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Oluwabunmi, A.  2018.  Issues in Sustainable Development: The Environment–Income Relationship, 05. :317-338. Abstract
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Fayomi, OSI, Anawe P, Daniyan A.  2018.  The Impact of Drugs as Corrosion Inhibitors on Aluminum Alloy in Coastal-Acidified Medium, 04. Abstract
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Adejumo, A, Oluwabunmi A.  2018.  Sustainable Development: Implications for Energy Policy in Nigeria, 01. :395-433. Abstract
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Bernard, OT.  2018.  The Construction of Poverty in Selected Yoruba Written Poetry. Poverty and the Humanities. , Ile-Ife: The Faculty of Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University
Abereijo, IO.  2018.  Entrepreneurship Education Delivery in Africa: Future Direction. Entrepreneurship Education: Opportunities, Challenges and Future Directions. , New York: Nova Science Publishers
Tantawi, ME, Folayan MO, Mehaina M.  2018.  From the present to the future: global profile of early childhood caries. Folayan MO (Ed). A compendium on oral health of children around the world: early childhood caries . , 400 Ser Avenue, Suite 1600, Hauppauge, NY, 11788. : Nova Science Publishers Inc.
Agbalajobi, D.  2018.  Gender and Governance . Samuel O. Oloruntoba and Toyin Falola(eds.) The Palgrave handbook of African Politics, Governance and Development. , New York: Palgrave Macmillan
Mary Nyasimi, Ayansina Ayanlade, Catherine Mungai, Mercy Derkyi, Jegede MO.  2018.  Inclusion of Gender in Africa’s Climate Change Policies and Strategies. Handbook of Climate Change Communication. : Springer
Adebisi, TA.  2018.  Increasing Cultural Awareness: The Conscientization Approach. Cross-Cultural Management: A Multidisciplinary Approach. , Ile-Ife: Obafemi Awolowo University Press
Fatusi, AO, Jolayemi T, Oladimeji O, Folayan M, Ogundipe A.  2018.  Influencing HIV Policies and Strategies. Phyllis Kanki, Prosper Okonkwo, Oluwole Odutolu (Eds). Turning the Tide: AIDS in Nigeria. . , Washington: New Academia Publishing, 4401-A Connecticut Avenue NW #236, Washington DC 20008.Pp 499-510.
Folayan, MO, Alade MA.  2018.  Introduction to early childhood caries. Folayan MO (Ed). A compendium on oral health of children around the world: early childhood caries.. , 400 Ser Avenue, Suite 1600, Hauppauge, NY, 11788.: Nova Science Publishers Inc
Omolaye, BV, Adekogbe OS.  2018.  Language Tonality through Dialectical Registration in Selected Musical Tracks of Adéolá Fáléye. Trend in African Oral Literature, Creative Writings and Contemporary Society.. , Ibadan: University of Ibadan Press Plc6-omolaye_b.v.__adekogbe_o.s._musical_and_language.pdf
Onyejaka, NK, Popoola BA, Folayan MO.  2018.  Nigeria. Folayan MO (Ed). A compendium on oral health of children around the world: early childhood caries. . , 400 Ser Avenue, Suite 1600, Hauppauge, NY, 11788.: Nova Science Publishers Inc.
Funso, ADESOLA.  2018.  Reflections on the Interface between Poverty and Food Insecurity in Nigeria. Poverty Reduction Strategies in Africa. , London and New York (USA).: Routledge
Adejumo, AV, Adejumo OO.  2018.  Sustainable Development:Implications for Energy Policies in Nigeria. in Towards a Sustainable Bioeconomy: Principles, Challenges and Perspectives. : Springer International Publishing AG 2018, ISBN 978-3-319-73027-1
Adebisi, TA.  2018.  Training in the Production of Clan-Bond Trades in Southwestern Nigeria: The Non-Formal and Informal Learning Approaches. Education for Life in Africa. , Leiden: African Studies Centre
and Eregare, AI: EEO(E)EOMO.  2018.  “Is Church Politics Arts or Science in the 21st Century?” A Survey of Church Politics in the Twenty-First Century: Re-Examining Religion State Governance, Leadership and Laities. , Ilishan Remo: Babcock University Press,
Omolaye, BV, Adekogbe OS.  2018.  Bridging the gap between gown and town among gospel musicians in Ile-Ife. : Association of Nigerian Musicologists (JANIM) Abstract
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Adebisi, T. A. and Olatunji, OI.  2017.  Achieving Sustainable Development in Africa through Inclusive Distance Learning. Readings in Education, Human and Sustainable Development, Essays in Honour of Professor Oluyemisi Oluremi Obilade. , Ijagun: Tai Solarin University Press
Idowu, PA, JA B, OB A.  2017.  Data Mining Approach For Predicting the Likelihood of Infertility in Nigerian Women. Handbook of Research on Healthcare Administration and Management. , USA: IGI publisher
Mobolaji Oyebisi Ajibade In Toyin Falola &Akinyemi Akintunde(Ed).  2017.  Death, Mourning, Burial and Funeral . Culture and Customs of The Yoruba. , Austin: Pan-African University Presss
Fagbadebo, O, Agunyai SC, Odeyemi TI.  2017.  Intra-party crisis and the prospects of democratic stability in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic: Insights from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). In A. Amtaika (Ed.), The Democratization of Africa: Dynamics and Trends. , Austin, Texas : Pan-African University Press
Peterson, K, Folayan MO, Chigwedere E, Nthete E.  2017.  Saying no to PrEP research in Malawi: what constitutes ‘failure’ in offshored HIV prevention research. Nicola Bulled (ed). Advances in Critical Medical Anthropology. Thinking through resistance: a study of public oppositions to contemporary global health practice. . , 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY10017.: Routledge.
Ademuleya, BA.  2017.  Textiles and Dresses. Culture and Customs of the Yorùbá. , Austin: Pan-African University Press Abstract

This study examined the production and contextual usage of clothe among the Yoruba. It classified the clothing tradition of Yoruba into two, namely ‘textiles’ - the design and production of cloths, and dress- the use of cloths in making apparel in its varieties and its actual use to adorn the body. It observed that apart from the Yoruba language, Yoruba textiles and dresses, are the major articles of culture that are central to Yoruba culture and identity. The paper described the Yoruba dresses made of the aso-òkè and àdìre as being essential to the social, political, economic and cultural life of the people and the sustenance of Yoruba cultural heritage. It noted that the cloths are not only used today for dresses but also as items for interior decorations such as furniture coverings, dress accessories and have also found relevance in the production of corporate gifts and souvenirs. The paper concluded that Yoruba textiles and dresses are cultural emblems and undisputable symbols of Yoruba identity.

Adebisi, TA.  2017.  The Visa Lottery versus Brain Drain: The Impact of the African Diaspora on Vocational Artisanship. The New African Diaspora in the United States. , New York: Routledge