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Recent Submissions
Resettlement action plan of Lagos red rail line and project affected persons’ (PAPs) perception
(Romanian Journal of Public Affairs no.5/2022, 2022-01) Atobatele Abolaji; OLUWASEUN Olayinka; Moliki Ahmed Olawale
This study emphasizes on the project affected persons and their
perception concerning the activities of government in Lagos State. Lagos
Red Rail Line is going to be a laudable project that will enhance socioeconomic
development of the State and reduce traffic jam when completed.
The study employed survey research technique which include
administration of interview to the respondents through focus group
discussion in Ikeja, Yaba, Mushin and Oyingbo and secondary source of
data such as Journals, Internet, Government Gazette, and Magazines. The
study reveals that lack of confidence in government coupled with high rate
of illiteracy is responsible to the negative reaction of the project affected
persons. The study therefore recommends that government at all levels in
Lagos State and Nigeria at large should build the confidence of the
residents in the State and Nigeria by fulfilling the promises made to
residents of Lagos State and Nigerians before and after the elections.
X‑ray of agricultural development programme and food security in Nigeria
(Agriculture & Food Security (2025) 14:10, 2025) Atobatele Abolaji; Adamu Ibrahim Suleiman; Oladoyin Anthony Mayowa; Olaoye Olusegun Peter; Dele‑dada Moyosoluwa
Background The level of food security in Ogun State particularly in the rural areas is below the threshold globally
as explained by Adekoya. The female-headed households in Ogun State spend more money on the purchase
of food items vis-à-vis the male-headed household caused by poor agricultural practices and government highhandedness.
Sequel to this problem that the Ogun State government initiated OGADEP in 1986 to provide virile
extension and technical services to the farmers with the introduction of many agricultural strategies which inter alia
include training of staff, field visits, promotion of dry season food production to enhance food security in the State. To
achieve this feat, several mechanisms are also put in place to make the strategies function effectively and efficiently
but despite these, food security is still a challenge in Ogun State. Sequel to the backdrop the study seeks to determine
the contribution of training of extension agents to food security, examine the contribution of field visit to food security
and evaluate the promotion of dry season food production to food security.
Results The study gathered data through primary and secondary sources, such as questionnaires, interviews,
journals, government gazettes, etc. A Partial Least Square was employed in analyzing the data. The study revealed
that training of extension agents, field visit and the promotion of dry season food production did not contribute
significantly to food security in Ogun State due to ways the programme is handled.
Conclusions Though Ogun State Agricultural Development Programme (OGADEP) initiated strategies and mechanisms
that will help to achieve sufficiency in food production. Lack of wider coverage is a bane to achieving feats
in agricultural development coupled with poor execution of policy. The implication of this is that many farmers end
up practicing agriculture traditionally. The study made the recommendation that government should commit more
efforts toward the programme to achieve its mission.
Contribution of Public Private Partnership to Educational Development in Nigeria
(International Journal of Research in Arts and Social Sciences Vol. 11 No.2, 2019-01) Atobatele Abolaji
This study is on the contribution of public private partnership (PPP) to education development in Nigeria. PPP is seen as a panacea to revamping educational sector that is experiencing decline in term of quality everyday due to insensitivity on the part of government to finance education to meeting up the minimum requirement benchmark put forward by the United Nation (UN). Sequel to this backdrop that the study seeks to examine the extent at which PPP has assisted in revamping the educational sector in Nigeria. However, this research adopts qualitative approach to analyze its data, the materials used in this study were garnered from the secondary sources which include Journal publications, internet, books etc. The study found out that Public Private Partnership (PPP) also known as Private Financial Initiative (PFI) has contributed to educational sector greatly. The study therefore recommends that concerted effort should be made by the government and private sectors to providing lasting solution to decline in educational sector of Nigeria.
The Bibliometric Commingling of Metaverse and Non-fungible Tokens in Marketing
(Marketing and Smart Technologies, Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies 344 Springer Nature, 2024) Olaleye Sunday Adewale; Kwafo Deborah; Atobatele Abolaji; Olaoye Olusegun Peter
Historically, business organisations are always looking for a new approach
to marketing and advertising their products to reach their target customers. The
introduction of the Internet helped businesses to reach more potential customers
than it was before. Currently, the newest technologies that have become the centre
of attraction in marketing are metaverse and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Marketing
practitioners and scholars continue to show interest in technological metaverse and
NFTs as an up-and-coming platform for enhancing consumer satisfaction experience
virtually the same as the experience in physical stores. The aim of this study is to
examine the impact of commingling of metaverse and NFTs in marketing with the
lens of bibliometric analysis through R Bibliometrix. This study contributes to the
marketing and financial technology literature by showing academic work’s impact,
quantity, and quality on metaverse and NFTs. The study sectionalises methodology,
results, and conclusions and gives future research insights.
Structural violence and policy outcomes of Lagos State Health Insurance Scheme in selected ministries, Lagos State
(Journal of Infrastructure, Policy and Development 2024, 8(11),, 2024-10-12) DELE-DADA MOYOSOLUWA PRISCILIA; Gberevbie Daniel E.; Olu-Owolabi Fadeke Esther; Atobatele Abolaji
The decentralization of the NHIS’s implementation to states intended to hasten progress towards universal health coverage, has not effectively addressed healthcare disparities, particularly in Lagos State. The implementation of the Lagos State Health Insurance Scheme appears to perpetuate structural violence, evident in increased out-of-pocket expenses, discrimination based on insurance type, and substandard healthcare delivery. The study therefore examined how structural violence has affected the policy outcomes of the Lagos State Health Insurance Scheme, with a specific emphasis on junior officers in grade level 01–07 in five selected ministries situated within Lagos State. Both primary and secondary data were collected using questionnaire, interview and literature search. Data gathered were analysed statistically and thematically. The findings of the study indicate that the policy outcome of the scheme has been adversely affected by structural violence, resulting in dissatisfaction, compensation claims for unresolved health issues and a shift in health insurance providers among enrolled junior officers.