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PETER NKOLIKA JOY Nkolika.Peter@Covenantuniversity.Edu.Ng , Greatjoy123@Gmail.Com P.O PETER NKOLIKA JOY [email protected] , [email protected] P.O. Box 693 Mushin, Lagos. Sex: Female | Nationality: Nigerian | State of Origin: Anambra | L.G.A: Idemili - South | Marital Status: Married Date of Assumption of Duty : November 18, 2013 Current Status: Lecturer II, College: Science and Technology School : Environmental Sciences Department: Estate Management Profile Summary: Experienced professional with a successful career in the real estate practice | Possess excellent interpersonal, analytical, communication and organizational skills |Proficient in computer usage | Excel within highly competitive environment. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: 1. Higher Educational Institutions Attended With Dates Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife (B.Sc. Estate Mgt.) 1999 – 2005 University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos (M.Sc. Estate Mgt.) 2010 – 2011 2. Academic and professional Qualifications With Dates B.Sc (Hons) Estate Management 2005 M.Sc (Estate Management) 2011 Associate Member of the Nigeria Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (ANIVS) 2014 Estate Surveyors Registration Board of Nigeria (RSV) 2015 WORKING EXPERIENCE: Jide Taiwo & Co, Lekki July 2010– November 2010 (Maintenance / Real Estate Consultancy Officer) Diya, Fatimilehin & Co, Marina Branch March 2003- May 2004 (Estate Trainee (Management) Diya, Fatimilehin & Co, Ikeja branch February 2002- June 2002 Estate Trainee (Letting) Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State November 2013 – May 2014 Assistant Lecturer Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State June 2014 – till Date Lecturer 2 PUBLICATIONS: Thesis/Dissertation (i) Okeakpu, J. N. (2005) A Study Of Property Owners’ Attitude Towards Insurance of Real Estate Development In Ire – Akari Estate Isolo Lagos State, Unpublished Thesis in Partial Fulfilment of the B.Sc. Degree in Estate Management, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State. (ii) Peter, N. J. (2011) Comparative Study Of The Constraints To Land Accessibility Among Real Estate Developers In Lagos And Ogun States, Unpublished Thesis in Partial Fulfilment of the M.Sc. Degree in Estate Management, University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos State. Published Papers 1. Ajibola, M.O., and Peter, N.J., and… An Evaluation of the Basis and Methods of Wetland Valuation for Compensation in Niger Delta, Nigeria. Journal of Research of the Built Environment. 1(2), March, 2014. 2. Owolabi, J.D., and Amusan L. M2., and Peter J. Recycling Of Some Selected Building Materials In The Construction Industry: Prospect And Challenges. International Journal of Science Research 2(2) (2014). 3. Owolabi, J.D. and Amusan, L. M2, and Peter J5. Assessing the Effectiveness of Maintenance Practices in Public Schools. European International Journal of Science and Technology. 3(3), March, 2014. 4. Owolabi J; Amusan L.M; Oloke C; Tunji-olayeni P; Peter J; Omuh I. Causes And Effect Of Delay On Project Construction Delivery Time. (2014) International Journal of Education and Research 3(4). 5. Owolabi J. D1, *Amusan L. M2, Ajala O. T3, Tunji- Olayeni Patience4, Peter J.5; Omuh I.6 O, Opeyem J.7 Perspectives On Effectiveness Of Gypsum Board Over Sandcrete Block As Walling Material. (2014) International Journal of General Engineering and Science. 6. Oloyede, S. A., and Ayedun, C. A., and Peter, N. J. Residential Solid Waste Management In Sango- Ota, Ogun State: To Recycle Or Not To Recycle? Research on Humanities and Social Sciences. www.iiste.org ISSN (Paper) 2224-5766 ISSN (Online) Vol.4, No. 26, 2014 7. PETER Nkolika Joy, ONI Abiodun Samson, IBISOLA Abayomi Solomon and AMUSAN Lekan The Perception Of Estate Management Students Of Covenant University, Ota To Valaution Courses (2016). Global Journal of Engineering Science and Researches, 3(2), ISSN 2348 – 8034. 8. Peter Nkolika Joy, Oni Abiodun Samson, Ibisola Abayomi Solomon, Boroni Edafe & Amusan Lekan. The Influence of Refuse Dumpsite On Rental Values Of Residential Properties. International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (IJHSS) ISSN (P): 2319-393X; ISSN (E): 2319-3948, Vol. 5, Issue 2, Feb - Mar 2016, 67-76. 9. Peter, Nkolika Joy, Ibisola Abayomi and Oni Abiodun Solomon Building a Career in Estate Management: The Perspective of Covenant University Students. The International Journal Of Humanities & Social Studies, Vol 4 Issue 2 February, 65-71, 2016 (ISSN 2321 - 9203). 10. P.A, Awoyera, P.O, Adewale, B.A, Alagbe, O.A, Babalola D.O, Peter Nkolika P. (2018). Assessment of Revolutionary Pedagogic Practices In The Architectural Design Studios Of Selected Nigerian Universities. International Journal of Civil Engineering & Technology, Volume 9, Issue 8,August 2018, pp. 1493-1518. 11. Amusan Lekan M, Oloniju Leke I, Akomolafe Mariam, Makinde Adebisi, Nkolika-Peter P. Farayola Hezekiah and Faith Osawaru (2018). Adopting Information and Communication Technology In Construction Industry. International Journal of Civil Engineering & Technology,Volume 9, Issue 1, January 2018, pp. 739–746 12. Nkolika J. Peter, Caleb A. Ayedun and Chukwuemeka O. Iroham (2018). Registration into Associate Membership Status of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV): The Challenges. International Journal of Civil Engineering & Technology,Volume 9, Issue 10, pp. 1239 -1251. 13. Nkolika J. Peter, Oluwatosin, B. Fateye, Olayinka, Oloke and Iyanda Praise (2018). Changing urban land use and neighbourhood quality: evidence from Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, Nigeria. International Journal of Civil Engineering & Technology,Volume 9, Issue 11, pp. 23-36. 14. Hillary I. Okaegbu, Chukwuemeka O. Iroham, Nkolika J. Peter, James D. Owolabi (2018). Systematic Review of building failure and collapse in Nigeria. International Journal of Civil Engineering & Technology, Volume 9, Issue 10, pp. 1391-1401. Book Chapter A. A. Oluwatayo, P. A. Aderonmu, E. B. Aduwo, N. J. Peter, Learning Environment, Motivation and Self-regulated Learning among Students in Technical Fields. Journal of Education Research, 10 (3), 2016. Conference Proceedings 1. Iroham, C. O., Durodola, O. D., Oluwatobi, A. O. and Peters, N. J., A Search for Application Level of Heuristics in Property Valuation in Three Nigeria Cities (7th International Real Estate Research Symposium, Malaysia). 2. Abayomi Solomon Ibisola, Abiodun Samson Oni and Joy Nkolika Peters, The Relevance And Application of ICT In Estate Surveying And Valuation In Ogun State. Proceedings of the Forthcoming 2nd Covenant University International Conference On African Development Issues. May 11-13, 2015. Biotechnology, ICT, Materials and Renewable Energy: Potential Catalyst for African Development. Held At African Leadership Development Centre, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria. 3. Amusan, L. M, and .., and Peter, J. Modelling Sustainable Construction Workforce Management Practice and Job Satisfaction in Construction Firms in Lagos State. International Business Information Management Conference, Spain. (23rd IBIMA), May, 2014. 4. S. Babajide, N. Peter, O. Oloke,, C. Emele , M. Ajibola, The Reading Preference And Habits Of Nigerian Professionals: The Case Of Estate Surveyors And Valuers. EDULEARN 14 Proceedings. 6th International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies Dates: 7-9 July, 2014, Barcelona. 5. A. Oluwatobi, C. Ayedun, O. Ajibola, I. Emeghe, N. Peter, Students' Perspective Of Real Estate Education In Nigeria. Proceedings of the 9th International Conference of Education, Research And Innovation Seville, Spain, 14th -16th, November, 2016. 6. N. Joy Peter, Caleb Ayedun, Samuel Oloyede, Adedamola Olufunke Oluwunmi, Afolashade Oluwatobi, Ijeoma Jane Emeghe. Gender Perspective In Students’ Performance In Real Estate Education: The Case Of Covenant University Students, Ota Nigeria. Proceedings of the 9th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation Seville, Spain, 14th -16th, November, 2016. 7. Nkolika Peter, C. Ayedun, C. Iroham, O. Oloke, and L. Amusan, Factors influencing attrition of estate management students in Nigeria: A conceptual framework. Proceedings of the 10th International Conference Of Education, Research And Innovation, Seville, Spain, 16th -18th November, 2017. 8. A. Oluwatayo, I. Ezema, A. Opoko, J. Peter, C. Ayedun. Graduate recruitment in the construction industry: What is important? Proceedings of the 11th international technology, education and development conference, Valencia, Spain, 6th – 8th, March, 2017. 9. N. J. Peter, C. Ayedun, S. Oloyede, O. Iroham, A. Oluwatayo, Gender attrition rate differences among estate management students of Universities in South-West, Nigeria. Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Education and Learning Technologies, Barcelonia, Spain, 3rd-5th July 2017. (EDULEARN) 10. O. Oloke, O. Iroham, N. Peter, A. Oletubo, Empirical assessment of students’ perception of the teaching and learning of fundamentals of property valuation in Nigeria’ tertiary institutions. Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 10th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation, Seville, Spain, 16th -18th November, 2017. 11. Oluwunmi, Adedamola O., Emeghe, Ijeoma, Oluwadamilola, A., Fulani, O. and Peter Nkolia Joy, Akinjare, O. A Gender Inequality and women Discrimination in Real Estate Firms in Lagos State, Nigeria. IBIMA, 3-4 May, 2017, Vienna, Austria. 12. Amusan, L. M., Fagbenle O., Mosaku, T., Ayo, C., Owolabi, D., Omuh, I., Tunji-olayeni, P., Ogunde, A. Peter, J. 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