This document provides a bio summary and CV for Adedamola Ademola. Some key details: - He has a B.Agric from University of Ilorin (2006), M.Sc from University of Ibadan (2010), and is expected to obtain a Ph.D from University of Ibadan in 2016. - He currently works as a Research Associate at the Centre for Public Policy Alternatives in Lagos. Previously he worked as a Research Associate at Penon Research from 2011-2015. - He has significant experience conducting research projects and publishing papers in peer-reviewed journals on topics related to livelihoods, poverty, gender, and climate change in Nigeria.

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Bio Summary:
Education:
Institution UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN
Date: 2016 Expected
Degree(s) or Diplomas
obtained:
PH. D
Institution UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN
Date: November 2010
Degree(s) or Diplomas
obtained:
M. SC
Institution UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN
Date: October 2006
Degree(s) or Diplomas
obtained:
B. AGRIC
CurriculumVitae– Adedamola ADEMOLA
Address – 6, Paradise Street
Akute Road, Berger
Lagos
Phone No- 08034782735 Email- officialademola@gmail.com
Date of Birth –
AdedamolaADEMOLA wasbornand raisedinOsogbo – Osun State, Nigeria. He had distinctions in all subjects
inhis SeniorSecondaryCertificateExamination. He receivedaB.AgricfromUniversityof Ilorin(2006),where he
studiedthe science andmanagementof agriculture.He studied sociology and administration of agriculture in
Universityof Ibadan,evidencedwithaM.Sc in 2010. AdemolawonMcArthurFoundationresearch grant for his
M.Sc thesis. He started PhD in Sustainable Livelihood Development in University of Ibadan in 2011, and
expected to bag the degree in 2016. During the course of his learning, he co-authored and published 16
academicarticlesinlocal andinternational peer-reviewedlearnedjournals, 2 conference proceedings, and co-
authored10 technical reportstothe credit of his consultancy (environmental and social impact assessments)
experience. His publications revolves around job satisfaction, income generation, livelihood development,
social inclusion, poverty, gender equality, coping strategies, livelihood diversification, and climate change
adaptation; using quantitative and qualitative methods of research, and analyzing with SPSS. His research
coverage is vast and cut across all geopolitical zones of Nigeria. During his NYSC in Jigawa State, he sat for
Nigerian Institute of Management Examinations and passed to become a Graduate Member of the Institute.

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Employment Record:
Date: from (month/year) to
(month/year)
January, 2016 to date
Location: Lagos
Company: Centre for Public Policy Alternatives
Position: Research Associate
Description/Responsibilities Social Research, Reviews & Project Management
Key achievements Team coordination for excellent deliveries
Date: from (month/year) to
(month/year)
April, 2011 – December, 2015
Location: Ibadan
Company: Penon Research
Position: Research Associate
Description/Responsibilities Data Management (Social Research)
Key achievements 16 Scientific Papers and 10 Technical Papers
Experience with Projects:
Name of project Socioeconomic Impact Assessmentfor AJE Oil Field
Y ear 2014
Location Badagry and Ojo Local Government Areas ofLagos State, Nigeria
Client AJE Oil
Main project features Socioeconomic mapping ofpipeline routefor compensation
Position held Research Assistant
Activities performed Data collection, analysis and reporting
Name of project Socioeconomic Impact Assessmentfor Oron-CreekT own Gas Pipeline
Y ear 2014
Location Akwa-Ibomand Cross Rivers States, Nigeria
Client Seven Energy Oil and Gas Limited
Main project features Socioeconomic mapping ofpipeline routefor compensation
Position held Research Assistant
Activities performed Data collection, analysis and reporting

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Name of project Socioeconomic Impact Assessmentand Household Profiling
Y ear 2013
Location Edo State, Nigeria
Client Azura Integrated PowerProject
Main project features Socioeconomic and household profiling ofpipelineroute for compensation
Position held Research Assistant
Activities performed Data collection, analysis and reporting
Name of project Poverty Analysis offuel Subsidy Removal
Y ear 2013
Location Lagos and Osun States, Nigeria
Client World Bank
Main project features In-Depth Interviews with Key Informants ofall occupational groups
Position held Research Associate
Activities performed Data collection, analysis and reporting
Name of project Value Chain Analysis and Trade Policy for Selected Livestockand
Fisheries in Nigeria
Y ear 2012
Location Delta State, Nigeria
Client Agricultural Research Council ofNigeria
Main project features In-Depth Interviews with Key Informants ofentrepreneurs in livestock and fisheries
Position held Research Associate
Activities performed Data collection, analysis and reporting
Name of project Socio-Economic Impact AssessmentofGas Supply to Nigerian Breweries
Plc. Apapa Brewery
Y ear 2012
Location Lagos State, Nigeria
Client JAWURA Environmental Services
Main project features Focus group discussions with occupational groups that derive theirlivelihood along
the Right ofWay
Position held Research Associate
Activities performed Data collection, analysis and reporting
Name of project Socioeconomic Impact Assessmentofthe expansion ofGuinness Nigeria
Plc. Ikeja Brewery
Y ear 2011
Location Lagos State, Nigeria
Client JAWURA Environmental Services
Main project features Focus group discussions with occupational groups that derive theirlivelihood along
the Right ofWay
Position held Research Associate
Activities performed Data collection, analysis and reporting

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Membership of Professional Associations:
a. Member - Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria (AESON)
b. Member - Nigerian Rural Sociological Association (NRSA)
c. Member - Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM)
d. Member – Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM)
Countries of Work Experience: Nigeria
Languages: English & Yoruba
Published and Unpublished Works:
Theses
1. Livelihood Outcomes of University Based Agricultural Extension System
(Universities’ Corporate Social Responsibilities) in South-Western Nigeria, ongoing
Ph.D thesis, University of Ibadan, Ibadan
2. Factors Associated with Sustainable Livelihood Development in Aiyedire Local
Government Area of Osun State, Nigeria, M.Sc Dissertation, University of Ibadan
3. Job Satisfaction as a Factor of Effectiveness of Field Extension Agents in Kwara State
Agricultural Development Project (KWADP) using Maslow Hierarchy of Needs,
B.Agric Dissertation, University of Ilorin
Monograph
1. Factors Associated with Sustainable Livelihood Development. Lambert Academic
Publishing: Germany. ISBN 978-3-659-13152-3.
Learned Peer-Reviewed Journals
1. Oladeji, J.O., A.O. Ademola and T.O. Adedeji. 2014. Assessment of Tuberculosis
Screening and Treatment in Osun State, Nigeria. International Journal of Tropical
Diseases and Health (In press) UK
2. Oladeji, J.O., O.A. Abimbola, A.O. Ademola and T.O. Adedeji. 2014. Effect of
Communication Channels on the Use of Tree Crops Development Units’ Services
among Cocoa Farmers in Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Scientific Research and
Report (In press) UK
3. Ademola, A.O. and M.G. Olujide. 2014. Soil Conservation Strategies among
Arable Crop Farmers in Atisbo Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria.
Advances in Research, Vol. 2, No. 12, pp. 879-888. UK
4. Akeweta, J., Oyesola, O.B., Ndaghu, A. and A.O. Ademola. 2014. Social Capital and
Poverty Coping Strategies of Rural Women in Song Local Government Area of
Adamawa State, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Rural Extension and Development,
Vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 1-8. Nigeria

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5. Amusat, A.S. and A.O. Ademola. 2014. Information needs of Kenaf Farmers in
Ogbomosho Agricultural Zone of Oyo State, Nigeria. American Journal of
Experimental Agriculture, Vol. 4, No. 12, pp. 1625-1636. USA
6. Bamgbose, T.O., Omisore, O.A., Ademola, A.O. and O.B. Oyesola. 2014. Challenges
of quarry activities among rural dwellers in Odeda Local Government Area of
Ogun State. Research Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Management, Vol.
3, No. 9, pp. 049-055. Kenya
7. Amusat, A.S., Ademola, A.O. and S.A. Oyegbile. 2013. Social capital and human
development among undergraduate students in the Faculty of Agriculture and
Forestry, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Educational Research and
Studies Vol. 1, No. 6, pp. 73-80. USA
8. Alade, O.A. and A.O. Ademola. 2013. Perceived Effect of Climate Variation on
Poultry Production in Oke Ogun Area of Oyo State. Journal of Agricultural Science,
Vol. 5, No. 9, pp. 176-182. Canada
9. Alade, O.A., Ademola, A.O. and P.O. Eniola. 2013. Roles of Irrigated Agriculture in
Improving Rural Women Welfare in Oyo State, Nigeria. International Journal of
Applied Research and Technology, Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 9-15. USA
10. Amusat, A.S. and A.O. Ademola. 2013. Utilisation of Soy bean in Oniyo
Community of Oyo State, Nigeria. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research, Vol.
13, No. 7, pp. 7-14. USA
11. Ademola, A.O. and O.B. Oyesola. 2012. Adaptation Strategies of Selected Tree
Crop Farmers to Climate Variation in Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural
Extension and Rural Development, Vol. 4, No. 19, pp. 522-527. Nigeria
12. Ademola, A.O., Oyesola, O.B. and S.O. Osewa. 2012. Assessment of Shea Butter
Processing among Rural Dwellers in Atisbo Local Government Area of Oyo State,
Nigeria. European Journal of Business and Social Sciences, Vol. 1, No. 7, pp. 1-8.
Switzerland
13. Oyesola, O.B. and A.O. Ademola. 2012. Gender Analysis of Livelihood Status
among Dwellers of Ileogbo Community in Aiyedire Local Government Area of
Osun State, Nigeria. American Journal of Human Ecology, Vol. 1, No. 1&2, pp. 23-
27. USA
14.Oyesola, O.B. and A.O. Ademola. 2011. Livelihood in University of Ibadan Social
Laboratory in Ileogbo Community of Osun State, Nigeria. Journal of Human
Ecology, Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 91-100. India
Conference Proceedings
15.Use of Cell Phones among Selected Food Crop Marketers in Ibadan Metropolis.
Presented at the 19th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Rural Sociological
Association, Kano 2011 (10th-14th October, 2011)
16.Utilisation of Different Sources of Energy for Cooking by Rural Women in Oyo
State. Presented at the 20th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Rural Sociological
Association, Ibadan 2012 (7th-11th October, 2012).