COVENANT UNIVERSITY CV FORMAT 2017/2018 Promotion … · COVENANT UNIVERSITY CV FORMAT 2017/2018 Promotion Exercise for Faculty Section: A (Personal Data) Name: Babajide Abiola Ayopo

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COVENANT UNIVERSITY CV FORMAT

2017/2018 Promotion Exercise for Faculty

Section: A (Personal Data)

Name: Babajide Abiola Ayopo

Date of Birth: 28th August,

Gender: Female

Town: Epe Town

State of Origin: Lagos State

Nationality: Nigerian

Marital Status: Married

Religion: Christianity

Number of Children: ONE+

Contact Address (Office/Business): Room D401J, College of Business and Social

Sciences, School of Business, Covenant University,

Ota.

Residential Address: Block X flat 3, Covenant University staff quarters,

New Estate.

Telephone Number: 08033249533, 09084131289

Email address: [email protected]

Present Position Associate Professor

Post Applied for: Professor of Finance

Institution Attended with Date and Academic Qualification

S/N

Degree

Level

Type Year Grade Institution

a. Ist Degree Bachelor of Science,

B.Sc (Ed.) (Hons.)

Economics

1992 Second Class

upper division

Lagos State

University,

Ojo

mailto:[email protected]

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b. 2nd Degree Masters in Banking and

Finance (MBF)

1997 Bayero

University,

Kano

c. 3 rd Degree Ph.D Banking & Finance 2011 Covenant

University,

Ota d. Professional Association of chartered

Accountant (ACA)

2002 ICAN

e. Next

Educational

goal

Fellowship and awards

Book Publication

2017/2018

Teaching Experience

a. Duration of teaching in the university – 15 years

b. Academic leadership position held

Work/professional Experience

i. Ag. MD/CEO Covenant Microfinance Bank November 2016 – May 2017

Duties and Responsibilities

• Formulating and successfully implementing company policy.

• Directing strategy towards the profitable growth and operation of the company.

• Developing strategic operating plans that reflect the longer-term objectives and priorities

established by the board.

• Maintaining an ongoing dialogue with the Chair of the board.

• Putting in place adequate operational planning and financial control systems.

• Ensuring that the operating objectives and standards of performance are not only understood

but owned by the management and other employees.

• Closely monitoring the operating and financial results against plans and budgets.

• Taking remedial action where necessary and informing the board of significant changes.

• Maintaining the operational performance of the company.

• Monitoring the actions of the functional head and management staff of the bank.

• Assuming full accountability to the board for all company operations.

• Representing the company to major customers and professional associations.

• Building and maintaining an effective management team.

ii. Business Manager, Covenant University Strategic Business Unit- Aug. 2014 –

August 2015

Duties and Responsibility

• Ensure that the organization has a long-range strategy plan which helps to achieve its

mission/vision/values and goal with which the organization makes consistent and timely

progress.

• Provide leadership in developing program, organizational and financial plans with the

Board and execute plans and policies authorized by the board.

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• Provide leadership that promote and foster a team culture consistent with the organization

values

• Provides general oversight of all Business units activities and manages the day to day

operations, ensure smooth functioning and efficiency utilization of organization

resources.

• Maintain official records and documents, and ensure compliance with Federal, State and

Local regulations.

• Maintain a working knowledge of significant developments and trends in the field.

• Publicize the activities of the organization, its program and goals.

• Establish sound working relationship and cooperative arrangements with various

organization/ business units within the University community.

• Represents the programs and point of view of the organization to agencies, organization

and the general public.

• Responsible for the recruitment, employment and release of all personnel, both paid staff

and volunteers.

• Ensure that job descriptions are developed, regular performance evaluations are held, and

sound human resource practices are in place.

• Helps the Board monitor and evaluate performance strategic plan and policies.

• Assure a work environment that recruits, retain and support quality staff.

• Maintain a climate which attracts, keeps, and motivates a diverse staff of top quality

people.

• Be responsible for developing and maintaining sound financial policies.

• Work with the staff, account department and the board in preparing a budget; see that the

organization operates within the budget guidelines.

• Ensure that adequate funds are available to permit the organization to carry out its work.

• Identify and develop marketing channels for every product and programme aimed at

generating income.

• Adopt international best practice in all functional line for continuous growth of the

organization.

iii. Head, Banking & Finance Department October 2012- August 2014

Duties and Responsibilities:

- Serve as the Chief Academic/Operating Officer of the Department by developing a

plan to achieve academic excellence

- Oversee the implementation of all administrative and academic plans of the university

Senate, Management or Board as it concerns the Department

- Collate and coordinate Department’s academic programmes, decision-making

strategies and policy formulation and implementation processes

- Coordinate the academic activities of the Department including teaching,

examinations, grading etc for the purpose of achieving stable and excellent academic

culture and experience for the Department.

Associate Professor (Development Finance), Department of Banking & Finance, College of

Business & Social Sciences, Covenant University, Ota.

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Senior Lecturer, Department of Banking & Finance, College of Development Studies, Covenant

University, Ota, Nigeria - September 2012- September 2016

Lecturer I, Department of Banking & Finance/College of Development Studies, Covenant

University, Ota Nigeria - September 2005 – August 2012,

August 2002 – August 2005, Lecturer II, Department of Banking & Finance/College of

Development Studies, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria

Other Positions held in the University

iv. Business Manager, Strategic Business Unit, Covenant University, Ota – August 2014 –

August 2015

v. Member, Board of Directors – Covenant Microfinance Bank – May 2014 till date

- Chairman, Board Sub-Committee - Finance and General Purpose Committee – May

2014 till date.

vi. Member, Board of Directors, Strategic Business Unit – May 2014 – August 2015

- Vice Chairman – Board of Director, Strategic Business Unit – May 2014 – August

2015

vii. Member, Membership Development and Services Committee – Chartered Institute of

Bankers, Nigeria – July 2014 – July 2016

Courses taught – Undergraduate & Post Graduate

1 2013/2014

Post

Graduate

BFN416 – Capital market &

Portfolio Management

BFN 311- Business Finance 11

BFN 315 -Micro and SME

Financing

BFN 111 -Introduction to

Banking & Finance

EDS 411 – Entrepreneurial

Development Studies

BFN 816 – Investment Analysis

and Portfolio Management

BFN 427 – Strategic Financial

Management

BFN 322 – Corporate Finance

BFN 325 – Public Sector Finance


Management

2 2014/2015




BFN 315 -Micro and SME

Financing


Management



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Post

Graduate

BFN 111 -Introduction to

Banking & Finance

EDS 411 – Entrepreneurial

Development Studies

BFN 614 – Capital Market &


BFN 615 – Research Methods in

Finance


& Portfolio Management

BFN 916 – Advance Topic in

Investment Analysis


BFN 925 – Advance Topics in Public

Sector Finance

2 2015/2016

Post

Graduate







Investment Analysis





Sector Financial Management

3 2016/2017

Post

Graduate







Investment Analysis




BFN 843 – Capital Market operations &

Investment Analysis



2016/2017

Post

Graduate







Investment Analysis




BFN 843 – Capital Market operations &

Investment Analysis

BFN 924 - Capital Market operations &

Investment Analysis



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Scholarship - Publication

Text Book

E. Some Published Articles

International

1. Abiola A. Babajide, J. N. Taiwo, Adetiloye K. A (2017) A Comparative Analysis of the

Practice and Performance of Microfinance Institutions in Nigeria, International Journal

of Social Economics, Vol.44, Issue No. 11 (Scopus Index)

2. Abiola A. Babajide , Felicia O. Olokoyo (2017) Assessment of Financial Stability in

Emerging Economies: Evidence from Nigeria, Chapter Global Financial Crisis and Its

Ramifications on Capital Markets Part of the series Contributions to Economics pp 191-

207 (Scopus Index)

3. Achugamonu B Uzoma, Olokoyo FO, Babajide AA, Owolabi Folashade, Adetula Dorcas

(2016), Adoption Of International Financial Reporting Standards And Its Implication On

Bank Performance In Nigeria: A Comparative Approach, Journal of Internet Banking

and Commerce, 21( S5), 1-20.(Scopus Index)

4. Achugamonu BU, Babajide AA, Olokoyo FO and Adeshina T (2016) Has Post

Consolidation of Deposit Money Banks Affected the Real Sector?, Global Media Journal

14, 27-41. (Scopus Index)

5. Akinjare Victoria, AA Babajide, Isibor Areghan Akhanolu (2016), Monetary policy and

its effectiveness on economic development in Nigeria, International business

management, 10(22), 5336-5340 (Scopus Index)

6. FB Adegboye, AA Babajide, Oluwatoyin Matthew (2016), The effect of rate of return on

Investment on inflow of foreign direct investment in Africa, International business

management, 10(22), 5352-5357 (Scopus Index)

7. Adedoyin I Lawal, Russel OC Somoye, Abiola A Babajide, (2016) Impact of Oil

Price Shocks and Exchange Rate Volatility on Stock Market Behavior in Nigeria,

Binus Business Review, 7(2), 171-177 (Scopus Index)

8. Taiwo, J.N., Agwu, M. E., Babajide A.A., Okafor T.C., 5 Isibor A.A (2016), Growth of

bank frauds and the impact on the Nigerian banking industry, Journal of Business

Management and Economics 4(12), 1-10.

9. Abiola Ayopo Babajide, Adedoyin Isola Lawal, Russel Olukayode Somoye (2016)

Stock market volatility: Does our fundamentals matter, Икономически

изследвания, 3, 33-42 (Scopus Index)


https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-47021-4

https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-47021-4

https://link.springer.com/bookseries/1262

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10. Babajide Abiola A, Lawal Adedoyin Ishola, Somoye Russel Olukayode (2016). Stock

Market Response to economic growth and interest rate volatility: Evidence from Nigeria,

International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues, 2016, 6(1), 354 – 360 (Scopus

Index)

11. Babajide Abiola A, Lawal Adedoyin (2016). Macroeconomic Behaviour and FDI

inflows in Nigeria: An Application of the ARDL model, British Journal of Economics,

Finance and Management Science, February 2016, 11 (1), 84 – 107 (Scopus Index but

Cancelled)

12. Babajide Abiola A., Lawal Adedoyin Ishola, Somoye Russel Olukayode (2015).

Monetary policy Dynamics and Stock Market Movements: Empirical Evidence from

Nigeria, Journal of Applied Economic Science, Vol. X issue 8(38), Winter 2015, 1179 –

1188. (Scopus Index)

13. Adetiloye Kehinde, Babajide Abiola, Akinjare Victoria, (2015). Market Concentration

and Investment Efficiency among publicly quoted Petroleum Marketing Company in

Nigeria, Journal of Applied Economic Science, X(35), 980 – 995. (Scopus Index)

14. Babajide Abiola, Adegboye Folashade, Omankhanle Alexander (2015). Financial

Inclusion and economic growth in Nigeria, International Journal of Economics and

Financial Issues, 5(3), 629 – 637. (Scopus Indexed)

15. Adetiloye Kehinde, Babajide Abiola, Agwu Ngozi (2015). Constraints to capital market

growth in Africa economies: The case of Nigeria, Journal of Finance and Investment

Analysis, 4(3), 1 – 16

16. Babjide Abiola, Ibidunni Olarenwaju (2015). Marketing of Non Financial Services of

Microfinance Institutions; Impact on Micro Small and Medium Enterprises’ Business

Performance, Journal of Business Diversity, 15(1), 60 – 73.

17. Babajide Abiola, Taiwo Joseph, Areghan Isibor (2015). Microsavings mobilization

innovations and poverty alleviation, Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, 6(4), 375-

387 (Scopus Index but Cancelled)

18. Babajide Abiola A, Olokoyo Felicia O and Adegboye Folasade B (2015), “Predicting

Bank Failure in Nigeria Using Survival Analysis Approach”, Journal of South African

Business Research, Vol. 2015 (2015), Article ID 965940,

DOI: 10.5171/2015.965940

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19. Babajide Abiola A, Olokoyo Felicia O and Taiwo Joseph N (2015). Bank Consolidation

and small business financing, International Journal of Advances in Management and

Economics, 4 (2), 37 – 47.

20. Olokoyo, F. O., Oyewo, B. M. and Babajide, A. A (2014), Attitude of Investors to

Capital and Money Market Investments before and After Financial Crisis: Evidence from

Nigeria, International Journal of Sustainable Economies Management, Vol.3, No 1. 53-

64 (IGI Global, USA)

21. Babajide Abiola (2012). Effects of Microfinance on Micro and Small Enterprises (Mses)

Growth in Nigeria. Asian Economic and Financial Review. Vol.2, No. 4, 463 - 477

22. Babajide, A.A and Adetiloye, K (2012). Investors’ Behavioural Biases and the Security

Market: An Empirical Study of the Nigerian Security Market, Accounting and Finance

Research, Vol.1, No.1, 219 – 229.

23. Babajide A.A (2011). Entrepreneurs Health and Productivity in Nigeria: Analysis of

Microfinance Bank Contribution, Global Journal of Management and Business Research

11 (12), 34 – 46.

24. Babajide A.A (2011). Microfinance and Micro & Small Enterprises (MSEs) Survival in

Nigeria – A Survival Analysis Approach, Global Journal of Management and Business

Research, 11(11), 76 -88.

25. Babajide A.A & Taiwo, J (2011). Microcredit and Business Performance in Nigeria: The

Case of MFI Finance Enterprises, International Journal of Research in Commerce and

Management, 2(11), 68 -75.

26. Babajide A. (2011). The Relationship between the Informal and Formal Financial Sector

in Nigeria: A Case Study of Selected Groups in Lagos Metropolis, International Journal

of Research in Computer Application and Management, 1(10), 24 – 32.

27. Babajide A.A (2011). Impact Analysis of Microfinance in Nigeria, International Journal

of Economic and Finance, Canadian Centre of Science and Education, 3(4), 217 – 225.

28. Adegbaju A. A. (Now Babajide A.A) & Olokoyo F. O (Mrs.) (2008). Recapitalization

and Bank’s Performance: A Case Study of Nigerian Banks. African Economic and

Business Review, 6 (1), 1 – 17.

Local

29. Isibor A. A., Babajide A. A and Okafor T. C (2015). Public Expenditure and Nigerian

Economic Growth, Nigerian Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 3(1), 1-7

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30. Ibidunni O. S. and Babajide A.A (2010). Effective Management of Marketing

Programmes for Sustainable Development of Small and Medium Enterprises in Nigeria,

JABU International Journal of Social and Management Sciences, 2 (1), 52 – 59.

31. Babajide. A.A, Iyoha, F and Taiwo, J. (2011). Microfinance and Micro, Small and

Medium Enterprises Development in Nigeria, Quarterly Journal of Association of

National Accountants of Nigeria, 19(4), 24 – 33.

32. Okoye A. E. and Adegbaju A. A (Now Babajide) (2008). The Relevance of External

Reserve in an Emerging Capital Market. Management Science Review (MSR), 1(1). Pp 1 -

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33. Adegbaju A. A. (Now Babajide) & Okodua H. (2008). The Role of Nigeria Stock

Market in Achieving Vision 2020, Road Map to vision 2020: Lagos Journal of Banking,

Finance & Economic Issues, 2(1), 194 – 204.

34. Izedonmi F.O.I, Adegbaju A.A. (Now Babajide) and Iyoha F. O. (2005). Bank Failure

and the Role of Auditors in Nigeria, Nigerian Journal of Banking and Finance Issues, 6,

May 2005. 1-17.

35. Adegbaju A. A. (Now Babajide) and Iyoha F. O. (2004). A Performance Evaluation of

Impact of Information Technology on Nigerian Banks, Journal of Social and Policy

Issues, 1 (1), 83-90.

36. Iyoha, F. O. and Adegbaju, A. A. (Now Babajide)(2004). An Approach to Content

Evaluation of Accounting Narratives: A Social Responsibility Perspective, Nigeria Social

Science Review, 1(1), 84-98.

37. Izedonmi, F. I, Adebimpe U. and Adegbaju A.A. (Now Babajide) (2002). Sectoral and

Career Preferences of Accounting Students: Predisposing Factors in Influencing their

Choices, Review of Business and Finance, 4(1), Jan – June 2002, 15-25.

Contribution to Books

38. Ibidunni O.S & Babajide A. (2011). Microfinancing of Nigerian Micro and Small

Entrepreneurs: Creating Value to the National Productivity (A Study of South West

Nigeria). Asikhia O. Eds, Creating Value for National Transformation, 3rd Marketing

Educator Conference, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State.

39. Adegbaju A. A.(Now Babajide A.A) and Umoren A. (2002): “The Impact of Creative

Accounting and Fraudulent Financial Reporting on Investors Behaviour in the Nigerian

Security Market: An Overview. Accounting: The Nigerian Perspective – A Book of

Readings. Chapter 13. Pgs. 165 – 184.

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Other Publications – Books

40. Babajide A.A (2012). Financial Management: Concepts, Principles and Practice – A

Practical Approach. Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Berlin Germany.

Manuscripts Submitted for Publication

1. Babajide A. A. Adetiloye K. A, and Achugamonu B (2016) Financial Sector Reform and

Economic Development in Nigeria, Journal of Finance – Journal of American Finance

Association, Willey and Sons Publisher - Under review(Scopus Indexed)

2. Babajide Abiola, Kehinde Adetiloye, Tochukwu Okafor, (2016). An Assessment of Cost

of Issuing Equity on the Nigeria Capital Market, Actual Problems of Economics

(Forthcoming) (Scopus Indexed)

3. Microfinance and Enterpreneurial Development in Nigeria, Chapter contribution, IGI

books, USA.

Unpublished conference paper

1. Babajide A. A, Lawal Adedoyin I. and Akinjare Victoria (2016) Financial

Stability and Entrepreneurship Development in SubSahara Africa – Africa

Finance Association, Ghana

2. Babajide A. A, Samson Ibiduni and Mayowa Agboola - Does Microfinance

Promote Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Sub-Sahara African? – International

Business Association conference

Ongoing Research Work

1. Babajide A.A and J. N. Taiwo - Survival Analysis Methods for Micro loan Data:

A Case Study of Covenant Microfinance Bank. – Ongoing

2. George T and Babajide A. A and J. N. Taiwo - Group Dynamics, Joint liability

and Entrepreneurial Development Drive among Women : A Study of Covenant

Microfinance Bank, Canaanland, Nigeria – Ongoing

3. Iyoha F.O and Babajide A. A - Bank Stability: A Panacea for Operating a

Cashless Economy

4. Babajide Abiola, Lawal Adedoyin, Tochukwu Okafor - Financial Stability in the

Microfinance Industry : Evidence from Nigeria

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5. Babajide Abiola, Microfinance institution Survival and Credit Management technique in

Nigeria

6. Tochukwu Okafor, Areghan Isibor, Babajide Abiola - Federal Tax Policy and Financial

Development in Nigeria

Conferences/Workshops Attended with Dates

1. 4th Covenant University E-Governance in Nigeria Conference, Governance and Public

Service Delivery in Nigeria: The Role of Information and Communication Technology,

Covenant University, Canaan land, Ota, Nigeria June 7th – 9th , 2017.

2. International Professional Research Training Workshop organized by Directorate of

Accounting, Business Management and Entrepreneurial Development a Research Arm of

the Institute for Policy Review Development Strategies(IIPRDS)- Research Reporting

and Referencing: Mendeley and STATA, University of Ibadan, Nigeria, June, 2017.

3. 5th European Research Conference on Microfinance, 12-14 June 2017, Portland

Building, Portland Street, Portsmouth, PO1 3AH, University of Portsmouth, United

Kingdom – Theme: Microfinance and Financial Inclusion – Paper Presented – Fostering

Entrepreneurship through Microfinance in Nigeria.

4. Validation workshop for the review of the Report of the Corporate Governance and

Board Structure Survey for Microfinance Banks, Organised by CBN/Society for

Corporate Governance, IBIS Hotel. Ikeja Tuesday 30th May, 2017

5. Workshop on Corporate Governance and role of Directors in the Management of

Microfinance Banks in Nigeria, Chartered Institute of Banker of Nigeria, Bankers House,

April 11, 2017

6. The 28th IBIMA conference on Vision 2020: Innovation Management, Development

Sustainability, and Competitive Economic Growth will be held in Seville, Spain 9-10

November 2016 – i. Growth of bank fraud and its impact on the Nigerian Banking

Industry ii. Undercapitalization and loan Delinquency: Implication of financial

Inclusion in Nigeria

7. The International Journal of Arts & Sciences (IJAS) will host its annual conference at

the Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School, 77 Avenue Louis

Pasteur, Boston, Massachusetts, from 23 to 27 May 2016 - Monetary Policy Dynamics

and Stock Market Movement: Empirical Evidence from Nigeria

http://www.port.ac.uk/maps-and-directions/

http://www.port.ac.uk/maps-and-directions/

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8. 13th Africa Finance Association conference, Research Trends in Accounting, Finance and Economics for Africa's Development, 18 - 19 May 2016, Venue: La-Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Accra, Ghana - A Comparative Analysis of the Practice and Performance of Microfinance Institution in Nigeria

9. 3rd International Conference on African Development Issues (CU-ICADI), May 9- May 11 2016,

Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria – Dynamic of Small Business in a Emerging Market, Challenges and Opportunities

10. 34th International Business Research Conference 4 - 5 April 2016, Imperial College,

London, UK, ISBN: 978-1-925488-02-9 - Fiscal and Monetary Policies Interaction

and Volatilities Effects on the Stock Market Behaviour: Empirical Evidence from

Nigeria

11. Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) 2015 Women in Management and Leadership

Conference, July 21-23, 2015, Shehu Musa Yar Adua Conference centre, Abuja,

conference theme titled “Unleashing the Power of Women: Leadership, Innovation and

Entrepreneurship.

12. 1st National Conference of Educators in Banking and Finance in Nigeria organised by the

National Universities Commission (NUC) in collaboration with The Chartered Institute

of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) between July2-3, 2014 at the Idris Abdulkadir

Auditorium, NUC, Abuja. The theme of the conference ‘’Banking and Finance

Education in Nigeria: The 21st Century Perspective’’

13. 23rd IBIMA conference on Vision 2020: Sustainable Growth, Economic Development,

and Global Competitiveness will be held in Valencia, Spain 13-14 May 2014. – i.

Evaluation of effect of Banking Consolidation on Small Business Financing in

Nigeria. ii. Financial Inclusion and economic Growth in Nigeria

14. The 22nd IBIMA conference on Creating Global Competitive Economies: 2020 Vision

Planning & Implementation will be held in Rome, Italy 13-14 November 2013. - Bank

Failure Prediction in Nigeria : A survival Analysis Approach

15. Nigerian Institute of Management (Chartered) 2013 Women in Management and Leadership Conference with the theme “Bringing Substance into Leadership” NECA House, Alausa Ikeja Lagos, 16th – 17th July, 2013.

16. Third European Research Conference on Microfinance, The Norwegian Centre for

Microfinance Research, University of Agder, Kristiansand, Norway, 10-12 June, 2013 –

Microsavings Mobilization Innovations and Poverty Alleviation in Nigeria

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17. The Nigeria Economic Society, 52nd Annual Conference, held at African Leader

Development Centre, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State. 13th – 15th September,

2011.

18. 4th National Conference of the Global Economic and Financial Recovery, Department of

Finance, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Lagos, Nigeria. July 12th –

13th, 2011.

19. 3rd Marketing Educator Conference, Creating Value for National Transformation,

Covenant University Guest House, Ota, Ogun State, February 13th – 16th, 2011.

20. Covenant University Workshop on Alternative Research Paradigms and Indigenous

Knowledge promotion, Department of Psychology, School of Human Resources, College

of Development Studies, Covenant University, Ota. February 14th – 17th, 2011.

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

Covenant University, Ota. March 9-13 2009.

22. 2nd Annual Conference, Road Map to Vision 2020: Economic and Financial Perspectives,

University of Lagos Guest House, April 22 – 23rd, 2008.

23. 1st International Conference, College of Business and Social Sciences, Covenant

University, Ota, Ogun State. 2008

24. 1st Annual conference, Economic Reforms and the Nigerian Financial System, University

of Lagos guest house, April 3rd – 4th, 2007

25. Nigeria Society for financial Research, Management of External Reserve and Economic

Development in less Developed Countries. Ondo State University, Akungba. Ondo State.

November 20th – 22n 2007

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

University, Ota from 29-30 November, 2006

27. 2nd National Conference, Nigeria Society for Financial Research, Capitalization,

Corporate Performance and Economic Growth in Less Developed Countries: The Nigeria

Experience, College of Business and Social Sciences, Covenant University, Ota. Ogun

State, November 8th – 11th 2005.

28. 1st International Conference On Human Development; Held In Covenant University, Ota

Nigeria, June 27-30, 2005

29. National Conference on Informal Financial Sector and Sustainable Development In

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

Services Rendered In The University System (Cu)

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1. Faculty Support Programme (FSP), Consultative Committee, Covenant University, Ota

Nigeria, 2003-2005, 2011/2012, 2014-2015

2. Vice Chair, University 10th Anniversary Public Lecture, Covenant University, Ota

Nigeria, 2012

3. Chairperson, College Hooding Committee, Covenant University, Ota Nigeria, 2009 -

2010

4. Member, Convocation Welfare Sub-committee, Covenant University, Ota Nigeria, 2007

– 2011

6. Member, Central Convocation Planning Committee, Covenant University, Ota Nigeria,

2014 -2015

7. Member, Prize and Award committee, Covenant University, Ota, 2012-2013, 2013-2014,

2014-2015

8. Member, University Webometric committee, CU, Ota Nigeria, 2009-2010

9. Member, University Ceremony Committee, CU, Ota Nigeria, 2009 - 2010

10. Member, College Seminar Committee, CU, Ota Nigeria, 2008 – 2010

11. Member, College Hooding committee, Covenant University, Ota Nigeria

2008/2009,

12. Coordinator, Banking & Finance Programme, Covenant University, Ota Nigeria, 2002 –

2004

Supervision

Undergraduate – 2017/2018 - Academic Session – Six (6)

M.Sc

2012/2013 Academic session - Isibor Areghan Akhanolu, (CUGP100297) Public Expenditure

and Economic Growth – Multistage Least Square Approach.

2014/2015 Academic Session - Imogirie Dominica Esele (Cugp120382), Globalization,

Foreign Portfolio Investment and Capital Market Development in Nigeria.

2017/2018 - Edosomwan Oghogho Federal Tax Revenue and Industrial Development In

Nigeria

2017/2018 – Julius Okhueleigbe (150000353)Impact of Ifrs Implementation On Earnings

Management By Commercial Banks In Nigeria

JULIUS OKHUELEIGBE

REG. NUMBER: 150000353

JULIUS OKHUELEIGBE

REG. NUMBER: 150000353

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2017/2018 - Adeyemo Olaolu (08ah07087) - Hedge Funds and Their Importance To The

Growth And Stability Of Nigeria’s Capital Markets

Ph.D

Main Supervisor - Ayo Aiyepeku, (15PAG01114) - The Micro Structure Of Deposit Money

Bank Lending To Small And Medium Scale Industries In Nigeria

Co-Supervision - Lawal Adedoyin Ishola (Cugp110361) - Macroeconomic Volatility and

Stock Market Behaviour, Evidence From Nigeria (Graduate 2016).

Co – Supervision – Tochukwu Okafor - Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuations, Inflation And

Some Selected Macro-Economic Variables On Industrial Output In Nigeria: An Econometric

Approach.

Co – Supervision – Cecilia Adu - 14PAG00790 -Lending, Repayment Patterns And

Microfinance Banks’ Survival In Southwest Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Mfbs In

Southwest Nigeria)

Membership of Professional Bodies

1. Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (Since 2002)

2. Executive Member, Nigerian Society for Financial Research (Since 2004)

Community Development

Active Member, Challenger Squad (Elisha Group)

Member, Sanctuary Keeper group (Environmental Subgroup)

Cell Minister, Winners Satellite Fellowship – Blk A flat 1, Province 84, district 155, Covenant

University Staff Qtrs, New Estate

Extra Curricular Activities Reading, Teaching, Cooking, Gardening

Names and Addresses of Referees Prof. J. A. T. Ojo

Dept of Banking and Finance

Mountain Top University, Makogi Oba, Ogun – State.

Email: [email protected]

Mobile Phone: +234 8023436590

Prof. Ranti Olurinola


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Dean, College of Development Studies

Covenant University, Ota, Ogun-State

Email: [email protected];

[email protected]

Tel: +234 8033322048

Prof. (Mrs.) Funmi Adegbite

Faculty of Business Administration

University of Lagos, Akoka Road, Lagos

Nigeria.

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +234 7030389781, 08023263322



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