OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY
YEWA CAMPUS, AYETORO, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA
CURRICULUM VITAE
PART 1
A.
PERSONAL DATA
1.
Name:
Dr Olugbenga Omolaja OLUBANJO
2.
Department:
Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
3.
College:
Agricultural Sciences, Yewa Campus, Ayetoro
4.
Date and Place of Birth:
20th May 1965 / Ibadan, Oyo State.
5.
Nationality:
Nigerian
6.
Marital Status:
Married
7.
No. of Children:
Two
8.
Name and Address of Spouse:
Mrs. H. O. Olubanjo, S7/507B, Kajegbo St.,
Challenge, Ibadan, Oyo State
9.
Name and Address of Next of Kin: Mrs. H. O. Olubanjo, S7/507B, Kajegbo St.,
Challenge, Ibadan, Oyo State
10.
11.
Date of First Appointment
with the University:
7th November, 1988
Status on First Appointment:
Graduate Assistant
(Re-graded to Assistant Lecturer on 15th Jan. 1990)
12.
Present Position:
Reader
13.
Date of Last Promotion:
1st October 2006
14.
Date of Confirmation of
Appointment:
24th August 1993 (Effective: 7th November, 1988)
15.
If not Confirmed, Why?
N.A
N.A
16.
Period of Present Contract
…………………
……………….
Beginning
Ending
17.
Total Number of Years of
University Teaching and
Research Experience:
Twenty-five years and six months
B.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
1.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED:
(i)
I. C. C. Practising School, Oke-Bola, Ibadan: Primary School Leaving Certificate 1970-1976.
(ii)
Ibadan Grammar School, Molete, Ibadan: Secondary School Leaving Certificate 1976-1981
(iii)
Luba Comprehensive School, Ijebu-Ode: Secondary School Leaving Certificate - 1981-
1982.
(iv)
Ogun State University (now Olabisi Onabanjo University), Ago-Iwoye: B. Agric. Degree
(with Second Class Honours, Upper Division) in Agricultural Economics and Farm
Management - 1982-1987.
(v)
University of Ibadan, Ibadan: M. Sc. Degree in Agricultural Economics - 1988-1990.
(vi)
National Centre for Economic Management and Administration (Ibadan): Certificate for
participation in Macroeconomic Policy Analysis and Management Training Workshop April 1 to June 14, 1996.
(vii)
Beijer International Institute of Ecological Economics (Stockholm): Certificate for
participation in Beijer Research -Teaching Workshop in Environmental Economics October 21 to November 1, 1998.
(viii)
University of Ibadan, Ibadan: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Degree in Agricultural
Economics - 1990-2001.
(ix)
National Centre for Economic Management and Administration (Ibadan): Certificate for
participation in Macroeconometric Modelling and Policy Analysis Training Workshop –
July 19 to July 30, 2004.
(x)
Timberlake Consults’ STATA Elements Workshop (New York): Certificate for
participation in Skill Acquisition for STATA Programming and Statistical Analysis
Training at Subotnick Financial Services Centre, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch
College, CUNY, USA – August 2013.
2.
CURRENT HIGHER DEGREE PROGRAMME REGISTERED FOR: None
3.
AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS:
(i)
College Prize for the Best Final Year Student in the College of Agricultural Sciences,
Ogun State University, Ago - Iwoye, 1986/87.
(ii)
Departmental Prize for the Best Final Year Student in the Department of Agricultural
Economics and Farm Management, Ogun State University, Ago - Iwoye, 1986/87.
(iii)
University Commendation for Rendering a Meritorious Service in the 1990/91 Academic
Session at Ogun State University, Ago - Iwoye.
(iv)
Ogun State University Postgraduate (M.Sc.) Study Grant, 1988 to 1990.
(v)
African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) / Ogun State University (OSU)
Sponsorship to National Centre for Economic Management and Administration
(NCEMA) Training Programme on Macroeconomic Policy Analysis and Management,
April 1 to June 14, 1996.
(vi)
Ogun State University Ph.D. Thesis Writing Grant, 1997
(vii)
IDRC Travel Fellowship to participate in the INBAR - African Regional Experts
Consultation on Bamboo and Rattan in Johannesburg, South Africa, 30th August to 2nd
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September, 1998.
(viii)
Travel Fellowship to participate in the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Sponsored Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics’ Teaching Workshop in
Environmental Economics, Elmina, Ghana, 21st October to 1st November 1998.
(ix)
Travel Fellowship to participate in the INBAR – Sponsored Country Project
Development Visit to Limbe Botanical Garden, Mount Cameroon Project, Limbe,
Cameroon, March 1 to 6, 1999.
(x)
INBAR Research Grant (No. 99-612-S) to carry out a Socio-Economic / Livelihood
Development Survey of the Rattan Sector in Southern Nigeria, June 1999.
(xi)
Citation in the Directory of Participants in the African Capacity Building Foundation
(ACBF) - Assisted Training Programmes (April 1994 - June 1996).
(xii)
Citation in the National Directory of Sugarcane and Sugar Experts, 1996.
(xiii)
Citation in the Title Index: Titles Published by the Nigerian Journal of Animal Production
1974-1998 (25th Anniversary of Nigerian Society of Animal Production, 1998)
(xiv) Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) Sponsorship to the National Centre for Economic
Management and Administration (NCEMA) Training Programme on Macro-econometric
Modelling and Policy Analysis – July 19 to July 30, 2004.
(xv)
Olabisi Onabanjo University Senate Research Grant No.: OOU/SRG/05/4 for
Collaborative inter-disciplinary research on ‘fungal infestation and nutrient quality of
eight traditionally smoke-dried freshwater fish sold in markets in south-western Nigeria’
- with Dr Oye Fafioye and Mr. Tope Fagbohun, OOU Main Campus 2004-2006.
(xvi) Travel Fellowship to participate in the CODESRIA-sponsored Comparative Research
Network (CRN) Methodology Workshop held in Kampala, Uganda from 19th to 21st
November 2009.
(xvii) CODESRIA Research Grant Ref. CRN/CP4/2009 for Collaborative Multi-disciplinary
Cross-country Lowland-Mountainous Wetlands Analysis, November 2009.
(xviii) Long Service Award received in recognition of selfless contribution to the development
of Olabisi Onabanjo University during the commemoration of the university’s 30 th
Anniversary on 4th April 2013.
C.
WORK EXPERIENCE
1.
With External Organisations and International Institutions:
(a)
Sponsored trainee at the NCEMA (ACBF-Assisted) training workshops on
‘Macroeconomic Policy Analysis and Management’ (1996)
‘Macroeconometric Modelling and Policy Analysis’ (2004)
(b)
Consultant on INBAR ‘African Regional Experts Consultation on Bamboo and Rattan’ in
Johannesburg, South Africa (1998)
(c)
Sponsored trainee at the Beijer Institute (MacArthur Foundation-Assisted) teaching /
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research workshop on Environmental/Ecological Economics in Ghana (1998)
(d)
Consultant on INBAR Country Projects Development Visit (PDV) to Cameroon (1999)
(e)
Consultant and Project Leader/Lead Economist, Nigeria Production-to-Consumption
Systems (Rattan) Project (INBAR Grant No.: 99-612-S), 1999-2002
(f)
Consultant and Co-Coordinator (Nigeria), CODESRIA Research Grant Ref.
CRN/CP4/2009 for Collaborative Multi-disciplinary Cross-country Lowland-Mountainous
Wetlands Analysis, November 2009.
2.
With Other Universities:
(a)
External Examiner, Post-graduate programmes at:
(i)
The Dept. of Agric. Economics, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria;
(ii)
The Dept. of Agric. Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
(b)
Sabbatical Leave as an Associate Professor at the Department of Agricultural
Economics and Management, University of Swaziland (UNISWA), Luyengo
Campus, Swaziland, 2012-2013 academic session.
3.
Details of Professional Experience at the Olabisi Onabanjo University:
(i)
Teaching Function:
-Lecturer and examiner in several sub-degree diploma, and undergraduate courses
under the following titles:
*Principles of Management (AFM 108) 3Units
*Cooperative and Small Business Management (AFM 404) 3Units
-Lecturer and examiner in several postgraduate courses under the following titles:
*Macroeconomic Theory (AEC 802) 3Units
(ii)
Research Activities (On-going):
*Hedonic analysis of the determinants of rattan price in Lagos, Nigeria.
*Stochastic frontier analysis of cocoyam production in Ondo State, Nigeria.
*Biophysical and Socioeconomic analysis of the Eleyele Wetland Catchments, Ibadan,
Nigeria.
(iii)
Administrative Functions and Contributions to the University:
-Coordinator, Departmental Seminars, 1990/1992, 1995/1996, 1996/1997,
and 1997/1998 Academic Sessions.
-Chairman, Faculty Seminar Committee, 2003/2004, and 2004/2005 Academic
Sessions.
-Chairman, Faculty Internally-Generated Revenue Committee, 2003/2004, and
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2004/2005 Academic Sessions
-Member, College Seminars and Open Lecturers Committee, 1990/1992; and
1996/97
-Coordinator, Departmental Research Farm, 1990/1992.
-Member, College Land Allocation and Tractor Hiring Unit, 1995.
-Member, College Farm Management Committee, 1997/98, 1999/2000, 2000/2001,
2004/2005 Sessions
-Member, College Sub-Degree Planning Committee, 1996/1997.
-Member, College Degree Foundation in Agriculture Programme Curriculum
Committee, 2004
-Sub-Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences, 1997/98 Academic Session.
-Member, College Advisory Council, 1997/98, 1998/99 Academic Sessions.
-Member, Olabisi Onabanjo University Senate, 1997/98, 1998/99, 1999/2000,
2000/2001, 2001/2002, 2003/2004, 2004/2005, 2005/2006 Academic Sessions
-Faculty Representative on University Students’ Disciplinary Committee, 1998/99
Session.
-Vice-Chairman, College Students’ Disciplinary Committee, 2007-2008.
-College Representative on Senate’s Curriculum Review Committee, 1998/99 Session
-Acting Head, Department of Agricultural Economics, Olabisi Onabanjo University,
Ago-Iwoye, 1998/99, 1999/2000, 2000/2001, 2001/2002, 2003/2004, 2004/2005,
2005/2006 Academic Sessions
-Member, Senate Committee on the Preparation of Guidelines on the Management of
the University Internet Facilities, 2000/2001 Academic Session
-Member, University Publications Committee, 2000/2001 Academic Session.
-Member, University Scholarships and Academic Prizes Committee, 2000/2001 and
2001/2002 Academic Sessions
-Member, Senate Committee on Learned Conferences Sub-Committee of the
Development Committee, 2004/2005, 2006/2007 and 2007/2008 Academic
Sessions
-Member and Secretary, College of Agricultural Sciences’ (CAS) Transition Committee,
6th to 30th July 2004.
-Member, Board of the College of Agricultural Sciences’ Degree Foundation
Programme, 2004/2005, 2005/2006 Academic Sessions
-Coordinator, College Website Project, 2005/2006 Academic Session
-Vice-Chairman, College NUC Accreditation Committee, 2005 and 2007.
-Member, OOU Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Committee,
2007/2008.
-Member, OOU Research and Development Sub-Committee, 2006/2007 and
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2007/2008.
-Member and Co-Editor, CAS Book Writing Project Committee, 2008.
-Sub-Dean (Postgraduate), College of Agricultural Sciences, 2010/2011 -2011/2012.
-Chairman, Post-graduate (PG) Committee, Department of Agricultural Economics and
Farm Management, OOU, 2012/2013.
(iv)
Contributions to the Nation:
-Member and Treasurer, Local Organising Committee (LOC), 8th Annual Conference
of the Nigerian Rural Sociological Association held at Ago-Iwoye from 13 - 17
March 1995.
-Member and Secretary, Communique Drafting Committee, Diocesan Agricultural
Development Programme (DADP) Seminar Series No. 001 organised by the
Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology, Ogun State
University, Ago - Iwoye and the Justice, Development and Peace Commission,
Catholic Diocese of Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria, held in May 1995.
-Resource Person, National Centre for Economic Management and Administration
(NCEMA) two-week training programme on ‘Economic Management and the
Environment’, November 1-12, 1999.
-Invited Resource Person, National Centre for Economic Management and
Administration (NCEMA) two-week training programme on ‘Population,
Environment and Sustainable Development’ from 29th July to 9th August 2002
(workshop cancelled due to logistic problems)
-Member, Communique Drafting Committee, Justice, Development and Peace
Commission Educational / Public Awareness Seminar Series No. JDPC/008 on
‘The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD)’ organised by the
Justice, Development and Peace Commission, Catholic Diocese of Ijebu-Ode,
Nigeria in December 2002.
-Member, LOC and Chairman, Information/Publicity Committee, 2nd National Research
Network Meeting and Conference of the National Research Network on Pilferage
in Agriculture (NARNPA) held from 5th to 8th April 2004
-Member, LOC and Communique Drafting Committee, 1st Southwest Workshop,
Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria (AESON), 1st December 2005 at the
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Yewa Campus, Ayetoro.
-Vice Chairman, LOC, 21st Annual National Conference of the Farm Management
Association of Nigeria (FAMAN Ayetoro 2007) held from 3rd to 6th September
2007 at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Yewa Campus, Ayetoro.
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D.
MEMBERSHIP AND REGISTRATION WITH PROFESSIONAL BODIES:
-Member, Nigerian Rural Sociological Association (NRSA)
-Member, Agricultural Society of Nigeria (ASN)
-Member, International Network for Bamboo and Rattan (INBAR)
-Member, International Network for Economic Methods (INEM)
-Member, Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF)
-Member, International Network for Indigenous Knowledge and Development
-Member, International Society for Ecological Economics (ISEE)
-Member, Beijer International Institute of Ecological Economics Network
-Member, Nutrition Society of Nigeria (NSN)
-Member, Nigerian Association of Agricultural Economics (NAAE)
-Member, Farm Management Association of Nigeria (FAMAN)
E.
PUBLICATIONS:
1
THESIS/DISSERTATIONS:
(i)
O.O. Olubanjo, 1987, An Analysis of Food Consumption Pattern in a Rural Setting: A
Case Study of Ago - Iwoye, Nigeria. Unpublished B. Agric. (Hons.) Dissertation.
Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management. Ogun State University,
Ago – Iwoye. 74pp.
(ii)
O.O. Olubanjo, 1989, An Analysis of the Economic Profitability of the Public Sector
Fish Farming in Ogun State. Unpublished M. Sc. Dissertation, Department of
Agricultural Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan. 56pp.
(iii)
O.O. Olubanjo, 2001, An Analysis of Farm-Households’ Savings and Investment
Patterns in Ogun State, Nigeria. An Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis. Department of
Agricultural Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan. 330pp.
2.
BOOKS:
(1)
O.O. Olubanjo, (ed.). 2007. Pathways to Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Economic
Development in Nigeria: Essays in Honour of Bamidele O. Durojaiye. Ibadan: St. Paul’s
Publishing House. ISBN: 978-978-48330-9-7. (209pp.)
(2)
J.O.Y. Aihonsu, O.O. Olubanjo, S.O. Akinleye, and P.A. Okuneye, (eds.) 2007.
Infrastructure and Water Management in Nigeria’s Agricultural and Rural Development
Systems. Abeokuta, Nigeria: Farm Management Association of Nigeria.
ISBN: 9782607-002. (310pp.)
(3)
Agunbiade, J.A., O.A. Adeokun and O.O. Olubanjo (eds.) 2008. Things Have
Changed. Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria: Olabisi Onabanjo University Press. ISBN: 978-2556-736. (171pp.)
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3.
REFEREED MONOGRAPHS AND RESEARCH REPORTS:
(4)
Ayegba, C.M., O.O. Olubanjo, Adedokun, O. A., Afolabi, C.M., Baba Yusuf, M.,
Oyekunle, S.O., Popoola, K.O., and Uwodi, O.J., 1996, Foreign Exchange Rate and the
Purchasing Power Parity Doctrine: A Case of Nigeria. (pp. 34 – 49). In NCEMA (ed.)
Macroeconomic Policy Analysis and Management Training. Programme Report, 1996,
National Centre for Economic Management and Administration, Bodija, Ibadan.
(5)
O.O. Olubanjo, and Shittu, O. A. L., 1998, A Socio-Economic Assessment of the
Artisanal Sector in Nigeria. The Case of the Bamboo and Rattan Crafts Enterprises in
the Lagos Area. A Research Report submitted to the International Network for Bamboo
and Rattan, New Delhi, India, and Reviewed in INBAR News Magazine, 6 (1 & 2): 25.
(6)
O.O. Olubanjo, 2002, Extensive Rattan Production-to-Consumption Systems in
Southern Nigeria: A Case Study. The International Network for Bamboo and Rattan
Working Paper No 40 (September). Beijing, China: INBAR. Online
<http: /www.inbar.int/publication/txt/INBAR_Working_Paper_No40.htm> 60pp
(7)
O.O. Olubanjo, and Adedoyin, S.F., 2002, ‘’Blueprint for Intervention in the Rattan
Economy of the Southern Nigeria’’. Nigeria PCS (Rattan) Project Report (June 2002). A
Supplementary Report to the Final Country Project Document submitted to the
International Network for Bamboo and Rattan, Beijing, China.
(8)
O.O. Olubanjo, Okewu, S.B., Adebayo, S.A., Adunbarin, T.A., Akandu, J.U., Badejo,
M. and Hadiza, H., 2004, An Empirical Investigation of the Determinants of Output
Growth in Nigeria. (Section 2; pp. 6 –14) In NCEMA (ed.) Macroeconometric Modelling
and Policy Analysis Training. Programme Report, 2004, National Centre for Economic
Management and Administration, Bodija, Ibadan.
(9)
Olaleye, A.O., O.O. Olubanjo, M.N. Tijani, A.M. Shittu and S.O. Akinleye, 2011,
Comparative Assessment of Wetland Losses and Degradation in Nigeria and Lesotho:
Impacts of Climate Change and Anthropogenic Pressure. CODESRIA Comparative
Research Network (CRN) Study Report, 2011, Council for Development and Social
Science Research in Africa, Dakar, Senegal.
4.
JOURNAL ARTICLES (in print):
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Durojaiye, B.O. and O.O. Olubanjo, 1987, Socio-Demographic Factors, Income
Distribution and Food Consumption Pattern in Rural Nigeria: The Case of Ago-Iwoye
and Its Implication, The Nigerian Journal of Rural and Community Development (OSU,
Ago-Iwoye), 1(1): 1 - 24.
(11)
O.O. Olubanjo, and Ilo, M.B., 1992, Rural Savings Behaviour and Income Distribution
in an Era of Adjustment: A Cross-Section Evidence from Ogun State, Nigeria, The
Nigerian Journal of Rural and Community Development (UNN, Nsukka), 4(2): 1-12.
(12)
Oyekunle, M.A., O.O. Olubanjo, and Fasina, O.E., 1992, Foetal Wastage in Abattoirs
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and Its Implications: Situation Report from Ogun State, Nigeria, The Nigerian Journal of
Animal Production (OAU, Ile-Ife), 19(1 & 2): 57 - 63.
(13)
O.O. Olubanjo, Ogungbe, O. and Raufu, W.A., 1995, Household Industries and
Efficient Utilization of Rural Labour for Rural Development: The Case of Ogun State,
Nigeria, The Nigerian Journal of Rural and Community Development (UNN, Nsukka),
5(1 & 2): 62-72.
(14)
O.O. Olubanjo, 1998, Profile of the Poor and Poverty Alleviation in the Countryside:
The Case of Four Spatial Settlements in Ogun State, Nigeria, The Nigerian Rural
Sociologist (OSU, Ago-Iwoye) 2(1): 31-40.
(15)
O.O. Olubanjo, Oworu, O. O., and Odu, O., 1999, An Analysis of Sugarcane
Production of Small holders in Papa Lanto, Nigeria, Bangladesh Journal of Sugarcane,
(Bangladesh Sugarcane Research Institute, Pabna) 21: 123-127.
(16)
O.O. Olubanjo, Oludimu, O. L., and Kolawole, R.A., 2002, Status and Limitations of
Private Polyculture Fish Farms in Ijebu Division, Ogun State, Nigeria, The Ogun Journal
of Agricultural Sciences, (OOU, Ago-Iwoye) 2: 77-89.
(17)
O.O. Olubanjo, Bello, A.O. and Akinleye S.O., 2002, Socio-economic and
Environmental Determinants of Nutritional Outcomes among Primary School Children
of Farming Households in Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Nutritional Sciences
(Supplement) (UI, Ibadan) 23: 89-95.
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Fasina, O.F., Ologhobo, A.D., Adeniran, G.A., Ayoade, G.O., Adeyemi, O.A., Olayode,
G. and O.O. Olubanjo, 2004, Toxicological Assessment of Vernonia amygdalina Leaf
Meal in Nutrition of Starter Broiler Chicks. The Nigerian Journal of Animal Production
(UNAAB, Abeokuta) 31 (1): 3-11.
(19)
O.O. Olubanjo, Womiloju, S.O. and Akanni, K.A., 2004, Performance Appraisal of the
Role of Cycle Traders in the Marketing of Agricultural Staples. FAMAN (Farm
Management Association of Nigeria) Journal (UNAAB, Abeokuta) 7(2): 66-76.
(20)
O.O. Olubanjo, Akinleye, S.O. and Sokoya, E.O., 2005, A Profile of Women Foodstuff
Retailers in Ago-Iwoye Central (Cycle) Market, Ogun State, Nigeria. Nigeria Journal of
Rural Sociology (OAU, Ile-Ife) 5(1&2): 60-66.
(21)
O.O. Olubanjo, Okhiria, A.O. and Aina, O.M., 2005, The Nutritional Status and Health
Conditions of Older Adults: A Case Study of Odoraboyejo Community, Ijebu-Igbo,
Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Management and Rural Development (OOU, Ago-Iwoye)
2: 152-169.
(22)
O.O. Olubanjo, Atobatele J.T., and Akinwumi J.A., 2005, Savings and
Investment Patterns of Food Crops Farm-Households in the Ijebu Division of Ogun
State, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Management and Rural Development (OOU, AgoIwoye) 2: 318-339.
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Akinleye, S.O., O.O. Olubanjo and Adenrele, O.O., 2006, Hedonic Price Analysis of
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Sheep and Goat Market in Lagos State, Nigeria. African Journal of Livestock Extension
(UI, Ibadan), 4(July): 14-19.
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Sanwo, S.K., O.O. Olubanjo, Aihonsu, J.O.Y., Akinleye, S.O., and Gboteku, F.A.O.,
2006, Economic Viability of Teak (Tectona granis L. f) Planting Venture in Ogun State,
Nigeria. Nigeria Journal of Forestry (Forestry Association of Nigeria, Ibadan) 36(2): 1116.
(25) Oyebanjo, O., Shittu, A.M. and O.O. Olubanjo, 2006, Resource-Use Efficiency in RiceBased Farms in Obafemi-Owode LGA, Ogun State, Nigeria. Asset: An International
Journal (Series A) (UNAAB, Abeokuta) 6(1): 189-200.
(26) Adeyemi, O.A., D. Eruvbetine, J.A. Agunbiade, O.O. Eniolorunda and O.O. Olubanjo,
2006, Cassava Root Utilisation for Poultry Feed: Prospects and Limitations – A Review.
Journal of Agricultural Management and Rural Development (OOU, Ago-Iwoye) 3: 128149.
(27)
O.O. Olubanjo, Akinleye, S.O. and Soremekun, W.A., 2007, Determinants of Poverty
among Farmers in Ogun State, Nigeria. Agricultural Journal (Pakistan) 2(2): 275-280.
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O.O. Olubanjo, S.O. Akinleye and M.A. Balogun, 2007, Occupational Characteristics,
Technology Use and Output Determinants among Fisherfolks in Ogun Waterside Area,
Ogun State. FAMAN (Farm Management Association of Nigeria) Journal (UNAAB,
Abeokuta) 8(2): 1-6.
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O.O. Olubanjo, Akinleye S.O. and Ifebanjo G.J. 2007, Mushroom Marketing in
Southwestern Nigeria: Consumer Preferences and Obstacles. Journal of Hospitality,
Tourism and Home Management (OOU, Ago-Iwoye) 1(1): 56-61.
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O.O. Olubanjo and Oyebanjo, O., 2008, Determinants of Profitability in Rain-fed Paddy
Rice Production in the Ikenne Agricultural Zone, Ogun State, Nigeria. Journal of Food,
Agriculture and Environment (Finland) 6(1): 97-101.
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Fafioye, O.O., Fagbohun, T.R. and O.O. Olubanjo, 2008, Fungal Infestation and
Nutrient Quality of Traditionally Smoke-Dried Freshwater Fish. Turkish Journal of
Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (Turkey) 8: 7-13.
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O.O. Olubanjo, Akinleye, S.O. and Banjoko, S.O., 2008, Contribution of the Farm
Diversification Component of the UN/FAO Special Programme for Food Security
(SPFS) to Farmers’ Incomes in Ago-Iwoye Farm Settlement, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Science Focus (LAUTECH, Ogbomoso) 13(1): 26-30.
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O.O. Olubanjo, 2009, Agriculture, Environmental Considerations and Sustainable
Development in Developing Countries: An Overview. International Journal of Scientific
Reports and Developmental Issues (OOU) 2(1): 45-54.
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O.O. Olubanjo, Atobatele J.T., and Akinwumi J.A., 2010, Inter-relationships among
Interest Rates, Savings and Investment in Nigeria: An Ex Post Analysis for 1975-1992
Period With Projections for 2010. Journal of Agricultural and Social Research
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(University of Port Harcourt) 10(1): 80-96.
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A.O. Idowu, J.O.Y. Aihonsu, O.O. Olubanjo and A.M. Shittu, 2011, Determinants of
Income Diversification amongst Rural Farm Households in Southwest Nigeria.
Economics and Finance Review (U.K.) 1(5): 31-43.
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M.N. Tijani, A.O. Olaleye and O.O. Olubanjo, 2011, Impact of Urbanization on Wetland
Degradation: A Case Study of Eleyele Wetland, Ibadan, SW-Nigeria. Africa Geoscience
Review (France) 18(3): 7-24.
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A.I. Odine, A.M. Shittu, I.A. Ayinde and O.O. Olubanjo, 2011, Assessment of the
Economic and Environmental Value of Selected Wetlands in Southwest, Nigeria. Africa
Geoscience Review (France) 18(4): 91-101.
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Otunaiya, A.O., P.A. Okuneye, O.O. Olubanjo and A.M. Shittu, 2013, Factor Demand
and Inputs Substitution of Inorganic Fertilizer Use in Food Crops Production in
Southwestern Nigeria. European Journal of Scientific Research 108(3) August: 349359.
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Olarewaju, T.O., A.M. Shittu, O.O. Olubanjo, A.O. Dipeolu and C.I. Sodiya, 2014,
Perceived Benefits of Selected Wetlands in South-west Nigeria. Global Nest Journal
16(1): 169-178.
5.
PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION IN JOURNALS:
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O.O. Olubanjo, 2009, Theft Incidences, Motivation and Consequences on Private
Agricultural Ventures in Nigeria. Journal of Research in Education and Rural
Development (OAU) 5(2).
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A.O. Otunaiya, P.A. Okuneye and O.O. Olubanjo, 2011, Inorganic Fertilizer Use and
Technical Efficiency in Food Crop Production in Ogun State, Nigeria. International
Multidisciplinary Journal of Scientific Research (OOU).
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS:
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O.O. Olubanjo, 2001, Local Commodity Trade. (Section G; pp. 126-153). In Adesanya,
A. and Ogunyemi, Biodun (eds.) Resource Manual on Functional Literacy for Women.
Forum for African Women Educationalists, Nairobi and Social Science Council of
Nigeria, Abuja. (September)
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O.O. Olubanjo, Bamiro, O.M. and Olubanjo, A. O., 2005, Wild Fish Catch in Nigerian
Waters: A Review with Historical Data for the Period 1971 – 2000. (Chapter 30; pp.
177-189.) In Okoko, E., Adekunle, V.A.J. and Adeduntan, S.A. (eds.) Environmental
Sustainability and Conservation in Nigeria. Book of Readings. Akure: Environmental
Conservation and Research Team, ECRT, Federal University of Technology, Akure.
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O.O. Olubanjo, 2005, Management of Agricultural Enterprises. (Chapter VII; pp. 7286). In Oludimu, O.L. and Amos Ogunsiji (eds.) Agricultural Management: A Book of
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Readings. Ibadan: Asogun Books Publishers.
(45) O. O. Olubanjo and O. Y. Daisi, 2007, Did Nigeria’s Agriculture Benefit from Protection?
Evidence for Rice and Maize. (pp. 29-38) In O.O. Olubanjo (ed.) Pathways to
Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Economic Development in Nigeria: Essays in Honour
of Bamidele O. Durojaiye. Ibadan: St. Paul’s Publishing House. ISBN: 978-978-483309-7.
(46) O.O. Olubanjo, 2007, Ethics and Economic Use of Bovine Foetuses Recovered from
Public Abattoirs in Ogun State, Nigeria. (pp. 115-135) In O.O. Olubanjo (ed.) Pathways
to Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Economic Development in Nigeria: Essays in
Honour of Bamidele O. Durojaiye. Ibadan: St. Paul’s Publishing House. ISBN: 978-97848330-9-7.
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O.O. Olubanjo and A.A. Akinleye, 2010, Economic Opportunities in Agriculture.
(Chapt. Three; pp. 27-36) In O.A. Adeyemi, O.E. Fapojuwo and O.S. Sosanya (eds.)
Foundations of Agricultural Production and Management. Ago-Iwoye: Olabisi Onabanjo
University Press. ISBN: 798-2556-09.
7.
PUBLISHED CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS
(a)
Papers Published in Conference/ Workshop Proceedings:
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O.O. Olubanjo, A.S. Onasanya and Lawal, B.O., 1998, Replicating the Children-inAgriculture Programme (CIAP) on a National Scale: A Critique. (pp. 303-314). In
Adedoyin, S.F. and D. Olu Torimiro (eds.) Rural Children and the Future Food Security
of Nigeria. Ijebu-Igbo: Segeto and Company.
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Durojaiye, B. O., and O.O. Olubanjo, 2000, The Collection, Analysis and Use of
Monitoring and Evaluation Data. (pp. 89-101). In Durojaiye, B.O. (ed.) Issues in
Agricultural and Rural Development. (Proceedings of the Training Workshop on
Agricultural and Rural Development, held at Gateway Hotel, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State
from 7-10 February 1995). Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria: Ademola Ige Ventures.
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O.O. Olubanjo, Bello A.O., and Oyebanjo O., 2001, A Nutritional Profile of Pre-School
Age Children of Farming Households in Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. (pp. 167 – 176). In
Onimawo I.A., Onigbinde A.O. and Iyawe H.O. T. (eds.) Human Nutrition and the
Challenges of the New Millennium. (Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Conference of the
Nutrition Society of Nigeria held at the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Nigeria from
28th – 30th November 2001). Benin City, Nigeria: Ambik Press.
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O.O. Olubanjo, Oyebanjo, O., and Olusanya, O., 2002, Resource Productivity and
Efficiency in Upland Rice Farming Systems: The Case of Obafemi-Owode Local
Government Area, Ogun State, Nigeria. (pp. 129 – 136) In Ibitoye, O.A. (ed.) Rural
Environment and Sustainable Development in Nigeria. Proceedings of the National
Conference on ‘Rural Environment and Sustainable Development in Nigeria’. Research
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Group for African Environment and Development/ Department of Geography and
Planning Science, University of Ado Ekiti. Petoa Educational Publishers.
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O.O. Olubanjo, Oyebanjo, O., and A.O. Adebayo, 2002, A Rapid Assessment of
Women’s Participation in the Coastal and Inland Capture Fisheries of the Ogun
Waterside Area, Nigeria. (pp. 148 – 151) In Ibitoye, O.A. (ed.) Rural Environment and
Sustainable Development in Nigeria. Proceedings of the National Conference on ‘Rural
Environment and Sustainable Development in Nigeria’. Research Group for African
Environment and Development/ Department of Geography and Planning Science,
University of Ado Ekiti. Petoa Educational Publishers.
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O.O. Olubanjo, and Adefuye, B.O., 2005, Agricultural Produce Thefts and Indigenous
Prevention (and Curtailment) Practices in Ijebuland of Nigeria. (pp. 59-65). In Adedoyin,
S. Fola and O.A. Adeokun (eds.) Pilferage and Biopiracy: Implications for Food
Security, Employment and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria. Proceedings of the 2nd
National Conference of the National Research Network on Pilferage in Agriculture,
NARNPA.
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O.O. Olubanjo, Famurewa, M.O. and Olayode, G.O., 2005, Operational Practices,
Productivity and Problems in Live Pig Production: A Case Study of Commercial Farms
in Ijebu Division, Ogun State, Nigeria. (pp. 73-83) In Okuneye, P.A. and K. Adebayo
(eds.) Promoting Private Sector Participation in Nigerian Agriculture. Proceedings of the
18th FAMAN Conference held at the University of Calabar, Calabar.
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Akinleye, S.O., O.O. Olubanjo, and Odunaiya, O., 2005, Recasting the ProductivityEnvironment Paradigm: Indigenous Technology Experiences from Nigeria. (pp. 447451) In Olufayo, A.A., Fagbenro, O.A., Ofuya, T.I., Ajayi, A. Olaniyi, M.O., Ogunjobi,
K.O., and Ajayi, A.E. (eds.). Proceedings of an International Conference on ‘Science
and Technology for Self Reliance: Challenges for Developing Countries’ held from 14 –
19 August at the Federal University of Technology, Akure.
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O.O.Olubanjo, G.O. Olayode and O.E. Fasina, 2005, Bitter Leaf (Vernonia
amygdalina): Uses and Potentials as Home Garden Species. (pp. 36-43) In Ladele,
A.A., A.M. Omotayo, A.B. Ogunwale and O.D. Kolawole (eds.) Promoting Rural and
National Economic Transformation Through Agricultural Revolution. Proceedings 14th
Annual Conference, Nigerian Rural Sociological Association, 7th – 10th November.
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Banwo, A. and O.O. Olubanjo, 2006, Marketing Management and Control Programmes
in Cooperatives and Agro-Allied Ventures. (pp. 65-85) In Anon. (ed.) Managing
Cooperative Ventures for Efficient Performance. Proceedings, OOU Consult / Ogun
State Cooperative Federation 2-Day Workshop for Cooperative and Agro-Allied
Ventures in Ogun State.
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O.O. Olubanjo and Olaitan, O.N., 2007, Economics of Harnessing Water and
Production Technologies for Commercial Fish Farming in Ijebu-North Local
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Government Area, Ogun state, Nigeria. (pp. 212-217) In Aihonsu, J.O.Y, O.O.
Olubanjo, Akinleye, S.O. and Okuneye, P.A. (eds.) Infrastructure and Water
Management in Nigeria’s Agricultural and Rural Development Systems. Proceedings of
the 21st Annual National Farm Management Association of Nigeria (FAMAN)
Conference held from 3rd to 6th September at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Yewa
Campus, Ayetoro.
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O.O. Olubanjo, S.O. Akinleye and M.I. Adekoya, 2007, Socio-Economics of FisherFolks in the Capture Fisheries of the Ogun Waterside Area, Nigeria. (pp. 288-298) In
Haruna, N., B.A. Jibril, Y.P. Mancha and M. Nasiru (eds.) Consolidation of Growth and
Development of Agricultural Sector. Proceedings of the 9th Annual National Conference
of the Nigerian Association of Agricultural Economists (NAAE) held from 5 th to 8th
November at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi.
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S.O. Akinleye, O.O. Olubanjo and S.D. Idowu, 2007, Multiple Use, Relative
Profitability and Sustainability Issues in the Exploitation of Non-timber Forest
Products in Ogun State. (pp. 403-409) In Haruna, N., B.A. Jibril, Y.P. Mancha and M.
Nasiru (eds.) Consolidation of Growth and Development of Agricultural Sector.
Proceedings of the 9th Annual National Conference of the Nigerian Association of
Agricultural Economists (NAAE) held from 5th to 8th November at the Abubakar Tafawa
Balewa University, Bauchi.
8.
MANUSCRIPTS IN PROCESS / SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION:
(i)
O.O. Olubanjo, Profile and Needs Assessment of the Bamboo and Rattan Sector in
Nigeria (in process).
(ii)
O.O. Olubanjo and A.S. Seidu, Profitability and Efficiency of Cocoyam Production in
Ondo State, Nigeria (in process).
(iii)
O.O. Olubanjo and K.O. Oboh, Productivity Differential and Value Addition among
Cane Basket Producers in Lagos State (in process).
(iv)
O.O. Olubanjo and A.A. Salako, Economics of Rainfed and Irrigated Arable Crop
Production Systems in the Ogun-Oshun River Basin and Rural Development Authority
(OORBDA) Project Areas, Ogun and Lagos States, Nigeria (in process).
(v)
O.O. Olubanjo and T.M. Orisasona, Efficiency of Cocoa Production in Ondo State,
Nigeria (in process).
9.
UNPUBLISHED CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP PAPERS AND PUBLIC LECTURES:
(i)
O.O. Olubanjo and Adekunmisi A. A., 1994, “Agricultural Business in Nigeria: The Way
Forward.” A Paper Presented at the Workshop on “Agricultural Credit Administration”
organised by the United Bank for Africa Plc and held at Sango Plaza Hotel, Sango-Ota
from 7 - 11 June.
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(ii)
O.O. Olubanjo, 1995, “Agricultural Economics: The Discipline, Its Products, Their
Achievements and Future Prospects.” The text of an invited lecture delivered at the
Agricultural Economics and Farm Management Students’ Association (AEMSA) forum
at Ogun State University, Ago - Iwoye on the 8th of June.
(iii)
O.O. Olubanjo, 1997, “Decision-Making Process, Budgeting and NGOs Resource
Management.” A paper presented at the Pre-Season, Capacity - Building Training
Workshop for the Diocesan Agricultural Development Programme (DADP) Officials and
Animateurs at the Justice, Development and Peace Commission (JDPC), Catholic
Diocese, Ijebu-Ode, 24 April.
(iv)
O.O. Olubanjo, 1999, ‘‘Valuation Techniques: I & II’’. An Invited Paper Presented at the
National Centre for Economic Management and Administration (NCEMA) Training
Programme on “Economic Management and the Environment” from November 1-12.
(v)
O.O. Olubanjo, 2000, ‘‘Data Analysis and Interpretation’’. An Invited Paper Presented
at the Joint Departmental Seminar Series on Research Methods in the Department of
Agricultural Economics/Agribusiness and Farm Management, Ogun State University,
Ago-Iwoye.
(vi)
Akinleye S.O. and O.O. Olubanjo 2006, ‘‘Resource Access, Pastoral Transhumance
and Sedenterisation: Lessons in Conflict Mitigation from Nigeria’’. A Paper Presented at
the International Conference on the ‘Future of Transhumance Pastoralism in West and
Central Africa’, Abuja, Nigeria.
(vii)
Olubanjo, O.O. and S.O. Akinleye, 2008, ‘‘Foetal Wastage, Disposal Ethics and
Economic Use of Recovered Foetuses from Public Abattoirs in Southwestern Nigeria’’.
Poster Paper Accepted for Presentation at the 2008 International Conference on
‘Waste - The Social Context’, Edmonton Waste Management Centre of Excellence,
Edmonton, Canada, May 11-15.
F.
CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED:
(i)
Society for International Development (Ibadan Chapter) and Friedrich Ebert Foundation
Workshop on “Economic and Democratic Reforms in Nigeria’s Development “from 4 - 6
March, 1991 at the Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
Paper Read: None
(ii)
Agricultural Society of Nigeria 28th Annual Conference on “Thirty Years of Agricultural
Development in Nigeria” held at the University Auditorium, UNAAB from 1 - 5
November, 1992.
Paper Read: None
(iii)
Nigerian Rural Sociological Association 8th Annual Conference on “Sustainable
Development in Rural Nigeria: An Agenda for the Third Republic” held at Ogun State
University, Ago-Iwoye from 13 - 17 March 1994.
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Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, 1994, Agriculture, Environmental Considerations and Sustainable
Development in Developing Countries: An Overview.
(iv)
United Bank for Africa Plc Workshop on “Agricultural Credit Administration” held at
Sango Plaza Hotel, Sango-Ota from 7 - 11 June, 1994.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, and Adekunmisi A. A., 1994, “Agricultural Business in Nigeria: The
Way Forward.
(v)
1st National Conference, National Research Network on Pilferage in Agriculture
(NARNPA), Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye, 1995.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, 1995, Pilferage: Concept, Dimension, Likely Motivators and Effects on
Private Agricultural Ventures in Nigeria.
(vi)
National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA), Ogun State Directorate
and Triple D Consults Training Workshop on “Agricultural and Rural Development” held
at Gateway Hotel, 1jebu-Ode from 7 - 10 February, 1995.
Paper Read:
Durojaiye, B. O., and O.O. Olubanjo, 1995, The Collection, Analysis and Use of
Monitoring and Evaluation Data.
(vii)
National Centre for Economic Management and Administration (NCEMA) eleven-week
workshop on ‘Macroeconomic Policy Analysis and Management’, 1st April –14th June,
1996.
(viii)
Diocesan Agricultural Development Programme (PADP) Pre-season Capacity-Building
Training Workshop for Programme Officials and Animateurs held at Justice,
Development and Peace Commission (JDPC), Catholic Diocese, Ijebu-Ode, 24 April,
1997.
(ix)
Ogun State University Centre for Sandwich Programme (CESAP) Writers’ Workshop
held at Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye, December 1997.
(x)
Ogun State University Workshop on ‘‘Scientific and Medical Research’’ at Ogun State
University, Ago-Iwoye, March 6, 1998.
(xi)
Ogun State University Consultancy Services Workshop on “Administrative and
Financial Procedures for Officers of the University, 31st March, 1998 at Ogun State
University, Ago - Iwoye, Nigeria.
(xii)
Children-In-Agriculture Programme 1st National Research Network Meeting and
Conference on ‘‘Rural Children and the Future Food Security of Nigeria’’, held at the
Ogun State University, Ago – Iwoye, 23 - 26 March, 1998.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, A.S. Onasanya and Lawal, B.O., 1998, Replicating the Children-in16
Agriculture Programme (CIAP) on a National Scale: A Critique.
(xiii)
National Centre for Economic Management and Administration (NCEMA) two-week
workshop on ‘Economic Management and the Environment’, November 1-12, 1999.
(xiv)
National Conference on ‘‘Rural Environment and Sustainable Development in Nigeria’’
organised by Research Group for African Environment and Development/Department of
Geography and Planning Science, University of Ado Ekiti, 25-27 October 2001.
Papers Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, Oyebanjo, O., and Olusanya, O., 2001, Resource Productivity and
Efficiency in Upland Rice Farming Systems: The Case of Obafemi-Owode Local
Government Area, Ogun State, Nigeria.
O.O. Olubanjo, Oyebanjo, O., and A.O. Adebayo, 2001, A Rapid Assessment of
Women’s Participation in the Coastal and Inland Capture Fisheries of the Ogun
Waterside Area, Nigeria.
(xv)
32nd Annual Conference on ‘‘Human Nutrition and the Challenges of the New
Millennium’’ organised by the Nutrition Society of Nigeria held at the Ambrose Alli
University, Ekpoma, 28-30 November 2001.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, Bello A.O., and Oyebanjo O., 2001, A Nutritional Profile of Pre-School
Age Children of Farming Households in Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria.
(xvi)
Olabisi Onabanjo University Workshop on the Preparation of a Strategic Plan for the
University, 2001.
(xvii) Centre for Gender Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University Workshop on ‘‘Engendering
University Curriculum and Administration’’, 16th July 2002.
(xviii) 33rd Annual Conference and Scientific Meeting of the Nutrition Society of Nigeria on
‘‘Repositioning Nutrition for National Development’’, held at the Banquet Hall, Sheraton
Hotels and Towers, Ikeja and The Nigerian Institute of medical research, Yaba, Lagos,
from 27th to 30th November, 2002.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, Bello, A.O. and Akinleye S.O., 2002, Socio-economic and
Environmental Determinants of Nutritional Outcomes among Primary School Children
of Farming Households in Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria.
(xix)
Justice, Development and Peace Commission Educational/Public Awareness
Workshop on ‘The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD)’ held at Justice,
Development and Peace Commission (JDPC), Catholic Diocese, Ijebu-Ode, 12th
December 2002.
(xx)
13th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Rural Sociological Association on ‘Women
Empowerment and Household Food Security’, held at the Ladoke Akintola University,
Ogbomoso from 26th to 27th November 2003.
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Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, Akinleye, S.O. and Sokoya, E.O., 2003, A Profile of Women Foodstuff
Retailers in Ago-Iwoye Central (Cycle) Market, Ogun State, Nigeria.
(xxi)
18th Annual Conference of the Farm Management Association of Nigeria on ‘Promoting
Private Sector Participation in Nigerian Agriculture’, held at the University of Calabar
from 2nd to 4th December 2003.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, Famurewa, M.O. and Olayode, G.O., 2003, Operational Practices,
Productivity and Problems in Live Pig Production: A Case Study of Commercial Farms
in Ijebu Division, Ogun State, Nigeria.
(xxii) National Centre for Economic Management and Administration (NCEMA) two-week
workshop on ‘Macroeconometric Modelling and Policy Analysis’, 19th – 30th July 2004
(xxiii) Nigerian Association of Agricultural Economists’ (NAAE) 2004 Annual Conference on
‘Agricultural Marketing and Commercialisation for Sustainable Development’ held from
5th to 7th November at the Ahmadu Bello University, Samaru – Zaria.
Papers Read:
O.O. Olubanjo and Shittu, O.A.L., Employment, Income and Factor Productivity in the
Bamboo and Rattan Crafts Trade in the Lagos Area, Nigeria.
O.O. Olubanjo and A.O. Akindeinde, Value-Addition and Pricing Efficiency in the
Marketing of Rattan Baskets in the Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria.
(xxiv) 2nd National Research Network Meeting and Conference of the National Research
Network on Pilferage in Agriculture (NARNPA) held from 5th to 8th April 2005
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo and Adefuye, B.O., 2005, Agricultural Produce Thefts and Indigenous
Prevention (and Curtailment) Practices in Ijebuland of Nigeria.
(xxv) International Conference on ‘Science and Technology’ held from 14th to 19th August
2005 at the Federal University of Technology, Akure.
Paper Read:
Akinleye, S.O., O.O. Olubanjo and Odunaiya, O., 2005, Recasting the ProductivityEnvironment Paradigm: Indigenous Technology Experiences from Nigeria.
(xxvi) 1st National Conference on ‘Organic Agriculture in Nigeria’ held from 25th – 28th October
2005 at the University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
Papers Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, Ifebanjo, G.J. and Akinleye, S.O., Economics of Commercial
Mushroom Production in Lagos and Ota (Ogun State), Nigeria.
O.O. Olubanjo, Akinleye, S.O. and Ifebanjo, G.J., Consumers’ Preference and
Obstacles in the Marketing of Mushroom in Lagos and Ota (Ogun State), Nigeria.
(xxvii) 11th National Conference on ‘Changing Perspectives in Extension Innovation System in
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Nigeria’ held from 3rd – 6th April 2006 at the University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo, Akinleye, S.O. and Soremekun, W.A., Determinants of Poverty among
Farmers in the Ijebu-North Local Government Area, Ogun State, Nigeria.
(xxviii) International Conference on ‘The Future of Transhumance Pastoralism in West and
Central Africa’ held from 21-25 November 2006 at the National Centre for Women
Development, Abuja. Theme: ‘The Pastoral Food and Product Chain: Chain, Strategies,
Dynamics, Conflicts and Interventions’.
Paper Read:
Akinleye, S.O. and O.O. Olubanjo, Resource Access, Pastoral Transhumance and
Sedenterisation: Lessons in Conflict Mitigation from Nigeria.
(xxix) 21st Annual National Conference of the Farm Management Association of Nigeria
(FARM) on ‘’Infrastructure and Water Management in Nigeria’s Agricultural and rural
Development Systems’’ held from 3rd to 6th September 2007 at the Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Yewa Campus, Ayetoro.
Paper Read:
O.O. Olubanjo and Olaitan, O.N., 2007, Economics of Harnessing Water and
Production Technologies for Commercial Fish Farming in Ijebu-North Local
Government Area, Ogun state, Nigeria.
G.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LIFE
(a) Within the University:
Programmes’ restructuring, and implementation of the full collegiate structure in the
College of Agricultural Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye.
Development and Implementation of the CESAP (sandwich) sub-degree programme in
Agricultural Finance, Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm
Management, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye.
Development and Implementation of Postgraduate programmes in Agricultural
Economics, Department of Agricultural Economics, Olabisi Onabanjo University.
Supervision and completion of two (2) PG Diploma and four (4) M.Sc. (Agricultural
Economics) Dissertations, and Co-supervision and completion of two (2) Ph.D.
(Agribusiness and Farm Management) theses in the Department of Agricultural
Economics and Farm Management, OOU Yewa Campus.
Production of a Strategic Plan (2002-2005) for the Development of the Department of
Agricultural Economics, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye.
Development and implementation of the Degree Foundation Programme Curriculum for
the College of Agricultural Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ayetoro.
Contribution to the Production of Guidelines on the Management of the University
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Internet Facilities, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye.
Contribution to the Production of University Publications Policy, Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Ago-Iwoye.
Coordination of the Project for the Creation of a Website for the College of Agricultural
Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ayetoro.
Facilitation of Linkage/Collaboration between Olabisi Onabanjo University and INBAR
in the Evolvement of Intervention Framework for the Transformation of the
Extensive Rattan Economy of Southern Nigeria.
Facilitation of Capacity Building among staff and students through commissioned
country-level project implementation, and through sponsored institutional training
and travel grants/fellowships in association with NCEMA (Nigeria), ACBF
(Zimbabwe), CODESRIA (Senegal), IDRC (Canada), Beijer Institute (Sweden),
IFAD (Rome) and INBAR (China).
Coordination of the Hosting of the 21st Annual National Conference of the Farm
Management Association of Nigeria (FAMAN) at the Olabisi Onabanjo
University, Yewa Campus, Ayetoro.
(b) Outside the University:
Consultant to INBAR, and Project Leader/Lead Economist in the implementation of a
baseline study, and in the evolvement of a blueprint for development assistance
in the rattan economy of southern Nigeria.
Facilitation of Nigeria’s signing of the INBAR Establishment Treaty in Beijing, China, the
symbolic hoisting of Nigeria’s flag, and the attainment of INBAR Member Country
status in 2004.
Consultant and Country Coordinator in the implementation of a multi-disciplinary crosscountry wetlands analysis within the CODESRIA Comparative Research
Network (CRN) Framework.
Resource Person, National Centre for Economic Management and Administration
(NCEMA).
External Assessor, post-graduate dissertation, Department of Agricultural Economics,
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.
External Assessor, post-graduate thesis, Department of Agricultural Economics,
University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
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