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Curriculum Vitae Personal Data CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL DATA Name UGWUOKE OKWUDILI WALTER Date of birth 28th FEBRUARY, 1980 Nationality NIGERIAN State of Origin ENUGU Marital status MARRIED E-mail [email protected] Contact Number 08060880650 Current Rank Lecturer 1 INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED WITH DATES UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSSUKA 2014-2020 AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA 2007-2010 AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA 1999-2003 COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCH, IBAGWA-ANI 1990-1995 COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCH, IBAGWA-ANI 1983-1989 SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS OBTAINED PHD ECONOMICS (DISTINCTION) 2020 M.SC ECONOMICS (DISTINCTION) 2010 B.SC ECONOMICS (SECOND CLASS UPPER) 2003 SSCE 1995 FSLC 1989 NYSC 2004 Professional Courses/ Trainings Dates/Period Name of course/ Training Institution and location of course 2014 Panel Data modeling Centre for Research Development, University of Ilorin, Nigeria 2014 Time series Modeling Department of Economics, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. 2014 Entrepreneurship education and Tertiary Education Trust Fund Training 2013 Reading instructors Training Program National University Commission. 2012 Training on Research proposal writing Fed. University, Lafia University Administration Date/ Period Designation Commanding officer 2020 Department of Economics Post Graduate HOD Coordinator 2012-Date Member Senate committee on Exam University Senate misconduct 2012- Date Faculty Rep. to Faculty of Arts Dean 2012-2017 Level Adviser HOD Academic Publications 1. Ugwuoke.O.W, Ogbuabor. J, Ogbonna. E. O and Eze A (2021) Moderating effect of Institutional Quality on Foreign Aid – Economic growth Relationship in Africa, Politicka ekonomie (Accepted) 2. Ugwuoke.O.W and Aye –Agele. F (2021) Neoclassical Counterrevolution, Telecommunications, Information services sub sector and Economic growth in Nigeria, Bingham Journal of Economics and Allied Studies (Accepted) 3. Ugwuoke.O.W and Ichoku H.E (2020) Efficiency Gain argument of Fiscal federalism and Economic growth: Evidence from five selected Developing Federal Economies, Central Bank of Nigeria Bullion, 44(2), 59 – 68. 4. Ugwuoke.O.W, Ogbonna O E and Mobosi I A (2020) Economic Growth in an Oil dominant economy of Nigeria: The role of financial system development, Cogent Economics and Finance 28(16), 22 – 43. 5. Ugwuoke.O.W (2020) Comparative Analysis of Fiscal Federalism and Fiscal Autonomy of Sub national Governments in Five Selected Federal Economies, Federalism and National Question Book Project, (Accepted) 6. Ugwuoke.O.W (2020) Comparative Analysis of Government Fiscal Stimulus in Alleviating the Effect of COVID -19 Pandemic in five Selected Economies, COVID -19 Book Project (Accepted). 7. Ugwuoke.O.W (2020) Infrastructural Development under Democracy in Nigeria, Book Project on Delivering Democratic Promises in Nigeria, 451 -469. 8. Ugwuoke O.W and Alhassan A (2018) Religiosity, Institution and Corruption in Africa, Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development, 9(18), 145 – 151. 9. Ugwuoke O.W and Okwori J. (2019) A counter – factual Analysis of the Accounting costs of Commercial banks Transactions: Implications for financial inclusions, Conference proceedings on Emerging socio – economic and political challenges and National Development, Faculty of social sciences second annual conference, 361 - 368 10. Ugwuoke.O. W and Agot J.A (2018) Taxation and the Growth of SMEs Nigeria, International Journal of Advanced Research in Accounting, Economics and Business perspectives 2(1), 15 – 26. 11. Ugwuoke OW and Kida M.I (2018) Assessing the Role of Manufacturing sector on Economic Development of Developing Countries, Kwararafa University Journal of Management sciences 4(1), 132-141. 12. Ugwuoke.O. W & Ogbonna. O (2018) Resource use efficiency and Rice production in Nasarawa State, Conference proceedings on Economic Diversification in Developing countries: The way forward for Nigeria, Annual International conference of the Department of Economics, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.130 -1401 13. Ugwuoke.O. W & Ogbonna. O (2018) RE – Examining the nexus between financial development and economic growth in an oil dominant economy: Empirical evidence from Nigeria, 2018 International conference proceedings on The economics of sustainable growth in Africa, organized by African Heritage Institution, Enugu, 123 – 152. 14. Ugwuoke,O.W & Ombugadu,B.A (2018) Evaluation of the Social Issues and Corporate Social Responsibility of Entrepreneurial Firms in Nigeria: A Case of Selected Entrepreneurial Firms, Nasarawa State University, Keffi conference on boosting economic opportunities through entrepreneurship, agriculture and technology, 39 – 54. 15. Ugwuoke.O. W, Zira, J.S and Ombugadu,B.A (2018) Evaluation of Trend of government expenditure and vision 2030 of sustainable development goals in Nigeria, Zaria Sociological Journal, Department of Sociology, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria 6(3) 98 - 113 16. Ugwuoke O.W and Zira S.J (2017) Estimating the Autonomy of the Sub national Governments in the context of Nigeria fiscal federalism, Lafia Journal of Economics and Management sciences 3 (1), 113-145 17. Ugwuoke O.W and Okwanya, I (2017), Impact of FDI on Gas Supply: Implications on Economic growth in Nigeria, Lafia Journal of Economics and Management sciences 2 (1),177-198 18. Ugwuoke .O.W (2017) Agricultural sector and economic growth in Nigeria: Implications for MDGS on poverty reduction, Wilberforce journal of social sciences, 2(1), 28-44. 19. Ugwuoke O.W and Zira S.J (2017) Fly paper effect, Soft Budget and Fiscal sustainability of local government in Nigeria, Journal of Contemporary politics, 3(1), 41 - 60 20. Ugwuoke.O. W and Agot J.A (2016), Asymmetry revenue allocation and ethnic militancy in Nigeria, FULafia Journal of social sciences 1(1) 305-320. 21. Ugwuoke,O.W & Ombugadu,B.A (2016) , The Nigerian Fiscal Federalism and Vision 20:2020 Target, Lafia Journal of Economics and Management sciences 1 (1),206-230. 22. Ugwuoke.O.W (2016), Public expenditure and Human capital development in Enugu state. FULafia Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 1 (1) 182-193. 23. Ugwuoke.O.W& Umar. A.(2016), Impact of Government dependence on oil and non-oil revenue on Economic growth, Jos Journal of Economics,.6(1),111-125. 24. Ugwuoke,O.W Okoli,C.A ,Ajodo-Adebanjoko,A (2015) Resources Conflict, Communal Violence and Agricultural Productivity in Nasarawa State: A case study of selected local government Areas, Journal publication of the Nigerian Political Science Association, 3(1),243-250. 25. Ugwuoke. O.W. & Adebanjoko.A(2014), Poverty and challenges of insecurity to development, European Scientific Journal, 10, (14), 1857-7881. 26. Ugwuoke.OW, Afolabi.A.A and Ugwu A.C (2013), Globalization and Physical environment: A test for co-integration. Scottish journal of art and social sciences, 13(I)2047-1278. 27. Ugwuoke. O.W. & Adebanjoko.A. ( 2013),Global financial crisis and Nigerian external reserve: Implication for achieving MDGS, International Journal of Social sciences Tomorrow, India, 2 (2), 2277-6168. 28. Ugwuoke .O.W, Okwanya .I. & Abdulrahman .A. ( 2012),Poverty and challenges of insecurity: The Nigerian experiences, International Journal of Social sciences Tomorrow, India, 1 (10),2277-6168 29. Ugwuoke.O.W& Umar. A.(2010),Energy crisis and Social issues: Implication for Nigerian economic development, 15TH, annual conference of Nigeria anthropological and sociological association, A.B.U Zaria, April 6TH -8TH 2010. 30. Ugwuoke.O.W& Umar. A.(2010),Global financial crisis and Nigerian external reserve, International conference on global financial crisis and Africa’s quest for development A.B.U. Zaria, July 20TH -22ND ,2010. 31. Ugwuoke O.W (2017) The Development of the Marginal Economics ( Book Chapter) in a Compendium of the History of Economic thought 65-80 PRACTICAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 1. Member of a six man research team on “On unlocking the Nigeria wealth potential”. Being a contract research work for Abuja investment Company, a subsidiary of Federal Capital Development Administration (FCDA), Abuja. 2. Member of a ten man research team on “Ways and Means of job creation for Nigerian youth”. Being a contract research work for the Presidency, Abuja. 3. Member of a five man research team on” Resources Conflict, Communal Violence and Agricultural Productivity in Nasarawa State: A case study of selected local government Areas” Being a contract research work for Tertiary Education Trust Fund, Abuja. 4. Lead Researcher on Baseline survey on Primary and secondary educations in Nasrawa state. Being a contract research work for Nasarawa state Government. 5. Member of a seven man team on career aspiration and student course of first choice. Federal University, Lafia. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 1. Assistant Lecturer, Department of Economics, Federal University Lafia, 2012-2015. 2. Lecturer 11 Department of Economics, Federal University Lafia,2015- 2018 3. Lecturer 1 Department of Economics, Federal University Lafia,2017- Date 4. Par time Lecturer Fina Quest ACCA Training school Abuja, 2008-2012. 5. Par time Lecturer X-Edge, ACCA Training school Abuja, 2012- date COMMUNITY SERVICES 1. Returning officer, , 2019 Narawaa/Toto Federal Constituency election 2. Returning officer, , 2019 Doma south State Assembly election 3. Returning officer, 20th February, 2016 Lafia/Obi Federal Constituency re-run election. 4. Local Government collation officer, 28th May, 2016 Nasarawa/ Toto Federal constituency bye election. 5. Coalition officer, March, 2015 Presidential election. 6. Returning Officer, April, 2015 General election of Nasarawa state house of Assembly. REFEREES BAR. Chijioke Martins Barrister and solicitor of the supreme court of Nigeria 103 Haasan Sani street, Choos Estate, Apo, Abuja. 08039228273 BAR. Agbo Kingsley Barrister and solicitor of the supreme court of Nigeria Corporate Affairs Commission, Abuja [email protected]. 08060343632 .
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