Dr. Samuel is a great researcher with an outstanding research track record, and a huge asset to the advancement of Energy and Thermofluids fields. He has over 80 articles indexed in Scopus and Web of Science and high indexed journals. He is a man who takes his initiative and possesses the ability to follow any assignment to a logical conclusion. He is very resourceful, intelligent, result-oriented, determined, dedicated and resolute at work. This is evidence from the number and quality of his publications, which smack of his research ability. Dr. Samuel’s work is visible among his peers. In addition to journal articles, he has published some research works in peer-reviewed book chapters. He has attended some national and international conferences where he presented his research works both as an author and a guest speaker. Dr. Samuel has also filed a patent. He is a promising researcher considering the quality of his research outputs. Dr. Samuel has experience as a Principal and Co- investigator in various research projects in his university and outside his university, and this has exposed him to the knowledge of applying for and managing research grants. Dr. Samuel is the Principal Investigator on “Artificial Intelligence Driven Solar-Biogas Hybrid Energy System for Farming Application and Power Generation” in his native country and a Co-Researcher on the NRF (South Africa) project "Solar-Biogas Hybrid Energy System for Farming Application". The grants have aided farmers and the populace in sub Saharan Africa by providing relief, boosting farming activities, and raising the average standard of living. Dr. Samuel is a man of the great seriousness and professional conscientiousness, personal warmth, and excellent intellectual disposition in an academic setting. Dr. Samuel’s renewable energy and energy conversion’s experience in conversion of waste to wealth as well as energy harvesting have been extended to cogeneration and poly-generation of hydrogen, fresh water, additive chemical, heating, power generations, etc. which led to him being awarded a Research Associate (Part-Time basis) at the University of South Africa for three years, and his fellowship has been extended due to his outstanding performance and unique delivery.