Curriculum Vitae of Dr. Azuh, Dominic Ezinwa

[Associate Professor, Demography and Social Statistics, Expert in Population Health, and Acting HOD, Department of Economics & Development Studies, Covenant University, Ota,

Ogun State]

A PERSONAL INFORMATIONName AZUH, Dominic Ezinwa Date of Birth December 17, 1960 Sex Male Town Aba Local Govt. Area Aba South State of Origin Abia State Nationality Nigerian Marital Status Married Religion Christian Number of Children Two (2) Contact Address Department of Economics and Development

Covenant University Ota, Ogun State Nigeria. Residential Address Suite 24, Covenant University Staff Quarters,

Canaan land Ota.Telephone Number 08056441061, 07035614879 E-mail Address dominic.azuh@covenantuniversity.edu.ng;

B ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED WITH DATES

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Degree Level Type Year Grade Institution

a 1st Degree B.Sc. Hons (Biological Sciences)

1984 21 Bangalore University, India

b 2nd M.A. (Population Studies) 1986 First Sri Venkateswara University, India

c 3rd Ph. D. (Population Studies) 1992 Sri Venkateswara University, India

d Diploma (Public Admin)

DPA 1987 3rd Sri Venkateswara University, India

E Secondary WASC/GCE 1978/79 2nd

DIVISIONIheorji Sec School Aba, Nigeria

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Work Experience

Project Officer in All India Study Project, India 1990-1992 One year with National Population Commission Headquarters, Lagos(NYSC) 1993/1994 Administrative/Human Resources Manager, Constant Finance and Investments Limited

Lagos1994-1996. Senior Staff, Professional Import Duties Administrators (PIDA) Unit, [Tincan Island and

Brawal Ports] Aries Chambers Lagos. 1997. Director, Management and Manpower Development Unit, Charles Ogbulogo and

Associates, Lagos 1999-2000. Senior Management Consultant (SMC), Niger Land Consult Limited, Lagos 2001-2007. Lecturer, Igbinedion University Okada, Edo State Nigeria April 2007- October 2007 Lecturer, Covenant University Ota, Ogun State Nigeria October 2007-date.

C Teaching Experience

Academic Rank Held:Lecturer II, Lecturer I, Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor

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Name From To Begin Status

Current Status

i. University Covenant University, Canaan Land, Ota Ogun State Nigeria

August, 2014

August, 2018

Senior Lecturer

Associate Professor

ii. University Covenant University, Canaan Land, Ota Ogun State Nigeria

Sept 2011 August 2014

Lecturer 1 Senior Lecturer

iii. University Covenant University, Canaan Land, Ota Ogun State Nigeria

Oct.2007 Sept 2011

Lecturer 11

Lecturer 1

iv. University Igbinedion University, Okada Edo State Nigeria.

April 2007

Oct.2007 Lecturer 11

Lecturer 11

Part-Time Teaching Experience – Few Universities and Polytechnics; Teach taught courses on Planning, Development, Sociology, Human Resources Management, Industrial Relations and Labor Laws, Human Resource Developments and Research Methodology.

i.Abia State University (ABSU) Outreach, Lagos 1998-2002, and Institute for Continuing Education Uturu, 2016-2019.ii. Lagos State University Isolo Campus, Jibowu Campus and Anthony Village Campus Lagos 2003-2004, 2006.

iii. The Polytechnic Calabar Outreach Lagos (Cross River University of Technology 2000-2004

iv. Grace Polytechnic, Lagos 2004-2006

D Leadership and Community Service

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Two-Year Head of Department, Economics and Development Studies, Covenant University Ota (2018-2020); Course Level Adviser, Course Co-ordinator, Undergraduate and Postgraduate (B.Sc., M.Sc. and Ph.D.) Thesis Supervision, Postgraduate College Examiner, and School of Postgraduate Studies (Postgraduate) Representative.

E Course Taught

1. Undergraduate

2. DSS 111 Introduction to Demography and its Concepts 13. SOC 111 Introduction to Sociology4. DSS 113 Introduction to Public Health Concepts 15. DSS 121 Introduction to Demography and its Concepts 116. CBS 121 Statistics for Business and Social Sciences 17. DSS 123 Introduction to Public Health Concepts 118. DSS 213 Introduction to Population Geography 19. DSS 213 Introduction to Health and Population 1 (New Curriculum)10. DSS 216 Introduction to Elements of Physical Geography 111. DSS 221 Introduction to Population Studies 1112. DSS 223 Introduction to Health and Population 1113. DSS 227 Introduction to Population Geography 1114. DSS 312 Sources and Nature of Demographic Social Statistics Data15. DSS 314 Labour force Concepts and Measures 16. DSS 317 Introduction to Cartography I17. DSS 324 Labour force Theoretical Consideration II18. DSS 327 Introduction to Cartography II19. DSS 318 Population Geography 120. DSS 319 Social Psychology21. DSS 328 Population Geography II22. DSS 412 Population Theories23. DSS 414 Reproductive Health24. DSS 415 Populations and Environment25. DSS 420 Population and Socio-Economic Development26. DSS 422 Population Trends and Policies27. DSS 427 Population and Politics II28. DSS 429 Populations Health and Development 29. SAA 451 Sociology of Health and Illness Relation (Medical Sociology)

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Post-Graduate

30. SOC 701 Sociological Theories31. DSS 705 Introduction to Population Geography 32. DSS 710 Studies in Migration33. SOC 741 Industrial Sociology34. SOC 743 Industrial Relations and Labor Laws 35. SOC 744 Human Resource Developments 36. DSS 811 Demographic Techniques I (concepts & measurements)37. DSS 812 Studies in Population and Development38. DSS 815 Migration- Concepts, Theories and Implications39. DSS 816 Economic Aspects of Demography 40. DSS 817 Analysis of Population Theories and Patterns 41. DSS 821 Demographic Methods II42. DSS 825 Migration Analysis43. DSS 826 Economic Demography 44. DSS 827 Population Growth and Spatial Distribution45. DSS 829 Migration & Internally Displaced Persons46. DSS 831 Social Marketing & Development47. DSS 911 Advanced Demographic Techniques I48. DSS 915 Studies in Population, Environment and Development Interrelations49. DSS 916 Demography and Development 50. DSS 919 Social Marketing & Development 51. DSS 921 Advanced Demographic techniques II52. DSS 926 Studies in Population Growth & Spatial Distribution 53. DSS 927 Issues in Economic Demography54. DSS 929 Migration & Internally Displaced Persons55. DSS 953 Readings in Migration(Theories and empirical Studies)56. DSS 957 Readings in Population and Development Issues57. DSS 971 Readings in Economic Demography58. DSS 974 Readings in Social Marketing & Development

F Publications

Publication Scopus Status

i. Number of Publications in Scopus 23ii. Number of H-index in Scopus 3

- Journal Articles

1. Chukwueloka A.U. Okeke, Dominic Azuh, Fredrick U. Ogbuagu, and Tetsuya Kogure (2020). Assessment of land use impact and seepage erosion contributions

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to seasonal variations in riverbank stability: The Iju River, SW Nigeria. Groundwater for Sustainable Development, 11 100448, 1-16.

2. Fasina, F., Oni, G., Azuh, D. and Oduaran, A. (2020). Impact of Mother’s Socio-demographic Factors and Antenatal Clinic Attendance on Neonatal Mortality in Nigeria. Cogent Social Sciences, 6(1), 1747328

3. Emmanuel O.Amoo, OlujideAdekeye, AdebankeOlawole-Isaac, Fagbeminiyi Fasina, Paul O. Adekola, Gbemisola W. Samuel, Moses A. Akanbi, Muyiwa Oladosun, and Dominic E. Azuh (2020). Nigeria and Italy Divergences in Coronavirus Experience: Impact of Population Density. Scientific World Journal Volume 2020, Article ID 8923036, 1-9.

4. Olusegun Peter Olaoye, Aderemi Timothy Ayomitunde, Nwagwu Chinedu John, Yvonne Jude-Okeke, Azuh Dominic Ezinwa (2020). Energy Consumption and Foreign Direct Investment Inflows in Nigeria: An Empirical Perspective. International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, 2020, 10(2), 491-496.

5. Azuh Dominic, Adeyemi Ogundipe, and Oluwatomisin Ogundipe (2019). Determinants of Women Access to Healthcare Services in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Open Public Health Journal, 2019, Volume 12, pp. 505 – 514. Scopus

6. Azuh, D. and Gershon, O. (2019). Applying Population Data in Educational Policy-Making for Nigeria’s Development. International Journal of Operational Research in Management, Social Sciences and Education, Vol 5 (1): 127-139

7. Adekola, P.O.; Azuh, D. and Amoo, E. (2019). Restoration of Power Supply to Post-conflict Communities in Northern Nigeria: Implication for Sustainable Reintegration of Returning Migrants. Journal of Physics Conference Series vol, 1299 (1), pp. 012023. Scopus

8. Adekola, P.O.; Azuh, D., Amoo, E.and Grace, B. (2019). Restoration of Water Supply in Post-conflict Communities in Nigeria and Sustainable Reintegration. International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology, vol, 10 (02), pp. 191-201. Scopus

9. Azuh, Dominic, Obindah, Gershon, Okorie Uchechukwu and Matthew, Oluwatoyin, [Accepted for Publication]. Economic and Demographic Effects of Monetary Policy Instruments on Growth. Int. J. of Business and Globalisation (IJBG)

10. Paul Oluwatomipe Adekola, Dominic Azuh, Davies Adeloye and Emmanuel Amoo (2018). Urban Renewal in Nigeria: A Slash Burn Approach? Environ Dev Sustain https://doi.org/10.1007/s 10668-018-0130-2 Scopus

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11. Dominic Azuh, Akunna Azuh, Fagbminiyi Fasina, Paul Adekola, Emmanuel Amoo and Muyiwa Oladosun (2017). Knowledge of Socio-demographic Factors Influencing Health Service Usage among Pregnant Mothers in Nigeria. International E-Journal of Advances in Social Sciences, Vol 111, Issue 9, Dec 2017 pp. 1043-1050.

12. Dominic Azuh, Akunna Azuh,Moses Akanbi, Paul Adekola, Davies Adeoye and Lanre Amodu (2017). Educational Awareness of Factors Reducing Maternal Mortality in Rural Communities in Ogun State Nigeria. International E-Journal of Advances in Education, Vol. 111, Issue 9, Dec 2017, pp. 697-704.

13. Shalom Nwodo Chinedu, Opeyemi Christianah Emiloju, Dominic Ezinwa Azuh, Olubanke Olujoke Ogunlana and Franklyn Nonso Iheagwam (2017). Association between Age, Gender and Body Wieght in Educational institutions in Ota, Southwest Nigeria. Asian Journal of Epidemiology, 10 (3): 144-149. Scopus.

14. Azuh, D. E., Azuh, A. E., Iweala, E. J., Adeloye, D., Akanbi, M., & Mordi, R. C. (2017).. Factors influencing maternal mortality among rural communities in southwestern Nigeria. International Journal of Women’s Health, 9, 179–188. Pubmed, Scopus (high impact-percentile 2.96). Scopus

15. Azuh Dominic Ezinwa (2017). The Role and Challenges of Ward Development Committees in Promoting Grassroots Health Awareness in Ogun State Nigeria. IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM), Vol. 19(7), 41-48. DOI: 10.9790/487X-1907014148 www.iosrjournals.org. Google Scholar, J-Gate, CrossRef.

16. Azuh Dominic, Lanre Amodu, Akunna Ebere Azuh, Oresanya Toluwalope, Matthew A. Oluwatoyin (2017). Factors of Gender Inequality and Development among Selected Low Human Development Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science (IOSR-JHSS), Vol.22 (2), 01-07. Google Scholar, J-Gate, CrossRef

17. Davies, Adeloye, Jacqueline Y. Thompson, Moses A. Akanbi, Dominic Azuh, Victoria Samuel, Nicholas Omoregbe and Charles K. Ayo (2016). The Burden of Road Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Deaths in Africa: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. Bulletin of the World Health Organization. Bull World Health Organ, 94:510–521A Scopus (high impact-percentile 2.86). Scopus

18. Osamor, V. C., Chinedu, S. N.,Azuh, D. E. , Iweala, E. J. And Ogunlana, O. O. (2016). The Interplay of Post-translational Modification and Gene Therapy. Drug, Design Development and Therapy, 861-871. Scopus (high impact-percentile 2.68). Scopus

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19. Azuh Dominic, Matthew A. Oluwatoyin and Fasina F. Fagbeminiyi (2016). The Determinants of Population Growth in Nigeria: A Co-Integration Approach. The International Journal of Humanities & Social Studies, Vol. 38(4), 38-44. J-Gate, NASA.

20. Egharevba, M. E. and Eguavoen, A. and Azuh, Dominic E., Iruonagbe, C. T. and Chiazor, A.I. (2016). Microfinance and Poverty Reduction Strategy for Promoting National Development: The Challenge of Social/Financial Inclusion. The Social Sciences, Vol.11 (22), 5373-5386. Scopus (high impact-percentile 1.48).

21. Azuh, D., Oluyemi, F. and Ajayi, L. (2015). Socio-cultural Factors of Gender Roles in Women’s Healthcare Utilization in Southwest Nigeria. Open Journal of Social sciences. Scientific Research Publishing Inc. Open Access. Vol.3, 105-117. Google Scholar, CrossRef, EBSCO.

22. Azuh, D. and Azuh, A.E. (2015). Gender Influence on Health Care Utilization among Antenatal Care Women in Nigeria. Case Studies Journal. Vol. 4(5), 1-6. Index-Copernicus, Pubshub, Globethics.net.

23. Segun J., Biao, Azuh, D. and Olanrewaju, F. (2015). Multi-faceted Training and Employment Approaches as Panacea to Higher Education Graduate Unemployment in Nigeria. Contemporary Journal of African Studies, Vol. 3(1), 1-15. AJOL.

24. Azuh, D. and Olubunmi, A. G. (2015). Impact of Employees’ Commitment on Productivity of Lower Cadre Employees in Nigerian Manufacturing Organizations. Case Studies Journal. Vol. 4(3), 7-11. Index Copernicus, Globethics.net.

25. Tayo, O.G., Anyaegbunam, M. C., Azuh,D., Chine, B. C. and Omonijo, D. O. (2015). “Influence of Personality Types and Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Work-Study Students at a Private University, Southwest Nigeria.” Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, Vol. 6(6), 453-464. CrossRef.

26. Ojeaga, P., Odejimi, D., George, E. and Azuh, D. (2014). Energy and Economic Growth, Is There a Connection? Energy Supply Threats Revisited. Open Journal of Energy Efficiency. Scientific Research Publishing Inc. Open Access. Vol. 3, 64-76. Google Scholar, CALIS, EBSCO, COPAC.

27. Azuh, D., Nwaubani, O. O. and Ugwuanyi, B. E. (2014). Socio-demographic Determinants of Health Care Programme Usage by Women during Pregnancy and Childbirth in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area of Ogun State, Nigeria.

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International Journal of Scientific Research. A publication of Sara Publishing Academy. Vol. 3(6), 16-21. Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, CrossRef.

28. Azuh, Dominic, Osabuohien, E. S., Nwaubani, O. O. & Ugwuanyi, B. E. (2014). Cost Implications of the Prevalence of HIV/AIDS on the Economic Development of Nigeria. Journal of Education and Practice. A Publication of International Institute for Science, Technology and Education (IISTE), United States. Vol. 5(13), 24-34. EBSCO, Index Copernicus, Google Scholar.

29. Iweala, E. E. J., Chinedu, S. N., Azuh, D. E. Afolabi, I. S., Ogunlana, O. O., Osamor, V. C. and Toogun, T. (2014). Body Mass Index and Random Blood Glucose levels in a Semi Urban Nigerian Community. First Online-International Journal of Diabetes in Developing Countries. Vol. 34(3), 175-176. Indexed in Thomson Reuter’s, Scopus (high impact-percentile 1.48).

30. Duruji, M. M., F. Olarenwaju, Azuh, D. and J. Segun (2014). Doha Round of WTO and African Development: An Appraisal. The European Scientific Journal. A Publication of European Scientific Institute, USA. Special Edition. 1, 583-590. Google Scholar, EBSCO.

31. Iweala, E. E. J., Chinedu, S. N., Afolabi, I. S., Ogunlana, O.O., Azuh, D. E., Osamor, V. C. and Toogun, T. A. (2013). Propensity for Diabetes and Correlation of its Predisposing Factors in Ota, Nigeria. Research Paper. J. Med. Sc.Vol.13 (8), 809-813. ANSInet. Indexed in ISI Web Of Knowledge, Scopus, Scimago, EMBASE, Scopus (High Impact-Percentile 1.58).

32. Chinedu S. N., Azuh, D. E. Osamor, V. C., Iweala, E. J., Afolabi, I. S. Uhuegbu, C. C., Ogunlana, O. O. & Oranusi, S. U. (2013). Skincare Product Usage: Implications on Health and Wellbeing of Africans. Journal of Applied Science. Vol. 13(3), 430-436. Indexed in ISI Web Of Knowledge, Scopus, Scimago, EMBASE, and Scopus.

33. Eziyi, O. I., Anosike, M. N. and Azuh, D. E. (2011). Challenges in Public Housing Provision in the Post- Independence Era in Nigeria. International Journal of Human Sciences. Vol. 8(2), 421-443.

34. Eziyi O. I., Anosike, M. N., Azuh, D. E. Mosaku, and T. O. (2011). Work Stress among Professionals in the Building Construction Industry in Nigeria. Australasian Journal of Construction Economics and Building. Vol. 11(3), 45-57. Google Scholar, EBSCO, DOAJ, Scopus

35. Azuh, D.E., Azuh, A. E., Fasina, F., Adekola, P. O., Amoo, E. O. and Oladosun, M. ( ). Knowledge of Socio-Demographic Factors influencing Health Service

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usage among Pregnant Mothers in Nigeria, International E-Journal of Advances in Social Sciences (IJASOS) 3 (9), 1043-1050.

36. Azuh, D.E., Azuh, A. E., Akanbi M. A., Adekola, P. O, Adeloye, D. and Amodu, L.O. ( ). Educational Awareness of Factors Reducing Maternal Mortality in Rural Communities in Ogun State International E-Journal of Advances in Education 3 (9), 697-704.

37. Azuh, D. E. ( ). The Role and Challenges of Ward Development Committees in Promoting Grassroots Health Awareness in Ogun State Nigeria. IOSR Journal of Business and Management, 19 (7), 41-48.

38. Azuh, D. E., Amodu, L. O., Azuh, A. E., Oresanya, T. and Matthew, O. ( ). Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 01-07

39. Dominic Azuh, A. Azuh, E. Amoo, M. Akanbi and F. Fasina (2015) Improving Reduction in Maternal Mortality in Semi-urban Communities in South West Nigeria. Nigerian Institute of Medical Research 6th Annual Scientific Conference on Ending the Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases Divide in Nigeria, 10th- 12th November, 2015 Lagos. (Book of Abstract).

40. Azuh, D. Ezinwa and Duruji, M.M. (2015). Man of the People: Analysis of Corruption in Nigeria. State and Society. Publication of Nigerian Sociological Society. Vol. 2(2), 10-22.

41. Azuh D., Egharevba, M. D. & Azuh, A. E. (2014). Gender Discrimination and National Politics: The Nigerian Case. Covenant University Journal of Politics and International Affairs (CUJPIA). A publication of Department of Political Science and International Relations, Covenant University. Vol. 2(2), 19-30.

42. Azuh, D. and Chinedu, S. N. (2014). Primary Health Care Delivery in Ado-Odo/Ota Ogun State, Nigeria: Challenges and Policy Implications. Journal of Demography and Social Statistics. A Publication of Department of Demography and Social Statistics, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile- Ife. Maiden Edition, 57-68.

43. Azuh D. (2012). Corruption and Other Challenges Facing Health Care Delivery at the Grassroots Level in Nigeria. State and Society. Vol. 2(1), 15-23.

44. Azuh, D. and Matthew, A. O. (2010). The Role of Agriculture in Poverty Alleviation and National Development in Nigeria. African Journal of Economy and Society. Vol.10 (1&2), 17-32

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Book and Publications in Books

45. Azuh, D. (1994). Child Survival under Threat. Delhi: B. R. Publishing Corporation, Delhi India, 1-165. ISBN 81-7018-821-0.

46. Azuh, D. (2000). Cultural Practices and the Spread of AIDS in Nigeria. In K. Mahadevan et al (ed.) Reproductive Health of Humankind in Asia and Africa: A Global Perspective. Delhi: B. R. Publishing Corporation. Volume 1, 249-268.

47. Mahadevan, K., Radhamani, G, Audinarayana, N, Jayasree, R and Azuh, D. E. (1989). Status of Women and Population in India. In K. Mahadevan (ed.) Women and Population Dynamics: Perspective from Asian Countries, SAGE Publications, New Delhi, India, pp. 187-204.

48. Mahadevan, K., Ubaidulla, M. and Azuh, D. E. (1990). Need for New Policies and Programmes for Health Promotion in India. In K. Mahadevan (ed.) Health Policies and Strategies for Child Survival: Experiences from Asia. Delhi: Neeraj Publishing House, India, pp. 483-491.

49. Mahadevan, K., Saiprasad, K. K. and Azuh, D. E. (1992). Family Planning Policies for Developing Countries. In P. Krishnan et al (eds.) Readings in Population Research: Policy, Methodology and Perspectives, B. R. Publications, Delhi India, pp. 59-80.

50. Mahadevan, K., Azuh, D. E and Jayasree, R. (1992). Successful Interviewing and Data collection in Research. In K. Mahadevan (ed.) Health Policies and Strategies for Child Survival. B. R. Publications Delhi, India, pp. 215-233.

51. Mahadevan, K., Sivaraju, S., Sumangala and Azuh, D. E (1992). Ecology, Development and Fertility Behaviour in South Central India. In K. Mahadevan et al (eds.) Ecology, Development and Population Problem: Perspectives from India, China and Australia. B. R Publications Delhi, India, pp. 191-200.

52. Koshy, A.K., Azuh, D. E and Guru, S. S.(1992).Cultural Dimensions of Health Behaviour: A Case Study of the Oraon Tribe. In K. Mahadevan (ed.) Health Education for Quality of Life. B. R .Publications Delhi, India. Pp. 210-220.

53. Mahadevan, K., Reddy, B. P., Ubaidulla, M. and Azuh, D. E. (1992).Women’s Education for Family Health and Planning. In K. Mahadevan (ed.) Health Education for Quality of Life. Delhi, India: B. R. Publications. Pp. 111-126.

54. Mahadevan, K., Azuh, D. E, Koshy, A. K.and Jayasree, R. (1992). Culture and Population Growth, Perspective from Developing Countries. In P. Krishnan et al

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(eds.) Readings in Population Research: Policy, Methodology and Perspectives. Delhi India.B. R. Publications, Pp. 351-372.

55. Jayasree, R, Kurup, K. B, Azuh, D. E. and Audinarayana, N. (1992). Population Research in India: 1970-90. In P. Krishnan et al (eds.) Readings in Population Research: Policy, Methodology and Perspectives. Delhi India: B. R. Publications. Pp 485-557.

56. Azuh, D. (1999).Cultural Practices and the Spread of Aids in Nigeria. In K. Mahadevan (ed.) Reproductive Health of Human Kind in Asia and Africa: A Global Perspectives on Health, Nutrition, AIDS, Gender and Policy, volume 1 and 2. Delhi India. B. R. Publications. Pp. 249-268.

Newspaper Article

57. 2006 - Wanted A Free, Fair Headcount. The Punch Newspaper, Wednesday March 15, pp15.

H Conference Attended/Published Conference Proceedings

i. Azuh D E., Chinedu S. N., Samuel G and Azuh A. E. Distal Factors Influencing Child Mortality in Ogun State Nigeria: Implications for Policy Actions. 6th International Conference on Education and Social Sciences (INTCESS) Abstracts & Proceedings 4- 6 February 2019- Dubai UAE

ii. Azuh, D. and Gershon, O. Applying Population Data in Educational Policy-Making for Nigeria’s Development. Abstracts and Proceedings of African Regional Education Conference, 29th – 30th January 2019, Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt Nigeria.

iii. Azuh D E., Chinedu S. N., and Azuh A E., Factors Influencing Primary Health Care Service Utilization among Women in Rural Communities in Ogun State Nigeria. 6th International Conference on Education and Social Sciences (INTCESS) Abstracts & Proceedings 4- 6 February 2019- Dubai UAE.

iv. Adekola, Paul O; Azuh, Dominic; Amoo, Emmanuel (2019).

v. 2019- Distal Factors Influencing Child Mortality in Ogun State Nigeria: Implications for Policy Actions. 6th International Conference on Education and Social Sciences (INTCESS) Abstracts & Proceedings 4- 6 February 2019- Dubai UAE

vi. 2019- Factors Influencing Primary Health Care Service Utilization among Women in Rural Communities in Ogun State Nigeria. 6th International Conference on Education and Social Sciences (INTCESS) Abstracts & Proceedings 4- 6 February 2019- Dubai UAE

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vii. Amodu, L. Azuh, D. Azuh, A.E. Oresanya, T. To whom much is given: Prioritizing corporate social responsibility among Nigerian banks (2010-2015). Proceedings of the 32nd International Business Information Management Association Conference, IBIMA 2018 - Vision 2020: Sustainable Economic Development and Application of Innovation Management from Regional expansion to Global Growth pp. 7585-7596.

viii. Workshop on Proposal and Grant Writing Skills Course, September 5-7, 2018, held in Covenant University and Conducted by African Women in Agricultural Research and Development.

ix. Workshop on Leadership and Management Skills Course, September 3-5, 2018, held in Covenant University and Conducted by African Women in Agricultural Research and Development.

x. 2017- Knowledge of Socio-demographic Factors Influencing Health Service Usage among Pregnant Mothers in Nigeria. Proceedings of ADVED 2017-3rd International Conference on Advances in Educational and Social Sciences, 9-11 October 2017, Istanbul, Turkey.

xi. 2017- Educational Awareness of Factors Reducing Maternal Mortality in Rural Communities in Ogun State Nigeria. Proceedings of ADVED 2017-3rd International Conference on Advances in Educational and Social Sciences, 9-11 October 2017, Istanbul, Turkey.

xii. Adekola, Paul O; Azuh, Dominic; Olawole-Isaac, Adebanke; Amoo, Emmanuel (2017). Health Implication of Development-Induced Internal Displacements in Ogun State, Southwestern Nigeria. SOCIONT 2017-4th International Conference on Education ,Social Sciences and Humanities, July 10-13, 2017,Atana hotel, Dubai, United Arab Emirates [UAE].

xiii. 2017- Health Implication of Development-Induced Internal Displacements in Ogun State, Southwestern Nigeria. Fourth International Conference on Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (SOCIOINT) July 10-12, 2017 Dubai, UAE.

xiv. 2016- The Use of Data in Policy-Making in Nigeria's Educational Sector: Implications for National Development. Tenth International Technology, Education and Development (INTED 2016) Conference, March 7th-9th, 2016, Valencia (Spain).

xv. 2015- Improving Reduction in Maternal Mortality in Semi-urban Communities in South West Nigeria. Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) 6 th Annual Scientific Conference on Ending the Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases Divide in Nigeria, 10th- 12th November, 2015 Lagos.

xvi. 2015- Learning Environment, Academic Performance and School Management in Public Secondary Schools in Ota” Proceedings of 9th International Technology, Education and Development Conference (INTED 2015) 2-4 March, Madrid, Spain ISBN 978-84-606-5763-7/ISSN 2340-1079. pp. 3044 -3056

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xvii. Proceedings of the 23rd International Business Information Management Association Conference, IBIMA - Vision 2020: Sustainable Economic Development and Global Competitiveness

xviii. Azuh, Dominic E. and Joshua, Segun and lbietan, Jide (2016). The Use of Data in Policy-Making in Nigeria's Educational Sector: Implications for National Development. 10th International Technology, Education and Development (INTED 2016) Conference, March 7th-9th, 2016, Valencia (Spain). Conference Proceedings Citations Index (CPCI).

xix. Azuh, Dominic E. and Joshua, Segun and lbietan, Jide (2016). The Use of Data in Policy-Making in Nigeria's Educational Sector: Implications for National Development. In: 10th International Technology, Education and Development Conference, March 7th-9th, 2016, Valencia (Spain).

xx. Ibietan, Jide and Joshua, Segun and Azuh, Dominic E. (2016). Academic Quality and Students Performance in the Nigerian Tertiary Education: Lessons from a Private Faith-Based University in South-West, Nigeria (201 0-2015). In: INTED 2016 Proceedings 10th International Technology, Education and Development Conference, March 7th-9th, 2016, Valencia Spain.

xxi. Adekola, P.O.; Azuh, D. and Adeloye, D. (2016). An Assessment of the Socio-economic Effects of Urban Renewal in Ogun State, Nigeria. Peer Review Proceedings of 57th Annual Conference of Association of Nigerian Geographers, April 11-14, 2016, University of Lagos, Nigeria.

xxii. Duruji, Moses, Dominic Azuh and Ilemobola P. Olanrewaju (2015). Teacher Competency Test and Politics in Nigeria: An Assessment of its Impact on Education. Proceedings of 9th International Technology, Education and Development Conference (INTED 2015) 2-4 March, 2015 Madrid, Spain ISBN 978-84-606-5763-7/ISSN 2340-1079. pp. 2586 -2593.

xxiii. Oluyemi, F., Azuh, D., and Ajayi, L. (2014). Famine Meets with Conflicts in West African Sahel Region: A Retrospective Study. XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology (July 13-19, 2014 in Yokohama Japan).

xxiv. Duruji,M. M. D. Azuh, F. Oviasogie (2014). Learning Environment and Academic Performance of Secondary School Students in External Examinations: A Study of Selected Schools in Ota. EDULEARN14 Conference 7th-9th July 2014, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 5042-5053. ISBN: 978-84-617-0557-3.

xxv. Adejumo,G., O. Abimbola, D. Azuh, F. Olu-Owolabi (2014) Application of ICT in Moderating Effects of Social Problems in Developing Economy: An Alternative Survival Strategy for Street Children in Ogomoso South Local Government Area, Nigeria. EDULEARN14 Conference 7th-9th July 2014, Barcelona, Spain, pp. 2303- ISBN: 978-84-617-0557-3.

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xxvi. 2014- The Impacts of Remittances on Nigeria’s Economic Growth: A Case Study on Nigerian Diasporas in Ghana. (23rd IBIMA on 13-14 May 2014 in Valencia, Spain).

xxvii. 2014-Socio-cultural Factors of Gender Roles in Women’s Health Care Utilization in South West Nigeria. XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology (July 13-19, 2014 in Yokohama Japan).

xxviii. 2014-The relevance of Policy and Practice on Sanitation Effort in Developing Nations: The Experience of a Semi-Urban city in South-West Nigeria. Proceeding of the 7th International Conference on Engineering, Research and Innovation (ICERI 2014).

xxix. 1st Covenant University International Conference on African Development Issues 2014, by Covenant University Ota, Nigeria, May 5-6, themed ‘Rising Opportunity for Investors in Africa and the Prospect of an Economic Miracle.

xxx. 2nd Covenant University International Conference on African Development Issues 2014, by Covenant University Ota, Nigeria, June 11-13, 2015

xxxi. 3rd Covenant University International Conference on African Development Issues, themed ‘Driving Inclusive and Sustainable Development in Africa: Models, Methods and Policies’ Covenant University Ota, Nigeria, May 9-11, 2016.

xxxii. International conference on Demography and Economic Development, organized by the Department and Development Studies, Covenant University, Ota July 14 – 16, 2014.

I Recognition, Professional Service – Examiner, Editor and Manuscript Review

1. S.V. University-Second Rank Award -19852. Dr C. Chandrasekaran Award, 1989 - An All India Essay Competition under the auspices

of Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP).3. Editorial Assistant, Asian Forum for Development and Population Studies (AFDAPS),

1988-2006.4. Demography Award 2011 in Appreciation of Valuable Contributions towards the

Development of Demography study by the Demography and Social Statistics of 2011.5. Internal Examiner for Post graduate Examination of candidates in Covenant University

Ota, 2011 – Date.6. Headed Research Project Teams. 7. President, NYSC Surulere LGA Lagos. 8. Involved in Several Covenant University, College, School and Department Committees

since 2008 to Date (See Covenant University Committees Membership).9. Associate Editor, Book on “Readings in Population Research”.10. Journal Reviewer:-

i. Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, 2020 -ii. Dove Medical Press Ltd NZ, 2019- Date.

iii. African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 2017 to Date.iv. Member, 34th IBIMA International Committee Board, 2019- Datev. Journal of Engineering and Computer Innovations, 2015 to Date.

vi. Member, 26th IBIMA Conference Reviewer, 2015- Date.vii. Asian Economic and Financial Review, 2014- to Date.

viii. Cogent Social Sciences, 2016-Date.

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J Membership of Professional Bodies

1. International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP).2. International Sociological Association (ISA).3. Population Association of Nigeria (PAN).4. Nigerian Sociological Society.5. Life Member, Asia Forum for Development and Population Studies (AFDAPS).6. Life Member, International Union for Health Education, South East Asia Regional

Bureau India.7. Life Member, Population Education Association, Tirupati India.

K Sponsored Research Conducted 1. Non-medical factors affecting maternal mortality in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government

Area Ogun State Nigeria. 2. Determinants of Child Morbidity and Survival in Ota and Ifo Local Government

Areas, Ogun State. 3. Assessment of Health Situation in in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area Ogun

State Nigeria.4. Assessment of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government

Area Ogun State Nigeria.

L Current Research Activities1. Population Data Use and Educational Policy in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area.2. Population Census, Awareness and the Role of Media: A Study of South-South Geo-

Political Zone in Nigeria. 3. Gender Involvement in Politics4. Re-examine the Concepts of Health and Development: Perspectives from Health Services

in Nigeria.

M Research Interests 1. Population Dynamics2. Population Health (Maternal and Child health) and Non-communicable Diseases 3. Gender Issues and Habitat 4. Environment, Sanitation and Hygiene Study

List of Students Supervised at Postgraduate LevelPh.D

1. Adekola Paul O. Pre-return Needs of Conflict-induced Internally Displaced Persons: Reintegration Willingness in Northeast. 2016-2019 (Completed).

2. Uyi Osadolor Knowledge Translation in Men’s Health Research: the Challenge for Sustainable Development. (2019 – Ongoing).

3. Odewale, Janet B Unmet Need for Modern Contraception Among Married Women in Nigeria. (2020 - Ongoing).

4. Sowunmi, Akinyimika Cancer Incidents and Management in Nigeria: The Case of Selected Patients in Lagos. (2020 - Ongoing).

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M. Sc.1. Adekola Paul Oluwatomipe Urban Renewal and Internally Displaced Persons in Ogun State Nigeria. (2014-2016)2. Omoyajowo Oluwatosin Monisola Socio-economic Factors Associated with Under Five Mortality in Nigeria. (2014-2016)

3. Ezekiel Oladele Ayodele Factors Influencing Exposure to Information on Family Planning

among Women of Reproductive Age in Nigeria (On-going).

N. Book Project Work:

1. Population and Development: New Concepts and Challenges.2. Population Problems and Population Education.

O. Covenant University Membership of Committees – 2008-2020

1. Member, Convocation Planning Committee -2018

2. Member, Covenant University Road Safety Committee 2016 – to Date.

3. Member, Covenant University Health Research Ethics Committee (HREC) 2015 to

Date.

4. Member, Covenant University Scholastic Aptitude Screening (CUSAS) (University

Admissions) Committee 2012 to 2015.

5. Directorate of Quality and Academic Standards (DQAS) 2008 - to 2018.

6. Member, Covenant University Community Development Impact Initiative Committee

2011-2013

7. Member, Covenant University Budget Committee 2008 -2018.

8. Member, Sub Committee on Security and Traffic, Covenant University Ceremonies Committee, 2013, for 2013/2014 Matriculation.

9. Member and Sub Committee Chairman, Transport and Car Parking, Covenant University Convocation Planning Committee and Member Sub- Committee 2008-2012

10. Member, Covenant University Mock Institutional Accreditation Sub-Committee on Health and Environment, 2010

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11. Member, Covenant University Faculty Support for Student’s Resumption- 2009 to 2018.

12. Member, Traffic Sub-Committee, Covenant University Special Committee on Student’s Resumption and Registration, 2010- 2018.

13. Chair, College of Development Studies (CDS) Quality and Academic Standards Committee 2012 to 2014.

14. Member, Department of Economics and Development Studies Ad-hoc Committee on Review of the Structure of Research Project, 2013.

15. Department of Economics and Development Studies Representative on Covenant University Budget, 2008 – 2018.

16. Chair, Department of Economics and Development Studies Photocopier Management and Research Project Committee, 2005-2018.

17. Member, College of Business and Social Sciences Examination Committee, 2008.

18. Member, College of Development Studies Students Activities Committee, 2009.

19. Chair, School of Social Sciences Quality and Academic Standards Committee 2008- 2015.

20. Member, CBSS Budget Committee 2014- to 2015

21. Member Department of Economics and Development Studies Appointment and Promotion Committee 2015-date.

22. Department of Economics and Development Studies Representative on Covenant University Purchasing Committee 2011

23. Member, Department of Economics and Development Studies Project Title Harmonization Committee 2010

24. Member, Department of Economics and Development Studies Committee on Establishment of a Departmental Laboratory 2009

25. Member, Department of Economics and Development Studies NUC Accreditation Committee 2008

26. Chairman, Department of Economics and Development Studies Quality and Academic Standards Committee, 2008- 2014

27. Member, Department of Economics and Development Studies Summer Programme Committee, 2008.

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28. Member, Conference Program Committee, 2015- 2016

29. Covenant University Student’s In-loco Parentis

17. Community Service

1. Participating and promoting safety, security and harmony and sanitation initiatives within CU, through active membership of related committees such as CU Road Safety, etc.

2. Involved in several developmental projects within Ota through health, sanitation, road safety and prostate cancer workshops and advocacy programmes.

3. My research work on health, maternal mortality and child morbidity and survival are projects with national impact, as targeted at evolving policies for reducing maternal deaths, improving maternal health and accelerating child survival within the various communities in the local government.

4. Member, Joint Committee of Covenant University and Ado-Odo/Ota Local Council on Public Health.5. Facilitator, establishment of Cold Chain Facility for ice-baking and vaccine storage for Ado-Odo/Ota, Local Council at Covenant University health Centre (CUHC).6. Member, Covenant University Prostate Cancer Prevention Research Group.

7. Membership, University Committees -2008-2017 (See Membership of C U Committees).8. Facilitated several programmes and projects of Covenant University Community Development Impact Initiative Committee (CUDIIC)- World Health Day, World Malaria Day, World Environment Day, World Hand Washing Day, etc celebration/ commemoration.9. Effective participation in the in-loco parentis programmes of the University. 10. Aggregate of all my projects and community service has global impact. In fact, in conjunction with Covenant University public health and wellbeing research cluster (CUPHWERC) and other health institutions touched various communities and villages in Ado-Odo/Ota local government area and beyond via health care outreaches, enlightenment programmes and extension services. Health intervention items such as insecticide treated mosquito nets (ITN), and drugs were distributed free of cost to communities; in addition to free general medical check-up – eye test, dental, MCH, malaria test, sugar test, BMI and health talks. Most of CUPHWERC’s studies published in high impact /indexed journals for the consumption of wider audience and future continuity.

P. Alignment with Core Values

1. Spirituality a) Current Church: Living Faith Church (Winners‟ Chapel) b). New Birth: Yes, I have had New Birth in 1980 and a re- dedication 2002

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c) Date of Water Baptism: Yes, I been baptized in Water in April 2010 d). Holy Ghost Baptism: Yes, 2010 e) Attended Word of Faith Bible Institute (WOFBI) August 2012 f). Current Role in the WSF: Host (House Provider) and Assistant Cell Minister. g). Service Group: i) Car Packing ii) Sign and Wonders h).Prompt and regular attendance to University Chapel Services (Thursday), College, School, Department and Friday Faculty Fellowships.

2. Possibility Mentality 1. Open to innovative approaches to teaching to undergraduate students. 2. Very enthusiastic on executing assignments. 3. Always willing to contributing in achieving corporate goals.

3. Capacity Building 1. Mentorship role for colleagues in the area of research and developing of research proposals.

4. Integrity 1. Honesty, uprightness and trustworthy and dependable in every issue. 2. Obedience to University rules and regulations on dress code, personal conduct, relationship with colleagues and students and academic matters.

5. Responsibility 1. Self-discipline. 2. Willing to serve at all times. 3. Prompt attendance to University meetings and gatherings. 4. Highly committed to the University’s goal and vision in becoming a world class Christian Mission University and raising new generation of leaders. 5. Committed to the University’s Staff development programme. 6. Diligence 1. Self-motivated. 2. Committed to hard work in teaching, research, community extension programme and self-development.

7. Sacrifice 1. Working beyond the University’s official hours to attend to the need of students. 2. Working extra hours to meet lifelines (e.g. submission of students‟ class attendance records, C.A and examination scores). 3. Eveready to carry out University work at no cost. 4. Tutorials and mentoring hours for the 2010 class in the Demography programme.

Q. Extra-Curricular Activities

Reading, travelling and writing.

R. Name of Addresses of Three (3) Referees

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1. Professor Charles OgbulogoFormer Dean, College of Leadership Development StudiesCovenant University Ota Ogun State Nigeria.

2. Professor Evans S. OsabuoheinFormer HOD and Chair CEPDeR, Economics and Development Studies. Covenant University Ota Ogun State Nigeria.

3. Dr. John Lekan OyefaraAssociate Professor and Head, Department of SociologyUniversity of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos Nigeria

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