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CURRICULUM VITAE: OLURINOLA, Isaiah Oluranti

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A. PERSONAL DATA

1. NAMES IN FULL OLURINOLA (formerly

OGUNRINOLA), Isaiah Oluranti

2. PLACE AND DATE OF BIRTH Ibadan, January 11, 1955

3. STATE OF ORIGIN Oyo State, Nigeria.

4. PERMANENT ADDRESS Plot X220, Idowu Street,

Off Olorunkosehunti Street,

Victory Estate, Iba. Ojo LGA

P.O. Box 10156, LASU P.O.

Lagos State.

5. SEX Male

6. CURRENT POSTAL ADDRESS: Department of Economics

College of Development Studies

Covenant University

Km 10, Idiroko Road

P.M.B. 1023, OTA.

Ogun State.

Telephone Number: +234-0803-332-2048

E-mail address [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

7. NATIONALITY (AT BIRTH): Nigerian

8. STATE/LOCAL GOVT. AREA Oyo/Akinyele LGA

9. MARITAL STATUS Married

10. NO. AND DATES OF BIRTH OF CHILDREN 4 (Four). {1986, 1987,

1990, 1994}

11. CURRENT POSITION/SALARY Professor/CUSS 14

12. Higher Institutions Attended With Dates

1. University of Ife 1979-1983

2. University of Ife 1984-1986

3. Obafemi Awolowo Univ. Ife. 1986-1991

4. Lagos Business School (Now

PAN-AFRICAN UNIVERSITY) 1997

5. World Bank Institute (e-Learrning) 2011

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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13 Academic And Professional Qualifications Obtained

1. B.Sc. (Hons.) Second Class Upper Division (Economics) 1983

2. M.Sc. (Economics) 1986

3. Ph.D (Economics) 1991

4. Senior Management Diploma 1997

5. Certificate in “Policies for Jobs: ELearning Course” 2011

14. DISTINCTIONS AND ACADEMIC AWARDS WITH DATES

1. University of Ife Undergraduate Scholarship Award 1980

2. Federal Govt. Academic Merit Award 1981

3. University of Ife Postgraduate Fellowship

Award (For M.Sc. Programme) 1985

4. C.O.D.E.S.R.I.A. Award (For Ph.D) 1988

B. DETAILS OF PREVIOUS AND PRESENT WORK EXPERIENCE

ORGANISATION POSITION DATE

Fed Min Of Industries Industrial Officer 1983/1984 (NYSC)

Oyo State Teaching Service Class Teacher 1985

The Polytechnic, Ibadan Asst. Lecturer 1986

Obafemi Awolowo University Asst. Lecturer 1986-1988

Obafemi Awolowo University Lecturer II 1988-1991

Financial Inst. Training. Centre Training Manager 1991-1993

-do- Senior. Training Mgr. 1993-1995

-do- Principal Training Mgr. 1995-1996

Mgt. Devt. Inst., The Gambia Mgt Dev. Officer 1995-1996

Dunlop Nig. Plc Employment. & Manpower

Development Manager

1996-1999

Dunlop Nigeria Plc Materials Supply Manager 1999-2001

Cakasa Nig. Company Ltd Manager, Human Resources

& Administration

2001-2003

Covenant University Senior Lecturer 2003-2008

Covenant University Associate Professor 2008- 2012

Covenant University Professor (Economics) August, 2012

C. COURSES TAUGHT/PROJECT SUPERVISION IN COVENANT UNIVERSITY

1. Courses Taught

a) Principles of Economics (Micro and Macro)

b) Economic History

c) Mathematics for Business and Social Sciences

d) Statistics for Business & Social Sciences

e) Intermediate Micro-Economic Theory I and II

f) Intermediate Macro-Economic Theory I

g) Labour Economics (Undergraduate and PG levels)

h) History of Economic Thoughts

i) Advanced Micro-Economic Theory (M.Sc. and PhD levels)

j) Comparative Economic Systems


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2. Supervision of Final Year Undergraduate dissertations More than 100 students supervised to date

3. Supervision of M.Sc. Thesis, Covenant University.

a. Osabuohien, Evans

b. Bankole, Sogo

c. Oluwatobi, Stephen

d. Etukiren, Edidiong (MBA, Covenant University)

e. Sodipe, Oluwayomi (Miss).

f. Odetola, F. Adejoke (Mrs.).

4. Supervision of PhD Thesis, Covenant University.

a. Urhie, Samuelson Ese (Co-supervisor) - 2011

b. Adewole, M. A. - 2014

c. Matthew, Oluwatoyin (Mrs.) - 2014

d. Fagbola, L.O. (Co-supervisor) - 2015

e. Ogundipe, A.A. (Co-Supervisor) - 2015

f. Oluwatobi, Stephen - 2015

g. Ogundipe, Oluwatomisin (Mrs.) – Ongoing

h. Beecroft Ibukun (Miss) - Ongoing

i. Asaleye, Abiola - On-going

j. Lawal Samad - On-going

5. Internal Examiner Covenant University B.Sc., M.Sc; PhD

D. ACADEMIC ASSIGNMENTS IN OTHER UNIVERSITIES:

1. Supervision of M.B.A. Theses. (LASU External Programme)

2. Review of academic papers for Journal Publication

3. External Examiner (Ekiti State Univ. Ado-Ekiti; Crawford University,

and Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife)

E. SERVICES RENDERED IN THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM (CU)

1. Head, Dept of Economics 2003-2005; 2009/2010 & 2012/2013

2. Member, Senate Committee on

Curriculum Development 2003-2005

3. Member, Centre For Wealth

Creation Committee 2004 -2009.

4. Member, Senate Committee On

Work-Study Programme 2003 -2009

5. Member, Senate Committee on Research

and Development Grant 2004 - 2006

6. Member, College Journal Editorial

Board 2005 - 2010

7. Coordinator, Post-Graduate Programme,

Dept of Economics. Dec 2005-2009

8. Sec. Gen, CU Cooperative Society Jan. 2006 – Sept. 2009

8. Member, Convocation Planning C’ttee 2007 and 2009


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9. Chairman, Central Committee on Life-

Long Learning Jan 2010 - 2011

10. Member, University Strategic Planning Committee 2010

11. Member, University Senate 2003-2005; 2009 till date

12. President, CU Cooperative Society Oct 2011- July 2013

13. Deputy Dean, School of Social Sciences,

Covenant University, Ota October 2010 -2012

14. Dean, College of Development Studies Sept 2012-Till Date

15. Member, University Staff Disciplinary C'ttee Sept. 2013 till date

16. Chairman, Local Organising Committee, 1st International

Conference on African Devt. Issues Dec. 2013-May 2014

17. Chairman, Excess Work Load C'ttee Feb. 2014 till date

18. Editor-in-Chief, CU Review of African

Development Issues 2014

F. CONFERENCES ATTENDED WITH DATES

1. National Conference on Nigeria’s Economic Recovery Strategies: Obafemi

Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, 11th

-14th

May, 1987

2. Nigeria Economic Society’s Conference on The Structural Adjustment Progamme

and The Nigerian Economy. Held In Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife: Jan.

29 To Feb 1; 1989.

3. Nigeria Economic Society Conference on Debt Burden in Africa. Held At The

University Of Benin: May 24 – 27, 1994.

4. Raw Materials Negotiation visits to DAMUK, Manchester, UK and Florence,

ITALY. April 1999.

5. National Conference on Informal Financial Sector and Sustainable Development

In Nigeria. Held At The University Of Ado-Ekiti, June 8-10, 2005.

6. 1st International Conference On Human Development; Held In Covenant

University, June 27-30, 2005

7. Fourth National Manpower Training Workshop on ‘Current Issues in Manpower

Planning: Methodology, Approaches and Policy Options, Organised by the

National Manpower Board and Held in Arewa House, Kaduna. Nov. 29-30, 2005.

8. Workshop on Export Promotion Strategies and Management, Held in Covenant

University, Ota from 29-30 November, 2006

9. NISER/ACBF/ILO conference on the Interaction Between Planners, Producers

and Users of Educated Labour Force in Nigeria, held in Abuja, 2007.

10. Covenant University Workshop on Governance and Development in Nigeria; held

in Covenant University, Ota. March 9-13 2009.

11. Workshop on ICT for Teaching organized by University of Lagos Step B Project

in collaboration with Federal College of Education (Technical) Akoka, May 6,

2009. 12. Advanced Econometric Modeling Workshop for Policy Analysis and Simulations;

CMD, Lagos; 18-29 October, 2010.

13. 52nd

Annual Conference of the Nigerian Society of Economists on the theme:

Planning and the Transformation of the Nigerian Economy; September 13-15,

2011; held in Covenant University, Nigeria.


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14. Conference on Population Health and Development in Nigeria organized by the

Population Association of Nigeria at the Lagos State University, Nigeria,

September 2011.

15. IAABD Conference on African Business and Development in a Changing Global

Political Economy: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities; held in El Jadidah

Polydisciplinary University, El Jadidah, Morocco, May 15-19, 2012.

16. National Conference on Law and Economic Transformation in Nigeria organized

by the Faculty of Law, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State

Nigeria; July 2012.

17. IAABD Conference on "Integrating African Market and Economies in a

Changing Global Economy: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities; held in Ghana

Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Ghana, May 14-

18, 2013. 18. 54th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Society of Economists on the theme:

Institutions, Institutional Reforms and Economic Development; September 16-

19, 2013; held in Sheraton Hotel and Towers, Abuja, Nigeria.

19. 1st Covenant University International Conference on African Development

Issues; May 5-6 2014; held in African Leadership Development Centre,

Covenant University, Nigeria.

20. NPC/NISER Stakeholders Workshop on the Pilot Study on Informal Sector in

Nigeria; held in Abuja; June 24, 2014.

21. 1st International Conference on Demography and Economic Development on the

theme: Demographic Change and Sustainable Development, organised by the

Department of Economics, Covenant University and held between July 14-15,

2014.

G. CURRENT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

1. OGUNRINOLA, I.O., AMOO, E.O and A.O.SODIPE: Street Trading and

Its Socio-Economic Effects in Nigeria (A CUCERD-Funded Research,

2010/2011).

2. Fadayomi and Ogunrinola: Labour Supply Analysis in Nigeria.

3. Ogunrinola (with 10 Others): Town and Gown Consultative Approach to

Poverty Reduction in Ota (TAGCAPRIN).

4. OGUNRINOLA, I.O. Urban Labour Market in Nigeria: Implications for

Employment Generation.

5. Fadayomi, T.O. and Ogunrinola, I.O. “The Nigerian Labour Market and

Youth Unemployment Outcomes in Nigeria”.


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H. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Theses/Dissertations

OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (1985): Private Demand for University Education and Its

Labour Market Implications. M.Sc. Dissertation, (Not Published) Submitted to The

Department Of Economics, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (1991): Employment and Earnings in the Urban Informal

Sector of Ibadan. Ph.D.Thesis (Not Published) Submitted to O.A.U. Ife.

Published Articles

1) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. AND S.I. OLADEJI (1989): ‘A Critical Analysis of

Education And Unemployment In Nigeria’ International Journal of Educational

Management, Vol.1, No. 1 Pp. 108-122. (Published by the Department of

Educational Management, University of Ilorin, Nigeria, ISSN: 0794-7684).

2) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. AND A.O. OLALOYE (1990): ‘Economic Activity

Status of The Nigerian Rural Population’ Ife Journal of Agriculture: Vol. 12 Nos

1 & 2; pp. 104-111. (Published by the Faculty of Agriculture, Obafemi Awolowo

University, Ile-Ife Nigeria)

3) OLALOYE, A.O. AND OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (1990):’Short-run Demand

Function for University Education in Nigeria’. Tanzania Journal of Economics,

Vol. 2, No. 1, January. Pp 77-84.(Published by the Economic Research Bureau

and Economics Department, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania)

4) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (1990): ‘Informal Savings and Small Business

Development In Nigeria: Some Evidence From Badagry’ Ife Journal of

Economics And Finance’ Vol 1, No, 1. (Published by the Department of

Economics, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, ISSN 0795-7777).

5) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (1990): ‘The Economic Analysis of Personal Earnings of

the Self-Employed In the Informal Auto-Repair Industry: The Case of Ile-Ife.

The Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social Studies. Vol. 32, No. 3; Pp 269-

284. (Published by the Nigerian Economic Society, Nigeria. ISSN 0029-0092).

6) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (1992): ‘Determinants of Entrepreneurship Development

in the Urban Informal Sector of Lagos’. Quarterly Journal of Administration:

Vol. XXVI, Nos. 3 & 4. (Published by the Faculty of Administration, Obafemi

Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. ISSN 0001-8333).

7) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. AND S.I. OLADEJI (1992): ‘Demand for Credit in the

Informal Financial Sector of South-Western Nigeria’. Nigerian Journal of

Economic and Social Studies Vol 34, No. 2 pp. 95-109. (Published by the

Nigerian Economic Society, Nigeria. ISSN 0029-0092).


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8) OLADEJI, S.I. AND I.O. OGUNRINOLA (1993): ‘Economic Significance of

Informal Savings and Credit in Contemporary Nigeria’. Nigerian Financial

Review: Vol.6, No.3, pp. 29-35. (Published by Infodata Limited and the Financial

Institutions Training Centre, Yaba Lagos, Nigeria).

9) OLADEJI, S.I. AND I.O. OGUNRINOLA (2001): ‘Determinants of Informal

Savings in South-Western Nigeria’. Savings And Development ., Vol XXV, No.

2. pp. 225-251. (Published by Giordano dell Amore Fonndation: A Centre for

Financial Growth and Development Assistance, Milan, Italy).

10) OGUNRINOLA, I.O., EWETAN, O.O.; AND F.A. AGBOOLA (2005):

Informal Savings and Economic Status of Rural Women in Nigeria: Journal of

Economic and Financial Studies, Vol 2 No. 1, June. Pp 10-26. (Published by the

Department of Economics, Adekunle Ajasin University, P.M.B. 001, Akungba

Akoko, Nigeria. ISSN 978-35786-7-4).

11) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2007): Dynamics of Urban Informal Sector in Nigeria:

Some Evidence from the Literature: Journal of Economics and Management

Sciences, Vol. 2 No. 1; pp. 74-96. (Published by Faculty of Management

Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Nigeria. ISSN 0794-0332).

12) OSABUOHIEN, E.S.C. and OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2007): ‘Causes and

Effects of Industrial Crisis in Nigeria: Some Empirical Clarifications. Labour

Law Review, Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 75-93. (Published by Hybrid Consult: Legal

Research, Publishing Training & Consultancy, Lagos Nigeria. ISSN 1597-9865)

13) OGUNRINOLA, I.O., and ALEGE P.O. (2007) Micro-Credit and Micro-

Enterprise Development: An Analysis of Some Rural-Based Enterprises In

Nigeria. The Nigerian Journal of Economics and Social Sciences. Vol. 49, No. 1;

pp. 95-114. (Published by The Nigerian Economic Society, Nigeria. ISSN 0029-

0092).

14) ALEGE. P.O. AND I.O. OGUNRINOLA (2008): Economic Reforms in

The Financial Services Sector and the Growth of the Nigerian Economy: Lagos

Journal of Banking, Finance and Economic Issues, Vol. 2, No. 1, July; pp. 50-76.

(Published by the Department of Finance, University of Lagos, Akoka Nigeria.

ISSN 2006-3776).

15) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. and ADEBAYO, A.A. (2010): ‘Labour Market

Expectations of Final Year Students in Selected Nigerian Universities’ ,African

Journal of Business and Economic Research; Vol. 12, No. 1. (Published by

Adonis & Abbey Publishers Ltd, London, United Kingdom. ISSN 1750-4554).


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16) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. and E.S.C. OSABUOHIEN (2010): ‘Globalisation and

Employment in the Nigerian Manufacturing: (1990-2006)’; European Journal of

Social Sciences, Vol. 12, Issue 4, pp. 581-593. (Published by EuroJournals,

Europe. ISSN: 1450-2267).

17) OGUNRINOLA, I.O (2011): ‘Social Capital and the Distribution of Earnings of

Female Microentrepreneurs in Rural Nigeria.’ African Journal of Economics and

Management Studies, Vol. 2, No. 1; pp.94-113. (Published by Emerald Group

Publishing Limited; www.emeraldinsight.com; United Kingdom; ISSN 2040-

0705).

18) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2011): Informal Self-Employment and Poverty

Alleviation: Empirical Evidence from Motorcycle Taxi Riders in Nigeria:

International Journal of Economics and Finance May; pp. 176-185. (Published

by Canadian Center of Science and Education, Canada, ISSN 1916-971X).

19) OLUWATOBI, S.O. and I.O. OGUNRINOLA (2011): Government

Expenditure on Human Capital Development: Implications for Economic Growth

in Nigeria. Journal of Sustainable Development Vol.4, No. 3; June; pp. 72-80.

(Published by The Canadian Center of Science and Education, Canada.)

20) SODIPE, A. O. and I. O. OGUNRINOLA (2011): Employment and Economic

Growth Nexus in Nigeria: International Journal of Business and Social Science;

Vol. 2, No. 11; pp.232-239. (Published by Centre for Promoting Ideas, USA;

ISSN 2219-1933).

21) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2011): Global economic crisis and career aspiration

among ‘okada’ riders in Nigeria: The Influence of apprenticeship skills training.

Business and Economics Research Journal, Vol. 2, No. 3, July. Pp. 51-67.

(Published on-line by Uludag University, Faculty of Economics and

Administrative Sciences, TURKEY, ISSN: 1309-2448).

22) OGUNRINOLA, I.O.. & E.O. ADEPEGBA (2012): Health and Economic

Implications of Waste Dumpsites in Cities: The Case of Lagos, Nigeria.

International Journal of Economics and Finance, CANADA; Vol. 4, No.4. pp.

239-251.

23) AMOO EMMANUEL, OLA-DAVID OLUWAYOMI, OGUNRINOLA, I. O &

FADAYOMI, T.O. (2013): Street Trading Activities and Maternal Health in

Urban Areas of Nigeria. Global Journal of Human Social Science Arts &

Humanities; Volume 12, Issue 15 Version 1; pp 46-55.

http://www.emeraldinsight.com/


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24) OLURINOLA, I.O.; FADAYOMI, T.O; AMOO, E.O.; & OLA-DAVID, O.O.

(2014): Occupational Safety and Health Among Street Traders in Nigeria.

‘International Journal of Economics and Finance’ CANADA’ Vol. 6, No. 4;

pp.59-68.

25) FADAYOMI, T.O. & OLURINOLA, I.O. (2014): Determinants of Labour

Force Participation in Nigeria: The Influence of Household Structure; Journal of

Economics and Development Studies, (U.S.A.); Vol. 2, No. 2; July. pp. 169-190.

26) OLURINOLA, I.O. & T.O. FADAYOMI (2014): Youth Labour Market

Outcomes in Nigeria: Evidence from National Labour Market Survey; Covenant

Journal of Business and Social Sciences, Volume 5, No. 2. Available for at:

http://cujournals.covenantuniversity.edu.ng/index.php/cjbss/issue/view/31.

27) OLURINOLA, I.O., ALEGE, P.O.; OJEAGA, P. & OLUWATIMIRO, Q.

(2014): A Practical Review of Mechanism Design: How implementable is it

within the Nigerian context? Investigating the role of PPP on Social Outcomes in

Nigeria. Journal of Knowledge Management, Economics and Information

Technology, pp. 1-27.

28) OLUWATOBI, S., EFOBI, U., OLURINOLA, I. AND ALEGE, P. (2015):

Innovation in Africa: Why Institutions Matter. South African Journal of

Economics. Vol 83, Issue 3; PP. 390-441; doi: 10.1111/saje.12071.

29) OLURINOLA, I.O.; FADAYOMI, T.O.; AMOO Emmanuel & O.A.OLA-

DAVID (2015): Internal Migration and Welfare of Street Traders in the Urban

Informal Economy of Nigeria. Journal of South African Business Research Vol.

2015 (2015), Article ID 352191, pp. 1-18; DOI: 10.5171/2015.352191.

30) OGUNDIPE, A.A; OLURINOLA, I.O. & ODEBIYI, J. T, (2015): Examining the

Validity of EKC in Western Africa: Different Pollutants Option. Environmental

Management and Sustainable Development ISSN 2164-7682 2015, Vol. 4, No. 2;

pp. 69-90.

31) EWETAN, O.O.; IKE, D.N. & OLURINOLA, I.O. (2015): Fiscal Federalism and

Insecurity in Nigeria: International Journal of Research in Social Sciences;

Vol. 5, Issue 2; pp. 170-184.

CHAPTERS IN REFEREED BOOKS

32) ADEBAYO, A.A. AND I.O. OGUNRINOLA (2006): Contemporary

Dimensions of Unemployment Problem in Nigeria: A Special Challenge

under the National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy

(NEEDS),in Nigerian Economic Society (NES) (ed.) ‘Employment

Generation in Nigeria’ pp. 111-123. (Published by The Nigerian

Economic Society, Nigeria. ISSN978-2984-14-0)


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33) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2008): “Towards Sustained Interactions between

Planners, Producers and Employers of Labour in Nigeria”.

NISER/ACBF/ILO. Pp. 51-80. (Published by The Nigerian Institute of

Social and Economic Research, Ibadan, Nigeria. ISBN: 978-978-181-

421-1).

34) ADEBAYO, A.A. AND I.O. OGUNRINOLA (2006): Contemporary

Dimensions of Unemployment Problem in Nigeria: A Special Challenge

under the National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy

(NEEDS),in Nigerian Economic Society (NES) (ed.) ‘Employment

Generation in Nigeria’ pp. 111-123. (Published by The Nigerian

Economic Society, Nigeria. ISSN978-2984-14-0)

PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION

35) AMOO, E.O.; O.A. OLA-DAVID; I.O. OLURINOLA & T.O.

FADAYOMI: Female Youths in Street Trading: Implications for Sexual

Harassment in HIV/AIDS Risky Environment. Journal of South African

Business Research.

ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW FOR PUBLICATION

CONSIDERATION IN REFEREED JOURNALS

36) OLUWATOBI, S. & I.O. OLURINOLA: Human Capital, Institutions

and Innovation: An Anecdote of Two Countries

37) OLUWATOBI, S. & I.O. OLURINOLA: Mobile Learning in Africa:

Strategy for Educating the Poor. (AJEMS).

38) OGUNDIPE, O.M.; I.O. OLURINOLA & A.A. OGUNDIPE . Public

Health Measures and Child Health in Sub-Saharan Africa:

Accessing the impact of the Millennium Development Goals.

39) BEECROFT, I. & I.O. OLURINOLA: Institutional Quality and

Fiscal Sustainability in West Africa

40) BOLARINWA, M.K; ONWUEMELE, A; & I.O. OLURINOLA:

Informal Sector Employment Generation: Evidence from Labour Market

Survey in Nigeria.

JOURNAL ARTICLES AND BOOKS IN PROGRESS

41) OLURINOLA, I.O. & OLA-DAVID, O.: Capacity Building in the

urban informal sector in the Urban Informal Sector.


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42) OGUNRINOLA and ADEOBA: Quality of Secondary School Education

and Youth Unemployment in Nigeria’

43) Fadayomi, T.O. and I.O. Ogunrinola: Labour Supply and Utilisation in

Nigeria – A book of readings.

44) Ogunrinola , I.O. “Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis”

45) Ogunrinola, I.O. and Fadayomi, T.O.: Child Labour in Nigeria:

Influence of Household Structure.

46) Alege, P.O., Olurinola, I.O. & E. Urhie: Basic Mathematics for

Economists.

PUBLISHED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

47) OLURINOLA, I.O. & T.O. FADAYOMI (2013): Youth labour

market outcomes in Nigeria: Evidence from National Labour Market

Survey; in Obuah, Emmanuel, Integrating African Markets and

Economies in a changing Global Economy: Proceedings of the 14th

Annual Conference of IAABD 2013 ISBN 0-9765288-8-6. Pp. 41-52.

48) OLURINOLA, I.O. & T.O. FADAYOMI (2013): Youth labour

market outcomes in Nigeria: Evidence from National Labour Market

Survey; in Obuah, Emmanuel, Integrating African Markets and

Economies in a changing Global Economy: Proceedings of the 14th

Annual Conference of IAABD 2013 ISBN 0-9765288-8-6. Pp. 41-52.

49) AMOO E.O., OLA-DAVID, O.A., FADAYOMI, T.O. & I.O.

OLURINOLA (2013): Internal Migration and Urban Employment

among the Youths: The case of Street Traders in Nigeria: in Obuah,

Emmanuel, Integrating African Markets and Economies in a changing

Global Economy: Proceedings of the 14th Annual Conference of IAABD

2013 ISBN 0-9765288-8-6. Pp. 84-93.

TECHNICAL REPORTS

50) OLANREWAJU, S.A; OGUNJUMO, A. & I.O. OGUNRINOLA

(1987):’The Social And Labour Aspects Of Urban Passenger Problems In

Africa: The Lagos Case Study. A Report On Study Conducted For

I.L.O., Lagos Office.

51) OLADEJI, S.I.; & I.O. OGUNRINOLA (1990): Informal

Savings/Credit and Economic Development: A Case Study of Savings

Habit and Utilization in South-Western Part Of Nigeria. A Report On


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Study Conducted For Ford Foundation Through Social Science

Council of Nigeria.

52) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2005): Methodologies and Approaches to

Manpower Planning: Paper Presented at the Workshop organised by

the National Manpower Board, Abuja and held at Arewa Hotel,

Kaduna: Nov. 29-30.

53) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2005): Challenges of Real Estate Investment in

Post-Recapitalisation Era in Nigeria. Paper Presented at the Continuing

Professional Development(CPD) Lecture of the Royal Institute of

Chartered Surveyors, August 18.

54) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2006): Making the ‘Gateway State’ the hub of

the Nigerian Economy: The Roles of Ota/Agbara Chamber of Commerce,

Industry, Mines and Agriculture. Paper Presented at the Annual

General Meeting of Ota/Agbara Chambers of Commerce, held at

Obasanjo Farms, Ota; November 30.

55) OGUNRINOLA, I.O. (2010): LifeLong Learning in the Global

Knowledge Economy: Opportunities and Challenges for University

Graduates. Text of a paper presented at the inauguration of

International Board of Directors.

I. OTHER ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE CURRENT EMPLOYMENT

Hobby: Reading, Gardening, Livestock Farming, Youth Development.

J. MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION

1. Life Member, Nigerian Economic Society

2. Associate Member, Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria.

3. Associate Member, Nigerian Institute of Management.

K. REFEREES

1. Professor T.O. Fadayomi,

Department of Economics and Development Studies,

Elizade University,

Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State,

Nigeria.

2. Prof. S.I. Oladeji,

Department of Economics,

Obafemi Awolowo University,

Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria.


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3. Prof. A.A. Adebayo,

Department of Economics,

Obafemi Awolowo University,

Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria.

Revised: January, 2016.

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