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OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY AGO – IWOYE, NIGERIA

CURRICULUM VITAE

A. PERSONAL DATA 1. FULL NAME: Obatunde Bright ADETOLA Ph.D (Formerly Nurudeen Babatunde ALLIYU) 2. ADDRESS: Department of Sociology [email protected] [email protected] 3. PHONE NUMBER: +2348035550187 4. SOCIAL MEDIA ADDRESSES NIL 5. DESIGNATION NIL 6. BIOGRAPHY Obatunde Bright ADETOLA Ph.D (formerly Nurudeen Babatunde Alliyu) trained as a Sociologist at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He is an Associate Professor of Sociology at Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. He has conducted (with other researchers) empirical social and marketing researches that enjoyed support from both local and international donor agencies such as Family Health International (FHI) Lagos; Pathfinder International (PI) Lagos; Liverpool Associates in Tropical Health (LATH) UK, African Development Foundation (ADF), Washington DC and Tertiary Education Trust Fund TETfund, Nigeria. He was pioneering Consultant with Communication and Marketing Research Group Limited (CMRG) Lagos, Nigeria. Dr. Adetola has published in both local and international journals in the areas of gender and development. His research interests include: Sociology of Development and Development Studies especially Gender and Women Studies, Social Theory and Research Methods. He is a Lead Researcher in one of his recently won small grants funded by Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETfund), Nigeria on waste generation, management and wealth creation in Ogun State, Nigeria. His latest edited work published by Ibadan University Press is Sociological Issues in Industry and Nigerian Society. E-mails:[email protected] & [email protected]

7. DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH: May 07, 1968. (IJEBU- ODE) 8. DEPARTMENT: Sociology 9 ACADEMIC RANK: Reader 10. PRESENT POSITION: Reader

11. RESEARCH INTEREST Sociology of Development and Development Studies especially Gender and Women Studies, Social Theory and Research Methods 12. Academic Qualifications/Institutions Attended with Date: (a) B.Sc (Hons) Sociology University of Ibadan – 1991 (b) M.Sc Sociology of Development, University of Ibadan – 1995 (c) Diploma Computer Techniques and Application – 1995 (d) Ph.D Sociology of Development, University of Ibadan – 2004 Institutions Attended with Date: University of Ibadan 1988– 1991 University of Ibadan 1994– 1995 University of Ibadan 1997– 2004 13. MEMBERSHIP OF AND REGISTRATION WITH PROFESSIONAL BODIES (a) Member: Anthropological and Sociological Association of Nigeria (.A.S.A.N.) 1996 to Date (b) Member: International Industrial Relation Association (IIRA) 1996 to Date (c) Member: Nigeria Industrial Relation Association (NIRA) 1996 to Date

14. Grants, Awards, Offers and Distinctions: a) Vice-Chancellor’s Initiative Grant for Research – Ogun State University Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. 1999.(N30,000.00) b) Centre for Research and Development (CRD) Grant for Research Training Workshop Kano State, Nigeria 7th – 12th July 1997. c) Centre for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR) Grant for Research Training and Data Analysis Workshop University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria, 4th – 17th of July, 1999. d) Liverpool Associates in Tropical Health (LATH), U.K Grant on the Baseline Survey on the STD/HIV Management Project in Nigeria, 2000. e) Family Health International Grant on Exploring Stakeholder Perspective on Female Genital Cuttings in two States of South Western Nigeria 2003 f) Center for Sandwish Programmes Support for Thesis Writing Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria 2003. (N60,000.00) g) African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) Travel Grant for Proposal Development Workshop, Nairobi, Kenya. 2004. h) African Development Foundation (ADF) Washington DC Grant for Baseline Survey on HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge, Attitude And Practice of Two Rural Communities In Sagamu Local Government, Ogun State, Nigeria, January 2004 –October 2005. i) University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana Offer of Visiting/Sabbatical Appointment, June 2005 (Unutilized) j) Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria Offer of Visiting/Sabbatical Appointment, September, 2005-October 2006

k) Liverpool Associates in Tropical Health (LATH) and Sagamu Community Center (SCC) Collaboration/Support in the Struggle against HIV and AIDS Award, 2006. l) CODESRIA Grant for Regional Methodological Workshop on Social Sciences in Africa: Fields and Theories of Qualitative Investigation Special Session for Nigeria at University of Ibadan, Ibadan (July 30 – August 3, 2007). m) The Ogun State Government Travel Grant to Conference on Challenges of Human Capital Development in Africa at Coventry University, United Kingdom, May 2009. n) The Ogun State Government Travel Grant to International Conference on Port Financing and Sustainable Development. Amsterdam, the Netherlands, June 2009. o) Engineer Dr.Wale Oduwole Tertiary Education Research Publication Support N250,000.00, 2015. p) Federal Government of Nigeria Tertiary Education Trust Funds/Grant of N1.5 Million Naira for a Research on Waste Generation, Management and Wealth Creation in Ogun State, Nigeria 2016. q) Award of Excellence on the Production/Fabrication of Banana, Sisilina and Pineapple leaves Fiber Extractor Machine from the Waste to Wealth Study led by Adetola in recognition of continuing Excellence in Innovation by Directorate of General and Entrepreneurial Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, 2018.

15. COURSES TAUGHT

Courses Taught Within the Current Academic Session

Course code Course Title Unit(s)

SOC 401 Special Problems in Theory Building 3 SOC 406 Contemporary African Social Thoughts 3 SOC 801 Sociological Theory 3 SOC 817 Ideology in the Development of Social Sc. 3 MPA 805 Research Methods 3 MIH 812 Conflict and Conflict Management 3

16. RESEARCH CONDUCTED Research (Completed): Alliyu N, Olutayo O.A and Akanle Y: Demolition and Resettlement at Ogere Trailer Park by the Ogun State Government: A research report submitted to the Ogun State Government July 28th, 2008

Alliyu N, Evaluating the Depth of Print Media in Detailed Financial Communication in Ogun State: A research report Submitted to the Ogun State Government August 18th 2008

Alliyu N, and Raji B.A (2008) Selected South- West Universities Fees Profile: A research report Submitted to the Ogun State Government on 9th September, 2008.

Alliyu N and Jeminusi O.: Baseline Survey on HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge, Attitude And Practice of Two Rural Communities In Sagamu Local Government, Ogun State, Nigeria. A research project funded by African Development Foundation (ADF) Washington DC, January 2004 –October 2005.

Adeokun, L; Oduwole, M.D; Alliyu, N Exploring stakeholder Perspective on female genital cuttings in two States of South Western Nigeria: A research project funded by Family Health International 2003.

Alubo, O, Best, E.G, Best K.C, Oduwole, M.D, Ihaji, E.O, Tamen, F, Akinleye, O.B, Edet- Abam T, Omudu, E.A, Alliyu, N and Yakpe, F: The Baseline Survey on the STD/HIV Management Project in Nigeria. A research project funded by Liverpool Associates in Tropical Health (LATH) Nigeria 2000.

Adetola O.B and others: Waste Generation, Management and Wealth Creation in Ogun State, Nigeria: A Research funded by TETfund, Nigeria 2017.

. Research on-going Adetola O.B and others: Women and Child Poverty Created by Gendered Response to Death of Breadwinners in Nigeria: A Research Proposal submitted to TETfund, Nigeria 2017.

Adetola O.B and others: Composition and Perception of Women in Leadership Positions in Selected Universities in South-West, Nigeria: A Research Proposal submitted to TETfund, Nigeria 2017

17. PUBLICATIONS:

(i) Theses/Dissertation

Alliyu, N. (1995) Gender Differences in Career Development: A Case Study of the Media Industry in Nigeria: Published M.Sc Dissertation submitted to the Department of Sociology, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.

Alliyu N. (2004) Propertied Women in a Patriarchal Society: their characteristics, attitudes and roles in development. Published PhD. Thesis submitted to the Department of Sociology, Faculty of the Social Sciences, University of Ibadan, and Ibadan, Nigeria.

(ii) Books: 1. Alliyu, N. (2007) Gender and Career Development: within the Media Industry in Nigeria, Lagos, Triumph Publishers 107 pages, ISBN -978- 31601-3-6-1

2. Alliyu, N. (2010) Ogun in Renaissance: Essays on the Ogun State Politics 2008- 2009. Ijebu -Ode, Gratia Associates International. ISBN 978-978-48193-8-1

3. Alliyu, N. (2011) Governance and Subversion: Passages in the life of Ogun Government 2008-2011. Ijebu -Ode, Gratia Associates International. ISBN 978-978-53023-0-1

4. Ade Adefuye and Alliyu, N. (2011): Daniel’s Development Profile in Ogun State Ijebu -Ode, Gratia Associates International ISBN 978-978-53023-5-6

5. Alliyu, N (2013) Governance, Research and Development: The Ogun State Experience, Ibadan, Franco-Ola Publishers 119 pages ISBN- 978-978- 52389- 2-1

6. Alliyu, N. (2015). Political Contest as Coup’ de tat: Empirical Evidence from Ogun State as a Developing Society. Lagos Triumph Publishers, 110 pages ISBN 978-31601-3-8-2

(iii) Edited Book: 7. Alliyu, N. (2014) Across Decades: Selected Thoughts of Sina Kawonise (ed.) Ijebu - Ode, Gratia Associates International, 298pages. ISBN 978-978- 532023-3-2

8. Atere, A and Alliyu, N (2015) Security and Electoral Crimes in Nigeria A. Atere and N. Alliyu (eds.) Ibadan: Institute of Criminological Studies and Security Management. 115 pages ISBN 978-978-945-942-1

9. Alliyu, N. (2015) Sociological Issues in Industry and Nigerian Society: Prospects, Challenges and Threats to Development (ed.) Ibadan, Ibadan University Press. 320 pages. ISBN 978-978-8456-97

10. Adetola O.B, Aborisade, R.A and Fasanmi, S (2017): Research Methods In Social And Management Sciences (Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches)(eds.) Ibadan, Ibadan University Press. 526 pages. ISBN 978-978-8529-35-4

(iv) Monographs: 11. Alliyu, N. (2011): Emergence of Party Candidates: Beyond Constitutional Requirements. Cardinal Books and Prints, Ibadan 30 pages ISBN 978-978- 52506-2-6

12. Alliyu, N. (2013): Leadership, Followership & Peace Building. Frontline Resource Ltd, Ibadan 30 pages ISBN 978-978-992-667-2

13. Adetola O.B. (2017): Human System and Entropy at 50: Characteristics Challenges and Control Options. Gratia Associates International, Ijebu –Ode, 34 pages. ISBN 978-978-55210-0-9

(v) Journal Articles: 14. Lawal G. and Alliyu N. (1998): “Gender Phenomenon in Nigerian Politics”, Ife Social Science Review. 159-169.Faculty of Social Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife ISSN: 03313115

15. Alliyu, N. (1999): “Career Path and Development among Male and Female Journalists in Nigeria”. Nigerian Journal of Social and Management Sciences, Faculty of Social and Management Sciences, Ogun State University, 2 (1) S 103 – 120.

16. Alliyu N. and C. Oyafunke (2003): “Examination Malpractices in Universities: A Phenomenon Engendered by Loss of Traditional Values and Virtues” Journal of Educational Focus, Institute of Education, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, 4(2003) 1-13 ISSN 1595-4218

17. Alliyu, N. and M. D Oduwole (2005): “Hospital and Quality of Care: Implications for Health Development in Nigeria” Ago-Iwoye Journal of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 1(1) 88-102 Faculty of the Social Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye. ISSN 0795-97-82

18. Akinsanya, A.A.; Awosile, J.O. and Alliyu, N. (2005): Perception and Utilization of Community Based Services at the Sagamu Community Centre by People Living with HIV/AIDS. Ago-Iwoye Journal of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Vol. 1(2) 67-81, Faculty of the Social Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye. ISSN 0795-97-82

19. Alliyu, N. (2006): The Limit of Karl Marx Concept of Mode of Production in the Analysis of Women’s Double Exploitation. International Journal of Development and Policy Studies. Quality Development and Management Resources Centre (QDMRC), Makurdi, Benue State 1(1) 451-460.

20. Alliyu, N. and Onabanjo O. D. (2006): Domestic Violence against Women Among Commercial Cyclists in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. International Journal of Development and Policy Studies. Quality Development and Management Resources Centre (QDMRC), Makurdi, Benue State 1 (1) 500-510.

21. Alliyu, N. (2006): Patriarchy: How Women are devalued from the Beginning. Ijagun Journal of Social and Management Sciences. College of Social and Management Sciences, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun 1(1) 1-14 ISSN 2006-3113

22. Alliyu, N. and O.Y Oyeneye, (2006): Nigerian Family: An Institution Under Stress, Ijagun Journal of Social and Management Sciences College of Social and Management Sciences, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun 1(2) 43 - 51 ISSN 2006-3113

23. Lawrence,A.Adeokun.; Oduwole, M. Oronsaye.; Frank, Gbolagade, A. O.; Alliyu, N.; Adekunle, W. Sadiq.; Grace, Sutton.; Ireti Taiwo, Modupe. (2006): “Trends in Female Circumcision between 1963/2003 In Osun and Ogun States, Nigeria: A Cohort Analysis. African Journal of Reproductive Health. Women’s Health and Action Research Centre, Benin, Nigeria, 10(2):48-56 ISSN 1118-4841 (Print) ISSN 2131-3606 (Electronic)

24. Aluko, Y. A, Onabanjo, D. O and Alliyu, N (2011): “The Centrality of Women in Moral Teaching in Yoruba Family System” The Nigerian Journal of Sociology and Anthropology. Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association (NASA), Volume 9, pg. 94 – 109. ISSN 0331-4111.

25. Olutayo, A.O, Akanle O and Alliyu N (2012) “Ethnography of Development Planning in South West Nigeria: The Case of Ogere”. The Nigerian Journal of Sociology and Anthropology. (10) Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association (NASA), 72- 87 ISSN 0331- 4111

*26. Alliyu, N., O Jeminusi, and P.O Kalejaiye (2013): Care for People Living with HIV/AIDs Whose Responsibility? Journal of AIDS and HIV Research 5(10), 402-409. Academic Journals Nairobi, Kenya ISSN 2141-2359

*27. Kalejaiye Peter O. and Alliyu N (2013): ‘Ethnic Politics and Social Conflict: Factors in Nigeria’s Underdevelopment’ The Journal of International Social Research 6(27), 252- 262 Turkey. ISSN 1307-9581

*28. Alliyu N (2013): “Diatude”: How Some Women Escape from Men’s Domination in Southwest Nigeria The Journal of International Social Research, Turkey. Vol. 7, Issue: 35, ISSN 1307-9581

29. Alliyu, N. (2013): Propertied Women and Inheritance in Southwest Nigeria: What Has Changed? Ibadan Journal of Social Sciences. Faculty of the Social Sciences, University of Ibadan. Vol. 11/Number 2 September ISSN 1597-5207

**30. Alliyu, N. Kalejaiye Peter O. and Ogunola Abiodun A (2014): Nigeria’s Cobweb of Corruption and Path to Underdevelopment. An International Journal of Arts and Humanities (IJAH) Vol. 3 (3)pg 102- 127, Association of African Researchers and Reviewers, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia ISSN: 2225-8590 (Print) ISSN 2227-5452.

31. Alliyu N and Solaja O (2016): Ekiti Gubernatorial Election: The Limit of Propaganda and Challenge of Performance. Ibadan Journal of Social Sciences. Faculty of the Social Sciences University of Ibadan, Nigeria Vol. 14 Number 1, Pg 50-61 ISSN 1597-5207.

**32. Alliyu, N (2015): Perception of Propertied Women on Marriage Forms, Widowhood and Living Patterns in South West Nigeria Africa Research Review: An International/Multidisciplinary Journal Vol. 9 (3) S/No 38 Associations of African Researchers and Reviewers, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia ISSN: 1994-9057 (Print) ISSN 2070-0083.

**33. Solaja, O.M.; Omobowale, O.A.; Alliyu, N. (2015). The Dimensions of Environmental Pollution in Lagos Metropolis, Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa Volume 17, No 3, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, Pennsylvania, USA ISSN: 1520-5509 Pg 96-

115.http://globalimpactfactor.com/journal-of-sustainable-development-in- Africa.

**34. Alliyu, N and Salami A.T (2015): Bi-Lingualism, Integration and Development in the West Africa Sub-Region Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa Volume 17, No 8, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, USA ISSN: 1520-5509.Pg313-323.http://globalimpactfactor.com/journal-of- sustainable-development-in-Africa

35. Alliyu, N. (2015): Perspectives on the Decline of Female Genital Mutilation in Abeokuta Nigeria Ife Social Science Review, Vol. 25(1). Faculty of the Social Sciences , Obafemi Awolowo University. ISSN: 03313115

**36. Alliyu, N. and Adedeji I (2016): Politics of Predation: Food Distribution and Women. Africa Research Review: An International/Multidisciplinary Journal Vol.10 (5) No: 44pg 84-93 Association of African Researchers and Reviewers, Bahir Ethiopia ISSN: 1994-9057 (Print).

**37. Alliyu, N. (2016): Patriarchy, Women’s Triple Roles and Development in Southwest Nigeria. An International Journal of Arts and Humanities (IJAH) Vol. 5 (4) pg 94-110, S/N 19, Association of African Researchers and Reviewers, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia ISSN: 2225-8590 (Print).

**38. Alliyu, N. and Solaja, O.M. (2016): The Political Economy of Nigeria’s Green Practices Adoption in the Era of Sustainable Development. Social Studies. Vol. 10 (2) pg 99-114 ISSN: 2309-3455 (Print). A publication of Albania Institute of Sociology.

**39. Alliyu, N.; Obioha E.E. and Lawal, A.S. (2016): Fractured Structure, Credible Elections and the Future of Nigeria International Journal of Business and Management Studies (IJBMS)Vol 8(1) Pg 133-150 ISSN: 1309-8047 (Online) published by the Social Science Research Society, Gazi Bulvan Turkey.

40. Adetola, O.B (2017): Social Change, Harmful Socialization Processes and the Future of Female Genital Mutilation in Abeokuta, Nigeria. Ibadan Journal of Sociology (Ib.J.Soc. May, 2017. Vol. 5) pg 47-72. www.ibadanjournalofsociology.org

41. Olutayo, A.O.; Adetola, O. B.,; Omobowale A.O,; Akanle Olayinka; Busari D.D.; and Akintunde Abel (2017): Modernisation and Development: A Historico- Contemporary Approach Through Justin Labinjo’s Narratives The Nigerian Journal of Sociology and Anthropology.(15:No1)Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association (NASA), 17-33 ISSN 0331-4111

**42. Adetola,O.B, Adedeji I.A and Popoola O.D (2017): System Theory Analysis of Ebola Virus Disease and Nursing needs in the West-African Sub-Region, International Journal of Health Care Management, Vol. 10 Issue 4, pg 1-7 ISSN: 2047-9700 (Print) 2047-9719 (Online) Taylor and Francis, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxfordshire UK.

**43. Solaja, O.M and Adetola, O.B (2018): Situating Green Practices within The Context of Sustainable Development Agenda, Equidad y Desarrollo Journal, Issue (30th) Pg 195-220. LaSalle University at Bogata, Columbia ISSN: 1692- 7311.

44. **Adetola,O.B (2018): Social Media: Precursors to Escalated Political Violence. Journal of Media and Social Development, Department of Studies Communication and Journalism, Faculty of the Social Sciences, University of Mysore, Mysore, India. Vol 6 Issue1. Pg 56-68, Jan-March, ISSN -2320-8244 (Print)

(vi) Journal Articles Accepted for Publication: NIL

(vii) Contributions to Books 45. Alliyu, N. (1998) “The Use and Abuse of Children in Nigeria: Implication for Youth and National Development” in Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (eds.), Rural Children and The Future Food Security of Nigeria, Ago- Iwoye. Children in Agriculture Programme Nigeria, (CIAP). Pp 115 -121

46. Alliyu, N. and G Lawal. (1999) “On the Question of Civil Disobedience” in Balogun, O. and Mabol, O. (eds.) Issues in Philosophy of Law, Ibadan, Benel books, Pp. 100 – 107. ISBN 978-35051-0-6

47. Alliyu, N (2000) “Social Problems and Development Programmes in Nigeria” in Odumosu, T; Atere, W and Adewunmi F. (eds.) Social Problems and Social Work in Nigeria. Oojo Lagos: Centre for planning studies, Lagos State University, Pp 223 – 229, ISBN- 978-34559-7

48. Soremi, M.O. and Alliyu, N. (2000) Social Structure and Culture of Ogun State in Onakomaya, S.O.; Odugbemi, O.O.; Oyesiku, O.O. and Ademiluyi, I.A. (eds.) Ogun State: Local and Regional Perspectives. Centre for Sandwich Programmes, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye. Page 173-185. ISBN 978-35192-7-1.

49. Alliyu, N. (2001) Sociological Theories in Soremi, M.O.; Edewor, P.A. and Olutayo, O.A. (eds.) The Science of Society: A Sociological Introduction. Centre for Sandwich Programmes, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye. Page 22-35. ISBN 978-34916-2-8.

50. Alliyu, N. and Lawal, G. (2002) African Political Structure in Soremi, M.O. and Oyekunle, A.A. (eds.) The Social Structure of Contemporary African Societies. Kraft Books Limited, Ibadan. Page 29-40. ISBN 978-039-065-0

51. Alliyu, N. and J.O Jiboku, (2007) “Elements of Sociology” in Alebiosu,K. and Akintayo, O.I (eds.)Readings in Industrial Relations:Theory and Practice, Institute of Education, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. Pp-321-342 ISBN-978-076-997-8

52. Alliyu N (2013): ‘Securing the Nigerian State for Development’ in Akinpelu Biodun (ed.) Centinal Epoch: Memories and Legacies of The Nigerian State. Lagos: Nigeria, Ziklag Educational Publishers, PP-453-470, ISBN: 978-978- 932-621-2

53. Alliyu, N. (2013) ‘Understanding Sex and Gender’ in Essentials of Sociology In R. Aborishade, , A. O Omobowale, O. Akanle, (eds.) Ibadan: Nigeria, University of Ibadan Press, PP 241-253 ISBN 978-978-8456-49-0

54. Alliyu, N. (2015): Roles and Responsibilities of Citizens in Curbing Electoral Crime in Nigeria in A. Atere and N. Alliyu (eds.) Security and Electoral Crimes in Nigeria Ibadan: Institute of Criminological Studies and Security Management. PP 70-92 ISBN 978-978-945-942-1

55. Alliyu, N. (2015): Securing the Security Personnel: Issues and Challenges in A. Atere and N. Alliyu (eds.) Security and Electoral Crimes in Nigeria Ibadan: Institute of Criminological Studies and Security Management. PP107-114 ISBN 978-978-945-942-1

*56. Alliyu, N. (2015) Social Structure, Property Rights and Development in Nigeria in A.O Olutayo, A.O Omobowale, O. Akanle,(eds.)Contemporary Development Issues in Nigeria. Cambridge: London, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, United Kingdom. PP 219-233 ISBN 978-1-4438-7268-3.

57. Alliyu, N. (2015) Leadership, Followership and Corruption in Nigerian Society in N. Alliyu (ed.) Sociological Issues in Industry and Nigerian Society: Prospects, Challenges and Threats to Development Ibadan, Ibadan University Press.Pp147-166, ISBN 978-978-8456-97-1

58. Alliyu, N. (2015) Knowledge as Solution to Moral Decadence: A Development Perspective in N. Alliyu (ed.) Sociological Issues in Industry and Nigerian Society: Prospects, Challenges and Threats to Development, Ibadan, Ibadan University Press. Pp 205-220, ISBN 978-978-8456-97-1

59. Alliyu, N and Kalejaiye P.O (2015) Trade Unionism, Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining in Tella,S.A; Geoge, E.O, Ogunmuyiwa, M.S; Maku, E .O; Odusanya, I.A (eds.) Industrial and Public Sector Economics, Ijebu Ode, Gratia Associates International, Pp 160-208, ISBN 978-978-533-007-7

60. Adetola O.B. (2017): Writing Research Proposal in Adetola O.B; Aborisade, R.A and Fasanmi, S (eds.) Research Methods in Social and Management Sciences (Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches). Ibadan, Ibadan University Press.Pp58-77, ISBN 978-978-8529-35-4

61. Adetola O.B. (2017): Designing Qualitative Research in Adetola O.B; Aborisade, R.A and Fasanmi, S (eds.) Research Methods in Social And Management Sciences (Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches). Ibadan, Ibadan University Press. Pp231-246, ISBN 978-978-8529-35-4

62. Adetola O.B. and Oladejo A.O (2017): Project Monitoring and Evaluation in Adetola O.B, Aborisade, R.A and Fasanmi, S (eds.) Research Methods in Social and Management Sciences (Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches). Ibadan, Ibadan University, Press. Pp399-423, ISBN 978-978-8529-35-4

63. **Aborisade R.A and Alliyu, N (2018): Corruption and Africa in Akanle Y and Adesina J.O (eds.) The Development of Africa: Issues, Diagnoses and Prognoses. Social Indicator Research Series 71. Springer International Publishing. Gewerbestrasse 11, 6330 Cham, Switzerland http//www.springer.com/series/6548

(viii) Published Conference Proceedings:

64. Edewor, P. A and Alliyu, N. (1995) Sociocultural Factors in HIV/AIDS Transmission in Nigeria in the Conference Proceedings of the Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association. Theme: Nigeria at CrossRoads: Which Way Out held at Ogun State University by the Department of Sociology, Ago Iwoye, 1995. Pg 84-85

65. Olutayo, A.O, and Alliyu N, Akanle O (2011): Ethnography of Land Acquisition and Urban Planning at Ogere, Southwest Nigeria in Conference Proceeding of Anthropological and Sociological Association of Nigeria (ASAN). Theme: The Social Dimension of the Nigerian Democratizing Process held at the University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria on 9th to 11th, 2011. Pg 671-681

66. Alliyu, N (2012): Little Media: Precursors to Escalated Political Violence Nigeria in Conference Proceeding of the Department of Sociology, Gombe State University, Gombe State. Theme: National Conference on Political Violence in Nigeria held on 7th to 10th of August, 2012. Pg 284-293

(viii) Technical Reports: Kanu S., Omudu E., Alliyu N. (Step Down Training Workshop Report on PM&E STD/HIV Management Project submitted to LATH, Nigeria.

(ix) Manuscripts Submitted for Publication Alliyu, N and Abosede A.J: Unpaid Women’s Contributions to Labour, Production and Development: A Socio-economic Revaluation, University of Texas Austin, USA

(x) Unpublished Conference/Workshop and Public Lectures Alliyu, N. ‘Ethnographic Survey of Makoko - A Lagos suburb some information for poverty alleviation and sustainable Development’. A paper presented at the 42nd annual conference of the Nigerian Geographical Association (NGA) held at Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye. (May, 1999).

Alliyu, N “Stop Gender Stop AIDS” A paper presented at the World AIDS Day at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital OOUTH. (2nd December, 2005).

Alliyu, N. The Role of the Public in Law Making: A paper presented at the Workshop organized for Local Government Councilors in Ogun State (December, 2006).

Alliyu, N. Patriarchy and Value of Women’s Labour: A paper presented at the National Conference of Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association (NASA) at the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. (Sept. 25- 28, 2007)

Alliyu, N ‘Nigeria: A Game at 50’ A Paper delivered at a One-Day Lecture organized by National Association of Women Journalist (NAWOJ) Ogun State Chapter in Commemoration of the 50 years Anniversary of Nigeria at the Ile Iwe- Iroyin House, Abeokuta, Nigeria (29th Wednesday, September, 2010).

Alliyu, N. “The Idea of Development in a Democratizing Society: The Ogun State Example”: A paper presented at the Annual Conference of Anthropological and Sociological Association of Nigeria (ASAN) at the University of Ilorin, Ilorin Nigeria (August 9th -11th 2011).

Alliyu, N. ‘Nigeria Democratic Leadership: Expectations, Disappointments and Challenges’ a paper delivered on a one day Seminar organized by UNIFECS, Obafemi Awolowo University Consultancy Service Centre in Collaboration with ISMON, Institute of Security Management and Operations, Nigeria (28th April 2013)

Alliyu, N. Community Participation in Peace Building and Conflict Resolution A 5-Day Advanced Citizenship and Leadership Training Course in Citizenship Education at the Social Development Institute (Shasha) Iperu, Ogun State (27th to 31ST August 2012)

Alliyu, N, Adedeji, I.A, Popoola O.D: Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in West African sub-Region: A System Theory Analysis. Being a paper presented at the Department of Sociology Seminar, Faculty of the Social and Management Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University. (March 18th, 2016).

Alliyu, N, Ethical Issues in Community Development: The Role of Community Development Associations (CDA) in Yoruba Communities, Ogun State Being a paper presented at a 5-Day Citizenship and Leadership Training course for Community Leaders in Ogun State at the Social Development Institute (SHASHA), Iperu (Monday 4th – Friday 8th April, 2016).

Adetola, O.B: Education for Independent Thought: A Panacea to Examination Malpractice. Being a paper presented at a Staff Training Workshop organized by the Department of Sociology, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye. (Friday 31st March 2017).

18. CONFERENCES ATTENDED WITH DATES: (i) Annual Conference of Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association held at Ogun State University, (November 27th – 28th, 1995). (ii) Research Training Workshop Organized for Doctoral Students by Centre for Research and Documentation, Kano State between 7th- 13th of July, 1997. (iii) National Workshop on “Relevance of Trade Union in a Globalised Economy” Organised by the Nigerian Industrial Relation Association at Lafia Hotel, Ibadan, (2nd and 3rd of October, 1997). (iv) Workshop on Conduct and Organization of Examinations, Understanding Computation and Preservation of results organized by Ogun State University. (29th of July, 1998). (v) Research Training Workshop Organised for Doctoral Students by Centre for Econometric and Allied Research (CEAR) University of Ibadan, Oyo State, (4th – 17th of July, 1999). (vi) The 5th African Regional Workshop “Beyond Madrid 2002, Action for Ageing in Africa” Sheraton Hotel, Lagos. (25-28 November 2003) (vii) Proposal Development Workshop Organised by African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) Nairobi. (16th-20th August, 2004) (viii) 1st College Conference (College of Social and Management Sciences) Tai Solarin University of Education Ijagun, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State Nigeria (April 25- 28, 2006). (ix) The Third Regional Inter Disciplinary Colloquium on Women Empowerment in Africa Progress, Gaps, and Challenges Makurdi, Benue State, Nigeria (27th/29th March, 2006). (x) CODESRIA Regional Methodological Workshop on Social Sciences in Africa: Fields and Theories of Qualitative Investigation Special Session for Nigeria University of Ibadan. (July 30 – August 3, 2007). (xi) National Conference of Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Association (NASA). University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. (Sept. 25-28, 2007). (xii) A University Lecture delivered on Meeting the Challenges of Human Capital Development in Africa at the Goldstein Lecture Theatre, Alan Berry Building, Coventry University, United Kingdom. (Monday, 11th May 2009). (xiii) International Conference on Port Financing. Amsterdam, the Netherlands. (9th-10th June 2009). (xiv) Annual Conference of Anthropological and Sociological Association of Nigeria (ASAN) at the University of Ilorin, Ilorin Nigeria (August 9th -11th 2011). (xv) National Conference on Political Violence in Nigeria at the department of sociology, Gombe State University, Gombe State held (7th to 10th of August, 2012). (xvi) Annual Conference organized by the Department of Sociology, University of Lagos in collaboration with Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) Abuja (Friday 22nd August, 2014). (xvii) A University Lecture titled Education in the 21st Century for Regional Integration and Development at the West African Union University, Cotonou, Benin Republic (6th February 2015). (xviii) 2015 International Women’s Day Conference@ Women’s Research and Documentation Centre (WORDOC) Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. (March 10, 2015).

(xix) Ist International Conference on Bilingualism for Socio-cultural Integration, Scientific and Economic Development of Africa. University of Lome. (9th- 11th September, 2015). (xx) 2016 University of Texas African Conference on Creativity, Culture and Identity in African and African Diaspora organized by the Department of History and the Africanist Organization at the University of Texas, Austin, United States of America (24th to 27th March 2016). (xxi) The "7th International Conference on Social Sciences" organized by the North-West University (Vaal Triangle Campus (South Africa) and Social Sciences Research Society (Turkey) held in Cape Town at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (22nd-23rd September 2016).

Obatunde Bright Adetola PhD 3Ist January, 2018