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CURRICULUM VITAE of Prof. Philip Olasupo ALEGE

1. SURNAME: ALEGE PHILIP OLASUPO

2. DATE OF BIRTH: 29th

October, 1950

3. GENDER: Male

4. TOWN: Iresi

5. LOCAL GOVT. AREA: Boluwaduro

6. STATE OF ORIGIN: Osun

7. NATIONALITY: Nigerian

8. MARITAL STATUS: Married

9. RELIGION: Christianity

10. NUMBER OF CHILDREN: Three (3)

11. CONTACT ADDRESS: Department of Economics and Development Studies

12. RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Block F, Flat 4, New CU Quarters

13. TELEPHONE NUMBER: 0805 646 1928

14a. E-MAIL ADDRESS: philip.alege@covenantuniversity.edu.ng

14b. ALTERNATIVE E-MAIL ADDRESS: philalege@yahoo.com

14c. GOOGLESCHOLAR CITATION PAGE: http://scholar.google.com/cita

14d. RESEARCHGATE ID: www.researchgate.net/p

15. PRESENT POSITION: Professor of Economics, Covenant

University.

16. INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED

Covenant University, Ota 2003-2008

Vrije Universiteit van Brussel, Bruxelles 1985-1986

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles 1983-1985

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles 1981-1983

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles 1979-1981

Institut Technique de MOT Couvereur 1976-1977

Chambre de Commerce de Bruxelles 1975-1976

Akinorun Grammar School, Ikirun 1968-1971

Baptist Secondary Modern School, Iresi 1965-1967

17. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS WITH DATES Institution Certificate Year

Covenant University, Ota PhD (Economics) 2008

Vrije Universiteit van Brussel, Bruxelles M.Sc Industrial Location & Devt. 1986

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles M.Sc Econometrics 1985

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles License on Science Economiques 1983

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles Candidate en Science Economiques 1981

Institut Technique de MOT Couvereur Preparatory Classes 1977

Chambre de Commerce de Bruxelles Diploma in French 1976

Akinorun Grammar School, Ikirun West African School Certificate 1971

Baptist Secondary Modern School, Iresi Modern School Leaving Certificate 1967

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18. TEACHING EXPERIENCE

(a) Duration of Teaching Experience in the University

Covenant University: Over Twelve (12) years

Other University: Three (3) years

(b) Academic Leadership Position(s) Held

Head of Department: 2013/2014 till date

Editor-in-Chief: Covenant Journal of Business and Social Sciences: 2014/2015

Leader, African Development Issues Cluster (ADI), Covenant University

Departmental Coordinator, PG Programmes, 2010-2013.

Member, College Research and Post Graduate Committee, 2012-2013 to 2013-2014.

Member, College Publication Committee, 2012-2013 till date

Member, Committee of the School of Postgraduate Studies, Covenant University: 2012-2013 to 2013-2014

Member, Committee of the Covenant University Centre for Research and

Development (CUCERD): 2012-2013to 2013-2014.

Member, Covenant University Strategic Planning Committee: 2012-2013- 2013-2014.

Member of Senate, Covenant University, August 2013-till date

Member, Conference Organizing Committee and Chairman Sub-Committee on

Editorial/Publicity International Conference on African Development Issues ICADI

2014.

Member, Editorial Board, Review of African Development Issues, 2014

NON-ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES AT COVENANT UNIVERSITY

(a) Examination Officer, CBS October 2004 – September 2008.

(b) Member, 2008 Summer School Committee.

(c) Member, Ad-Hoc Committee on CUSAT, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008.

(d) Member, CBS Seminar and Publication Committee, 2004/2005

(e) Chairman, Conference Committee, Economics Dept., 2006-2008

(f) Chairman, Welfare Committee, Economics Dept., 2005-2009

(g) Chairman, Welfare Committee, CBS, 2007-2010 (h) Staff Adviser, NESA, Covenant University Chapter: 2005-2009, 2010-2013

19. COURSES TAUGHT

(i) Undergraduate (a) Course Coordinator: CBS 111, CBS211 (2003/2004)

(b) Course Coordinator: CBS 211, ECO 315, CBS221, ECO325 (2004/2005)

(c) Course Coordinator: CBS211, ECO315, ECO414, ECO416 (2005/2006)

(d) Course Coordinator: ECO329, ECO422 (2005/2006)

(e) Course Coordinator: CBS211, ECO316, ECO414, (2006/07, 2007/08, 2008/09)

(f) Course Lecturer: ECO320, ECO325, ECO414, ECO 421

(g) Course Coordinator/Teaching: (2013-2014) Session

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CBS211: Mathematics for Business and Social Science

ECN 212: Principles of Economics I (Macro)

ECN 222: Principles of Economics II (Macro)

ECN 316: International Economics I

ECN 312: Intermediate Macroeconomics I

ECN 322: Intermediate Macroeconomics II

ECN 412: Advanced Macroeconomic Theory I

ECN 422: Advanced Macroeconomic Theory II

(ii) Postgraduate

(a) MSc.: ECO813: Quantitative Analysis 2010-2011

(b) MBA: ECO810: Quantitative Techniques 2010-2011

(c) MSc.: ECO833: Econometric Analysis I 2010-

(d) MSc.: ECO843: Econometric Analysis II 2012-

(d) MSc.: ECO821: Advanced Macroeconomics 2009-2010

(e) PhD: ECO952: Readings in Macroeconomics 2010-2012

(f) MSc.: ECO849: Mathematical Statistics 2010-2012

(g) 2012/2013-2013/2014 Sessions:

ECO833/ECO933: Econometric Analysis I

ECO843/ECO943: Econometric Analysis II

ECO849/ECO949: Mathematical Statistics

ECO952: Readings in Macroeconomics

CBS810: Research Methods

(h) 2014-2015 Session:

ECO833/ECO933: Econometric Analysis I

ECO849/ECO949: Mathematical Statistics

ECO952: Readings in Macroeconomics

ECO9XX: Advanced Research Methods

20. SCHOLARSHIP, FELLOWSHIPS AND PRIZES

1. Research Grant Awards: “Exploring the Effects of Business Formality on the

Capacity of Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) in Poverty Alleviation:

Evidence from Ado-Odo Local Government Area, Ogun State Nigeria” Grant

Number: CUCRID RG 021.01.15/FS 2. APPRECIATION AWARD: Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa, Arusha, Tanzania, 2011

3. BLUE Award for the Best Lecturer of the year: 2007-2008 in the Dept. of Econ. and

Development Studies.

4. BLUE Award for the Best Lecturer of the year: 2008-2009 in the Dept. of Econ. and

Development Studies.

5. Overall Best Student, Akinorun Grammar School, 1968-1971 set.

6. Winner, Western State Government Scholarship, 1969-1971

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21. PUBLICATIONS AND JOURNALS (INTERNATIONAL/LOCAL)

International Journal

1. ALEGE, P. Supo., (1990). Rural-Urban Differential In Consumption: An Evidence from

Kaduna and Oyo States of Nigeria, The Indian Journal of Economics, Vol. LXX, part III,

No 278 Jan., pp277-2939 (India)

2. ALEGE, P. Supo, (1993). Export and Growth In the Nigerian Economy: A Causality

Test, The Indian Journal of Economics, Vol. LXXIII, Part III, No .290, Jan., 397-416

(India)

3. ALEGE, P.O., (2005), Trade Liberation and Exports in the Nigerian Economy: An

Assessment, Journal of Social and Economic Development, Vol. 7, No. 2, pp159-174,

July (India) ISSN: 0972-5792

4. ALEGE, P.O., and I.O. OGUNRINOLA (2008). Financial Sector Reforms and the

Growth of the Nigerian Economy, Lagos Journal of Banking, Finance, and Economic

Issues, vol. 2, No. 1, pp50-76 (Nigeria) ISSN:2006-3776

5. OJO, J. A. T. and P. O. ALEGE (2010). Global Financial Meltdown, Macroeconomic

Fluctuations and Financial Flows: Implications for African Financial and Economic

Development, African Economic and Business Review, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp48-82 (USA)

ISSN: 1109-5609.

6. ALEGE, P. O. (2012). A Business Cycle Model for Nigeria, Journal of Applied Statistics, Vol.

3, No 1, pp 85-115. Published by CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA. Available online @

http://www.cbn.gov.ng/Documents/cbnjas.asp. (Nigeria) ISSN: 2168-8662.

7. ALEGE, P. O. and Evans OSABOUHIEN (2013). G-Localization as a Development Model:

Economic Implications for Africa, International Journal of Applied Economics and

Econometrics, Vol. 21, No. 1, pp 41-72 (India) ISSN: 0971-8281

8. ALEGE, P. O. (2011),Multilateral Trading System and the Potential for Sino-African Trade,

African Economic and Business Review, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp 1 – 37 (USA)

ISSN: 1109-5609

9. ALEGE, P. O., OJAPINWA, T. V. and H. T. BELLO (2012). Global Shocks and their Impact on

Nigeria: Lessons from Global Financial Crisis, European Scientific Journal, Vol. 8, No. 17, pp

18-34 ( Macedonia) ISSN:1857-7431. IC Impact Factor: 8.25

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10. ALEGE, P. O. and A. A. OGUNDIPE (2013). Environmental Quality and Economic Growth in

Nigeria: A Fractional Co-integration Analysis, International Journal of Development and

Sustainability, Vol. 2 Number 2, Available online@http//www.isdnet.com/ijds (Japan)

11. OGUNDIPE, A. A. and P. O. ALEGE (2013). Interest Rate Pass-Through to

Macroeconomic Variables: the Nigerian Experience. International Journal of Economics

and Finance. Vol. 5, No. 10, pp 18-35 ISSN: 1916-971X DOI: 10-5539/ijet.v5n10p18.

Thompson Reuters Indexed Monitored by SSCI with impact factor of 0.784

12. OGUNDIPE, A., OJEAGA, P., and ALEGE, P. O. (2014). International Trade, Do

Institutions Matter? Evidence from Regional Studies. Journal of Economics and

Sustainable Development. Vol. 5, No. 18. ISSN Print: 2222-1700 ISSN Online: 2222-

2855.

13. OJEAGA, P., ODEJIMI, D. and ALEGE, P. O. (2014). Rethinking Regional Energy

Policy: Towards Averting another Energy Crisis. Do Threats Matter in the Supply and

Generation Process? Journal of Energy and Technologies Policy. Vol. 4 No. 6, pp 1-17.

ISSN 2224-3232 (Paper) ISSN 2225-0573 (Online) Available online@

http://www.iiste.org/Journals/index.php/JETP/article/view/13817.

14. OLURINOLA, I. O., ALEGE, P. O., OJEAGA, P. and OLUWATIMIRO, Q. E.

(2014). A Practical Review of Mechanism Design: How implementable is it in the

Nigerian Context? Investigating the Role of PPP on Social Outcomes in Nigeria, Journal

of Knowledge Management, Economics and Information Technology, Vol. IV, Issue 3,

June. pp 1-27. ISSN: 2069-5934 Impact Factor: 2012 Evaluation Pending. Available

online@ http://www.scientificpapers.org

15. AKINYEMI O., OGUNDIPE A. A., and ALEGE P.O. (2014). Energy Supply and

Climate Change in Nigeria. Journal of Environment and Earth Science, Vol.4, No.14,

ISSN: 2224-3216 (Paper) ISSN 2225-0948 (online). IC impact factor value 5.56 pp. 47-

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16. OGUNDIPE A. A., ALEGE P.O. and OGUNDIPE O.M. (2014). Income Heterogeneity

and Environmental Kuznets Curve in Africa. Journal of Sustainable Development, Vol. 7,

No. 4, August. ISSN 1913-9063 E-ISSN 1913-9071 (Monitored by SSCI) Impact Factor:

0.517, pp 165-180

17. OJO, J. A. T. and P. O. ALEGE (2014). Exchange rate fluctuations and Macroeconomic

Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Dynamic Panel Cointegration Analysis, Asian

Economic and Financial Review. Vol. 4, No. 11, pp 1573-1591 ISSN: 2222-6737

(Pakistan).Website: http://www.aessweb.com/journal/5002 Impact Factor 0.23 (RePEc), 2013

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18. ALEGE, P. O. and A.O. OGUNDIPE (2015). Role of Services Trade in Economic

Development. British Journal of Economics, Management and Trade, 5(3): 350-365. Article no.

BJEMT.2015.029. ISSN: 2278-098X. DOI: 10.9734/BJMET/2015/13474 (USA).

19. ALEGE, P. O. and H. OKODUA (2014). International Competitiveness and Growth of

the Nigerian Economy: A Structural VAR-Based Perspective. Research in Applied

Economics Vol. 6, No. 4. ISSN: 1948-5433. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5296/rae.v6i2.

20. OLUWATOBI, S. O., EFOBI, U., OLURINOLA, I. O. and ALEGE, P. O. (2014).

Innovation in Africa: Does Institution Matter? South African Journal of Economics.

Online ISSN: 1813-6982. Impact Factor: 0.315.

21. OKODUA, H. and P. O. ALEGE (2014). Household Welfare Impact of Trade

Liberalization in Nigeria: A Computable General Equilibrium Model. Journal of

Economics and Sustainable Development, Vol. 5, No. 28, pp 41-52. Print ISSN: 2222-

1700. Online ISSN: 2222-2855

22. AKINYEMI, O.; ALEGE Philip O.; AJAYI Oluseyi; AMAGHIONYEODIWE Lloyd

and OGUNDIPE, Adeyemi A. (2015). Fuel Subsidy Reform and Environmental Quality

in Nigeria. International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy. Vol. 5, No 2 ISSN:

2146-4553. SCOPUS (Impact Factor: 0.567) IJEFI monitored by Thompson Reuters

23. *ALEGE, P. O. and Evans OSABOUHIEN (2015). Exchange Rate Nexus in Sub-Saharan

African Countries: Evidence from Panel Co-integration Analysis. Foreign Trade Review. Vol. 50

No. 3, pp151-167. ISSN: 0015-7325. Available online @ http://www.sagepublications.com

24. *OLUWATOBI, S. O.; EFOBI, U.; OLURINOLA, I. O. and Philip O. ALEGE (2015).

Innovation in Africa, why Institutions Matters. South African Journal of Economics

(SAJE). Vol. 83, Issue 3. Onlinelibrary.wiley.com.doi:10.1111/saje.12071. pp. 390-411.

25. *Adeyemo, K. A., ALEGE, P. and F. O. Iyoha (2015). Assessing the Connectedness

between the Adoption of Ifrs and the Strength of Accounting Institutions in Nigeria. Journal

of Accounting and Auditing: Research and Practice. IBIMA Publishing. DOI:

10.5171/2015.577245

26. *AKINYEMI, Opeyemi, ALEGE, Philip O.; OSABOUHIEN, Evans and OGUNDIPE, Adeyemi

A. (2016). Energy Security and Green Growth Agenda in Africa: Exploring Trade-offs and

Synergies. Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences. February

Local Journals

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27. ALEGE, P. O. (1995). The Structure and Policy Implications of Nigeria’s External Trade, 1960-

1984. Ife Journal of Economics and Finance, Vol.2, Nos.1 and 2, pp10-23 (NIGERIA) ISSN:

0775-7777.

28. OGUN, T.P. and P.O. ALEGE (2005). An Econometric Investigation of the Determinant

of Food Shortage in Nigeria, Journal of Economics and Management Sciences, Vol. 1

No. 1 pp18-36, September, pp18-36 (NIGERIA) ISSN: 0794-0331

29. ALEGE, P.O., and I.O.F. IZEDONMI (2008). The Impact of Monetary and Fiscal

Policy on the Real Gross Domestic Product of Nigeria, 1970-2003, The West African

Financial and Economic Review,(WAFER), Vol. 2, No. 1,June, pp32-58 (Nigeria)

ISSN: 978-36040-7-4

30. OGUNRINOLA, I.O. and P.O. ALEGE (2007). Micro-Credit and Micro-Enterprise

Development: An Analysis of Some UNDP-Assisted Rural-Based Enterprises in Nigeria,

The Nigerian Journal of Economics and Social Studies, Vol. 49, No. 1 (Nigeria) ISSN:

0029-0092

31. ALEGE, P. O. (2010), Are there any Feasible Anti-Cyclical Policies for Nigeria in the Era of

Global Economic Crisis? Covenant Journal of Business and Social Sciences, Vol. 3, Nos 1& 2,

pp 25-50 (Nigeria) ISSN: 2006-030

32. ALEGE, P. O. and A.O. OGUNDIPE (2013). Foreign Direct Investment and Economic

Growth in ECOWAS: A System-GMM Approach. Covenant Journal of Business and

Social Sciences. Covenant Journal of Business Social Sciences.Vol. 5, No. 1,

June. pp 1-22 ISSN: 2006-0300

33. *OYE, Queen E. and Philip O. ALEGE (2015). Changes in Head of Government and

Macroeconomic Fluctuations in Nigeria. Covenant University Journal of Politics and

International Affairs. Vol.3, No.1, pp 48-68. ISSN (Online): 2354-3507**

22. CONTRIBUTION TO BOOK (INTERNATIONAL/LOCAL)

ALEGE, P. O. and T. P. OGUN (2004). Exploring Globalization-Industrialization

Nexus for Economic Development, in Challenges of Nigerian Industrialization: A Pathway

to Nigeria Becoming a Highly Industrialised Country in the Year 2015. The Nigerian

Economic Society 2004 Annual Conference, pp 245-274 (NIGERIA)

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23. MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION

International Journals

a. OJO, J. A. T. and P. O. ALEGE. Transition to Performance-based Budgeting,

Forthcoming in Journal of Finance and Management in Public Services.

b. George E. O., ALEGE, P. O., Ojeaga, P., and Oluwatimiro, Q. Is Africa’s Current Growth

Reducing Inequality? Evidence from Some Selected African Countries. Available at

http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/62197/

c. ALEGE, P. O. and OGUNDIPE, A. O. Sustaining Economic Development of West African

Countries: A System GMM Approach. Available at http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/51702/

d. OLA-DAVID, O., ALEGE, Philip O. and OYELARAN-OYEYINKA (2015).

Creating a Local Learning Economy. Social Science Research Network (SSRN) WP

No. 2637566. Available at: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2637566.

e. ALEGE, Philip O. ADEDIRAN, Oluwasogo and OGUNDIPE, Adeyemi, (2016). Pollutant

Emissions, Energy Consumption and Economic Growth In Nigeria: A Multivariate

Granger Causality Framework.

f. OLUWATOBI, S. O.; ATAYERO, A. A. and P. O. ALEGE. An Assessment of The

Internet of Things (IoT) Adoption Readiness of Sub-Saharan Africa forthcoming

2015 IBIMA Conference

24. WORK IN PROGRESS a. OLOMOLA, P. A. and P. O. ALEGE, Examining the International Linkages of the Nigerian

Economy: A Global VAR Approach

b. ALEGE, P. O., OGUNDIPE, A. O. and I. O. OLURINOLA, Macroeconomic Policies and

the Informal Sector in an Oil Exporting Economy: A DSGE Model Approach.

c. ALEGE, P. O., Investigating Monetary and Fiscal Policy Responses to Exogenous Shocks in

Nigeria: A DSGE Approach.

d. ALEGE, P.O. and M. A. ADEBIYI, A Small Country DSGE Model for the Gambian

Economy.

e. BABILLA, T. K. and ALEGE, P. O. Productivity of Private Enterprise and Financial

Frictions in the Credit Market in LDCs: Evidence with a DSGE Model in Nigeria. Paper for

presentation at 18th GTAP Conference, Melborne, Australia, June, 2015.

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f. ALEGE, Philip O. and ADEBISI Ademola A.Exchange Rate Movements and Output

Dynamics: A DSGE Approah.

25. UNPUBLISHED CONFERENCE, WORKSHOP PAPER AND PUBLIC LECTURES

Technical Reports

a. ALEGE, P. O. (2008), Macroeconomic Policies and Business Cycles in Nigeria: 1970-

2004, PhD Thesis, Department of Economics and Development Studies, Covenant

University, Ota.

b. ALEGE, P.O., 1985, A Tentative Efficient Estimation of Investment Function in

The Manufacturing Sectors of the Belgium Economy by a Partial Adjustment

Adaptive Expectation Model, Thesis on Econometric Modeling in partial fulfillment of

the requirements for Masters Degree in Econometrics, U.L.B., Brussels, Belgium.

c. Alege, P.O.,1985, Projections of Bilateral Trade in the ASEAN Economy ,

Thesis on Economic Forecast for the Masters Degree in Econometrics, U.L.B

Brussels, Belgium

d. Alege, P.O. 1983, Customs Unions in Developing Countries: Application f

The Theory of the Second Best: Geographical Zones: ASEAN, CACM, ANDEAN,

ECOWAS, Thesis for the Licence en Science Economiques, U.L.B., Brussels, Belgium.

e. Alege, P.O (1986), A Feasibility Study of a Poultry Farm in Cotonou Republic of Benin:

A Commissioned Study for the Centre International d’Etude De Recherche et d’Action

Pour le Development (CINTERAD), Bruxelles, Belgium.

f. Alege, P.O., and A. Gbegnon, June, 1986. A Feasibility Study Of a Cold Room in

Port Novo, Republic of Benin: A Commissioned Study for the Centre International

d’Etude de Recherche et d’Action Pour le Development (CINTERAD) Bruxelles,

Belgium.

g. Regional Consultant (Ghana and Guinea Bissau) in ECOWAS Investment Climate

Monitoring Indicators Report (2012) with Economisti Associati srl (Lead Consultant)

Financed by ECOWAS Commission Abuja, Nigeria.

26. CONFERENCES ATTENDED

a. International Conference on Demography and Economic Development, Organised by the

Department of Economics and Development Studies, Covenant University, Ota July 14-

16, 2014.

b. Advanced CGE Modeling: Models of Regional Trade Integration. June 22, 2014. Dakar,

Senegal.

c. GTAP Annual Conference June 18-21, 2014. Dakar, Senegal.

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d. Training Course: Advanced CGE Modeling PEP and IFPRI June 16-17, 2014. Dakar,

Senegal.

e. Training Course: GAMS-Based CGE Models (Basic).December Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

f. 1st International Conference on African Development Issues, Covenant University

(ICADI), Ota, 5-6 May, 2014

g. TRAPCA Conference, Arusha, Tanzania, August, 2011

h. Dynare Summer School, Paris, France, June 2010

i. World Bank Institute-IDEP course in Preferential Trade Arrangement, Dakar,

Senegal, April, 2010

j. Workshop on Writing Winning Proposal organized by CDPGS in Nigeria, PAN-

African University, March 2010.

k. 6th

African Finance Journal Conference, Cape Town, South Africa, July 2009

l. International Conference/Round Table on Governance and Development,

Covenant University, Ota, March 2009.

m. 14th

African Econometric Society Conference, Abuja, Nigeria, July, 2009

n. 6th

Africa Finance Journal Conference, Cape Town South Africa, July, 2009

o. Annual Conference, Nigerian Economic Society, Calabar, August 2006.

p. Annual Conference, Nigerian Economic Society, Lagos, August 2005.

q. 1st International Conference on the Challenges of Human Development in the

21st Century Africa, Covenant University Ota, June 2005.

r. Annual Conference, Nigeria Economic Society Abuja, August 2004.

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27. B.Sc. /M.Sc./Ph.D SUPERVISION

Postgraduate Supervision: MSc. and MBA

(i) MSc. Economics

a. OGUNDIPE Adeyemi Adefioye (2011). Commodity Trade and Trade Potentials in ECOWAS.

Matriculation No.: 04AF00543

b. AKINYEMI Opeyemi Esther (2012). A Re-Examination of the Twin Deficit

Phenomenon in the Nigerian Economy. Matriculation No.: 05AF02008

c. OLUWATIMIRO Queen Esther (2013). Political Regimes and Economic Fluctuations in

Nigeria. Matriculation No.: 04AF00562

(ii) MBA a. EHIMERE Adaoma Ijeoma (2013). The Effect of Workforce Diversity on Organizational

Performance in the Nigerian Banking Sector: A Case Study of United Bank for Africa (UBA).

Matriculation No.: CU031020023

b. ADEGOKE Adetoro (2014). An Assessment of the Sensitivity of the Nigerian

Manufacturing Sector to Exchange Rate Fluctuations (1970-2012). Matriculation No.:

CUGP100360

(iii) Ph.D Supervision a. Dr. J. N. Taiwo (2012) (Co-Supervisor). The Impact of Microfinance on Welfare and Poverty

Alleviation in Southwest Nigeria. Matriculation No.: CU03GP0036

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b. Dr. A. O. Matthew (2014) (Co-Supervisor). Trade Liberalization, Institutions and Economic Growth

in Selected Sub-Saharan African Countries. Matriculation No.: CUGP040118

c. Dr. M. A. Adewole (2014) (Co-Supervisor). The Socio-Economic Dimensions of Human

Capital Investment in Nigeria. Matriculation No.: CUGP030005

d. Dr. K. Adeyemo (2014) (Co-Supervisor). Mandatory Adoption of International Financial

Reporting Standards (IFRS) and Nigerian accounting Institutional Infrastructure.

Matriculation No.: CUGP040052

e. Dr. A. O. Ola-David (2015) (Supervisor). Foreign Presence and Labour Productivity in

the Nigerian Manufacturing Sector. Matriculation No.: CU0210050.

f. OGUNDIPE, Adeyemi, A. (Supervisor) Commodity Price Volatility, Business Cycles and

Economic Growth in Selected African Countries. Matriculation No. 04F00543

g. OLUWATOBI, Stephen Olabimtan (Co-Supervisor) Impact of Knowledge Economy on

Economic Growth in Selected Sub-Saharan African Countries. Matriculation No.

CU0031100055

Member, Panel of Examiners (2013-2014 only)

1. OWOLABI Fadeke Esther (Political Science/International Relations)

2. OLUDAYO Olumuyiwa Akinrole (Human Resource Management)

3. CHIDOZIE Chidozie Felix (Political Science/International Relations)

4. OHUNAKIN Olayinka Soledayo (E.I.E)

5. OJEKA S. A. (Accounting)

6. ADEGBOYE (Banking and Finance) Internal Examiner

7. TAR Mariam (Languages) Internal Examiner

8. FABOYEDE (Accounting)

OTHER POSTGRADUATE ASSIGNMENTS AT COVENANT UNIVERSITY

Representing School of Post School, Covenant University as Examiner: Proposal Defence (2013-2014 y)

a. LERAMO Richard Oluwafemi (Mechanical)

b. FULANI Omoyeni Aderewa (Architecture)

c. EFOBI Rapuluchukwu Uchenna (Accounting)

d. NWOBU Obiamaka Adaeze (Accounting)

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e. ADELEKE Olawale Joshua (Mathematics) March 2015

28. ACADEMIC LINKAGES

a. Editor-in Chief, Covenant Journal of Business and Social Sciences, Ota, Nigeria.

b. Reviewer, International Journal of Social and Management Sciences, Albion

College, Albion, Michigan, USA

c. Reviewer, Journal of Applied Statistics, Central Bank of Nigeria.

d. Reviewer, World Development.

e. Reviewer, Economic and Financial Review (EFR), Central Bank of Nigeria.

* f. Associate Lecturer (Econometrics), Collaborative Postgradute Programme (CPP),

Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. 2014/2015-till date.

*g.Member International Editorial Board, 26th

IBIMA Conference, 2015.

External Examiner, MSc. Oral Examinations, Department of Economics, Obafemi

Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Nigeria

1. EKPERIWARE Moses Clinton (2012). External Debt, External Debt Relief and

Economic Growth in Nigeria: 1980-2009. Matriculation No.: SSP/08/09/H/2346

2. ADEDOYIN Stephen Olabode (2012). Changing Fiscal PolicyActions, Economic

Growth and Inflation in Nigeria: 1980-2009.

3. POWEI Oladiran Peremini (2012). Effect of Statutory Allocation on Fiscal Behaviour of

Local Government Areas in Osun State, Nigeria: 1997-2007. Matriculation No.:

SSP/08/09/H/2370

4. FALADE Olanipekun Emmanuel (2012). Capital Goods Imports, Domestic Investment

and Long-run Economic Growth in Nigeria: 1980-2010. Matriculation No.:

SSP/09/10/H/2601

5. IBITOWA Stephen Adesina (2012). Analysis of Trade Policy Reforms and Productivity

in Selected Sub-Saharan Countries: 1980-2008. Matriculation No.:

6. FATOMILOLA Osuolale (2014) The Effect of Government Spending on Agricultural

Output in Nigeria: 1980-2011. Matriculation No.: SSP/10/11/H/0814

7. AYILOLA Olakunle James (2014). Effects of Extra-Budgetary Spending on some

Macroeconomic Variables in Nigeria: 1998-2012. Matriculation No.: SSP/10/11/H/0119

8. AYINDE Omolola Deborah (2014). Influence of Self Control on Household

Consumption-Savings Among Workers in Obafemi Awolowo University. Matriculation

No.: SSP/11/12/H/2258

9. SAMOTU Ismaila Akolapo (2014). Electricity Consumption and Economic Growth in

Nigeria: 1971-2011. Matriculation No.: SSP/11/12/H/2305

10. OYESOLA Seun Anuoluwapo (2015). Bank Consolidation and Lending Channel of

Monetary Policy Transmission in Nigeria: 2005-2013.

External Examiner, Ph.D Oral Examinations, Department of Economics, Obafemi

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Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Nigeria

1. OLAYENI Richard Olaolu (2011). Effects of Oil Price Shocks on Nigerian Economy: 1970-

2008.

2. OLATONA Bamidele John (2012). Fiscal Discentralisation and Public Service Delivery in

Nigeria.

3. OLADIPO Samuel Omoniyi (2014). Analysis of Road Transport Infrastructure Development,

Economic Growth and Poverty Alleviation in Nigeria: 1980-2010. Matriculation No.:

SSP/09/10/H/2975

4. ADEBIYI, Oyeyemi Omodadepo (2014). Household Consumption, Female Employment and

Fertility Decisions in South Western Nigeria. Matriculation No.:

29. MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNING SOCIETIES AND PROFESSIONAL BODIES

a. Member, Nigerian Economic Society (NES)

c. Associate Member, Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM)

d. Member, American Studies Association of Nigeria, CU Chapter.

e. Member, African Econometric Society (AES).

f. Member, Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP).

g. Member, Poverty and Economic Analysis Network (PEP Net).

h. Member, African Growth and Development Policy Modeling Consortium (AGRODEP)

30. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: Travelling, Reading and Table Tennis

33. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THREE REFREES

1. Prof. I.O. Olurinola

Dean

College of Development Studies

Covenant University, Ota

Ogun State – NIGERIA

2. Prof. J.A.T. Ojo

Department of Banking and Finance

Covenant University, Ota

Ogun State – NIGERIA

3. Prof. S. I. Oladeji Department of Economics

Obafemi Awolowo University

Ile-Ife, Osun State – NIGERIA

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