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Programme of Activities LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OGBOMOSO OYO STATE, NIGERIA THE POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT(ICSD) IN AFRICA IN THE 21ST CENTURY THURSDAY, 4TH – 6TH JUNE, 2015 DAY 1: THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015 OPENING CEREMONY : 09:00 a.m – 09:30 a.m Welcome Address: Prof. Temisanren. Ebijuwa Dean Postgraduate School, LAUTECH 09:00 a.m – 09:15 a.m Opening Address: Prof. Adeniyi Sulaiman Gbadegesin Vice Chancellor, LAUTECH, Ogbomoso 09:15 a.m – 09:30 a.m Guest Speakers: Prof. Labode Popoola, Professor of Forest Economics, Director, Centre for Sustainable Development(University of Ibadan) 09:30 a.m – 10:00 a.m Prof. Toyin Falola, Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in Humanities (University of Texas at Austin, U.S.A)10:00 a.m – 10: 30 a.m COFFEE BREAK: 10:30 a.m – 11:00 a.m TECHNICAL SESSION: 11:30 a.m – 01:30p.m Moderator/Chairman: Prof. O.A. Odunola 1. NTA, S.A., Jonah, G.O. , and Lucas, E.B, University of Ibadan, “Adverse Effects of Gas Flaring on Galvanized Roofing Sheets and Some Agricultural Crops at Mkpanak, Ibeno Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State” OF OF 2. Fashina, A.B, Saleh, A., and Akande, F.B., Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Nigeria, “Agricultural Engineering: A BER Pivot for Sustainable Agricultural and Rural Development in Nigeria” A.M 3. Lawal S. Nurudeen, Ada.ma O.O., and Akinde Adebayo, Olabisi Onabanjo University, “Impact of Cement production on the Irrigation Potential of Ewekoro Stream, Ifo, Ogun State, Southwest Nigeria” 4. Olaniyan, O.S. and Akolade, A.S, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Effects of Geo-Textile on Geotechnical Properties of Laterite Soil” VENUE: VENUE: PROCESS PANEL A1 PANEL DEVELOPMENT 5. Ochepo, J. and Salahudeen, A.B., Ahmadu Bello University, “Durability of Cement Concrete Partially Replaced with Bagasse Ash Subjected to Aggressive Environments” 6. Asuzu, Chimaraoke Chikwadoro and Geoffery, Emmanuel Ezechinyere, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, “Assessment of Waste THE COUNCIL CH COUNCILTHE TITLE: TITLE: Disposal Effect on Some Selected Borehole Water in Eziobodo, Imo State, Nigeria” SUSTAINABLEENGINEERING 7. Engnr. Dr. Idris and Engnr. Dr. Kareem, B., Federal Polytechnic, Ede, “Effects of External Factors on Due Dates Prediction in Jobshops” Moderator/Chairman: Prof. J.I. Olaifa 1. Abiodun Kolapo Oladipupo, Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, Oyo, “Food security, and Sustainable Development in Africa: The Place of Good Governance” ENT 2. Jonathan Akwagiobe Ukah, Federal University Birrnin Kebbi, “Food Security and Sustainable Development in Nigeria” BER P.M 3. Salami, K. D, Akinyele, A.O. Odewale. N, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, “Effect of Inorganic Fertilizers on the Growth of Enterolobium A.M cyclocarpum (JACQ) seedlings” 4. Akinniran, T. N., I. K. Ojedokun, M. O. Ganiyu, K. B. Taiwo and I.B. Bisiriyu, , Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, “Economic Analysis of Maize Marketers in Surulere Local Government, Area in Oyo State” VENUE: 5. Fashina, A.B., Akande, F.B., Ibrahim, S.O and Sanusi, B.A., Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Sustainable Food Supply Through PANEL B1 PANEL Agricultural Crop Storage” 6. Alao, David Oladimeji, Alao Esther Monisola and Alao, Ayokanmi Abiola , Babcock University, Ilishan, “The Effect of Conflict on Poverty TAINABLE DEVELOTAINABLE and Sustainable Development in Africa” THE SENATE CH SENATETHE TITLE: FOOD SECURITY ANDFOODSECURITY TITLE: 7. Saleh, A and P.K. Babalola, National Centre for Agricultural Mechanization (NCA.M), “Barrier of Adopting Chemical Weeding Among SUS Farmers in North-Central Nigeria: A case Study of Farmers in Idofian, Ifelodun Local Government Area, Kwara State – Nigeria” Moderator/Chairman:Prof. R.O. Rom Kalilu 1. Omokanye Oluseyi,“ Ruban Studies: Reinventing the Public Closet” 2. Adekola, P.O., Salau, O.P. and Akinbode, J.O. , Covenant University, Ota, “A Qualitative Assessment of The State of Environmental Management in Nigerian Cities; Towards Achieving Aesthetics and Sustainable Beautification” 3. Areo, M. O. and Adebowale, B.A., Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Political Propaganda, Aesthetic and Sustainable ENT Environment” P.M 4. Adebisi Adedayo, Department of Geography and Environmental Management, “Tourism and Sustainability Challenges in Nigeria” 5. Fortress, Isaiah Ayinuola; Alagbe, Oluwole & Omidiora, Segun, Covenant University, Ota,“Eco-Conflict Management, Resolution VENUE: And Prevention In Eco-Poetics: An Interface Between The Natural And The Built Environment” PANEL C1 PANEL 6. Jelili, M.O. and Olanrewaju S.O, “Sanitation Challenges in Ibadan Metropolis” DEVELO LECTURETHEATRE 7. Medayese S.O., Popoola, A, Olaniyan O.M., Adeleye B.M. and Onyemena.m P.I, Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State CHIEF TUNDE AFOLABI AFOLABI TUNDE CHIEF “Appraisal of the Urban Gardens as an Integral part of Green network in Ibadan” 8. Ayangbile, Ayantayo. O. and Ayangbile, Oluwabukola A., Obafemi Awolowo, Ile-Ife, Osun State, “Disaster Preparedness: An AESTHETIC AND SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE AND AESTHETIC Examination of the Effectiveness and Sustainability of Existing Systems in Ibadan, South-Western Nigeria” BREAK TECHNICAL SESSION: 2.00 p.m – 3.30 p.m 2 Moderator/Chairman: Prof. A.A. Adedibu 1. Lateef L. Kolawole and Ipoola Okunola, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Evaluation of Quality of Asa River Using Hydrogeochemical Approach” 2. Gilbert. T.D. Ametefe (Ph.D) and Margaret D. Ametefe (Mrs), College of Education, Zinc, “Strengtening Nigeria Renewable Energy Practices and Policies for Sustainable Development in the 21st Century” 3. Adebowale, Bolaji Seun, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, “Design of Water Treatment Facility to Supply Portable Water to Igando Community in Alimoso Local Government, Lagos State” 4. Engnr. (Mrs) Onipede, Elizabeth Ayodele, Kwara State Polytechnic, “Performance Evaluation of a Portable Hammer Mill” 5. Ganiuy Adebayo Ajenikoko, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Effect of Reactive Power Flow on Transmission efficiency BER and Power Factor” A.M 6. Raji, S.O., and Owumi, B.E.,Houdegbe North American University, Benin, University of Ibadan, Oyo State, “Gender Discrimination and its Health Implication in Three Selected Industries in Lagos, Nigeria” VENUE PANEL A2 PANEL OF SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING PROCESS ENGINEERING SUSTAINABLE OF THE COUNCIL CH COUNCILTHE VELOPMENT DE TITLE: TITLE: 3 Moderator/ Chairman: Prof. A.B. Afolabi 1. Amaechi Udefi and Felix Olatunji, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Indigenous Knowledge Contra Economism and the imperative of Contemporary Discourse of Africa’s Develop.ment” 2. Tolulope Adekola, Lanndmark Universty, Omu-Aran, Kwara State, Nigeria “Public Interest Litigation in Nigeria – A Veritable Tool ENT for Good Governance” BER P.M 3. Oladeji, Mathew Olaniyi and Ajayi, Johnson Kolawole, The Okeogun Polytechnic, Saki, “Local Government Administration and Rural Development in Nigeria” A.M 4. Oyadiran, K.O. and Osunbade, A.O, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Appraising the Perception of Sex Education among Selected Secondary School Students in Ogbomosoland” 5. Adeyanju A. A. Oladiti A. , Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Effects of Divorce on Students Academic Performance in VENUE Ogbomosoland” PANEL B2 PANEL 6. Ehiemere, A. C., Fidelia Emeka and Ehiemere, V. C., Abia State Polytechnic, Aba, “Analysis Of The Nature, Causes, and Preference of Solution To Perennial Traffic Ja.m/Road Accident Hazards In Some Strategic Cities In Nigeria” 7. Oloso Yeseera Nike, Kwara State University, Malete, “Empowering the Home Language: A Means of Cultural Rejuvenation and THE SENATE CH SENATETHE National Development” SUSTAINABLEDEVELO 8. Isaq A.A1., Aluko, O.I2. and Adedoyin, F.F.3,Univesity of Ilorin1,2,3, “Urban Violence in Nigeria: A Comparative Analysis of Military & TITLE: HUMANISTICAPPROACHTO TITLE: Democratic Regimes in Nigeria” Moderator/ Chairman: Prof. E.O. Omidiora 1. Alo O. O., Olabiyisi S. O., Omidiora E. O. and Ganiyu R. A., Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Development of an Impact Assessment Algorithm for the Adoption of Information and Communication Technology in Basic Education using Cross-Impact Method” 2. Folowosele, Adeboye Olaide, [email protected], “Classification Algorithms of A Fault Tolerant Voice Recognition Systems” 3. Ajenikoko, G.A and Olawale Olaluwoye, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, “Effect of Reactive Power Flow on Transmission Efficiency and Power Factor” 4. Engr. Dr. M.O. Idris and Engr. Dr. Kareem, B, The Federal Polytechnic, Ede Osun State, “Effects of External Factors on Due Dates VENUE Prediction in Jobshop” THEATRE PANEL C2 PANEL 5. Sheu, A.L. and Alade, O.M, Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, Oyo, “Development of a Variable Frequency Drive Air Conditioner Using Intelligence Control System for Effective Power management” 6. L. A. Sunmonu, M. A. Adabanija and T. A. Adagunodo3, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, “Analysis of Geomagnetic Signature Pattern in Industrial Layout Orile Igbon” 7. Olanloye, D.O., Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, “Design and Implementation of Expert System for Diagnosis, Treatment MANAGEMENT CHIEF TUNDE AFOLABI LECTURE LECTURE AFOLABI TUNDE CHIEF and Management of Poultry Diseases” COMPUTER APPRECIATION AND APPRECIATION COMPUTER INFORMATIONSYSTEM BREAK TECHNICAL SESSION: 4.00 p.m – 5.30 p.m 4 Moderator/ Chairman: Prof. (Mrs) B.I.O. Ade-Omowaye BER OF OF A.M 1. Adewunmi Taiwo and Owusu-Sekyere, Ladoke
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