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Akinnifesi, JO, Ogunbodede RO.  Submitted.  OPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES OF SYNTHETIC PLASTER OF PARIS. Ife Journal of Science. 16(2)akinnifesi_and_ogunbodede_14.pdf
Kehinde, T, Amusan B, Ayansola A, Oyelade S, Adu W.  Submitted.  STATUS OF INSECT DIVERSITY CONSERVATION IN NIGERIA: A REVIEW. Ife Journal of Science. 16(2)review_article.pdf
Nwhator, SO, Umeizudike KA, Ayanbadejo PO, Opeodu OI, Olamijulo JA, Sorsa T.  Submitted.  Another reason for impeccable oral hygiene: oral hygiene-sperm count link. Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice. 15:352–358., Number 3 Abstract
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Nwhator, SO, Ayanbadejo PO, Arowojolu MO, Akhionbare O, Oginni AO.  Submitted.  Awareness of link between smoking and periodontal disease in Nigeria: a comparative study. Research and Reports in Tropical Medicine. 1:45–51., UNITED Abstract
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Nwhator, SO, Ayanbadejo PO, Umeizudike KA, Opeodu OI, Agbelusi GA, Olamijulo JA, Arowojolu MO, Sorsa T, Babajide BS, Opedun DO.  Submitted.  Clinical correlates of a lateral-flow immunoassay oral risk indicator. Journal of Periodontology. 85:188–194., Number 1 Abstract
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Umeizudike, KA, Ayanbadejo PO, Savage KO, Nwhator SO, Akanmu AS, Ogunleye O.  Submitted.  Comparative periodontal status of human immunodeficiency virus- positive patients and controls in a dedicated human immunodeficiency virus clinic in Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice. 19:35–40., Number 1 Abstract
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Eziyi, JAE, ADENIRAN AO, Amusa YB, Badmus S, Adeyemo A, Ameye SA, OLUSOGA-PETER O.  Submitted.  COMPLICATIONS OF PAEDIATRIC RHINOSINUSITIS IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL. Abstract
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Nwhator, SO, Opeodu OI, Ayanbadejo PO, Umeizudike KA, Olamijulo JA, Alade GO, Agbelusi GA, Arowojolu MO, Sorsa T.  Submitted.  Could periodontitis affect time to conception? Annals of Medical and Health Sciences Research. 4:817–822., Number 5 Abstract
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Olonite, OO, Oyetola EO, Oginni FO, Adewale AA, Oluwadaisi AM.  Submitted.  Creative Arts Therapy in Patient Care: The Perspectives of Clinicians in a Nigerian Tertiary Institution. Abstract
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Nwhator, SO, Olagundoye O.  Submitted.  Do smokers benefit from dental hygiene oral prophylaxis? A Nigerian pilot study Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal [WHO. 15:976–982., Number 4 Abstract
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Ige, OO, Shittu MD, Oluwasegun KM, Olorunniwo OE, Umoru LE.  Submitted.  ECO-FRIENDLY INHIBITORS FOR EROSION-CORROSION MITIGATION OF API-X65STEELIN CO2ENVIRONMENT. Abstract
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Nwhator, SO, Olatosi O, Ashiwaju MO, Isiekwe GI.  Submitted.  Emerging trends in dental specialty choice in Nigeria. International Dental Journal. 63:91–96., Number 2 Abstract
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Oluwadaisi, AM, Adewale AA, Mogaji IK, Oyetola EO, Owotade FJ.  Submitted.  Erythema Multiforme: A Retrospective Study of the Clinical Manifestations of Patients Attending an Oral Medicine Clinic in Nigeria. Abstract
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TITUS, RACHELOBONOSE, Afolabi MO, Ola-Olorun OJ.  Submitted.  EVALUATION OF CONTENT VALIDITY OF MEDICINE INFORMATION LEAFLETS IN PACKAGES OF ARTEMISININ-BASED COMBINATION THERAPY ANTIMALARIALS USED IN NIGERIA. Abstract
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Arowojolu, MO, OLADAPO O, Opeodu OI, Nwhator SO.  Submitted.  An evaluation of the possible relationship between chronic periodontitis and hypertension. Journal of the West African College of Surgeons. 6:20–38., Number 2 Abstract
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Smith, OS, Salawu L, Adegoke SA, Ajose OA, Ayodele R, Bolarinwa TA, Adeniyi AT, Oderinu AK.  Submitted.  High Levels of Serum Soluble Selectin-E Is Associated with Frequency of Vaso-Occlusive Crises and Haematological Parameters in Children with Sickle Cell Anaemia. Abstract
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Ojo, OO, Lawani AO, Adedigba MA, Nwhator SO.  Submitted.  Influences on smoking behaviour of adolescents and young adults in a Nigerian university. African Journal of Drug and Alcohol Studies. 7:89–99., Number 2 Abstract
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Samuel, T, Olagunju O, Nwhator S, Adara-Ali A, Obadipe J, Magbagbeola O.  Submitted.  An investigation on the seminal and periodontal bacteria diversity among subfertile males in Lagos. Unilag Journal of Medicine, Science and Technology. 7:1–17., Number 2 Abstract
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Nwhator, SO, Ijarogbe O, Agbaje O, Olojede CO, Olatunji AB.  Submitted.  Nigerian dentists’ knowledge of aggressive periodontitis. Journal of Indian Society of Periodontology. 18:78–81., Number 1, INDIA Abstract
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Oyetola, EO, Okunola IE, Adedigba MA, Nwhator SO, Soyele OO, Fadeju AD, Owotade FJ.  Submitted.  Oral health practices and oral hygiene status of undergraduate students at Ile-Ife, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Health Sciences. 16:76–81., Number 2 Abstract
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Nwhator, SO, Ayanbadejo PO, Savage KO, O Jeboda S.  Submitted.  Oral hygiene status and periodontal treatment needs of Nigerian male smokers. Turkish Armed Forces Preventive Medicine Bulletin. 9:107–112., Number 2 Abstract
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Odeyemi, TI, Igwebueze GU, Abati OO, Ogundotun AO.  Submitted.  Political hibernation in-between elections? Exploring the online communication and mobilisation capacities of Nigeria's political parties Journal of Public Affairs. n/a:e2804., Number n/a AbstractWebsite

A noteworthy limitation among existing studies on the use of online technologies by political parties is the focus on elections. This study extends the frontiers by examining the extent to which Nigeria's political parties use their websites, as well as Facebook and Twitter platforms to communicate and mobilise citizens during and beyond elections. Using web assessment survey, data collected from the online platforms of registered political parties in February 2015 and February 2017 were analysed—to see trends in online activities during (2015 elections) and outside of elections (2017). The study reveals that the parties are caught in the web of the contradictory possibilities of digital engagement. On the one hand, is an online quiescence in the period between elections, which is premised on poor party institutionalisation. On the other hand, the parties are largely unable to reverse elements of institutionalisation challenges by leveraging digital tools to develop roots in the society and boost their public image. This quandary helps to demonstrate where the Nigerian party system fits in the equalisation versus normalisation debate on the utility of digital tools.

Olaniran, O, Ajayi OO, Odetoyin BW, Afolayan DO, Awoyeni EA, Adekunle OT, Oyetoke OO.  Submitted.  Prevalence of Soil Transmitted Helminthes among School Children in Central Local Government Area Ile-Ife Osun State. Nigeria. Abstract
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Olajokun Racheal, E, Babatunde OW, Farancisca AO, Ayobami AE.  Submitted.  The Prevalence of Urinary Catheter Related Infections in Federal Medical Centre Abeokuta Nigeria. Abstract
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Odediran, S, Babalola O.  Submitted.  Professionals’ Leadership Styles in the Nigerian Built Environment. Abstract
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