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CURRICULUM VITAE

CAREER OBJECTIVES: A team player, proactive individual, a goal setter, an achiever and an advocate of sustainable management of environmental resources.

A. FULL NAME: Bamgboye,Omolara Agbeke (Nee Idowu) B. PLACE AND DATE OF BIRTH: Lafiaji, . 7th January 1950 STATE OF ORIGIN: . PERMANENT HOME / POSTAL ADDRESS: 1, Ojora Avenue, Industrial Estate, P.O.Box 1312, Ikeja Lagos. PRESENT ADDRESS: Department of , Faculty of Science, , Ojo Expressway, P.M.B 1087, , Lagos. EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] C. MARITAL STATUS: Married NUMBER AND AGES OF CHILDREN: Four (4) Ages:32, 29, 28, 21 Years

D. EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED WITH DATES: University Of Nottingham, U.K. 1974 - 1980 Federal School Of Science, Lagos 1969 – 1972 Reagan Baptist Girls High School, Yaba, Lagos 1964 – 1968 Ade-Oshodi Memorial Baptist School,Epetedo,Lagos. 1956 – 1963 ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS OBTAINED WITH DATES Ph.D 1981 B.Sc (HONS) CHEMISTRY 2ND CLASS LOWER 1977 G.C.E. ‘A’ LEVEL 1972 SCHOOL CERTIFICATE ‘O’ LEVEL 1968 FIRST SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE 1963

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WORK EXPERIENCE WITH DATES , - Lagos 2007-2008 Visiting Professor of Inorganic/Analytical Chemistry Lagos State University Ojo (1991 - Present) Professor of Inorganic Chemistry 1997 – Date Associate Professor of Inorganic Chemistry 1991 – 1996

University of Ilorin (1981 – 1991) Nuffield Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham U.K. 1989 Visiting Senior Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry at Ondo State University, Ado-Ekiti. 1988 Senior Research Fellow, Unilorin Sugar Res. Inst. Ilorin. 1986-1991 Research Fellow I, Unilorin Sugar Research Inst. Ilorin. 1984-1986 Research Fellow II , Unilorin Sugar Research Inst. Ilorin. 1982 – 1984 Lecturer II in Inorganic & Analytical Chemistry 1981 – 1982

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COLLEGE ILORIN (NYSC) (1980 – 1981) Chemistry Tutor– Higher School Certificate Students

UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM, U.K (1977 – 1980) Teaching/Research Assistantship COURSES TAUGHT: (Lagos State University/University of Lagos) 1. Bioactive Compounds 2. General Chemistry 1 3. Organometallic Chemistry 4. Analytical Chemistry 300 Level 5. Advanced Analytical Chemistry 400 Level 6. Advanced Analytical Chemistry 700/800 Levels 7. Inorganic Spectroscopy 400 Level 8. Inorganic Chemistry Techniques 700 & 800 Levels 9. Basic Inorganic Chemistry 200 Level 10. Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy 400 Level 11. Physical Organic Chemistry 400 Level

2 12. Basic Electro-Chemistry 300 Level 13. Quantum Chemistry 400 Level 14. Supervision of a Large Number of Final Year B.Sc./Chemistry Seminar/Project Students and M.Sc/M. Phil Chemistry Students. 15. Supervision of Ph.D students at the Centre for Environment and 16. Inorganic And Environ: Chemistry Courses at the M.Sc. Level 17. Environmental Pollution and Control 700 & 800 Levels 18. Environmental Audit 700 & 800 Levels 19. Waste Management 800 Level

INSTRUMENTS/TECHNIQUES USED 1. Infrared And F/T Ir. Spectroscopy 2. Uv-Visible Spectroscopy 3. Mossbauer Spectroscopy 4. N.M.R. Spectroscopy Bruckie 250 Mhz 5. Gas/Liquid Chromatograms 6. Mass Spectrometry (U.K.) 7. Flame Photometer 8. Atomic Absorption Southern Analytical (A.300 U.K.)

E. TEACHING, RESEARCH, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL EXPERIENCE 1. . a. Taught Chemistry courses both at the Under Graduate & Post – Graduate levels between (1981 – 1991) b. Designed the Curriculum for Sugarcane Workers Out of Crop Season Training Programme in Analytical/Sugar Chemistry for sugarcane workers at the Sugar Research Institute, University of Ilorin. I also coordinated the training programme both at Bacita Sugar factory and the Unilorin Sugar Research Institute. c. Editor of the Sugar Research Institute Annual Reports (1984 – 1990) d. 1987/1988, as a member of Ministerial Task Force on Brown Sugar production, I attracted N28,000 grant from the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology for the processing of sugarcane into brown sugar.

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2. THE LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY A. Supervision of several MSc and PGD Students. B. Supervision of PhD Students i. AFOLABI, Abiodun Tajudeen; May 2009. Spatial analysis of the impact of Deforestation on the Environment of Lagos State. (Major Supervisor) ii. OGWU Chukwudi; June 2009. The Comparative Study of the Impact of Oil Exploration on Okpai in Ndokwa East Local Government Area and Oko in Oshimili South Local Government Area, Delta State . (Major Supervisor) iii. OGUNBUYI Moses; April 2011. Studies on Household Waste Management in Lagos State, Nigeria (Second Supervisor) C. Administrative i. Deputy Vice-Chancellor Administration (Dec. 8, 2011 – Dec. 7, 2013) Assisted the Vice-Chancellor in the Administration of the University and also acted for him on his instruction during his absence from the University.

ii. Dean, Post Graduate School (August 2004 – May 2007) Modest effort was made in order to consolidate the excellent foundation made by my predecessors. The time of processing the notification of results was reduced to a maximum of 3 days. The abstracts of M.Sc and Ph.D degrees of LASU were compiled for publication. The Postgraduate School circulated the statutory dates for her meetings at the beginning of the academic session; and these dates were strictly adhered to. The calendar for all postgraduate programmes was synchronized.

The Postgraduate School Board set up a Committee on Minimum Academic Standard for all her Postgraduate courses with the active support of the Vice-Chancellor. An internal accreditation exercise was carried out on the basis of the carrying capacity of each postgraduate programme with a view of identifying the non-viable ones and enhancing the viable ones. A seminar was held in November 2005, on same.

iii. Directorship, Centre For Environment, Science and Education (Oct. 2001 – July 2004) The Centre for Environment, Science and Education enjoyed a lot of goodwill during my tenure. The erstwhile Vice – Chancellor sponsored a Seminar on the Wetland

4 Management in Lagos State. This seminar brought together all stake holders in Lagos State, in the area of Environmental Management. The then Vice–Chancellor had graciously allocated, in principle, a niche for CESE during my tenure as the Director of the Centre. iv. Dean, Faculty of Science (1998 – 2000) Many staff members enjoyed university sponsorship for their Ph.D programmes both locally and internationally. Some members of staff did part of their post-graduate work in overseas universities under the DAAD programme. Some senior staff members went on fellowship to Germany, Spain, Italy and Greece. The ETF gave the Faculty of Science Ten Million Naira for the procurement of chemicals and equipment and also for the repair of the laboratories. v. Chairman Health Services Management Committee. 1997 – 1999 During my tenure as the chairman of the Health Services Management committee the following achievements were recorded. (b) The areas around the health centre were cordoned off and a fence was erected to give the place a face lift. (c) About N15 Million was generated for the health centre through the introduction of i. Special level for waste generators in LASU ii. Medical Fee for both the undergraduate and postgraduate Students iii. Medical examination of food handlers was introduced. (d) A case was made for the payment of the MSS and the establishment of a 24hr. Medical Service at the Ojo campus. (e) The drug stock level at the health centre was kept at about 50%, both at the Epe and Ojo campuses. vi. Acting Head/ Head of the Department of Chemical Sciences (1994-1998) During my tenure as the Acting Head of Department and later head of Department of Chemical Sciences; the Postgraduate Diploma and Master of Science programmes in and Chemistry were developed and executed. At present, as the most senior member of the department, the modalities for trans-national training programmes for our PhD students are under consideration. The mentoring system in the department was effective in the sense that seven members of staff of the Chemical Sciences

5 Department went for their PhD in Chemistry and Biochemistry and completed same in record time.

The two order staff members in the Chemistry Department are in the U.K. pursuing their Ph.D. I co-supervised the first M.Phil student in LASU in 1999-2000 sessions. Co-designed the Curriculum for M.Sc and M.Phil Chemistry courses in 1997.

3. REVIEWING EDITOR OF: a. Member Editorial Board Journal for gender studies, University of Benin, Nigeria b. Journal of Chemical Society of Nigeria c. Journal of Raw Materials Research Council Abuja Nigeria.

4. EXTERNAL EXAMINER i. Assessors of Professorial chair of Chemistry at a. University of Lagos 2010 b. Ondo State University Akugba 2004 c. Usman Dan Fodio University Sokoto 2002 d. University of Ado Ekiti 2002 ii. External Examiner for BSc, MSc and PhD students. a. Convenant University, Otta 2009-2012 For BSc and MSc students b. For M.Sc and PhD students of University of Bauchi 2001 c. BSc Chemistry 2003-2006 d. For M.Sc and PhD students of 1997 and 1998

6. ACCREDITATION TEAM MEMBERSHIP i. Member of accreditation team (2007) to: a. , Zaria b. Bayero University, Kano ii. Member of accreditation team (2005) to: a. Anambra State University, Akwa, b. University of Nsukka, Nsukka c. University, d. Enugu State University, Enugu

6 iii. Member of accreditation team to (2000) iv. Member of accreditation team (1999) to: a. Usman Dan Fodio University, Sokoto b. University of Ilorin, Ilorin c. Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna d. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria e. , Benue f. Federal University of Technology, Makurdi F. ACADEMIC DISTINCTIONS (i) GOVERNMENT SCHOLAR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM U.K. (ii) NUFFIELD VISITING RESEARCH FELLOW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM, U.K. (iii) FELLOW ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY, U.K. (iv) FELLOW, INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED CHEMISTS OF NIGERIA

G MEMEBERSHIP OF ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL BODIES i. Fellow, Royal Society of Chemistry and Chattered Chemist, U.K. ii. Member of the Chemical Society of Nigeria. iii. Member, Science Association of Nigeria. iv. Member, Nig. Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. v. Member, American Chemical Society vi. Member, Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF)

H. CURRENT RESEARCH 1. Pesticides Residues in food and the environment. 2. MANAGEMENT OF THE WETLAND OF LAGOS STATE 3. MODELS OF HEAVY METALS INTERACTIONS WITH BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

I. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS 1. Ph. D. Thesis (1980) The Interaction of Tin with II-Acids and II-Bases and Heavy Metals with Amino Acids and Peptides. 2. Dissertation/ B.Sc. Projects (1977) A. The Chemistry, Mossabauer and Crystal Structure of Stannoxane, 7 B. The Chemistry of the Pechman Dyes

BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS 1. Bamgboye O.A. and Ajisegiri M.S. (2004), Pollution Abatement and its Optimal Convertibility for Rapid Efficiency in Nigeria in African Perfectives on Globalization and Sustainable Development. Rocsom publishers. 17-24 2. Bamgboye T. T. and Bangboye O. A. (1997), Foundation Chemistry for Pre-Degree Students MEF (Nig.) Uyo pp 1 - 130 3. Bamgboye O. A. (1997) in General Elementary Series 1 4. Bamgboye O.A. (1997) in General Chemistry Series 2 5. Bamgboye O. A. (1988) (UNILORIN SUGAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE) National Cereals Research Institute-small scale-Brown Sugar Production Plant (FMST)

ARTICLES IN LEARNED JOURNALS 6. Osundiya, M. O, Ayejuyo, O. O., Olowu, R, A., Bamgboye, O. A. and Ogunlola A. O. (2014). Bioaccumulation of Heavy metals in frequently consumed leafy Vegetables, Grown Along Nigeria – Benin (Seme) Boarder, West Africa. Advances in Applied Science Research Vol. 5 (1).1 -7 7. Ogwu C., Bamgboye O. A, Bakre, S. (2008). Challenges of Solid Waste Management in Lagos State; The Way Forward. International Journal of Physical Science Vol. 3: (No. 4) 20-26. 8. Bamgboye O. A., Bakre S., Ogwu C., Ojiako E. O., Ogunbiyi A. I., Afolabi T. (2008). Oil Exploitation in Ogoni land and the Dilemma of the Environment. Journal of Knowledge Review. Vol 17 (No 1), 16-23 9. Bamgboye O.A; Bakare. S. Ogwu. C and Ojiako E.O (2007). Oil Exploitation in the Niger Delta and the Environment Question. Journal of Environment Research and Policies. Vol.2:51-59 10. O.A Bamgboye and H.A Okunbo (2005). Comparative Analysis of Metals in Water Sediment and Periwinkle (Gryphea gasar) in Majidun and Ibeshe Rivers in Lagos State. Proceeding of the Faculty of Science, Annual Conference, Lagos State University. 93-95 11. Bamgboye O.A. and Ogunbowale M.O. (2001). Some Aspect of Sugar Analysis J. Res and Rev. in Sc. 2:220-226

8 12. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1991). Calculation of The C13 NMR Paramagnetic

Shielding in the Series II (Amco)3 M = C6 H6 M0 C4 H4 Tc, C3 H3 Ru, C3, Rh, C2 H4 Pd Nigeria. Journal of Science: 25, 195-203. 13. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1988). Synthesis, Vibrational and Mossbauer Spectra of organotin Chlorides and 2-pyridine Carboxaldehyde Thiosemicarbazone Inorg. Chim Acta 144(2) 249-252 14. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1988). Spectroscopic Studies of the Aminolysis reactions of Hexachloroptriphosphazenes. Spectrochimica Chim. Acta Vol. 44A: 453-356 15. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1987). Synthesis characterization and fungi toxicity of complexes of P- anisaldehydethiosemicarbazone with Mn (II), Fe(II), Co(II) and Ni (II). Inorganic Chem. Acta Vol. 44A: 453-456 16. Bamgboye O. A. and Olufolaji D. B. (1986). Production Partial Characterization and Bioassay of Toxins from P-Tucumanensis speg. Sugarcane Red-Rot fungus. Cryptogame mycologie 7(4), 331-335 17. Bamgboye O. A. and Olufolaji D. B. (1987). Fungicidal Potential of some Inorganic tin Compounds on Sugarcane Smut fungus (Ustilago Scitanicea, sydow) Sugarcane 1, 14-16. 18. Bamgboye O. A. and Bamgboye, T. T. and Harrison, P. G. (1986). The Mossbauer Recoil- free Fraction and Structure of Triphenyltin Derivatives of Methionine, Penicilamine, Cysteine and L-Histidinationtin (II) J. Organomet. Chem. 306, 17-22 19. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1985). Synthesis and Spectroscopic Characterization of Co. (III) complexes of 2-Pyridine Carboxyaldehyde Thioscemicarbazone (1985) Inorg. Chem. Acta 05, 223-226 20. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1985). Electron Impact Fragmentation of some Fixed Cycloteraphosphazenes Organic mass spectrometry, London 20,487-491 21. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1985). Spectroscopic studies of fluorination of Bidiethylaminotetrachlorotriphophazenes. Spectrochimica Acta, 41A, 981-985 22. O. A. Bamgboye and P.G. Harrison O. A. (1984). Behaviour of Caesium and Tetramethylammonium Tetracyanoquiodimethane and Tin(IV) Chloride with 2,2: Bis-5- Methyll,3-Benzodithiolidene and 2,2, Bis (1,3-diphenylimidazolidene) Inorg. Chim. Acta 81,213-217 23. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1984). Spectroscopic Studies of the Reactions of Diaminotetralchlorotriphophazenes with Antimony Trifluoride and Potassium fluorosulphite as Flourinating Agent Spectochimica Acta, U. K. 40:329-337

9 24. Bamgboye O. A. and Healy, M.A. ASLAM, A. (1984). Traditional and lead Containing Preparations in Nigeria Journal of Public Health, U. K. 98, 26-32 25. Bamgboye T.T. and Bamgboye, O. A. (1983). Infrared Studies of some Disubstituted Aminotetrachloro-Triphosphazenes Nig. J. of Sol. 17, 93-102 26. Harrison, P.G. Idowu O. A. Pelizzi, C. Pelizi, G. & Tarascoi, P. (1981). Synthesis and Spectroscopic properties of Adducts of Organotin (IV) Nitrates with Diphosphines. J. Organomet. Chem. 216, 159-164

J. LIST OF PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES 1. Omolara A. Bamgboye; Hassan Adebesin and Medinat Osundiya (2014) Pesticide Residue Analysis in Cereals using QuEChERS Extraction method and Gas Chromatograph – Pulsed flame photometric Detector PITTCON Conference and Expo 1st – 6th March, 2014.

2. Omolara A. Bamgboye, Medinat O. Osundiya, Daniel A. Adeniyi and Ibrahim, O. Abdulsalam (2010), The Chemical Analysis of Wetland Around Iba Community in Lagos State, Nigeria, by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy. PITTCON Conference and Expo March 2010. 3. Omolara A. Bamgboye, Olusegun Ayejuyo, Abayomi Odemuyiwa, Medinat O. Osundiya C. Ogwu (2009). Determination of some Elements in Soil and Ground Water in Ojota, Lagos by Inductively Coupled Plasma-mass Spectrometry. PITTCON Conference and Expo. 2009. March 8-13, 2009. 4. Ogwu C. Bamgboye, O. A. Bakre S. and Osundiya O. M. (2009). Characterization and Quantification of Heavy Metals in Surface Water of Okpai (An Oil Bearing Community) Niger Delta, Nigeria using A. A. S. PITTCON Conference and Expo. 2009. March 8-13, 2009. 5. University of Lagos 4th Annual Research Conference and Fair (2009) a. Bamgboye A. Omolara, Osundiya, M., Olubunmi and Fabian Etukakpan. Wetland Chemistry of the Lagos lagoon b. Bamgboye O.A, Bakare, S, Ojo.O., Afolabi A, Ogwu, C., Ogunbiyi and Ojiako, E.O. Implications of deforestation on soil nutrients of Lagos State. 6. Chemical Society of Nigeria Annual Conference (2005). Synthesis, Vibrational and Mossbauer Spectral of Tin and lead Derivatives of Amino Acids 7. Faculty of Science, Lagos State University Annual Conference (2004). The Wetlands of Lagos State

10 8. Lagos State Government/Lagos State University Centre For Environmental Science And Education 2nd International Seminar on Basic Concepts And Applications of Environmental Science And Biotechnology, Lagos (1996) Seasonal Variations in The Levels of Heavy Metals And Anions in Lagos State. 9. Science Association Of Nigerian Conference Akure (1990). Synthesis, Vibrational, N.M.R. and Mossbauer Studies of Diorganotin Complexes with 4-Sulphonly Amino Acid Derivatives.

SERVICES TO THE UNIVERSITY/NATION: i. Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration) and member Lagos State University Governing Council. December, 8. 2011 - December, 7, 2013 ii. Member Lagos State University Governing Council (Senate Representative) 2010 - 2011 iii. Chairman, Committee to Understudy Distance Learning and Study Centres of five Universities in Nigeria and National University Commission. 2011 iv. Chairman, Ceremonies Committee, Lagos State University (May 2011 – May, 2013) v. Chairman, Pension Board of Trustees (December 8, 2011 – December 7, 2013) vi. Chairman, Senior Staff Disciplinary Committee 2011-2013. vii. Deputy Chairman, Lagos State University, Ad-HOC Committee on Accreditation of Academic Programmes in Lagos State University. 2011 viii. Member Professor Oshun’s Committee on the Relationship between Lagos State University and Space Technology 2011 ix. Dean Postgraduate, School August 2004 – May 2007 x. Senate Representative On The Postgraduate Board, 2003-August, 2004 xi. Director Centre For Environmental Science And Education, 2001-2004 xii. Dean of Science 1998-2000 xiii. Head of Department of Chemical Sciences 1997-1998 xiv. Senate Representative on The Institute of Education Management Board 1998-2000 xv. Chairperson, Health Management Board LASU, 1997-1999 xvi. Senate Representatives on Distance Learning and Continuing Education Programme 1998-2000 xvii. Senate Representative University Academic A & P. 1998-2000, 2008-2010 xviii. President, Women Missionary Union of Nigeria, Agbara, 1994-1996 xix. Chairperson, Junior Staff Disciplinary Committee 1997

11 xx. Chairperson, Faculty of Science Examination Malpractices Committee1991-1998 xxi. Ag. Head of Department of Chemical Sciences, 1994-1996 xxii. Head of Chemistry Unit (May – September, 1991) xxiii. Member, National Coordinated Project on Sugarcane, 1982-1991 xxiv. Member, Ministerial, Task Force on The Brown Sugar Production 1986-1988 xxv. Member, Prof. Oshun’s Senate Committee On Cultism In LASU 1995 xxvi. Member, Prof. Olufeagba Kwara State Technology Committee on Development Of Science And Technology In Kwara State 1988-1991 xxvii. Member, Kwara State Chapter of Standard Organization of Nigeria (Son) on Quality of Sugar Products 1984-1991 xxviii. Participant- Regional Seminar on Management of Intellectual Property For Research and Development (R &D) and Commercialization of Research and Development Results, Abuja 2000 xxix. Editor: Proceedings of The C.E.S.E 2002 Seminar on Wetland Management In Lagos xxx. Chairman, Committee Of Areas Of Interfaculty Interest Between Fetes And Faculty of Science. xxxi. Chairman, First Admission Into Medical School (LASUCOM 1998) xxxii. Member, Prof. Oshun’s Senate Panel On Appropriate School Fees For LASU Students (2001) xxxiii. Member, Prof. Opeloye’s Senate Panel On Reprisal of Edutech 2002 xxxiv. Chairman, Senate Committee on 100 Level Students with 1998 GCE Results 1998 xxxv. Member, Prof. Obidairo’s Senate Panel on Cultism in LASU 1997

K. REFEREES

Prof. O Oke, Prof. Babajide Elemo, Department of Botany, Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Science, Lagos State University, Lagos State University, PMB 0001 LASU Post Office, PMB 0001 LASU Post Office, Badagry Expressway, Badagry Expressway, Ojo, Lagos. Ojo- Lagos .

Prof. Babajide Alo, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Senate Building, University of Lagos, Akoka ,Lagos.

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