Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mokenge P. Malafa (2nd nomination)
In his specialty, the use of Vitamin E for cancer prevention/amelioration: http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=%22Vitamin+E%22+cancer Google scholar found citation counts of 1552, 960, 674, 651, 541, etc. I conclude from this that this is a high-citation area and that his own citation counts, 123, 105, etc (while nothing to sneeze at) are not enough to make a convincing case for #C1. What else is there? Chair of a department is clearly not a high enough level administrative position for , and the awards listed in the article are certainly too low-level to count for much. And I also agree with the promotional language and conflict-of-interest concerns raised by DGG. If he were more clearly notable, I'd suggest stubbing it down to something neutral and better-sourced, but in this case because of the borderline notability and COI issues I think  is a better choice
— User:David, 00:40, 26 August 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PROF||WP:TNT (Wikipedia:Notability)