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Ayoh'OMIDIRE, F.  2009.  “Iemanjá”. Dicionário de Personagens Afro-brasileiros. , Salvador: Quarteto Editora
Ayoh'OMIDIRE, F.  2009.  “The Yoruba Atlantic Diaspora – Brazil, Cuba,Trinidad and Tobago” . Ensino e divulgação da história e da cultura da África e da Diáspora Africana (Teaching and Propagating African and Diaspora History and Culture). , Lagos: Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC)
Ayoh'OMIDIRE, F.  2009.  “Tio Ajayi”. Dicionário de Personagens Afro-brasileiros. , Salvador: Quarteto Editora
Oke, IA, Umoru LE, Olorunniwo OE, Alo FI, Asani MA.  2009.  Properties and structures of iron doped carbon resin electrodes for wastewater treatment. Solid waste management and environmental remediation. : Nova Science Abstract
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Folárànmí, S.  2009.  {Art in the Service of Sango}. Sango in Africa and the African Diaspora. (Tishken, Joel, Falola, Toyin, Akinyemi, Akintunde, Eds.).:157–186., Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press Abstract
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Adesopo, A.  2008.  THE POVERTY QUESTION AND THE NATIONAL ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAMMES IN NIGERIA, 01. :213-227. Abstract

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Olaiya, TA.  2008.  The Role of Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Crime Prevention and Control in Nigeria. Readings on Governance and Accountability in Nigeria. , Gottingen, Germany: Cuvillier Verlag
Ayoh'OMIDIRE, F.  2008.  “The Yorùbá Àsẹ as a Social Capital among Afro-Diasporic peoples in Latin America”. Global African Spirituality, Social Capital and Self-Reliance in Africa.. , Lagos: Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC)
Folárànmí, S.  2008.  {A Critique of Artistic Illustrations in the Works of Akinwumi Isola}. Emerging Perspectives on AkinwumiIsola. (Akínyémí, Akintunde, Falola, Toyin, Eds.)., Trenton, New Jersey: African World Press, Inc Abstract
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Olaiya, TA, Oladoyin AM, Oladele PO.  2006.  Challenges and Threats to Commitment and Due-Process in the Management of Public Funds in Nigeria,. Commitment and Due Process. , Kano, Nigeria: Bayero University Press
Omole Tale, ADESOLA Funso, AY.  2006.  Changing Paradigm: France, Nigeria and Francophone Africa after the Cold War. (Olayiwola Abegunrin, Olusoji Akomolafe (eds.) Nigeria in Global Politics: Twentieth Century and Beyond: Essays in Honour of Professor Olajide Aluko. , New York {USA}: Novapublishers
Saibu, O, Akindele ST, Aiyegbusi W, Asaolu TO, Olaopa OR, Ajisafe A, Adesopo A, Adedokun S, Oladele P, Abogan PO.  2005.  An Appraisal of the Effects of Politics on the Nigerian Economy, 01. :75-133. Abstract
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Adesopo, A, Asaju A.  2005.  Nigerian Federation and the Issue of Resource Control Right, 01. :621-648. Abstract

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Adesina, ADO, Adeyemi BA.  2005.  The Collapse of Societal Norms: The role of Teachers. Evaluation in Theory and Practices. , Ibadan: Pen Services
Folayan, M.  2005.  Managing dental anxiety in children. Advances in Psychology. Volume 43 . , Hauppauge, NY, 11788 : Nova Science Publishers Inc. 400 Ser Avenue, Suite 1600,
Ademuleya, BA, Filani OE.  2005.  Religious and Royal Uses of Sacred Textiles in Lagos,. Yoruba Religious Textiles: Essays in Honour of Cornelius Adepegba. , Ibadan: Book Builders Abstract

This is a research into cloth used in traditional religious practices, such as masquerades, cults and Shrines in Lagos. The study observed that while some old religious cloths are kept by families, cult groups and priests, other cloths have been replaced with contemporary manufactured textiles. it also revealed that some textile used in rituals or in specific ways are considered sacred not because they are consecrated but because they are associated with or represent royalty and hence are seen as objects of authority which also express spiritual powers i.e. garments used by the Oba, priests or priestesses etc.

Adeoti, GR.  2005.  Drama and the Quest for Democracy in Post-Military Nigeria. : Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa. Abstract
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Aluko, MAO, Adesopo A.  2004.  Problems Militating Against the Consolidation of Democracy in Nigeria, 01. :113-126. Abstract

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Folayan, M.  2004.  HIV/AIDS: the Nigerian response . The Political Economy of AIDS in Africa.. , UK: Ashgate
Adeoti, GA.  2004.  Cockroach in the Bath-Tub: Globalisation and the Trope of the Absurd. : Faculty of Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University Abstract
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Umoru-Oke, N.  2003.  The Relevance of Sculptural Creativity in Yoruba Pottery. Creative Traditions in Nigerian Art. :153–162., Lagos and Ile-Ife: (CCAF), Lagos, in Collaboration with the Department of Fine and Applied Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife Abstract

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Ayoh'OMIDIRE, F.  2003.  “Deconstructing History, (Re)constructing Feminism: A Feminist (Re)reading of Sembène Ousmane’s Les bouts de bois de Dieu and Pepetela’s A Revolta na casa dos Ídolos”. Feminism in African Literature. , Ibadan: Signal Educational Services Ltd
Adeoti, GR.  2003.  Traditional Cleansing Rites and State Reconstruction in Contemporary Nigerian Drama. Abstract
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Babatimehin, O.  2002.   A Review of Health Provision in Nigeria. . Implications for Human Capital Development and poverty Reduction. , Abuja: Lead Issues in Poverty Reduction, African Centre for Development Research.
Ajala, AO, Babatimehin O.  2002.   Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Household. . Socio-economic Burden of HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Nigeria.. , Ibadan: Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research.