Conference update
THE YORUBA NATION AND POLITICS SINCE THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: A CONFERENCE IN HONOR OF PROFESSOR J. A. ATANDA
October 9-11, 2017
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria
And
The University of Texas at Austin, USA
1 Abiku: Conflicting Yoruba Belief and Medical Care
FAGITE Damilola Dorcas
Department of History
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
orisaladed@gmail.comddorisalade@oauife.edu.ng
+2348034466765
2. Youth and the Practice of African Traditional Religion in Lagos
South West Nigeria
OGUNTOLA-LAGUDA, DANOYE, PhD
Professor of Philosophy of Religion
Department of Religions and Peace Studies
Lagos State University, Ojo. Email: danoyeoguntola@yahoo.com
3. Becoming Yoruba: Historical anonymity, cultural authenticity and identity Problems of the Ilaje of Southwest Nigeria
BY:
Babajide O. Ololajulo
Department of Archaeology and Anthropology
University of Ibadan
E-mail: bo.ololajulo@ui.edu.ng, babjid74@yahoo.com
Tel.: 07034292290
4. Yoruba Race and Nigerian Politics. A Thematic Exposition
By
OTUMALA SIMON JONAH
Political Science Department
Federal College of Education
P.M.B. 2096, Abeokuta. Email: otumalasimon@gmail.com
5 The Politics of Water Supply in the Nigerian Western Region, 1952-1966
BY:
OGUNNAIKE Odunayo Peter,
Department of History,
University of Ibadan,
E-mail: awodioke1@gmail.com; +234 803 0629 974
6. The Significance of Yoruba Language as a Viable Mechanism for African Value Systems
By:
Dr. A. A. ADEDIRAN, Lijadu M. O. & Dr. M. O. Omiyefa
Department of Social Studies
School of Arts & Social Sciences
Federal College of Education
Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Email: speaktoa3@yahoo.com / speaktoa3@gmail.com
7. The Uniqueness of Yoruba Culture as a Contributory Factor to the Emancipation of Yoruba People in Diaspora
By:
Dr. AMOS ADEKUNLE ADEDIRAN
Department of Social Studies
School of Arts & Social Sciences
Federal College of Education
Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Email: speaktoa3@yahoo.com / speaktoa3@gmail.com
8. Crown Politics and Pelupelu Culture in Contemporary Ekitiland
By:
Kayode Joseph ONIPEDE (PhD)
Department of General Studies
LadokeAkintola University of Technology
PMB 4000, Ogbomoso, Oyo-State, Nigeria
kjonipede@lautech.edu.ng,kayodeonipede2004@yahoo.co.uk
9 Still on Olodumare and Esu in Yoruba Religious Thought
By:
Benson Ohihon Igboin (PhD)
Department of Religions and Peace Studies,
Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos State
Email: bensonigboin@gmail.com
10. Between Politics and National Development: An Assessment of the Role of Progressive-Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Contemporary National Politics
By
OTUMALA SIMON JONAH
Otumalasimon@gmail.com
POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ABEOKUTA
11. Bridging the Gap between the old and New Generation: An Assessment of Two Yoruba Historical Films
BY:
Taiwo Adekemi Agnes
Department of Linguistics & Nigerian Languages,
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria.
Email: callkemadeguntaiwo@gmail.com; Gsm No: +2348038609841
12. The Place of Aladura Movement in the Development of Christianity in Nigeria
By:
Fabunmi Samuel Kehinde, Ph.D
Federal College of Education, Abeokuta. Email: fabunmisk@yahoo.com
13. Traditional Oath-Taking as a Panacea to 'Democratic Corruption' in Nigeria
By:
Sunday Layi OLADIPUPO, Ph.D
Department of Philosophy, AdekunleAjasin University,
AkungbaAkoko, Ondo State, Nigeria
E-mail: layioladipupo@gmail.com. Tel. +234 (0) 8038468455, 7055418470
14. Yoruba Cultural Practices and Sustainable Environment in the 21st Century
By:
SOGBON Odunwole
Department of Urban and Regional Planning,
Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, P.M.B. 1019, Owo, Ondo State, Nigeria. E-mail: sogbonwole@yahoo.com GSM: +2348068237071
15. The Yoruba Labour Migrants in Northern Nigeria, 1920-1990
By:
Adeyemi Kamil HAMZAH
Department of History
EMMANUEL ALAYANDE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, OYO
Email: hamzahkamil@gmail.com; Phone Number: +234-8033823043
16. "I assured him that he would be Governor": The Patronage-Clientage Politics among Ibadan Elite in South-West Nigeria, 2003-2007
BY:
Nurudeen Olatoye Arogundade
Department of History, ObafemiAwolowo University
Ile-Ife. Email: nurudeenamuda@gmail.com
17. The Resurgence of Traditional Yoruba Religious Groups: An Interrogation of the Ijo Orunmila Adunlawo
By:
Omotayo K. Charles
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife
charlesomotayo@yahoo.com; Tel: 08068966219
18. "Enu 'fìfokìí dún yànmù-yànmù": A Discussion of Selected Pre-colonial Yoruba Chieftaincy Political Inducement Strategies
BY:
Dr. Olupayimo Dolapo Z.
Department of History
Adeyemi College of Education
Ondo, Nigeria
olupayimozo@aceondo.edu.ng
+234 803 444 2478
19. A Sociolinguistic Study of Yoruba Slangy Expressions in Selected Motor Parks in
Iwo Road, Ibadan
BY:
Amos Damilare Iyiola, Ph.D
Department of European Studies
University of Ibadan, Nigeria
+2346053144710
20. A Process Interpretation of the Yorùbá Thought System in the Light of Martin Heidegger's Critique of Metaphysics as Onto-Theology
By
OFUASIA, Emmanuel & DASAOLU Babajide O (Ph.D)
Department of Philosophy,
Olabisi Onabanjo University,
P.M.B 2002, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria.
Mobile: +2348162831077
E-mail: ofuasia.emma@yahoo.com
21. Music for Education and Information among the Yoruba of Nigeria: Selected Songs of Ebenezer Obey Fabiyi
By:
OGUNKOYA, Saheed Adeniyi
Department of History and Diplomatic Studies
Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun
Ogun State
ogunkoyasa@tasued.edu.ng
+234(0)8030627795
22. New Yoruba Imaginary in the Ecocinema of Tunde Kelani
By:
Ayo Adeduntan,
Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan
E-mail: grandeekay@yahoo.com
Telephone: +2348052202455
23. Okun-Yoruba: A People in Search of Identity and Direction
Dr. Henry B. Ekundayo-Ogunjewo
Department of History & Strategic Studies
University of Lagos
hogunjewo@unilag.edu.ng, uphenry2000@yahoo.com,
drogunjewohenry@gmail.com, Tel: 0802 331 2247
24. The Effects of Slavery on Yoruba Nation
By:
Tony C. Onwumah (Ph.D), Patrick A. Edewor (Ph.D), and David O. Imhonopi
Covenant University, Ota
25. Development of indigenous Languages in French speaking countries of Africa: Problems and Prospects of Yoruba Language in Benin Republic
BY:
AJANI, A. LATEEF (Ph.D)
NIGERIA FRENCH LANGUAGE VILLAGE,
AJARA – BADAGRY,
LAGOS
ftcoed@yahoo.com, +2348033336465/+2348091714292
26. The Eroding Identity: The Dilemma of Contemporary Yoruba Personality
By:
ADEYEMI-SUENU, Adebowale (Ph.D) & OYEKAN AdeoluOluwaseyi
Lagos State University, Faculty of Arts.
PHONE No: 08023015230
E-Mail: ololadeololade70@gmail.com and adeoluoyekan@gmail.com
27. A Literary Exploration of Zoonyms in the Cognomen of the Alaafin of Oyo
BY:
Ojebode, Ayokunmi O.
Department of English, Redeemer's University, Ede, Nigeria.
calebk_2@yahoo.com, (+234) 08130237173
28. A Retrospective Study of Yoruba Indigenous Games and Plays
BY:
Raji Afeez Tọ́pẹ́
AdekunleAjasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State Nigeria.
afeeztope5@gmail.com, +2348063671907
29. Sitting at the Frontier: The Yoruba in the Old Ilorin Provinceand the politics of Identity and Belonging in Post-Colonial Nigeria
Luqman SAKA PhD. Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Politics and International Relations, North-West University, Mafikeng Campus, South Africa
Email: owolabisaka@gmail.com;
&
Lere AMUSAN, PhD. Professor and Head, Department of Politics and International Relations, North-West University, Mafikeng Campus, South Africa. Email: lereamusan@gmail.com; lere.amusan@nwu.ac.za.
30. Heuristic Appraisal and Reflection on the Concept of Esu: An Example of Femi Osofisan
By:
OluseyiAbiodunOgungbesan
c/o Department of Theatre Arts
University of Ibadan, Ibadan
E. Mail: oluseyiogungbesan15@gmail.com; 0802-324-8943, 0815-221-5704
31. Bridging the Gap between Yoruba Yesterday and Today: An Exploration of Religious Hermeneutics
BY:
ADELEKE, R.S.
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES,
ADEYEMI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ONDO.
sanrasheed2@gmail.com, 08161377164
32. The Herbert Macaulay Factor in Nigerian Politics (1864-1946)
BY:
Jimoh Mufutau Oluwasegun
Research Fellow, IFRA-Nigeria
Department of History and International Studies
Federal University, Brinin-Kebbi, Kebbi State, Nigeria
Email: oriyomijimoh4@gmail.com,
33. Yoruba Art Forms as Visual Symbolism of Power and Control among the Yoruba
By:
Kehinde Adepegba
Department of Art and Industrial Design
Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu
and
Tolulope O. Sobowale
Department of Design and Architecture,
Olabisi Onabanjo University,
Ibogun Campus, Ogun State
34. A Pre-colonial Historical Documentation of the Evolution of the Yoruba Theatre and Its Relevance in a Monarchical System
By
Abe, OmololuTaiwo and Adegboyega, Ayodele Samuel
Theatre Arts Department, College of Education
P.M.B. 250, Ikere-Ekiti, Ekiti State
E-mail: taiwoabe88@gmail.com, Mobile No: 07068937049
35. A Revolutionary Phenomenon in the Ninetenth Century Yoruba Politics
FALOWO, Ajagun Segun (Ph.D).
Department of History, Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education,
Oto, Ijanikin, Lagos, Nigeria, okeebunoel@gmail.com +2348066539945
and
OGUNNIYI,Olayemi Jacob
Department of History, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan,
ayoyemlove@yahoo,com, temyem2014@gmail.com, +2348033207633
36. A Critical Comparative Analysis of the Features of ìgbálá and rárà òkú Dirges
BY
ṢÓDÍPẸ, N. O AND MORDI, O.A
Department of Yorùbá, Federal College of Education, Abeokuta.
E-mail:wunmie1@yahoo.com- MobileNo:08035633035,08033193286
37. The future of Yoruba Traditional Art
Ademola Azeez Ph.D,
Department of Fine and Applied Arts,
Federal College of Education Technical Akoka, Lagos
Email: ade_azeez2002@yahoo.com, Tel: 08023312410
38. The use of symbols as means of communication among Yoruba of South Western Nigeria
BY
BABAYEMI, John Babatunde
Postgraduate Student,
Department of European Studies,
Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan, Ibadan..
babayemicomfort@gmail.com, +2348034834487
39. Bata Dance as Archive of Yoruba Memory
Samson S. Akapo
Department of Theatre Arts,
University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
Email: ss.akapo@ui.edu.ng, akaposamson44@gmail.com
Phone Number: +234(0)8060449458; WhatsApp: +234(0)8028655486
40. Reincarnation as a Principle of Generational Continuity and Identity in Yoruba Traditional Thought
BY:
Aanuoluwapo Fifebo ALAFE
Department of Philosophy, AdekunleAjasin University, Akungba-Akoko,
Ondo State. Email: fifebo@gmail.com
41. Migration and Yoruba Identity: The case of Ejigbo Experience in Abidjan since 1902.
By:
ADEBODUN OLALEKAN HENRY
Department of History, University of Ibadan
adebodunolalekan@gmail.com, Henryadebodun@gmail.com
+2348060493185
42. Traditional Institution, its sacred position and challenges in contemporary Yoruba Society
BY
BABALOLA,O.E.
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY,
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, IKERE- EKITI.
tomide4christ@gmail.com, (+3248166215710)
43. The Ouster of the Military from Nigeria's Political Landscape: Afenifere and NADECO's Sacrifice.
By:
BABATUNDE A. ADEYEMO
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
AMINU SALEH COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, AZARE, BAUCHI STATE.
EMAIL: tndadeyemo@gmail.com; Mobile:09071089538
44. Communalism: The Yoruba Philosophy of living
By
Oke, Ebenezer Akinsanya
Department of General Studies, TheIbarapa Polytechnic, Eruwa. Oyo State.
AND
ADEGBOYEGA O. Oyekunle (Ph.D)
Department of Philosophy, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye
Oyekunle2006@yahoo.com, kunle3966@gmail.com
45. Chieftaincy Institution in Modern Government: The Case of Yorubaland in Western Nigeria. 1945-2015
By
Adu, A.M : B.A,(Hons.) MSc, Pol.Sc.
Department of Political Science,
College of Education, Ikere – Ekiti,
Ekiti State, Nigeria. Tel: 08032069953
&
Familugba, J.O,
Department of History,
College of Education, Ikere-Ekiti,
Ekiti- State, Nigeria.
GSM: 08034490268; E-mail: familugbajonathan@yahoo.com
46. An Appraisal of Music and Dance in Yoruba concept
By
Zaccheaus, O.J,
Department of Theatre Arts
College of Education,Ikere- Ekiti
Akeredolu050@gmail.com. +2347031665453
47. The Crying has Stopped: Changing Trend in Yoruba Marriage Culture (A Case Study of Ekiti State)
BY:
Idowu, Omowumi Omodunni
Department of Economics
Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria.
Tel: 08038851007, E-mail: talk2wummie@yahoo.com
48. Literary Culture and Nationalism in Literature of Yoruba and English Expression.
Olusegun, Elijah Adeoluwa
Department of English, University of Lagos, Akoka.
E-mail: eaolusegun@unilag.edu.ng; +234 7032773091
49. The advantage of Yoruba Traditional Family Planning over the Western's
BY:
ADISA TIMOTHY OLUWOLE
08035148607
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION
ADEYEMI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ONDO.
50. "That we may live long." An assessment of Yoruba and Cultural Continuities in the Care for the Aged in Ikare Akoko.
AFOLABI OJO OYEYEMI
Department of History and International Studies
AdekunleAjasin University AkungbaAkoko, Ondo State, Nigeria
Email Address: afolabiojooyeyemi@gmail.com
Phone Number: 08109952665, 08059173642
51. The Yoruba Political Elite and Nigeria's Electoral Politics, 1954 – 1962
Olusanya Faboyede, Ph.D
Department of History & International Studies,
AdekunleAjasin University,
P.M.B. 001, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria.
E-Mail: oaboyedee@gmail.com / olusanya.faboyede@aaua.edu.ng
GSM NO: 08034420151 / 08059223913.
52. Sculptural Records of African History, Yoruba Examples
BY:
KOLADE AYEYEMI
DEPARTMENT OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TECHNICAL)
AKOKA, YABA, LAGOS. NIGERIA.
E-mail: mokla01@yahoo.com, Mobile Phone: 08038255200
53. The Interactions and Contributions of T.J. Bowen to Yorubaland as a Template for Religious Leaders in Nigeria.
By:
EMMANUEL BLESSING TEMITOPE
(POSTGRADUATE STUDENT)
DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES
UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, IBADAN
temmanuel234@gmail.com; 08161237422
54. A Comparative Analysis of the Western and Yoruba Judiciary Systems
BY
OYENUGA OLUKAYODE FELIX
OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY AGO-IWOYE ,OGUN-STATE
AND
SURAKAT AJIBOLA MURPHY
OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY AGO- IWOYE, OGUN-STATE
55. A Phraseo-stylistic analysis of the idiom of the Yorùbá newspaper writers
OlutolaOsunnuga, Ph.D
SOAS,
University of London
Email: tolaosunnuga@yahoo.co.uk
56. A Critical Searchlight on Yoruba and Development in Nigeria.
BY
DR. ADEFARASIN, V.O.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY,
AGO-IWOYE, NIGERIA.
adefarasinvo@yahoo.com; adefarasinvo9@gmail.com
57. The dust afflicts not1 but the leaders are Psychopathic: A critical analysis of Tunde Kilani's saworo-ide
By:
ADESUYAN Bankole Isaac
Political Science/International Relations
AchierversUniversaity, Owo, Ondo State
bankoleadesuyan013@gmail.com +2347039786949
and
OYEWOLE Oyindamola O.
Political Science/International Relations
AchierversUniversaity, Owo, Ondo State
horyindah@yahoo.com +2347035083216
58. The Paradigm shift in socio-economic status: A Prognosis of the Yoruba Alabaru Experinece in Nigeria.
BY:
MORUFF MUDASIRU, Ph.D Candidate,
Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, delemudasiru@gmail.com
University of Ibadan, +234 8035722221,
59. When Prophets threatens the State: Miracles, Healings and Prophesies in Yorubaland, c.1930s -2017
1Thompson, O.O., 1Onifade C. A., and 2Akinola A
1. Department of Communication and General Studies, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta. Ogun state.
2. National Archives, Abeokuta. Oke Mosan Ogun state
Corresponding author: olakunleolasupo@yahoo.com
60. Home Soil or Abroad? Interrogating where the Yoruba Obas should join their Ancestors
By:
Thompson, O.O
Department of Communication and General Studies, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta. Ogun state.
Corresponding author: olakunleolasupo@yahoo.com
61. Deportations in Colonial Yorubaland: A Study in Forced Migration
BY:
OLATUNDE TAIWO
taiwo.olatunde@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng
taiwo_olatunde@yahoo.com
62. Nathaniel A. Fadipe and Pierre Verger in the consolidation and expansion of Yoruba Studies, 1939-1976: A historical Analysis
by
Ifekwe, Bernard Steiner Ph.D
Department of History/International Studies
University of Uyo
Uyo, 520001
TEL:+2348069384104 & +2348055102749; E-mail: bsteiner20@yahoo.com
63. Rethinking Yoruba Epistemology: Some Contemporary Considerations
By:
TIJANI KEHINDE OLUSEGUN
Department of Philosophy, University of Lagos, Nigeria
tijanikehindeolusegun@gmail.com
64 . Yoruba Film Industry and its (Auto)-Biographical Genre
Azeez Akinwumi Sesan, PhD.
Department of Languages and Linguistics
College of Humanities and Culture
Osun State University
08053565272, 07065595199
65. Islamic Education in Yorubaland: Its Evolution, Challenges and Prospects
By:
ODENIYI I.K
Department of Religious Studies, ACE, Ondo
Ismailode08@yahoo.com; Tel: 08054179768
66 Rethinking the Yoruba Legal institutions in Contemporary Adjudicatory System
By:
Adebayo Aina, PhD
Department of Philosophy
Olabisi Onabanjo University
Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria
67 Yoruba Exceptionalism: A study of Development Corporations in Nigeria, 1955-1976
By:
Abimbola Oyarinu
University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos, Nigeria.
Department of History, University of Lagos
abimbolaoyarinu@gmail.com; Tel: 08170723444
68. Yoruba Indigenous Security System and the Quest for Social Order in Nigeria: Beyond Uniforms and Gadgets
BY:
ADEGBOYEGA O. Oyekunle
Department of Philosophy
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye
Oyekunle2006@yahoo.com
69. Migration and Settlement: A Study of Oyo-Osun Migrant Farmers and Cocoa
Plantation in Ondo Division, 1930s-1960
BY:
ADESOTE Samson Adesola, PhD
Department of History & International Studies
Osun State University, Osogbo, Nigeria
Email: solaade2007@ymail.com; Tel: +2348062293355
70. Yoruba Dramatic Expression and Cultural Preservation: A Critical Interpretation of the Deployment of Set and Light in Kiriji war Production
By:
AFABOR, kuNLE henry
department of performing arts
olabisi onabanjo university, aGO-IWOYE
afaborkunly@gmail.com; afaborkunle@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng
(07068350481)
71. Yoruba Artistic Expressions and Cultural Preservation on Social Media Videos/Films
S. Joseph Bankola Ola-Koyi, (08038126789) Lecturer & Media Arts Consultant
Department of Performing Arts, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye
ola-koyi.joseph@uuoagoiwoye.edu.ng; sundayolakoyi05@gmail.com
72. The Changing Status of the Yoruba Cultural and Societal Practises since the 19th Century
BY:
OLISEH, Kadishi, Ndudi.
Department of History, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria
Email: olisehkadi@gmail.com
73. THE YORUBA NATION AND THE EMERGENCE OF GLOBALIZATION
BY
DELE IDOWU (PhD)
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,FACULTY OF ARTS,
OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY,
P.M.B. 2002, AGO IWOYE,OGUN STATE,NIGERIA.
E-MAIL: idowu.oladele@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng, Tel:+2348032669908
74. Colonialism: The rape of the Yoruba Culture
IDOWU, E.O. (MRS)
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,
UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, IBADAN, NIGERIA.
bethelidowu@gmail.com
75. THE DYNAMICS OF THE ABOLITION OF SLAVE TRADE AND THE CHANGING NATURE OF YORUBA ECONOMY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
By
BOGE, Faruq Idowu
Department of History and International Studies
Lagos State University Foundation Programme, Badagry, Lagos
+2349098775871, +2348028131162; Email: bogefaruq@yahoo.com
76. ĘkúnÌyàwó: An Artistic Expression of Orality and Cultural Identity
Dr.Oluwafunminiyi Mabawonku1 Mr Adedeji Lamina2
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-lwoye Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-lwoye
E-mail: niyimabs@hotmail.comlaminaadedeji@yahoo.com
77. Samuel Olusegun Osoba on the West and Yoruba Culture
BY:
Tokunbo A. Ayoola (Ph.D.),
Department of History and International Relations,
Elizade University,
Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State, Nigeria, West Africa
Phone: + 002348107284581; E-mail: toks_ayoola@hotmail.com
78. Literary Culture and Nationalism in Literature of Yoruba and English Expression.
BY:
Olusegun, Elijah Adeoluwa
Department of English, University of Lagos, Akoka.
E-mail: eaolusegun@unilag.edu.ng; +234 7032773091
79. The scramble for Ilorin in the 19th century: A Politico-Religious Analysis
S. Ademola Ajayi,
Prof. of History,
Department of History, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
+234 803 836 2273, +234 802 339 209; E-mail: ajayisa@yahoo.com
80. The role of traditional Yoruba moral values as a veritable tool in solving the moral decadence in Nigeria
By:
OKORO, NGOZI PRISCILLA (Ph.D)
Educational Foundations and Management
Federal College of Education, Osiele, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria
81. Classroom Education, Values and Social Reconstruction in Africa
By:
OBIOHA, UWAEZUOKE PRECIOUS, PhD
EMAIL: unclepees@yahoo.com
and
OYENUGA, OLUKAYODE FELIX, PhD
EMAIL: oyenugaolukayode@yahoo.com
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY
AGO-IWOYE, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA
82. ADULT EDUCATION IN YORUBA TRADITION: EXPLORATION OF FOLKTALES AND PROVERBS
BY:
Dr.Tajudeen Adewumi Adebisi
Department of Adult Education and Lifelong Learning
Faculty of Education, ObafemiAwolowo University
Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria
83. YORUBA AND PARTY POLITICS IN NIGERIA
Samuel Babatola Ayiti
Graduate Student, Department of Political Science,
Ekiti State University. Ado Ekiti, Nigeria.
E-mail: ayitibabatola@gmail.com, ayiti2@yahoo.com
Tel: +2348035210230
84. STAGE PERFORMANCE AND THE PROMOTION OF YORUBA LANGUAGE IN THE 21ST CENTURY: YORUBA DRAMA FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE
BY
Abraham Oladayo Olushola
abrahamoladayo6@gmail.com, 08063453175
Department of Theatre Arts, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
85. From Olufunmilayo Ransome-Kuti to Olabisi Olateru-Olagbegi: The Changing Phases of Yoruba Female Activism
BY:
Ogunmolaji, Mosunmola Regina
Department of History and Strategic Studies,
Faculty of Arts,
University of Lagos, Nigeria.
86. They Urbanized, Why not industrialized? An Economic History of Yoruba Agro Cities, 1800-2000
By
Taiwo Owoeye Ph.D
Department of Economics, Faculty of the Social Sciences,
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria
E-mail: owoeyetaye@yahoo.co.uk
87. TRADITIONAL YORUBA VALUES AND THE QUEST FOR DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
BY:
ỌLÁDỌTUN B. ỌSANYÌNBÍ
General Studies Department,
The Federal University of Technology, Akure
Mobile Number- 08067411018
Email address-dosanyinbi@futa.edu.ng
88. A SOCIO-RELIGIOUS BASIS OF YORUBA NATION IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIAN POLITICS AND A WAY FORWARD
BY
ODUDELE ROTIMI
Senior Lecturer of Sociology of Religion
Department of Christian Religious Studies
College of Education, IkereEkiti
Ekiti State, Nigeria.
GSM: 08033663188, 08051693675; E-mail: rotiodu@yahoo.com
89. Industrialisation in Yorubaland and the Nigerian Economic Develoment: An Analysis
Miss. IHUOMA, Chinonso
Department of History, University of Ibadan.
Ihuoma.chinonso@yahoo.com; 08062300649
90. Yoruba Traditional Medicine and the Challenges of Orthodox Medical Practice
By:
LASISI SEKINAT ADEBUSOLA (MRS)
Department of History and Diplomatic Studies,
Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago – Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria.
busolahds@gmail.com; Tel: 08032500326.
91 The role of Yoruba in the spread of Pentecostalism in Central Nigeria, 1960-2017.
BY
EZEKIEL Agbo Ameh
Department of History, Benue State University,
Makurdi-Nigeria
Email: ezekielameh@gmail.com; Phone: 08033309906
92. BRIDGING THE YORUBA NUMERALS' GAP BETWEEN THE OLD AND THE NEW GENERATION OF THE DIGITAL WORLD
BY:
Banjo Adebisi Elizabeth Ph.D
Tai Solarin College of Education
Omu – Ijebu, Ogun State, Nigeria
bisban60@yahoo.co.uk / bisban60@gmail.com
+2348033741257
93. PROMOTING YORUBA LANGUAGE THROUGH STAGE PERFORMANCES: A POST-MORTEM OF YORUBA DRAMA FESTIVAL 2017
BY:
Bashiru Akande Lasisi (PhD)
Department of Theatre Arts, University of Ibadan
Bashbalga@gmail.com
Abraham OladayoOlushola
abrahamoladayo6@gmail.com, 08063453175
94. Yoruba Oralities and Postcolonial African Poetry: Ideology, Politics and Protest in
Wole Soyinka and Niyi Osundare
Okunlola, Theophilus
Department of English, University of Lagos
theobolu@gmail.com
+2348134842028
95. Corruption in the indigenous Yorùbá Political System: A Post modern study of Aiyé D'aiyé Oyìnbó
BY
ADESANYA AHMED O. Ph.D
DEPARTMENT OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES, LTERATURES
AND COMMUNICATION ARTS,
LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY, OJO, LAGOS.
96 Yoruba artistic expressions and cultural preservation in traditional and modern times
Akinwale Onipede, Ph.D
Department of Creative Arts,
University of Lagos
Email : akinwaleonipede@yahoo.com
Tel: 0803 331 6729
and
Ademola Azeez, Ph.D.
Department of Fine and Applied Arts,
Federal College of Education Technical Akoka, Lagos
Email : ade_azeez2002@yahoo.com
Tel : 08023312410
97. Developing Basic Scientific Terms in Yoruba: A Morphosyntactic Approach
By:
ADÉDOYINSỌ́LÁ ỌMỌ́WÙNMÍ ẸLẸ́SHIN
Department of Linguistics, African and Asian Studies,
University of Lagos, Nigeria
deleshin@unilag.edu.ng, Tel: 08089290593
98. Popular culture and cultural rejuvenation: the case of the Yoruba hip hop artiste
By:
Lawal, Mulikah Adeyemi
Department of English, University of Lagos, Nigeria
amulikah@gmail.com, Tel: 07030903337, 08189034350
99. RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION OF YORUBA CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY
By
Awofeko, Emmanuel Oluwasegun
Department of Religious Studies,
McPherson University, Seriki-Sotayo, Abeokuta,
Ogun State, Nigeria
emmashalom2004@yahoo.co.uk, +2348055697865
&
Oyebanjo, Olatunji Olusegun
Department of Religious Studies,
Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun
Ogun State, Nigeria. lovingsheg@yahoo.co.uk, +2348076173953
100 The Yoruba Culture and National Integration: The Case of Aso-Ebi as a National Culture in Nigeria.
Ewalefoh Ernest Osemobho
Department of History,
University of Ibadan
Ibadan, Oyo State.
Email: ewalefohernest@gmail.com
Telephone Number: +2348166968237
101 Methodological Issues in the Study of Yoruba History and Politics: Oral Tradition in Yoruba History: A Study of Lagos Igbe Songs
Ilupeju Taariqa-R Adepeju
PhD Student Department of History and Strategic Studies
University of Lagos, Email: ilupejujunaid@gmail.com
102 An Examination of the Contributions of Muslim Clerics (Alfa) to the Development of the Yoruba Nation since the Nineteenth Century
Owoyemi Samuwilu Alade (PhD)
Department of Religious Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria
alade.owoyemi@oouagoiwoye.edu.ngsamuwilualade2016@yahoo.com 08064488812
103. Reflecting nationalism through language use in selected Ayinla Omowuea's Apala Music
By:
OluwoleAkinbode, Ph.D
Tai Solarin Univeersity of Education,
Department of English,
Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode
104. Globalizing Yoruba Art: The Agents, Mediums and Impact.
Akinwale Onipede
University of Lagos
akinwaleonipede@yahoo.com; Tel: 08033316729
105. Protecting Cultural Heritage and the Need for Infrastructure Development in the Contemporary Yoruba Communities: Balancing the Equation through Adaptation
Akeem O. Bello[1] (Graduate Student) Institute of Peace, security and Governance, Ekiti State University.
107 THE POLITICS OF YORUBA NATION AND THE FLUCTUATING FORTUNES
OF THE ROYAL FATHERS
Aladegbola, Isaac Adegbenga (Ph.D.),
Department of Political science,
Ekiti State University, Ado -Ekiti,
Nigeria.
isaac.aladegbola@eksu.edu.ng, Tel +234-803-427-3929
108 Uniting Yoruba Traditional Political Institutions for Future Challenges
Babajide Adetunji Tella
Doctoral Candidate
Department of Political Science
University of Ibadan. Ibadan.
babajidetella@gmail.com, Tel: 07063844321
109 PRESERVED ART WORKS OF ABEOKUTA: FROM 1830-TO DATE AND TRENDS IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
BY
* IFETA, FUNKE CHRIS (Ph. D) **IDOWU, OLATUNJI (Ph. D) ***OCHEI, BUKOLA EDESIRI (LLM)
*Tai Solarin University Of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Email: funkeifeta @gmail.com
**Tai Solarin University of Education, IjagunIjebu-Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Email: facedetruth4@yahoo.com
***Doctoral Research Student, Department of Public Law,Faculty of Law,University of Ibadan,Ibadan, OYO State, Nigeria.Email: desiri29@yahoo.com
110. Tinubu, the Yoruba nation and the Politics of Statesmanship
BAMISHIGBIN LAWAL ALABI
Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Political Science
University of Ibadan, Nigeria
Email: bamishigbin@gmail.com, 08139795484
111. Elements and Diffusion of Yoruba Culture in The Diaspora: The Conflict Of Cross Cultural Migration
By
Udo Emem Michael
Department of History/International studies
University of Uyo, Uyo.
Email: sweatshirt85@yahoo.com
112. Aso Ebi Concept among the Yoruba of South-West Nigeria: Paradox of Dorcas in Acts of Apostles 9:36-39
By
O.K Jibromah (Mrs.)
Department of Religious Studies,
Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Odo State
Email: jibromahok@aceondo.edu.ng
Tel. 08181296640 or 08023197985
113. Yoruba Women in Politics and Society since Pre-colonial Era.
WILLIAM, Mary Aniefiok
Department of History,
University of Ibadan
E-mail: marywilliam2035@gmail.com
114. Western education and Yoruba-Igbo Inter-Group relations: A Case Study of University of Ibadan, 1945-1967
BY:
CHUKWUEBUKA OMEJE
Department of History, University of Ibadan
EMAIL: omejechukwuebuka185@gmail.com
115. Myths of Origin and Yoruba Nation
By
Ojekunle Ibrahim Timilehin
Department of Philosophy, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife
Email:ojekunleibrahim@gmail.com
116. Metropolitanism and the Negotiation for Cultural Integration in the Films of Tunde Kelani and Kunle Afolayan
By:
Ibrahim A. Odugbemi
University of Ibadan
abiolatopnotch@gmail.com, 08051924532
117. Oduduwa and the emergence of Yoruba Civilization
By:
Awoyera, E. Funmilayo
Department of History
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State
and
Agholor, Ndunka Henry
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State
118. Women and Pottery Production in Yorubaland
Ademola, Iyabode Yemisi
Department of History,
University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
Phone numbers: 08189442561 and 08074567329
E-mail: yemix266@yahoo.com
119. The influence of Yoruba Culture and Language on Nigerian Popular Music
Etuk, Akaninyene Ufot
Department of History, University of Ibadan
EMAIL: etukakan1@gmail.com, PHONE NO: 08105075028
120. An Existentialist Study of the 'Yoruba Press' and National Development
Anthony Okeregbe, PhD
Department of Philosophy,
University of Lagos, Nigeria.
tonyokeregbe@yahoo.co.uk, aokeregbe@unilag.edu.ng, Phone: 08033926863
121. Interrogating Inter-group Relations in the Lagos Area up to 1967
By
Habeeb Abiodun Sanni, PhD
Department of History & International Studies,
Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos.
Cell -phone: 0829088655, 08079715355
Email : habeebsanni12@gmail.com, Habeeb.sanni@ymail.com
122. An Historical Analysis of the Yoruba Origin and Politics in Pre-colonial Era.
by
Ojebiyi O.A (Ph.D)
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile-Ife,
Department of Educational Foundations and Counselling.
and
Fasakin L.S
Department of Educational Foundations and Counselling.
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile-Ife,
123. ANALYSIS OF ABOLORE ADIGUN A.K.A. 9ICE AND BUKOLA ELEMIDE A.K.A. ASA MUSIC TITLED 'PETEPETE' HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE.
OLADIPO Olufunmilola Temitayo
Department of Performing Arts,
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye.
oladipofunmilola@yahoo.com; Tel: 08100804006
and
ADEJUBE Samuel Ayoola
samuel.adejube@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng 08034865081
and
AKANDE Sunday Olufemi
olufemi.akande@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng 08057707608
and
ADEYEYE Adetoyese
adetoyeseadeyeye@gmail.com 08066510178
124. Traditional Medicine and Igbo-Yoruba relations in Nigeria
Chidubem I. Obayi
Department of History, University of Ibadan.
EMAIL: obayichidubem@yahoo.com, Phone No: 07036095766
125. Thinking in Tales: Mythology, Philosophy, and the Yoruba Worldview
By:
TENIOLA TONADE
Department of Philosophy, University of Lagos, Nigeria
mrtonade@gmail.com, Tel. 08130004822
126. Cultural Vestiges: A Tripodic Analysis of Empowerment among Yoruba and
Igbo Women
By:
Osondu, Yolanda Chinelo
University of Lagos
osondu_yolanda@yahoo.com; Tel: 08187511806
127. RE-POSITIONING ARTS AND CRAFTS IN THE NEW OYO
Enoch Adeniran<woleadeniran122@yahoo.com>
128. The Pragmatics of Women Identity Construction in Selected Yoruba Proverbs
Ezekiel Opeyemi OLAJIMBITI
Department of English
University of Ibadan
and
Boriwaye Oluwatosin ADEYEHUN
Department of English
University of Ibadan
adeyehuntosin@gmail.com
129. Migrations, Conflicts and Trade of the Yoruba People and Nigerians in West Africa (1910-1970)
Authors:
1. Henry OlalekanAdebodun (M.A), Department of History, University of Ibadan, adebodunolalekan@gmail.com, henryadebodun@gmail.com, +234-8060-4931-85.
2. Bamidélé ALY, MPhil (Research) student in Economic History, Department of Economic History, Panthéon-Sorbonne University (Paris 1), 00 44 77 57 50 45 10 (UK) or 00 33 6 66 94 85 71 (France)
Theme:The Yoruba Nation and Politics since the nineteenth century: A conference in honor of Prof. J.A. Atanda
130. Naming in Yoruba cultural Thought: Some Social Imports
By
Afeez Sufianu
Department of Philosophy,
University of Lagos, Akoka
Phone no: 08030660132, Email: profism77@gmail.com
131. Intra-Group Relations among the Yoruba
BY:
ADEPEJU QAOZARA ADEBANKE
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, AKOKA
16,IDUNTAFA STREET,LAGOS ISLAND.
132. An Analysis of Yoruba Cultural paradigm in French translation of Osofisan's
"Once upon four robbers"
By:
Keji Felix Faniran
Department of Languages & Linguistics
College of Humanities and Culture, Osun State University,
Ikire campus, Osogbo, Osun State. Nigeria
Email: felixfaniran@gmail.com
133. Interrogating the Thoughts of Wole Soyinka to Nigeria's National Discourse
Richard U. Gbemudia
Doctoral Candidate
Department of Political Science
University of Ibadan. Ibadan.
Richardbrown4u73@gmail.com, Tel: +243-8125644686
134. Contemporary Yoruba Women and the Quest for Political Transformation: A Critical Perspective of Ademiluyi's The New Man
Tolu Oluremi
Osun State University, Osogbo, Nigeria
toluoluremi@gmail.com, tolulope.oluremi@uniosun.edu.ng
+234-8060350202, +234-7056093525
135. The place of Courtyard (Akodi) in the cultural upbringing of a child in Yorubaland: A case of Omuo in Ekiti State.
By
FASIKU, Adesola Mercy Ph.D
Department of Social Studies
College of Education
IkereEkiti, Ekiti State
Email: mercyfasiku@gmail.com, Phone: 08062647636
136. Culture and Tourism: Yoruba festivals and the celebration of Women Power
NWACHUKWU, Uzoamaka
08112422857
137. Understanding the Context of Slavery and its impact in Yorubaland in the nineteenth Century
by:
OGUNNIYI, Olayemi Jacob
Department of History, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan,
Ibadan, Nigeria, ayoyemlove@yahoo.com, temyem2014@gmail.com
+2348033207633, +2348057737342
138. Moral teaching in Yoruba folk music and its prospect for Nigeria Socio-Political Stability and Development
by
OJELABI CORNELIUS OLUFEMI
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC,
EMMANUEL ALAYANDE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION,
OYO, OYO STATE
PHONE: 08162735503/0805925011, Email: ojelabioluwafemi@gmail.com
139. Historical Discourse of Wars and Political Turmoils in Yorubaland in the Pre-colonial Era
Kolawole Adeniran, ADESUYI
Department of History & International Studies, Faculty of Arts,
Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria +2348033634439
140. Ethno-Religious Conflict, Human Security and Peace-Building in Lagos
By:
James Olusegun Adeyeri, PhD
Lagos State University, Ojo
Email: jadeyeriolusegun@gmail.com
141 Referential Pragmatics in Proverbial Interactions in Ahmed Yerima's Mojagbe
BY:
ODESANYA, Adesewa Mosopefoluwa
English Department, Redeemer's University, Ede, Osun state
adesewa.mosope@gmail.com , +2348091773964
142. The Trajectory of Àjẹ́
BY:
Sàláwù, Ìgbẹ́kẹ̀lé S.
Institute of African Studies,
University of Ibadan, Ibadan
07038036402, 08072375132
143 . A Contrastive study of style in Fagunwa's Igbo Olodumare and Ajadi's translated version The Forest of God
By:
Olatundun, J. Oladepo
Department of Languages and Linguistics
College of Humanities and Culture, Ikire, Osun State University, Nigeria
Email: ladeenheritage@yahoo.co.uk or Joshua.olatundun@uniosun.edu.ng
144. The roles of 'Ulama (Arabic Scholars) in the 19th century Yoruba Nation and Politics
Dr. Hashimi A.O.
Department of Religious Studies
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye,
Ogun State, Nigeria
hashimiabdganiy62@gmail.com, Tel: 08058871036
145. Comparative Analysis of Ifa in Yoruba Culture and Prophetism in Celestial Church of Christ
By:
Azeez Oluwakemi H.
Department of Religious Studies,
University of Ibadan
adekemi_4luv@yahoo.com, Tel: 08039230980
146. The Philosophical Basis of Religious Tolerance among the Yoruba
By:
Adu, Modupe Olajumoke
Department of Philosophy
University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria
dupeadu@gmail.com+2348030455199
147. Effects of Yoruba, Mixed- and English Language Instructions on Primary School Pupils' Performance in Basic Science
By:
Ojo, Christianah Oluyemi (Ph.D)
Department of Early Childhood Care and Education
Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Ondo State
Email: roose4me@yahoo.co
&
BELLO, Theodora Olufunke (Ph.D)
Institute of Education
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State
Email: bledora@yahoo.co.uk
&
FAMAKINWA. Adebayo
Institute of Education
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State
Email: adebayoefamakinwa@gmail.com
&
AKINROTIMI, AdenikeAdeola
Department of Early Childhood Care and Education
Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Ondo State
Email: akinrotim@yahoo.co
148. Yoruba contributions to the Development of Nigerian Music
FAGBILE Funso Adeniyi
Music Department
Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, Oyo
funsofagbile@yahoo.com, Tel: 08066025575
149. Socio-cultural relevance of traditional festivals for the Yoruba People of Nigeria
By:
'Gbade Ikuejube, PhD
Department of History
Adeyemi College of Education,
Ondo, Ondo State; Tel: 08035780409
Email: ajigbadejube@gmail.com
150. Colonial Politics and Intra-ethnic Rivalries in Some Parts of Yorubaland: the Example of Ondo and Ijebu Native Authorities
R.F. Obinta, PhD
Department of History,
ObafemiAwolowo University,
Ile-Ife, Nigeria.
Tel: 08075307520, Email: rfobinta@oauife.edu.ng, obintaremi500@gmail.com
151. Appropriation of Yoruba Cultural Realities in the pattern of Church Beliefs and Practices: The Nigerian Baptist Experience, 1875–1914
BY:
Oluwaseun O. Afolabi, PhD
Peace and Conflict Studies Programme,
Institute for Peace and Strategic Studies,
University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
Email: oluwaseunafolabi@gmail.com; +234 8077378837
and
S. AdemolaAjayi
Department of History
University of Ibadan,
Ibadan, Nigeria.
152. In Praise of Yoru-Alienation: Appiah's Cultural Darwinism and the Thesis of Cultural Essentialism
By:
'Táyò Oládèbó
ooladebo0349@stu.ui.edu.ng, +2348032528432
Department of Philosophy, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
153. The Roles of Counselling Education in Enhancing the Stability of Yoruba Family
BY
BALOGUN M.A.
Depepartment of Psychology,
Guidance and Counselling Education
School of Education
Federal College of Education
Abeokuta. Email: speaktoa3@gmail.com
154 More than farmers' wives: The changing role of Yoruba women in cocoa production in Tonkere farm settlement in Osun State, Nigeria.
OYEWALE, Peter Oluwaseun PhD
Department of History and International Studies,
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti.
E-mail seuncorrect@yahoo.com
155. Yoruba Film Industry and its (Auto)-Biographical Genre
BY:
Azeez Akinwumi Sesan, PhD.
Department of Languages and Linguistics
College of Humanities and Culture
Osun State University
08053565272, 07065595199
156. Yoruba Culture and the Practice of Widowhood in Contemporary Yoruba Video Films
By
Victoria O. Adeniyi (Ph.D)
Department of Dramatic Arts,
ObafemiAwolowo University,
Ile-Ife, Nigeria.
E-mail: vicadeniyi2k4@yahoo.com
157. Human Representation in Yoruba Woodcarving as a Metaphor of Leadership: A Study of Selected Yoruba Woodcarvings
Oluwaseun Isaac Abati
Department of Theatre and Film Arts,
University of Jos, Jos, Plateau State
+2348067461615
and
KehindeAdepegba
Department of Art and Industrial Design
Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu
+2348023309025
158. The Influence of Pentecostalism on Yoruba Nation
BY:
Dr. Selome Kuponu
Dept. of Religions and Peace Studies
Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos
Selome1965@gmail.com
159. Yoruba contributions to Music: The Alaafin Oyo Court Music Experience
John Ajewole, Ph.D.
Department of Creative Arts (Music)
Faculty of Arts
University of Lagos
Akoka, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria.
pastorajewolejohn1@yahoo.com
+2348034882948.
160 Customization of Yoruba Names in Social Media and its Socio-Linguistic Implications On Cultural Values
1Ajao, A. F. and 2Oyebola, T. M.
Department of General Studies,
The Polytechnic, Ibadan,
E-mail: ajao.folasade@yahoo.com and tooyinoye@gmail.com
08160831543 and 08056565729
161. Yoruba cultural practices in the worship of the Nigerian Baptist Convention: A case study of First Baptist Church, Kosofe, Lagos.
By
OladipupoOlugbodi,
Department of History and Strategic Studies,
University of Lagos.
Email: dipo.olugbodi@yahoo.com
162. Music and Folklore: Towards Retaining the Core of Yoruba Culture
Okunade, Seun Adedokun
Department of History, University of Ibadan
gbileokunade@yahoo.com
08024570085
163. 'OPON IMO' A REVIEW OF YORUBA MODERN DAY LITERACY
BY
A.A. OWOJUYIGBE,1O.A. AROWOSOLA,2 P.F. OWOJUYIGBE3
1& 2- Polytechnic Library
Yaba College of Technology
Yaba, Lagos State, Nigeria
aowojuyigbe@gmail.com
+234 703 1055 403
&
3- Department of History
Adeyemi College of Education
Ondo State, Nigeria
164. Synchronization of Yoruba Culture and Religion for International Identity: The Contribution of Nollywood
By
Idowu Kojusotito Olatunji, Ph.D
(facedetruth4@yahoo.com)
Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu Ode
and
OgunkoyaSaheedAdeniyi
Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu Ode
165. Inter-creed relations among Yoruba people: emerging trends and challenges
Azeez Olaniyan, PhD
Department of Political Science
Ekiti State University
Ado Ekiti, Nigeria
Email: olaniyan444@yahoo.com
Mobile: +2348032290475
166. Gender relations among the Yoruba: Distinct Aging in the 20th century
BY
P.F. OWOJUYIGBE
Department of History
Adeyemi College of Education
Ondo State, Nigeria
owololapraise@gmail.com
+234 803 6071 915
&
O.O. AKINOLA
Department of Social Studies
Adeyemi College of Education
Ondo State, Nigeria
akinolaojo@ymail.com
167. Yoruba (indigenous/first) Language as an incorporation into the medium of instruction in the teaching and learning of Science Subjects
Adeagbo, Nathaniel Oluwajoba Olufunmilayo D. Ayodele
University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Oduduwauniversity, Nigeria
nathwrites@gmail.com olufunmilayopapers@gmail.com
08066347365 08038188425
168. Colonialism and the homogenization of the Yoruba people: Making meaning of Identities as Social Constructs
BY:
Oyekan, AdeoluOluwaseyi
Department of Philosophy,
Lagos State University, Ojo.
169. Obafemi Awolowo and Successors (1950-2016): Giant Strides, Tragic Errors?
By:
OyesolaAnimashaun, PhD,
College of Law, Kwara State University,
Malete-Nigeria.
170. The Touting of the Concept of Omoluabi as Disservice from the camp of Political Opportunists: A Psycho-Political Analysis
By:
Adeleye Adediran Temitope, Ph.D
Department of Guidance and Counselling,
University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
GSM No: +234 703 473 7391; Email: tope4diran2015@gmail.com
171. Chief Moyosore Aboderin: A Portrait of a Nationalist
Akanbi, B. O.
University of Ibadan
bodekan@yahoo.com, 07033073209
172. Yoruba Personalities and making of the Nation: A case study of Chief Obafemi Awolowo during first Republic in Nigeria
By:
Buhari, L.O., Ph.D
Department of History and International Studies,
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti
08062468125
Lateef.buhari@eksu.edu.ng, latfem4real@yahoo.com
173. Dialectics of the Yoruba Human-Animal Relations and a Moral Imperative for Animal Rights
By:
Leye Komolafe
Department of Philosophy,
University of Ibadan
+2347035717950, +2348089846682. simplykomolafe@gmail.com
174. Midwifing Nigeria's fragile Unity: The role of Obafemi Awolowo in the Nigerian Civil War
Johnson Olaosebikan Aremu,
Department of History and International Studies,
Ekiti State University, Ado- Ekiti, Nigeria.
175. The Role of Eleti-Ofein the Translation of English Vocabulary and the Sustainability of the Yoruba Language
by
'OLAYEMI, Oluwakemi Titilola
Department of English,
Olabisi Onabanjo University,
Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria
E-mail: olayemioou@gmail.com; Phone number:+2348053515891
176. Yoruba Customary Law: the good and the bad prior the English legal system
Ademola SUNDAY-AYEERUN, LL.B, B.L., CM.Arb.
Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
Email: integritymattersalot@yahoo.com
GSM: 08060212737
177. A Fibi Su Oloore[2]: A Study Of The Case Of A Fringe Yoruba Elite*
BY
OYESOLA Animashaun, Ph.D
College of Law, Kwara State University, Malete, Nigeria
178. An Appraisal of the Dynamics of Intra Group Communication among RegbeRegbe in Ijebu Land
By
Lekan Rufai
Department of Mass Communication
Faculty of Social and Management Sciences
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye
Rufai.mustapha@oouagoiwoye.edu.nglamilekanrufai@yahoo.com
179. Restructuring and the Nigerian Polity: A recourse to Selected Yoruba Literary Works
By:
Dr. (Mrs) E.O. Salami,
Department of Nigerian Languages and Literatures,
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye,
Ogun State, Nigeria
Email: ejitoyosisalami@gmail.com; Phone No: 08037419667
180. "Importing Wider Political Arguments into Local Debates": The Politics and Exploits of Samuel Akinsanya in the Agitation for Remo Independence in Colonial Nigeria
BY:
Ademola Adedeji
Dept. of International Relations
ObafemiAwolowo University. Ile Ife
E-mail: adedejiademola7@gmail.com
And
Oladipo Olubomehin, PhD
Department of History and Diplomatic Studies
Olabisi Onabanjo University,
Ago Iwoye
E-mail: olubomehind@gmail.com
181. Eroded Reference of Yoruba Royalty: Prognosis To Moral Bankruptcy In Yorubaland
By
Ajani Tunde Olanrewaju
Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo
182. Diamonds in the Rough: An Exposition on Women and Development in Ifa.
BY
AMUDA MOSIGBODI BAMIDELE
For Africa's Rebirth Movement
(platothelaw2000@gmail.com)
183. Pre-colonial Political/Governance Formation Among the Three Major Ethnic Groups in Nigeria – Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba: An Alternative to western Democracy
By
Dr. Grace Umezurike
Department of Philosophy and Religion,
Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, Nigeria.
Email: graceumez@yahoo.com
Phone: +2347033571612
184. Ritual images and symbols of Yoruba culture in video film of Tunde Kelani: The Narrow Path
BY:
Victor 'Tunji TAIWO
School of Communication (Post Graduate Unit),
Lagos State University, (LASU), Ojo, Lagos State, Nigeria.
Email: taiwovictor22@gmail.com; tel: +234803482032
185. Yoruba-Igbo Rivalry 1937-1970: A historical analysis of the birth of Nigeria's Political Dilemma
By
Udida A. Undiyaundeye, PhD
Department of History & Int'l Studies
University of Uyo, Uyo
E-mail: udidali@yahoo.com; Phone: +234810162765, +2348025377516
186. Another Approach to Yoruba Home Video: A Director's Responsibilty
Monijesu Ebube & Festus O. Idoko
Department of Theatre & Film Arts
Faculty of Arts,
University of Jos, Jos.
187. The Social Media Derisive Balkanization of the Geopolitical Groups in Nigeria: The Yorùbás as Afonja Experience
By:
Agholor, Ndunka Henry
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State
henryndunka@gmail.com
and
Awoyera, E. Funmilayo
Department of History
ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State
awoyeraf@gmail.com
188. Migration and Yoruba Identity in Cameroon, c.1930s-2000
By
Walter Gam Nkwi, PhD
Department OF History
P.O Box 63,
University of Buea, Cameroon
E-mail: nkwi.walters@ubuea.cm
Cell Phone: 00237-675659814
and
Eric Adeniyi
By Walter Gam Nkwi, PhD
Department OF History
P.O Box 63,
University of Buea, Cameroon
E-mail: adeniyieric05@gmail.com
Cell Phone: 00237675659814
189. The Yoruba and the Contestation for Nigerian Political Space since Independence
By:
OKLA EMMANUEL S. (Ph.D)
Department of History
Benue State University
Email: oklaemmanuel4u@gmail.com
GSM: +2348066845195
190. Intertextuality and Representations of Cultural Memory in Selected Music of Beautiful Nubia
BY:
Okunlola, Theophilus
Department of English, University of Lagos
Email: theobolu@gmail.com; +2348134842028
191. Agricultural Development in Nigeria: An Economic Perspective and the Contribution of the Yoruba's
Monday S. Adiaha1*, Badamasi. A. Tarda 2, Mosunmola A. Ajileye 3, Elizabeth E. Abolarin4 and Oliver. A. Agba5
1* Directorate of Continuing Education, Federal Capital Territory College of Education, Zuba-Abuja/ Department of Agronomy (Crop and Soil Science), Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Cross River University of Technology, Nigeria
2 Director Demonstration School, Federal Capital Territory College of Education, Zuba-Abuja, Nigeria
3 Department of Curriculum and Instruction, School of Education, Federal Capital Territory College of Education, Zuba-Abuja, Nigeria
4 Department of Guidance and Counselling, School of Education, Federal Capital Territory College of Education, Zuba-Abuja, Nigeria
5Department of Agronomy (Crop and Soil Science), Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Cross River University of Technology, Nigeria
192. "We are British subjects...We are Yoruba African:" Lagos Newspapers, Missionary Education and the Propagation of Imperial Ideals in the 19th century
Halimat Somotan,
Email: ths2122@columbia.edu
Doctoral student in African History,
Columbia University
193. The Yorubas and Salient Issues in Nigerian Politics
By:
ALO, Lawrence Kolawole PhD
Redeemer's University, Ede,
Osun State, Nigeria.
Email: kolaalo@yahoo.co.uk
194. The Role of Ifá in Relation to the Myths of Origin and the Yoruba Nation
By
Olaleye Samuel Kayode, Ph.D.
Department of Religious Studies,
University of Ìbàdàn̩, Ìbàdàn̩, Oyo State, Nigeria
E-mail: kayodeleye2005@yahoo.com Phone: 08036777305
195. From traditional to modern: Understanding transformations in Pre-colonial Ilesha Prison
By
Tolulope Ilesanmi,
Department of History and Strategic Studies,
University of Lagos.
Email: ilesanmitolulope14@gmail.com
196. Yorubaland and her hidden treasures: the need for Locational Identification and adequate exploitation for environmental development and sustainability
By:
Olukemi A. FUNMILAYO; A.O. ADEWOLU & O.B. OMOSUYI
Department of Geography
Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo.
Corresponding Author Email: funmilayoolukemi@gmail.com
funmilayooa@aceondo.edu.ng; +234-8035661673
197. Strategies for Enhancing Nutrition Education among Rural Dwellers in Nigeria
Adeyanju, B.E.
Department of Home Economics,
Adeyemi College of Education , Ondo, Nigeria.
Email: ebundaropale@yahoo.co.uk
Phone: 234 803 803 2104
And
Loto, A.O.
Department of Home Economics,
Adeyemi College of Education ,Ondo, Nigeria.
Email: leneloto@yahoo.com
Phone:234 803 575 6657
198. Ikorodu- Igbogbo military Relations in the 19th Century
BY:
Adeyemi-Suenu, adebowale (Ph.D)
Department of History and International Studies,
Lagos State University, Ojo. Lagos State
E-MAIL: ololadeololade70@gmail.com
199. Is there a Yoruba Nation Today?
By:
Yussuf, N. Babatunde
Department of History & Diplomatic Studies,
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye
E-mail: yussufbabatunde2012@gmail.com,
Mobile: 08020600801, 08053935001,
&
Soile, I. Oluwaseun
Department of History & Diplomatic Studies,
Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye
E-mail: edusoilerosion@yahoo.com
Mobile: 08024135913, 08079715536,
200. Funmilayo Ransome Kuti: Redeeming the Status of Women's Market Power
NWACHUKWU, Uzoamaka
Tel: 08112422857
201. Archetypes, Agency and Power Play in Muyiwa Ademola'sÌgbà Ìwásẹ̀
By:
Azeez Akinwumi Sesan, PhD
Department of Languages and Linguistics
Osun State University
Ikire Campus
202. The Future of Yoruba Traditional Art
Ademola Azeez, Ph.D,
Department of Fine and Applied Arts,
Federal College of Education Technical Akoka, Lagos
Email: ade_azeez2002@yahoo.com, Tel: 08023312410
203. Religious Multiplicity and Tolerance in Yorubaland
Chidubem I. Obayi
Department of History, University of Ibadan.
obayichidubem@yahoo.com, Phone No: 07036095766
204. Governance and the Yoruba Nation: The Place of Traditional Leaders in the
Administration of the People.
By
Folorunso Christianah O[3]
&
Ogunbayo Oluwasegun E2
[1] Graduate student, Institute of Peace, Security and Governance, Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria; Email: akeembello0870@gmail.com Tel: +2348035720220.
106. Yoruba Political institutions and their impact on nation building in the 21st Century
By
OGUNBUNMI, Olufunmilola Adedayo (Bowen University, History Dept)
Bowen University, Iwo
Department of History and International Studies
[3] Assistance Lecturer, Department of Social Studies, School of Arts and Social Sciences, College of Education Ikere Ekiti, Nigeria; Email: folorunsochristy@gmail.com Tel: +2348032314814.
2 Lecturer, Department of Social Studies, School of Arts and Social Sciences, College of Education IkereEkiti, Nigeria
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