Curriculum Vitae

Rev Dairo, Afolorunso Olalekan PhDPhone:+2348034001020, +2348056127344.

E-mail: dairoa@run.edu.ng

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A. PERSONAL DATA

1. Name: Rev Dairo, Afolorunso Olalekan Ph.D

2. Address: Department of Christian Religious Studies

Redeemer’s University, Ede, Osun State

Nigeria.

3. Present Position : Reader

4. Date of Last Promotion October 2013.

5. Date and Place of Birth: 25th February, 1962, Ijebu-Imusin

6. Nationality: Nigerian

7. Marital Status: Married

8. Name and Address of Spouse: Mrs. F. O. Dairo. Joel Dairo Street, Behind

Abusi Odumare Academy. Ijebu-Igbo, Ogun State.

9. Name and address of Next of Kin: Mrs. F. O. Dairo. Joel Dairo Street, Behind

Abusi Odumare Academy. Ijebu-Igbo, Ogun State.

10. Date of First Appointment in the University: 6th May 1991

11. Total Number of Years of Teaching:

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(a) Polytechnic/College of Education Nil

(b) Teaching and Research in the University: 25

B. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND WITH DATE

i. St. Anthony’s Grammar School, Esure, Ijebu-Imushin 1976-1981

ii. Ibadan Grammar School, Ibadan 1983-1985

iii. University of Ibadan, Ibadan 1985-1988

iv. University of Ibadan, Ibadan 1989-1990

v. Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye 1997-1998

vi. Business Education Examinations Council Dec. 2000

vii. University of Ibadan March 2006

C. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS WITH DATE

i. School Certificate 1981

ii. Higher School Certificate (H.S.C) 1985

iii. B.A (Hons.) Religious Studies 1988

iv. M.A Religious Studies with Specialization in New Testament

Literature and Theology 1990

v. Masters of Public Administration (MPA) with Specialisation in

General Administration 1998

vi. Professional Certificate in Public Relations Dec. 2000

vii. Ph.D. Religious Studies –New Testament Studies/

Church Administration March 2006

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D. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

i. Award of Excellence for the Services of Humanity. Presented by Faculty of Arts Students Association, Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago-Iwoye. on the 8th

of August 2008.

ii. Recognition Award. Presented by Association of Student Communicators School of Communication and Information Science, Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago-Iwoye, on the 3rd of November 2008.

iii. AAU-ECOWAS Staff Exchange Award, November, 2015, University of Ghana, Legon.

E. WORK EXPERIENCE WITH DATE

i Head of Department, CRS and Philosophy Redeemer’s University, Ede, Osun State, 2015 to Date

ii. Lecturer in Biblical Literature and Theology, Olabisi Onabanjo University,

Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. May 1991 to 2015

iii. Part-Time Lecturer in Biblical Theology, Immanuel College of Theology, an Affiliate of the University of Ibadan, Department of Religious Studies

1992-1996iv. Course Writer/Editor:- National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) 2007- 2012v. Facilitator in Biblical Theology, National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)

2007- 2010

vi External Examiner, Graduate School, University of Ghana, Legon. 2009 - date.

vii Supervised and still supervising many Undergraduates, Masters and PhD Students.

viii Visiting Senior Lecturer, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu Ode.

October 2009- April 2011.

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Details of Professional Experience at Olabisi Onabanjo University

(i) Teaching Functions

a. Taught Courses from 100 level to 400 level and supervised many undergraduate Projects in Religious Studies

b. Taught Courses in Public Relations and Management in Diploma in Public Relations, Diploma in Mass Communication and Degree Mass Communication Programmes

c. Taught Courses at M.A, M.Phil and Ph.D Levels and supervised M.A, M.Phil and Ph.D Projects/Dissertations/Theses.

d. Taught courses in Entrepreneur and Statistics and Data Analysis for Research in the Humanities at the Post Graduate Levels.

(ii) Research (Completed/On-going)

Church Administrator and His Audience (A Book Project)Study Bible in Africa Project – Author of First and Second TimothyPublic Speaking in the Administration of the Church.

Details of Professional Experience at Olabisi Onabanjo University

(i) Teaching Functions

Undergraduate Courses: Taught courses from 100 – 400 Level in Biblical Languages, Greek and Hebrew, Literature and Theology of the Bible.

M.A Courses: Taught courses in Old and New Testaments, Contextualization as well as Entrepreneurial Studies and Statistics and Data Analysis for Research in the Humanities.

M.Phil/PhD COURSES: Taught courses in Old and New Testaments, Contextualization as well as Entrepreneurial Studies and Statistics and Data Analysis for Research in the Humanities.

M.A. /MPhil Supervisions

Supervised well over 80 M.A, and 2 M.Phil Dissertations successfully.

Ph.D. Theses Successfully Supervised

i. Name: Ehioghae Monday Efe, (2011). Matric no: 04/05/003634

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Title: A comparative Theological Analysis of the Sabbath and Sunday in Christian Churches. Completed.

ii. Name: Adebiyi Adewale Andrew, (2012). Matric no: 07/05/007303

Title: A theological Understanding of the Impact of the Rite of Confirmation in the Church of Nigeria (Anglican communion).

iii. Name: Kelvin Tope-Tapere, (2013). Matric no: 07/05/006781

Title: An Exegetical Evaluation of Development and Empowerment Programmes in the Angelican Diocese of Lagos West in

Relation to Acts 2:44-47.

iv Name: Oyeneye Isaac Olukayode (2014). Matric no: 884376

Title: Yoruba Traditional Values and Christian Worship in Egba Anglican Diocese: A Theological Perspective.

v Name: Oyedele, Adegbola Afolake (2014). Maric no: 02/06/438

Title: Mary Slessor’s Activities as a Model for Evangelism in the Foursquare Church, Nigeria.

vi Name: Shogunle, Nathaniel Oluwaseyi (2014). Matric no: 06/05/005294

Title: The Dilemma of Interpretation of Dreams: A Contextual Exploration of the Biblical Book of Daniel.

Vii Name: Kalu Ikechukwu (2014).

(ii) Research (Completed/On-going)

Church Administrator and His Audience (A Book Project). This is a work on general principles and practice of Church Administration. It dwells much on audience oriented church administration.

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b. Study Bible in Africa Project – Author of First and Second Timothy. This is a work on exegetical and contextual studies of 1 and 2Timothy. It views contextualization from an African perspective with practical examples in an African milieu.

c. Public Speaking in the Administration of the Church (A book Project). This book deals with the principles of communication and how this could be applied by Church Administrators. It contextualizes communication in the African Church.

(iii) a. Administrative Functions and contributions to the University in Olabisi Onabanjo University

1. Chairman, Editorial Committee: Orisun, Journal of the Department of Religious Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University 2011- July 2013

2. Member of University Senate, Olabisi Onabanjo University, August 2011- July 2013

3. Head of the Department, Religious Studies, August 2011- July 2013

4. Chairman, Faculty of Arts Accreditation Committee , May 2011-2013.

5. Departmental Post Graduate Coordinator, December 2009- 2011

6. Coordinator, Departmental Seminars, 2006- 2011

7. Faculty of Arts CESAP Coordinator, April 2006-March, 2009

8. Editor, Departmental Book Project, 2004-2013

9. Initiator and Programme Coordinator, Diploma in Church Administration, 2004-2013

10. Chairman, University Taskforce on Payment of School Fees, 2001-2002

11. Coordinator, “CESAP” Mass Communication Programme, 2001-20003

12. Departmental Coordinator Post Graduate Programmes, 1999-2005

13. Member, Task Force on Payment of Fees by CESAP Students, 1998-2001

14. Member, University Students Disciplinary Committee, 1999-2001

15. Dean’s Representative, University Academic Ceremonies Committee, 1999-2001

16. Member, University Taskforce on Payment of School Fees, 1998-2001

17. Departmental Coordinator, Christian Studies Programmes CESAP, 1997-2001

18. Departmental Representative for the General Studies (GNS) courses, 1996-1997

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19. Member Faculty of Arts Folklore Seminar Committee, 1994-1998

20. Departmental Examinations officer, 1991-1994

b. Contributions to the University at Redeemer’s University

1. Assisted in the writing of Departmental Curriculum and the successful take-off of Department of Christian Religious Studies, Redeemer’s University’

2. Head of Department of Christian Religious Studies and Philosophy.

3. A member of the University Senate

4. Member, Senate Sub Committee on the Expansion of Degree Programmes.

5. Co-opted member, University Affiliation Committee.

6. Member, College Board, Humanities.

(iv) Contributions to the Nation

A Clinical TheologianAg. Chairman, Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (Western Zone) 2011- March 2012.Chairman, Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (Western Zone), March 2012- Date.Chairman, Parent- Teachers Association (P.T.A) Sure Success International College Ijebu- Igbo.Member, Association of Visiting Secretaries (AVS) Ordained Minister of the Gospel.Pastor, The Apostolic Faith Church, Ijebu-IgboTreasurer, Board of Trustees: African Centre for Rural Youth Empowerment. A Non Governmental Organization, (NGO)Member, Governing Board, Apostolic Faith Secondary School

F. MEMBERSHIP OF AND REGISTRATION WITH PROFESSIONAL BODIES

i Chairman, Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS) (Western Zone)

March 2012 - Date

ii Acting Chairman, Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS) (Western Zone)March 2011 to March 2012

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iii. Vice Chairman, Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS) (Western Zone)March 2008 to March 2011.

iv. P.R.O, Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS) 2007- Sept. 2011

v. Auditor, Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS) 2003-2007

vi. Member, African Theological Fellowship (ATF)

vii. Member, African Association for the Study of Religions (AASR)

viii. Contributor, Bible Society of Nigeria (BSN) Project on Study Bible in Africa, author of I&II Timothy.

ix Member, National Association for the Promotion of Studies in Arts and Social Sciences (NAPSASS).

x Member, National Association for Christian Studies (NACS)

xi. Member, Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions and Education (NASRED

xii Member (Editorial Board), Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR)

2004 – 2005.

G. PUBLICATIONS

(i). Thesis and Dissertations Three (03)

1. Dairo, A. O. (March, 2006) “A Comparative Analysis of Church Administration in 1Timothy and the Apostolic Faith Church, Nigeria” Ph.D. Thesis,

(Unpublished), Department of Religious Studies University of Ibadan.

2. Dairo, A.O. (1998) “The Motivational Needs of the Teaching Staff of Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria” MPA Dissertation, (Unpublished), Department

of Political Science, Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye. (Now Olabisi Onabanjo University).

3. Dairo, A.O. (1990) “The Trial of Jesus and its Significance for the Contemporary Nigeria” M.A Dissertation, (Unpublished), Department of Religious Studies, University of Ibadan.

(ii). Book(s) 03

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1. Dairo, A.O. (2000). Contexualization and Exegesis in Ola Orebiyi & Dairo A.O. Ile-Ife, Nigeria, Amat Printing and Publishing,

2. Dairo, A. O. (2013). Entrepreneurship Skills: A Guide to Small Business Management. Ibadan: Korem Prints.

3. Dairo, A. O. (2015). Statistics and Data Analysis for Research in the Humanities. Lagos: Grace Way Publishing House.

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IV. PUBLISHED JOURNAL ARTICLES

1. Dairo, A.O. (2015). “Human Impact on the Environment in the New Testament”. UMCATC Journal of Theological Studies, Vol. 11, United Missionary Church of Africa Theological College, Ilorin, Nigeria. Pp. 85 – 98.

2. Dairo, A.O. (2014). “Church Leadership in Nigeria in the Light of Leadership Qualifications in 1Tim.3:1-7”. Research on Humanities and Social Science, Vol.4 No 6, International Institute for Science, Technology and Education IISTE, London, UK.

3. Dairo, A.O. (2012). ‘’Well-Being and Jesus’Healing Ministry in Relation to Healing in African Religion,’’ Asia-Africa Journal of Mission & Ministry, AAMM, Sahmyook University, Republic of Korea, 6, (17): 17-37.

4. Dairo, A.O. (2011). ‘African Biblical Theology: The Problem of Moving from Text to Context’ in: Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, Islamic University

College, Accra, Ghana, 1, (1): 137-146.

5. Dairo, A. O. (2011). "Sexual Sin in New Testament Times Biblical and Contextual Perspectives in Nigeria," Ilorin Journal of Religious Studies (IJOURELS).1 (1). Ilorin, Nigeria, pp. 33- 45.

6. Dairo, A.O. (2010). Acculturation of Christian Message in Africa: The 21st Century Challenges,’’ Journal of Philosophy and Nature, 7, (1&2). Universityof Cape

Coast, Ghana, pp. 16- 26.

7. Dairo, A.O. (2009). “Born Again” Christian Sceptics and Political Democratic Progress in Nigeria: Giving Caesar His Dues,’’ Orita: Ibadan Journal of

Religious Studies, XLI/I, Ibadan, Nigeria, pp. 83-94.

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8. Dairo, A.O. (2009). “God’s Ownership of Land and Nigeria Land Use Act’’ in Journal of Philosophy and Nature, 5, (1&2). University of Cape Coast, Ghana, pp.36 48.

9. Dairo, A.O. (2006). ‘’Religion and Political Crimes in Nigeria: The Question of Virtues,’’ Ijagun Journal of Social and Management Sciences, 1 (1), Ijebu Ode, Nigeria, pp. 147- 152.

10. Dairo, A.O. (2005). “Managing the church through Discipline: An Inquiry into the Character of Earliest Christianity,” Ekpoma Journal of Religious Studies

3, (4), Nigeria, pp. 28-37.

11. Dairo, A.O. (2005). “Decolonizing Biblical Scholarship in Africa: The Problems of Deculturalization and Mis-Education,” Insight: Journal of Religious Studies,1

(4&5). Babcock University, Ilisan, Nigeria, pp. 99-107.

12. Dairo, A.O. (2005). “The Nature and Administration of the Church: Contemporary

Nigerian Church Experience,’’ Orisun: Journal of Religion and Human Values, 4&5, Department of Religious Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria, pp. 110- 120

13. Dairo, A.O. (2004) “Paul and the Modern Feminism Perspective: An African Overview,” Insight: Journal of Religious Studies, 1 (2&3), Babcock University,

Ilisan, Nigeria, pp. 129-135.

14. Dairo, A.O. (2003) “Intertestamental Concept of the Messiah and the Search for Political Saviour in Contemporary Nigeria,” Orisun: Journal of Religion and Human Value 2 (1). Department of Religious Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria, pp. 113- 119.

15. Dairo, A.O. (1997) “The Politics of Religion in the Transition to Civil Rule Programme in Nigeria 1987-1993,” Journal of the National Association for the

Promotion of Studies in Arts and Social Sciences, 2, (2), Enugu, Nigeria, pp. 172-178.

16. Dairo, A.O. (1997). ‘’The Ethics of the Hereafter in Yoruba Folklore’’ Journal of Yoruba Folklore, 1, Faculty of Arts, Ogun State University, (now Olabisi

Onabanjo University), Ago Iwoye, Nigeria, pp. 67-73.

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17. Dairo, A.O. (1996) “Who is a Prophet” The Need for Authentic Definitions of Prophet and Prophetism,” Oye; Ogun Journal of Arts, 1 (1), Faculty of Arts,

Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago- Iwoye, Nigeria, pp. 62-75.

18. Dairo, A.O. (1991) “The Religiosity of the Pharisees: Lessons for African Christianity,” African Journal of Biblical Studies. VI (2), 1991, pp. 79-89.

NABIS, Ibadan, Nigeria, pp. 79-89.

(v). Paper(s) Accepted for Publication: (with Letters of Acceptance) One (01)

1. Dairo, A.O. (2014) “Religion and Cultural Identity: The Quest for Nigeria Christianity’’ in Explorations in Contemporary Religious Studies”: in Honour of Prof. P. Ade Dopamu, Publisher, Department of Religion and Human Values, University of Cape Coast, Ghana.

(vi). Contribution to Books Thirteen (14)

1. Dairo, A.O. (2014). “Overcoming Glossophobia in Church Administration”, Religion, Peace and Development in Nigeria. A Festschrift in Honour of Prof. E. Ade Odumuyiwa, A. A. Akanni, A. O. Dairo, O. A. Oderinde (eds.). a Publication of the Department of Religious Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye.

2. Dairo, A.O. (2010). “Privatization and Commercialization of Christian Message,’’ Creativity and Change in Nigerian Christianity, David Ogungbile and Akintunde E Akinade (eds), Lagos:Malthouse, Nigeria, pp. 193-200.

3. Dairo, A.O. (2010). ‘’…That they may all be one…’’ John 17:20,21. The Significance of the High Priest’s Prayer in the Nigerian Context in Ecumenism: The Nigerian Experience, Samson A. Fatokun, A. A. Atowoju, W. A. O. Egbetakin, et al (eds.) Ibadan: End Time, Nigeria, pp. 27-36.

4. Dairo, A.O. (2009).“An Assessment of Church Leadership in Nigeria in the Light of Leadership Qualifications in 1Timothy 3:1- 7,’’ Biblical Studies and Leadership in Africa, Abogunrin, S. O.(Gen ed). Nigerian Association of Biblical Studies (NABIS), pp. 475-483.

5. Dairo, A.O. (2009). Biblical Studies and Environmental Issues in Africa (co.ed) C. U. Manus (Editor in Chief) NABIS West, Biblical Studies 1, Ibadan: Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS) Western, pp. 365.

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6. Dairo, A.O. (2008) “The Administration of the Church: A Case Study of the Apostolic Faith Church, Nigeria’’, Interpreting the New Testament in African Perspective, Olu Emmanuel Alana (ed.), Ilorin: Nathadex, Nigeria, pp. 237-247.

7. Dairo, A.O. (2006) ‘’Christianity and HIV/AIDS Scourge in Nigeria: The Issue of Abstinence and Faithfulness’’ in Biblical View of Sex and Sexuality from African Perspective S. O.Abogunrin, (Gen ed.). A Publication of the Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS), Ibadan, Nigeria, pp. 309-317

8. Dairo, A.O. (2006) ‘’Christianity and Civil Government: The Case of Rev. Prof. Chief Samuel Oyinloye Abogunrin, Religion, Governance and Development in the 21st Century’’R. A. Raji (ed. in chief), Published by the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR), Ilorin, Nigeria, pp. 290-298.

9. Dairo, A.O. (2005) “God and Inculturation Theology in Africa,” God: The Contemporary Discussion E.Ade Odumuyiwa Editor-in-Chief. A Publication of the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR), Ilorin, Nigeria, pp. 227-236.

10. Dairo, A.O. (2005) God: The Contemporary Discussion (Co. Ed) E.Ade Odumuyiwa Editor-in-Chief A Publication of the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR) Ilorin, Nigeria, pp.500.

11. Dairo, A.O. (2004) “The Relationship of Healing and Sin in the Understanding of the Apostolic Faith Church, Nigeria”. In Biblical Healing in African Context Eds S.O Abogunrin, J.O. Akao et.al A Publication of the Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS), Ibadan, Nigeria, pp. 310-320.

12. Dairo, A.O. (2004) “Church Leadership in Nigeria: Combining Spiritual and Organisational Techniques” in Religion, Leadership and Society: Focus on Nigeria. Ade P.Dopamu, Editor- in-Chief A Publication of the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR), Ilorin, Nigeria, pp. 119-124.

13. Dairo, A.O. (1997) “Christian Ethics and Social Political Development in Nigeria” Study in Religion and Culture a Publication of Department of Religious Studies, Ogun State University, Adewale S.A (Ed) pp. 49-59.

14. Dairo, A.O. (1995) “Christianity and Healing: the Yoruba Christians’ Experience” in Gbola Aderibigbe and Deji Ayegboyin (Eds): Religion, Medicine and Healing a Publication of Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions and Education, 1995, pp. 6-11.

(vii). Manuscript Submitted for Publication.

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The ‘Known Devil’ and the ‘Unknown Saints’: Christianity and African Cultural Heritage Encounter.

(vii). Unpublished Conference/Workshop Papers and Public Lectures

Religious Fundamentalism: A Contemporary Social Problem in Nigeria. A Public Lecture.

H. Conferences Attended with Dates and Papers Read

1. Biography of Darkness: The Fate of an Inert Africa in the Global Pendulum, between 4th and 6th November, 2013. The Interdenominational Theological Centre (ITC) T’Ofori-Atta Institute for the Study of the Religious Heritage of the African World (RHAW), Atlanta, Georgia. Paper: The ‘Known Devil’ and the ‘Unknown Saints’: Christianity and African Cultural Heritage Encounter.

2. 2nd Symposium of New Testament and Early Christian Studies. A Research Project on Jesus in Cultural Complexity of University of Oslo. Held at the Department of New Testament and Early Christian Studies, University of South Africa, between 6th and 8th of October, 2010, Paper: Social Mechanism in Relation to Sexuality in New Testament Times: Towards A Theology of Marriage and Sex in Africa.

3. 22nd Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies (NABIS}. Held at the University of Ibadan between 14th and 17th November, 2009.

4. Lausanne Theology Working Group: West Africa Consultation on The Prosperity Gospel

Akfrofi Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture, Akropong-Akuapem

Ghana, September 1-4, 2009. Paper: ‘’A Biblical Evaluation of the Prosperity Gospel in

Nigerian Churches’’.

5. First College Conference of College of Social and Management Science, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu-Ode, 25th – 28th April, 2006 “Religious Virtues and Political Crimes in Nigerian”.

6. 19th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies, Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma, Edo-State. 10th -14th July 2006.”The Leaven of the Pharisees

and Contemporary Church Leaders in Nigeria”.

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7. Workshops on Study Bible in Africa: a Project of Bible Society of Nigeria (BSN) September 22-24, 2005; November 24-26, 2005; March 30-1st April 2006. Institute of Church and Society, Samonda, Ibadan.

8. 26th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR), Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife, September, 2005

9. 25th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR), Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago-Iwoye, September, 2004

10. 18th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies, Delta State University, Abraka Nigeria. July 2005. Paper, “Christianity and HIV/AIDS

Scourge in Nigerian

11. Institute of Church and Society, Ibadan November 17th - 20th, 2009. A Commissioned Paper: Jesus Teachings on the Environment in the New Testament, A Rereading of Matthew 5:13-16 in the Nigerian Context.

12. 17TH Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies, Lagos State University, Ojo, Nigeria. July 2004.

13. 24th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for the Study of Religions (NASR) University of Ilorin, September, 2003

14. 15th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association for Biblical Studies University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, July 2001.

15. Conference on Religion and Science in Africa. Organized by Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences, (CTNS) University of California in Collaboration with University of Ilorin, Nigerian September 18-21, 2001.

16. 5th Annual Conference of the Association for the Promotion of Studies in Arts and Social Science (NAPSASS), 30th July – 2nd August, 2001, Paper. “Christianity and National Unity: The Role of the Church”.

17 International Conference on Philosophy and Development in the Next Millennium, 10th – 13th August, 1999, Paper: “Conflict and Conflict Management: The Church Administrative Model”.

18. African Theological Fellowship: Workshop on, “Institutional Development for Theological Institutions, 1999; Institute of Church and Society lbadan.

19. African Association for the Study of Religions (AASR): Symposium on “Academic Study of Religions in Nigerian: Past Present and Future” 15th December, 1998; Institute of church and Society, Ibadan.

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G. CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LIFE

Outside the University:

1. As in (iv) above

2. External Examiner: School of Research and Graduate Studies, University of Ghana, Legon. 2009 to date.

3. External Examiner: The Post Graduate School, University of Ibadan, 2012 to date

4. External Examiner: Crowther Graduate School, Abeokuta, Ogun State. Feb. 2011- date.

5. External Examiner: National Open University of Nigeria, Lagos. 2012 – 2013.

6. A Clinical Theologian

17th March 2016

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Signature Date.

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