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2018
Olowookere, S, Ijadunola M, Oa O, Om S, Ca A.  2018.  AWARENESS, USE AND CHOICE OF EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTIVE AMONG WOMEN IN ILE-IFE, NIGERIA, 01. 9:18-24. Abstract
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Adeyemi, OO.  2018.  Amalgamation and the Crisis of Governance: The Nigeria Experience. Journal of Public Administration and Governance. 8(3):35-53.abstract.docx
Egunyomi, A, Oyesiku OO, Bolaji AO.  2018.  Are The Fruiting And Non-Fruiting Acrocarpous Moss Barbula indica (Hooker) Sprengel in Nigeria Distinct Species? IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences (IOSR-JPBS). 13(1):1-5.publication6.pdf
  2018.  atilade. Journal of Language and Literature in Education. volume 10(number 2):1-13.
KOMOLAFE, MO, OYEWOLE MO.  2018.  Awareness and Perception of Office Property Users on Green Building in Lagos, Nigeria. International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability. 5(3):208-213.
Oladimeji, FA, Adegbola AJ, Onyeji CO.  2018.  Appraisal of bioenhancers in improving oral bioavailability: applications to herbal medicinal products. Journal of pharmaceutical research international. :1-23. Abstract
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Owolarafe, OK, Adetifa BO, Oyekanmi AC, Lemikan TG, Samuel TM.  2018.  Assessment of fufu production technologies in Ogun State, Nigeria. Arid Zone Journal of Engineering, Technology and Environment. 14:547–558., Number 4 Abstract
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2017
Ayoola, MD, Adebajo AC, Obuotor EM, Oladapo TO, Fleischer TC.  2017.  Anti-hyperglycaemic and anti-oxidant activities of five Nigerian antidiabetic plants, jun. Journal of Science and Technology (Ghana). 37(2):71–84., Number 2: African Journals Online ({AJOL}) AbstractWebsite

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Babatimehin, O, Uyeh J, Onukogu A.  2017.  Analysis of the Re-emergence and Occurrence of Cholera in Lagos State, Nigeria, 2017/06/01. 36 Abstract

This paper analysed the factors responsible for the re-emergence of cholera and predicted the future occurrence of Cholera in Lagos State, Nigeria using factor analysis, multiple linear regression analysis and a cellular automata model for the prediction. The study revealed six Local Government Areas (LGAs) under very high threat, nine under low threat, and Surulere and some parts of Amuwo Odofin under medium threat in the near future. These areas have an average population of 200,000 people each with the total tending towards millions of people, all under threat of cholera occurring and re-emerging in their communities. The factors relating to the re-emergence of the disease were discovered to be environmental (rainfall, R

Dasho, OA, Ariyibi EA, Akinluyi FO, Awoyemi MO, Adebayo AS.  2017.  Application of satellite remote sensing to groundwater potential modeling in Ejigbo area, Southwestern Nigeria, 2017. 3(2):615-633.: Springer Abstract
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Olaofe, OO, Odesanmi WO, Adelusola KA, Komolafe AO, Sabageh D.  2017.  An autopsy review of abdominal injuries resulting from road traffic accidents: The Ile-Ife experience, 2017. 20(4):187.: Medknow Publications Abstract
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Ajayi, O, Aderogba M, Obuotor EM, Majinda R.  2017.  Antioxidant activities of the extracts and isolated compounds from Treculia africana (Decne) leaf, 10. 21:32-38. Abstract
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Alao, O, Jagboro G.  2017.  Assessment of causative factors for project abandonment in Nigerian public tertiary educational institutions, 04. International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation. 35:41-62. Abstract
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Oyedapo, O, Agbedahunsi JM, Cyril-Olutayo M.  2017.  Anti-sickling activities of the stem bark of three Khaya species found in Nigeria: K. senegalensis A. Juss., K. grandifoliola, (Welw) CDC., and K. ivorensis A. Chev., 03. Nigerian Journal of Natural Products and Medicine. 20:161. Abstract
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Ijadunola, M, Obiyan M, B.O. O, O.O. O, O.B. F, P.U. U, Abiola A.  2017.  Assessing the Challenges of Schooling among Adolescents in Skipped Generation Households in Ile- Ife, Nigeria., 03. xii. Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health; 29(1), 62-67.. 29:62-67. Abstract
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Chary, S, Aderogba M, Moyo M, Mcgaw L, Mulaudzi R, Staden J.  2017.  Antimicrobial, antioxidant and cytotoxicity of isolated compounds from leaves of Pappea capensis, 01. South African Journal of Botany. 108:272-277. Abstract
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