I was a member of the Department of Politics and International Relations from 2014 – 2018 and remain an associate member:

• Taught International Economic Relations for three years;
• I currently teach at Master’s level International Business and Law and Law of Taxation, and at undergraduate Insurance and Risk Management, Company Law;
• I also currently teach Structure of International Society;
• I am a public affairs commentator for at least three radio stations and a television station on areas of political economy (many of my analysis are available on YouTube and social media);
• Whilst undertaking PhD, I instructed students in the following areas International Relations Theories; Global Governance; Political Economy and International Security;
• Two of the successful Doctoral students were in the area of local government administration and human rights, whilst the two I currently supervise are in Gender studies and Conflict Resolution.

C. Award and Fellowships:

Attendance of three month’s course in Economic History London Business School 2022 Certificate in Management, Inland Revenue Training College, Lawress Hall, Lincoln 1995

D. Work Experience

Current and Past Managerial Role starting from most recent:

1. Secretary to the Council of the University Chapel – April 2017 – date

• Administered the operations of the Chaplaincy;
• Arranged meetings on advice of the Chairman (the Chaplain) (the Council consists of all Principal Officers of the University);
• Presents the budget and leads and directs the Fund-raising operations of the Chaplaincy;
• Directs the training requirements of the Chaplaincy.

2. Chairman Committee of Hall Advisers – April 2018 – June 2023

• Chaired the committee of Advisers/Wardens for 26 hostels in University;
• Reported to the University Registrar on the welfare and wellbeing of the student residents;
• Liaised with the Chief Security Office and the safety of all student residents;
• Supervised the students’ elections into the Hostel Executives;
• Received reports from the Hostel Managers and other Hall Advisers.

  3. Head of Department of Public and International Law - 2019 – 2021

• Administered the department and reported to the Faculty Dean;
• Ensured students’ academic welfare was catered for and adequately addressed.

  4. Dean Faculty of Law – 2018 -2019

• Administered the Faculty with the assistance of the Head of Departments;
• Managed and assessed staff for promotion;
• Represented the Faculty on the Council of Legal Education and Committee of Deans in Nigeria;
• Ensured and maintained Discipline within the Faculty;
• Facilitated and negotiated groundbreaking quota numbers for the University’s admission to law school, trebling the numbers;
• Raised $300,000 for scholarships from Sahara Energy Foundation;
• Facilitated partnerships with Nottingham Trent University and other professional bodies like the Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators;
• Facilitated Interdisciplinary engagements with other Faculties.

  5. Director of Operations, Friends International UK -2019-2013

• Directly Responsible for: 13 staff (inclusive of: 3 Area Team Leaders, 4 Support Centre Staff (Including Finance Manager and Head of Human Resources), and 5 Staff Workers and 33 centres across the Universities in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
  
• Directing and shaping the revamp of the charity’s communications strategy and re-publication of all promotional materials as well as making the charity more social media compliant;
• Publishing two books, managing the promoting, and in the process of editing, indexing a third book;
• Developing strategic plans for the organisation and enhancing their organisational systems;
• Facilitating consultations and training events for diverse volunteer group and charities;
• Providing cross-cultural training and acting as a consultant; F. Expertise in understanding the organisational legal requirements and helping it to navigate the broad scope and the implications, freeing the organisations to achieve its goals;
• Identifying, assessing and managing organisational risks.

  6. Head of Examinations and Conferments, University of Derby UK – 1998-2000

• Organised and managed University Examinations;
• Facilitated and managed University Award of Degrees Ceremonies;
• Managed staff of 15 across the two areas;
• Managed the production of University Certificates;
• Administered the University's Examinations Disciplinary Offences Committee.

  7. Executive Officer with the Inland Revenue, UK

• Managing staff in their role of assessment of taxes;
• Administering tax relief
  
  My recent fund raising and philanthropic activities raised millions of funds from United States America, United Kingdom to offer relief to over 425 less privileged workers within the University to mark my birthday.
  

  Cross-Cultural Experience

• I was the Secretary and Board member of the African and Caribbean Evangelical Alliance (ACEA), a body of all the various Black Majority Churches in the UK; 7 years, meeting and relating with s a diverse range of nationalities;
• I was a Board member of the Evangelical Alliance in the UK, a body covering almost all Evangelical and Pentecostal Churches in the UK; 6 years; meeting and relating with a diverse range of nationalities;
• In 2013 for 5 months I undertook my sabbatical with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES) Africa – English Speaking, in this role I was engaged as a trainer and facilitator in Ghana, South Africa, The Gambia, Mozambique, Botswana, I was able to immerse myself in different cultures;
• My doctoral and Master studies include field work in South Africa;
• Working for Friends International gave me direct experience of working cross-culturally amongst various international students coming to study in the UK, understanding their respective cultures and learning how to navigate various issues with them.
• For three years in the UK, I led and facilitated three Cross-Cultural Conferences amongst Black Majority Churches;
• I have consulted for several Churches in the UK and Nigeria over the past 10 years in cross- cultural issues;
• My latest book, Ojedokun, Olu (2023), Navigating the JAPA Phenomenon: A resource and navigational tool for African Immigrants (Kindle Amazon Publishers, United Kingdom) makes a comparison between cold climate cultures and warm climate cultures and is an essential tool for those trying to navigate cross cultural issues.

Professional Background

Date	Position	Employer	Reason for Leaving
November 2024	Vice Chancellor	Protestant University of Rwanda	Appointment
October 2023	External Examiner	Hallmark University, Nigeria	N/A
October 2024	Professor of Law (Sociolegal Studies)	Lead City University Ibadan, Nigeria	Promotion
April 2021	Associate Professor of Law	Lead City University Ibadan	Promotion
April 2018	Chair, Hall Advisers	Lead City University Ibadan	Resigned June 2023
April 2017	Chapel Council Secretary	Lead City University Ibadan
Sept 2019 – Sept 2021	Head of Public and International Law	Lead City University Ibadan	End of Contract
July 2018	Hall Adviser	Lead City University Ibadan	Resigned June 2023
April 2018 – Sept 2019	Acting Dean, Faculty of Law	Lead City University Ibadan	End of Contract
March 2017	Chapel Council Secretary/Director of Training	Lead City University Ibadan	29th November 2024
March 2016	News Analyst	Lead City University Ibadan	29th November 2024
October 2016 – April 2021	Senior Lecturer	Lead City University Ibadan	Promotion
October 2013 – October 2016	Senior Lecturer	Lead City University Ibadan	Promotion
December 2009 – August 2013	Director of Operations	Friends International UK	Promotion
June 2008 – Dec 2009	Head of Operations	Friends International UK	Promotion
July 2006 – June 2008	Field Director	Friends International UK	Promotion
June 2000 – Nov 2003	Principal Legal Consultant	E Legal Solutions Ltd	New Role
Sept 1999 – Nov 2003	Grant Officer/Personal Officer	Big Lottery Funds, UK	New Role
Sept 1998 – Nov 1999	Head of Exams and Conferments	University of Derby, UK	New Role
Dec 1991 – May 1999	Executive Officer	Inland Revenue UK	New Role
Sept 1989 – Sept 1999	State Counsel	Ogun State Ministry of Justice	Contract

*10th December 2009 – 10th December 2013 – Friends International (Charity of over Annual $15 million turn over)

*Directly Responsible for: 13 staff (inclusive of: 3 Area Team Leaders, 4 Support Centre Staff (Including Finance Manager and Head of Human Resources), and 5 Staff Workers

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE:

• Directing and shaping the revamp of the charity’s communications strategy and re-publication of all promotional materials as well as making the charity more social media compliant;
• Publishing two books, managing the promoting, and in the process of editing, indexing a third book;
• Developing strategic plans for the organisation and enhancing their organisational systems;
• Facilitating consultations and training events for diverse volunteer group and charities;
• Providing cross-cultural training and acting as a consultant;
• Expertise in understanding the organisational legal requirements and helping it to navigate the broad scope and the implications, freeing the organisations to achieve its goals;
• Identifying, assessing and managing organisational risks

  PRIMARY DUTIES AT LAST APPOINTMENT BEFORE LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY

  Ensures the charity is run on an entrepreneurial basis, developing innovative ways of fund raising. Manages and develops the growth of partnerships, networks within the organisation; oversees the effective implementation and communication of the organisational strategic plan; supports, develops and motivates staff; heads the budget making process of the organisation; services the Trustee Board of the organisation; Inspires volunteers through public and motivational speaking; uses legal expertise, training and experience to manage the organisation’s risks and helps it attain operational efficiency

  PART TIME ROLES

• Assisting with tutorials during Ph.D. programme at Nottingham Trent University, UK 2000 covering the following: International Relations Theories; Global Governance; Political Economy and International Security; International Politics of Transition; and Ethics;
• Training local groups and Branches of Friends International, UK 2008 to Date;
• Training Area Team Leaders in Friends International, UK 2008 to Date

  December 2009 – December 2013 – Director of Operations, Friends International, United Kingdom?

  1. Primary Duties and Responsibilities

• Operational Management;
• Legal and Compliance Management;  Resource Development;
• Human Resources Functions; and
• External Representation/Public Speaking
  

  2. Courses taught within the current academic sessions:

  
  Administrative Law 1(PIL 304); Administrative Law 1(BPL 304) Business Law 11 (BUS 305); Commercial Transaction 1(PBL 303); Public International Law (PIL 406); Jurisprudence & Legal Theory (PIL 501); Legal Aspects of Education (EDM 717); Taxation (717), Labour Law (IPM 304); Structure of International Society (PIR 203)
  

  3. Undergraduate Studies Supervision. 10 students

  4. Current Graduate Studies Supervision 4 Masters students;

  3 Doctoral students

  5. Successfully supervised to completion two PhD students

  E. Membership of Academic Professional Bodies

• Nigerian Association of Law Teachers (NALT) 2018 to Date;
• Nigerian Bar Association, Member 1988 to Date;
• Law Society of England and Wales (Affiliation), 2003 to 2006

  F. Publications:

  1	Ojedokun, O and Suleiman, J. (2024)	The Utility of Truth and Reconciliation Mechanism as a Compass for Peace Building in Northeast Nigeria and Chad Basin - Accepted for publication by ASRIC 11/10/2024
  2	Ayodele, A and Ojedokun, O (2023)	Local Government and the Challenges of Rural Development in Nigeria AFAR Multidisciplinary Journal of Social Sciences Vol 3 Issue 1, June 2023
  3	Ojedokun, O. (2023)	Exploring the Principle of Unfunded Mandate in 1999 Nigerian Constitution. Law Students Association Journal The Wig, 2023
  4	Oyedokun, G & Ojedokun, O. (2023)	An Assessment of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption: Implication for Nigeria International Journal of Research in Interdisciplinary Studies Vol 2 Issue 6 (2023) ISSN: 2456 – 8880
  5	Ojedokun, O & Suliamon, N. (2023)	The Tort of Nuisance and an Experiential Teaching Methodology Acceptance received from International Journal of Research in Interdisciplinary Studies
  6	Ojedokun, O & Babalola, A. (2023)	A Comparative Study of Personal Income Tax Computations: Lessons Under Nigerian PITA, PITAM and the United States of America Tax Systems’ Acceptance received from International Journal of Research in Interdisciplinary Studies
  7	Ojedokun, O & Aderemi, A (2023)	Political Stability and Sustainable Development in Nigeria, a Legal and Indispensable Nexus Accepted for publication International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovation
  8	Ojedokun, O & Suliamon, N. (2023)	A Brief Overview of the Current Nigerian Tax Regime – Nigerian Federation of Social Scientists https://nifess.org/articles.html
  9	Ojedokun, O. & Akabuiro, D (2022)	The Concept of The Seat in International Arbitration: Unlocking the Judicial Challenge of Interpretation of Conflict of Laws The International Journal of Arbitration, Mediation and Dispute Management Volume 88, Issue 4 (2022) pp. 654 – 674
  10	Ojedokun, O (2022)	The Tort of Negligence and an Experiential Teaching Methodology RUNLAWJ Vol 5, Issue 11 (2022) pp. 32 - 48
  11	Ojedokun, O and Adepoju, M.A (2021)	Legal and Ethical Issues in Nigerian Surrogacy Practice: A Comparison with South Africa and United Kingdom RAGA, A Journal of Social Inclusion and Educational Advancement Vol 3 Number 5 (2021)
  12	Ojedokun, O, (2021)	Separation of Powers; and Distribution of Powers between Federal and Provincial Units in Select Jurisdictions Awaiting publication International Journal of Research in Interdisciplinary Studies
  13	Ojedokun, O, Saleh, M, Suleiman, J (2019)	Defining Nigerian Administrative Law through the Clinical Lens Maiduguri Journal of Arts and Social Sciences. Volume 18 2019 - ISSN: 0189-9716
  14	Ojedokun, O. (2016)	South African TRC, Its Instruments and The IR Approach Thus Far - Journal of Advances in Social Science and Humanities. 2016, 2:4,3438 (INDIA)
  15	Suleiman, J. and Ojedokun, O. (2016)	Nigeria, Principles of Legislative Oversight - Journal of Advances in Social Science and Humanities. Vol 2, No 06 (2016) (INDIA)
  16	Ojedokun, O. (2015)	Future of The Rule of Law and The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Process in South Africa - Lead City Journal of the Social Sciences, Volume 2, No. 1, November 2015, pp.68-76
  17	Ojedokun, O & Gomez, B (2023)	Towards a New Policing Arrangement in Accepted for publication in Journal of Law, Policy and Globalization, (USA) Awaiting publication
  18	Ojedokun, O. (2015)	The Rule of Law and TRC Process in South Africa Journal of Law, Policy and Globalization Vol 37 (2015) pp. 56-63 (USA)
  19	Ojedokun, O. (2015)	An Ethical Approach To the Xenophobia Against Foreigners In South Africa - Ogirisi: a new journal of African Studies Vol 11 2015. 169
  20	Ojedokun, O and Suleiman, J. (2019)	A Moral Legitimacy for International Law Journal of Law and Criminal Justice 2019 Accepted for publication
  21	Ojedokun, O (2021)	The Law of Contract and a Teaching Methodology Faculty of Law Lead City University Law Journal Vol 1 No1 2021 68-75
  22	Ojedokun, O (2019)	Reflections on the Approaches to The Teaching of Law; Law of Agency as an Illustration Journal of Law and Globalisation ISSN (Paper) 2224-3240 ISSN (Online) 2224-3259
  23	Ojedokun, O and Irewole, S. (2018)	Truth and Reconciliation Process and its Genderisation AJIA. February 2018
  24	Ojedokun, O and Suleiman, J. (2017)	Nigeria and the Problem of Corruption; Exploring the Innovation of Reputational Sanctions Accepted for publication at Journal on International Relations and Diplomacy issue of No.06, 2018
  25	Ojedokun, O. (2017)	South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Oputa Panel in Comparison - IJIA Volume 3 Number 1 2016
  26	Ojedokun, O. (2017)	Justice Albie Sachs and Speaking Truth to Power in South Africa - Accepted for publication in Journal of Developing Country Studies, ISSN (Paper) 2224-607X ISSN (Online) 2225-0565
  27	Ojedokun, O. (2016)	South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Oputa Panel and Speaking Truth to Power - Accepted for publication in International Journal of Innovative Research and Advanced Studies (USA)
  28	Ojedokun, O. (2015)	South African Truth and Reconciliation Process and The Politics of Compromise and Justice Accepted for publication in Journal of Law, Policy and Globalization, (USA)
  29	Ojedokun, O (2015)	Revisiting the TRC Process in South Africa and its Impact on the Developing Human Rights Culture Accepted for publication in the Journal of Social Welfare and Human Rights, (USA)
  30	Ojedokun, O and Suleiman, J. (2015)	The Problematic of Competing or Reconcilable Paradigms in The Adaptation of The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Model in Addressing Crimes of Corruption in Nigeria Accepted for publication in the Journal of Law and Criminal Justice, USA
  31	Ojedokun, O. and Ajayi, M. (2015)	Ubuntu in South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and a Role in Oputa Panel Revisited Ibadan Journal of Peace and Development, Institute of African Studies, Vol 5 and 6 May 2015, pp.200-215

  Thesis/Dissertation:

• Adaptation of the TRC to Nigerian Criminal Justice System
• The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and The Work of Justice Albie Sachs (PhD), 2006
• The South African Political Economy’ (MA), 1997

  Books

  (a) Authored Books:

• Ojedokun, O. (2014), Truth and Reconciliation, Chapter in ‘I found my voice’, pp. 192- 3, Createspace Publishing Platform: Charleston, USA
• Ojedokun, O. (2014), The Question that is Nigeria, Chapter in ‘I found my voice’, pp. 204-9, Createspace Publishing Platform: Charleston, USA
• Ojedokun, O & Others (2023) Exploring a New Teaching Methodology for Some Aspects of Law (Kindle Publishing, United Kingdom)
• Ojedokun, O & Others (2015) Folashade Feyisara ‘Joy in Place of Grief’ Createspace Publishing Platform: Charleston, USA
• Speaking Truth to Power: The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and The Work of Justice Albie Sachs (2023), (Independently published) Kindle Amazon Publishers, United Kingdom
• Ojedokun, Olu (2023), Navigating the JAPA Phenomenon: A resource and navigational tool for African Immigrants (Kindle Amazon Publishers, United Kingdom)
• Ojedokun, Olu (2023), The Adaptation of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission Model in Addressing Crimes of Corruption in Nigeria. (Kindle Amazon Publishers, United Kingdom)

  (b) Contribution to Chapters in Books:

• Ojedokun, O (2016), Transitional Democracy, Human Rights and Race Relations, Chapter on Ethical Approach to the Xenophobia against Foreigners in South Africa, published in Offor, F (2016) pp.221-245, Createspace Publishing Platform: Charleston, USA
• Ojedokun, O (2017), Awo and Mandela: Contrasts and Comparisons; Tactics and Principles published in Obafemi Awolowo: Lessons in Leadership and Legacy. Ed. Oseni T, Ibadan, Raregeode Forte
• Ojedokun, O (2016), Conscientious Issues in Human Resources, Chapter on Human Resources and Data Protection published in Ayeni, O & Adeigbe, K. Ibadan, Penthouse
• Ojedokun, O. (2014), Truth and Reconciliation, Chapter in ‘I found my voice’, pp. 192-3, Createspace Publishing Platform: Charleston, USA
• Ojedokun, O. (2014), The Question that is Nigeria, Chapter in ‘I found my voice’, pp. 204-9, Createspace Publishing Platform: Charleston, USA vi. Ojedokun, O & Others (2023) Exploring a New Teaching Methodology for Some Aspects of Law (Amazon, United Kingdom)
• Ojedokun, O (2023) Speaking Truth to Power: The Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the Work of Justice Albie Sachs KDP Amazon Publishing
• Ojedokun, O (2023) In Politics and International Relations: A Book of Readings ed. Tunde Oseni, Akeem Amodu and Olufemi Badru (In view)

Published Refereed Conference Proceedings:

1	Ojedokun, O (2022)	The Principle of Unfunded Mandate and the 1999 Constitution presented at Lead City University Faculty of Law Conference
2	Ojedokun, O (2020)	Lead Presenter ‘Defining Nigerian Administrative Law through the Clinical Lens’- National Association of Law Teachers 2022 held at University of Ibadan
3	Ojedokun, O (2019)	Discussant at Silver Knights May Day Lecture ‘Building Strong Institutions’ delivered by Mr Asue Ighadalo at Lead City University, International Conference Centre
4	Ojedokun, O, and Suleiman, J (2018)	Presented paper on Nigeria and the Problem of Corruption; Exploring the Innovation of Reputational Sanctions The Toyin Falola @65 Conference 29th to 31st January 2018 at University of Ibadan Conference Centre
5	Ojedokun, O (2016)	Moderator 2nd International Chamber of Commerce African Regional Arbitration Conference on Arbitrating Intellectual Property Disputes as a Developmental Tool, 16th May 2017
6	Ojedokun, O and Suleiman, J. (2016)	Presented paper on Nigeria and the Problem of Corruption; Exploring the Innovation of Reputational Sanctions at Faculty of Law University of Ibadan Conference 8th to 10th July 2016
7	Ojedokun, O and Irewole, S. (2016)	Presented paper on: Truth and Reconciliation Process and its Genderisation at 2nd RAGA Conference, Lead City University, Ibadan October 2016
8	Ojedokun, O and Ajayi, M (2014)	Presented paper on: ‘The Role of Ubuntu in South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Oputa Panel Revisited’ at the Institute of African Studies, ‘Leadership and Cultural Diplomacy in Nigeria’ August 4-6, 2014 Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
9	Ojedokun, O (2014)	Presented paper on ‘Public Presentation’- Information Officers’ Training Organised by Lead City University Business School, Ibadan April 2014
10	Ojedokun, O and Suleiman, J. (2016)	Presented paper on: The Utility of Truth and Reconciliation Mechanism as a Compass for Peace Building in North East Nigeria and Chad Basin, Moddibo Adam University of Technology Regional Conference on Peace Building and Reconstruction in The Chad Basin 26 to 28 September 2016
11	Ojedokun, O	Moderator at Conference on Nigerian Association of Pastoral Counsellors (NAPCOUN) 2022
12	Ojedokun, O	Guest Speaker at St Joseph’s College Parents Teachers’ Day 2023 on Child Preference among Parents vis-à-vis Adolescent Crisis; The way forward
13	Ojedokun, O	Attendance at Nigerian Association of Law Teachers’ Conference in University of Ilorin October 2024

Papers Accepted for Publication: See above

Creative Workb

G/H. Notable Scholarly or Professional Accomplishments/Major Conferences/Workshops Attended:
• Facilitating and sourcing an annual scholarship worth $100,000 dollars for Lead City University Ibadan students, over three years 2024-2027;
• University Orator 2022;
• Founder of the ‘Folashade Feyisara Scholarship Foundation Fund’ responsible for awarding at least five academic scholarships and funded for 3 years the Best Dressed Students in Faculty of Law and extended this year to cover the entire University;
• Guest News Analyst on Splash 105.5, 32FM and Fresh FM 105.9, 2017 till date; iv. News Analyst on Lead City FM 89.1, 2016 till date;
• Legal Adviser to Lead City University, Ibadan Students Representative Council on Constitutional Drafting 2016 till date;
• African Affairs Analyst at TVC News, Ketu, Lagos 2014 to date;
• Trainer at the Gambian Fellowship of Evangelical Students April 2009;
• Guest Preacher RCCG Praise Tabernacle, Handwell, UK, 2008;
• Trainer at RCCG Covenant Assembly Kent, UK– ‘Cross Cultural Evangelism’, 2007;
• Trainer at RCCG Covenant Restoration Assembly, Nottingham, UK – ‘Cross Cultural Evangelism’, 2007;
• Regular speaker and trainer at conferences of the Christian Medical and Dental Association in Nigeria (500 – year 2005), NIFES (5,000-yr 2004), Nigerian Christian Corpers’ Fellowship (7,000 – year 2006) the Oasis Christian Centre (Nottingham);
• Regular BBC Radio contributor to newspaper reviews, guest appearance on BBC World Service, Premier Radio, 2004, UK;
• Guest Speaker at the Awards Ceremonies of Lampeter University of Wales Franchise 2003;
• Lay Preacher Oasis Christian Centre (Elim Pentecostal Church) Beeston, UK;
• Lay Preacher Lead City University Chapel, Ibadan

  Services in Lead City University:

• Special Envoy of the Lead City University Council to the Nigerian Law School;
• The University Orator at 2022 Convocation Ceremonies;
• Staff Adviser, Lead City United Nations Model Society;
• Attended London Business School, three-month course on Economic History 2022
• The facilitator and Initiator of Sahara Group $300,000 Scholarship Awards to Lead City
• University, Students; vi. Founder of the ‘Folashade Feyisara Scholarship Foundation Fund’ responsible for awarding at least five academic scholarships and funded for 3 years the Best Dressed
• Students in Faculty of Law and extended in 2023 to cover the entire University;
• Guest News Analyst on Splash 105.5, 32FM 98.9 and Fresh FM 105.9, 2017 till date;
• News Analyst on Lead City FM 89.1, 2016 till date;
• Legal Adviser to Lead City University, Ibadan Students Representative Council on Constitutional Drafting 2016;
• African Affairs Analyst at TVC News, Ketu, Lagos 2014- to 2018
• Trainer at the Gambian Fellowship of Evangelical Students April 2009;
• Guest Preacher RCCG Praise Tabernacle, Handwell, UK, 2008;
• Trainer at RCCG Covenant Assembly Kent, UK– ‘Cross Cultural Evangelism’, 2007;
• Trainer at RCCG Covenant Restoration Assembly, Nottingham, UK – ‘Cross Cultural Evangelism’, 2007;
• Guest Preacher St Mary’s Church of England, Peckham, London, UK, 2007;
• Regular speaker and trainer at conferences of the Christian Medical and Dental Association in Nigeria (500 – year 2005), NIFES (5,000-yr 2004),
• Nigerian Christian Corpers’ Fellowship (7,000 – year 2006) the Oasis Christian Centre (Nottingham);
• Regular BBC Radio contributor to newspaper reviews, guest appearance on BBC World Service, Premier Radio, 2004, UK;
• The Guest Speaker at the Awards Ceremonies of Lampeter University of Wales Franchise 2003;
• Lay Preacher Oasis Christian Centre Pentecostal Church) Beeston, UK;
• Lay Preacher Lead City University Chapel, Ibadan
• Secretary of the Council of the Lead City University, Ibadan, Chapel of Peace and Joy
• Chairman Hall Advisers, Lead City University, Ibadan 2017 to 2023
• Student Counsellor, Lead City University, Ibadan, Chapel of Peace and Joy
• Director of Training, Lead City University, Ibadan, Chapel of Peace and Joy
• I have received over 40 Awards from various bodies within and outside the University;
• Member of the Chapel Council, Chapel of Peace and Joy, Lead City University 2017-;
• Member of the Board African Inland Mission (AIM) 2010 – 2014;
• Member of the Board and Council Evangelical Alliance UK, 2004-2010;
• Member of Overseas Fellowship of Nigerian Christians’ Board, UK 1994 – 1998, 2005-

  Names and Addresses of Referees:

• Available on Request