kwandonkaya A-type granite complex, as deduced from the mafic 
minerals. Journal of African Earth Sciences, v. 30, 329-350.

Ike, E.C. and Sakoma, E.M. (1983). Field geology of the Dago complex. Journal 
African Earth Sciences, v. 3, 97-100.