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• • • (b) Courses taught in the current academic year:

    • AGT 124 Agricultural Extension and Rural development, AEM 402 Agricultural Personnel Management, and AEM 420 Extension methods

    • (c) Professional work Experience

    • (d) Administrative experience

    • 1. Representative of Academic Board on Annual Performance and Evaluation Review (Academic). TOPS Jan. 2019

    • 2. Chairman, Lectures and Examination monitoring committee for CPP TOPS 2018-

    • 3. Ag. Director Vocational Skills and Entrepreneurship Studies TOPS Sept. 2018

    • 4. Member, Academic Board , TOPS 2015-

    • 5. Member, Returning officer for 2017/2018 SUG election TOPS June 20^th 2017

    • 6. Ag. Head of Department Agric. Technology: 2015-

    • 7. Member, Book Standardization Committee (TOPS): 2015-

    • 8. Member, Research Development Innovation and Programme development Committee (TOPS): 2015-

    • 9. Member, Human Resources Development Committee (TOPS): 2015-

    • 10. Member, Junior Staff Committee 2015-

    • 11. Member, Congregation, TOPS

    • 12. Member, Faculty coordinating committee

    • 13. Member, Boards of Studies, The Polytechnic Ibadan 2014

    • 14. Member, Committee of HODs, The Polytechnic Ibadan 2014

    • 15. Ag. Dean School of Agricultural Extension, Home and rural Economics (OYSCAITEC) 2013-2014

    • 16. ONE year Sabbatical at OYSCAITEC 2013-2014

    • 17. Member, Editorial Committee SLIDEN Conference OYSCAITEC 2014

    • 18. Member, Academic Standard and Monitoring Committee: 2003-2010

    • 19. Ag. Head of Department Agric. Technology Jan. 2010-Sept. 2010

    • 20. Member, Campus Landscaping Development Committee: 2002 – 2004

    • 21. Head of Unit Agricultural Technology Department 2002-2004

    • 22. Member, Congregation Electoral Committee 2006 Session

    • 23. Consulting Editor: American Biographical institute: 2006 till Date

    • 24. Member, Physical Planning Development and landscaping Committee: Dec. 2008-2010

    • 25. Faculty Professional Ethics and Standardization committee: Jan. 2009-2010

    • (e) Membership of professional body/learned society

    • 1. Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria

    • 2. Nigerian Rural Sociological Association

    • SECTION C

    • RESEARCH/PROJECT/INVENTION/INNOVATION/DESIGN

    • 1. Research in progress: Nil

    • 2. Project/invention etc/ completed but not yet patented/with dates: NIL

    • 3. Publications/exhibition/Designs/Give details of books and articles stating exact references in chronological order

    • a) Dissertation or Thesis:

    • 1. Eniola, P.O. (2014). Perceived environmental and health effects of charcoal production among rural dwellers in agro-ecological zones of Nigeria. U.I Ph.D Thesis. 2014

    • 2. Eniola, P.O. (2000). Comparative Analysis of Information Awareness, Access and Utilization of Citrus farmers in Afijio and Atisbo local Government Area U.I M.Sc Project: 2000

    • 3. Eniola, P.O. (1997). Comparative Analysis of Job Performance Among Extension Agents; of Oyo and Ogun State ADP. University of Agriculture, Abeokuta B. Agric Project: 1997

    • b) Books or monographs

    • 1) Eniola, P. O. 2017. Results and discussion. In Olaniyi, O. A., & Eniola, P. O. (Eds.), Fundamental approach to research methodology and report writing for students in higher institutions. Olub Colourworld Publisher, pp. 134-138.

    • 2) Eniola, P. O. 2017. Conclusion and recommendations. In Olaniyi, O. A., & Eniola, P. O. (Eds.), Fundamental approach to research methodology and report writing for students in higher institutions. Olub Colourworld Publisher, pp. 139-143.

    • 3) Eniola, P.O. (2009). Social Organisation and Institutions in Nigeria. In Akinbile L.A(ed): A new Perspective in Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology for students in Tertiary Institution in Nigeria. Versatile Publishers, Owerri,

    • 4) Eniola, P.O. (2009). Social Change and Control. In Akinbile L.A(ed): A new Perspective in Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology for students in Tertiary Institution in Nigeria, Versatile Publishers, Owerri,

    • 5) Siyanbola, M.F, Adedokun, M. A., & Eniola P.O (2006). Basic Fisheries Technology, Positive Press, Ibadan. 2^st edition.

    • 6) Eniola, P.O, Babatunde, K.M. & Olaniyi, O.A. (2004). Basic Agriculture for Schools and Colleges. Solace Publisher 2004, 1^st Edition. Ibadan

    • 7) Siyanbola, M. F, Babatunde, K.M., & Eniola P.O. (2004). Research and Report Writing in Agriculture. Adika press, Saki

    • c) Published Articles

    • 1. Okanlawon, O. M, Adeleke, O. A. & Eniola, P. O (2019). Factors influencing Grasscutter (Thryonomys swinderianus) Domestication in Rural Communities of Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Extension, Vol. 23 (1) January, 2019

    • 2. Eniola, P. O. & Odebode, S. O. 2018. Perceived health effects of charcoal production among rural dwellers of derived savannah zone of Nigeria. Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, 7(1): 127-133

    • 3. Eniola, P. O. & Odebode, S. O. 2018. Perceived environmental effects of charcoal production among rural dwellers in rainforest and Guinea Savannah Agro-ecological zones of Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Rural Extension and Development. Vol. 12: 38-42.

    • 4. Eniola, P. O. & Odebode, S. O. 2018. Rural dwellers’ perception of effect of charcoal production on the environment in Guinea savannah zone of Nigeria. Journal of scientific research &reports. 19(1):1-12.

    • 5. Eniola, P. O., Adeleke, A. O. and Okanlawon, O. M. 2016. Effect of transhumance pastoralism on farming activities among crop farmers in Oke-Ogun area of Oyo State. Nigeria journal of rural sociology. 16(3). 45-50

    • 6. Omisore, O. A. Eniola, P. O., & Adeleke, A. O. (2015). Communication strategies employed in rural community development programmes in Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Sustainable Development 12. (1), 2015, 52-57.

    • 7. Eniola, P. O., Oyeleye, A. A., & Alade, O. A. (2015). Assessment of farm practice by students of tertiary institutions in Oyo State. Journal of Sustainable Development, 12.(1), 57-62.

    • 8. Eniola, P.O, Siyanbola, M. F., & Alade, O. A. (2014). Comparative analysis of information access among fish farmers in Oyo State, Nigeria (2014). Journal of environmental science, computer science and technology. 3(1), 081-087.

    • 9. Eniola, P. O., Sadiq, M. M., & Oladoyinbo, O. B. (2014). Comparative Analysis of Information Utilization on the Medicinal Values of Moringa among Rural Dwellers of Saki East and Ido local government areas of Oyo State, Nigeria. Proceedings of 19^th Annual National Conference of the Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria,75-83.

    • 10. Alade, O. A., Ademola, A. O., & Eniola, P. O. (2013). Roles of Irrigated Agriculture in Improving Rural Women Welfare in Oyo State, Nigeria. International journal of applied research and technology. 2(3): 9-15

    • 11. Eniola, P. O., Odebode, S. O., Ogunsanwo, O. Y., & Ajewole, O. I. (2012). Species Selectivity for Charcoal Production in Three Ecological Zones of Nigeria. Journal of tropical forest resources, 28 (1), 17-28.

    • 12. Alade, O. A., & Eniola, P.O. (2012). Gender Contribution to Rural Household Food Security in South West, Nigeria. Asian Journal of Rural Development 2(2):32-39.

    • 13. Alade, O. A, Eniola, P.O., & Kuponiyi, F.A. (2011). Utilisation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) among Rural Women in Oyo State, Nigeria. Nigeria Journal of Rural Extension and Development. 4: 23-27.

    • 14. Adejumobi, C. A., & Eniola, P.O. (2011). Climate Change Awareness and Socio-economic Characteristics of Charcoal Production in Oke-Ogun area of Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Science and Technology. 6: 15-25

    • 15. Alade, O. A., Amao, E.A., & Eniola, P.O. (2011). Socio-economic characteristics and Awareness of Rural Dwellers on Goat Milk Production in Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Science and Technology. 6: 32-37

    • 16. Oladeji, J. O., Oyesola, O.B., & Eniola, P.O. (2011). Attitude of Farmers towards Mulbery Sericulture as an Economic activity in Ekiti State. Journal of Sustainable Environmental Management. 3: 60-71

    • 17. Salau, M. A, Eniola, P.O., & Adeleke, L. A. (2010). Risk and Management Strategies in Poultry Production. A case study of Oke-Ogun Area of Oyo State, Nigeria. International Journal of Sustainable Development .3 (7), 2010. 138-142

    • 18. Eniola, P.O, Odebode, S.O., & Oyesola, O.B. (2010). Training needs of Youths in Agricultural Skill Acquisitions Programme of National Directorate of Employment (NDE): Lessons from Oyo State, Nigeria. International Journal of Agriculture l. 2, (5), 32-38

    • 19. Eniola, P. O, Odebode, S.O., Oladeji, J. O. & Alade, O. A. (2010). Assessment of Practical Year Training Programme of University, South- Western Nigeria. Proceedings of Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria 110-119

    • 20. Salau, M. A, Eniola, P. O., & Babatunde, K. M. (2010). Economics Analysis of Fish Production in Ondo West Local Government area, Ondo state, Nigeria. Journal of Research in Agriculture, 7, (4). 16-20

    • 21. Eniola, P.O., Siyanbola, M. F., & Olaniyi, O. A. (2007). Effects of Information and Communication Technology on Culture of the People of Saki West Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria International Journal of Tropical Agriculture and Food systems 1 (3),214 – 219

    • 22. Eniola, P. O., Siyanbola, M. F., & Olaniyi, O. A. (2007). Assessment of Information and Communication Technologies Utilization by Rural Women of Saki West Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria International Journal of Tropical Agriculture and Food system, 1 (3), 286 291

    • 23. Siyanbola, M. F, Eniola, P.O., & Olaniyi, O. A. (2007). Reading habit and level of utilization of agricultural information among farmers in Saki West local Government Area of Oyo State Nigeria. International Journal of Tropical Agricultural and Food system; l. 1 (3) 275-279

    • 24. Eniola, P.O., & Siyanbola, M. F. (2007). Effect of conflict on access to agricultural land in Atisbo Local Government Area of Oyo State. Journal of Sustainable Development 4 (1 & 2) 32-36

    • 25. Eniola, P.O. & Fawole, O. P. (2007). Access to Production Information among Citrus Farmers in Atisbo Local Government Area of Oyo State. Journal of Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria,10, 12-19

    • 26. Olaniyi, O. A., Ogunleye, Y. K., & Eniola, P. O. (2006). Extension Delivery methods preferred by women farmers in Nigeria: Manage Extension Research Review, National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management India, vii (2) 1-6

    • 27. Eniola, P. O., & Siyanbola, M. F. (2005). Comparative Analysis of Information Awareness among Fish Farmers in Atisbo, Saki East and Saki West Local Government of Oyo State. Journal of Women in the Technical Education and Employment IV 2005:53 – 58

    • 28. Eniola, P.O. (2004). Analysis of Demographic Factors that Influence job Performance of Extension Agents of Oyo State ADP. The Environscope: A multidisciplinary Journal. The Polytechnic Ibadan, Saki Campus 2l (1), 118

    • 29. Olaniyi, A. O. Siyanbola, M. F., & Eniola, P.O. (2004). Farmers Participation in Poultry Production Technology in Saki Agricultural Zone of Oyo State. Proceedings of Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria, 46-53

    • 30. Eniola, P.O. (2004). Determinants of Information Awareness, Access and Utilization among Citrus farmers in Atisbo Local Government. Science Focus: An International Journal of Ladoke University of Technology Ogbomoso 35-41

    • 31. Olaniyi, O.A., & Eniola, P.O. (2003). Determinants of Job performance Among Extension Agents in Ogun State Agricultural Development Project Proceedings of Nigerian Metrological society 68 – 73

    • d) Papers already accepted for publication: Nil

    • e) Exhibitions/Designs/Projects/Invention etc. Nil.

    • f) Other relevant works Nil.

    • 4 Conferences, Workshops attended with venue, date and papers presented

    • a) Eniola, P. O., Adeleke, O. A., and Okanlawon, O. M. (2018). Constraints associated with fortified vitamin A Cassava production by smallholder farmers in Oke-Ogun area of Oyo State. Being paper presented at the 27^th NRSA annual congress, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria between 9^th and 11^th October, 2018.

    • b) Okanlawon, O. M., Adeleke, O. A. and Eniola, P. O. (2018). Factors affecting grasscutter domestication in rural communities of Oyo State, Nigeria. Being paper presented at the 23^st AESON annual conference, UniIlorin between 15^th and 18^th April, 2016.

    • c) Eniola, P. O., and Odebode, S. O. (2016). Rural dwellers perception of effects of charcoal production on the environment in Guinea savannah zone of Nigeria. Being paper presented at the 21^st AESON annual conference, Ibadan between 17^th and 20^th April, 2016.

    • d) Eniola, P.O., Adeleke, O. A., & Sulaiman, O. P. (2015). Contribution of homestead farming to rural women livelihood in Saki east local government area. Being paper presented at the 20^st AESON annual conference, NAERLS Zaria between 11^th and 15^th May, 2015.

    • e) Eniola, P.O., Odebode, S.O., & Adeleke, O. A. (2015). Involvement in charcoal production among rural dwellers in three agro-ecological zones of Nigeria. Being paper presented at the international conference organized by Cambridge publications. University of Ilorin, Kwara State between 12^th and 13^th March, 2015.

    • f) Eniola, P.O., Omisore, O. A., & Alade, O. A.(2014). Communication strategies employed in community development programmes among rural dwellers in Oyo State. Being paper presented at the annual conference of the livelihood support and development centre held the Oyo State college of Agriculture and Technology, Igbo-Ora, between 17and 20 Nov. 2014

    • g) Eniola, P.O., Oyeleye, A. A., & Alade, O. A. (2014). Assessment of farm practice by the students of tertiary institutions in Oyo State. Being paper presented at the annual conference of the livelihood support and development centre held the Oyo State college of Agriculture and Technology, Igbo-Ora, between 17and 20 Nov. 2014

    • h) Eniola, P.O., Taiwo, A.O., & Adeleke, O. A. (2014). Access and utilization of information on improved yam flour processing methods in Saki east local government area, Oyo State. Being paper presented at the 23^st NRSA annual congress, Benin City between 12^th and 15^th October, 2014.

    • i) Eniola, P. O., Sadiq, M. M., & Oladoyinbo, O.B. (2014). Comparative analysis of rural dwellers’ information utilization on the medicinal values of Moringa in Oyo State. Being paper presented at the 19^st AESON annual conference, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State between 17^th and 20^th April, 2014.

    • j) Eniola, P. O., & Odebode, S. O. (2013). Gender analysis of agricultural activities involved by agricultural technology students of the Polytechnic, Ibadan, Oyo State. Being paper presented at the 1^st International Interdisciplinary Conference, Ibadan between 12^th and 13^th March, 2013.

    • k) Eniola, P. O. & Odebode, S. O. (2012). Social economic contribution of charcoal production to rural dwellers in the rainforest agro-ecological zone of Nigeria. Being paper presented at the 21^st annual congress, Ibadan between 9^th and 12^th october, 2012.

    • l) Eniola, P. O., Odebode, S. O. & Oladeji J. O. (2012). Assessment of awareness and utilization of improved technology in charcoal production among the rural dwellers in the three agro-ecological zone of Nigeria. Being paper presented at the 21^st annual congress, Ibadan between 9^th and 12^th october, 2012.

    • m) Eniola, P.O, Alade, O. A. & Odebode, S.O. (2010). Stigmatization Coping Strategies of People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) in South Western Nigeria. The 5^th annual research week, Egerton, University, Kenya. 22^nd -24^th September, 2010

    • n) Alade, O.A, Amao, E.A, & Eniola, P.O. (2010). Assessment of Women’s Participation in Irrigated Agriculture: a case study of Oyo State, Nigeria. CTA, annual seminar, Nov. 22^nd- 26^th 2010, Johannesburg, South Africa.

    • o) Eniola, P. O, Odebode, S.O, Oladeji, J. O. & Alade, O. A. (2010). Assessment of Practical Year Training Programme of University, South- Western Nigeria. Annual conference of Agricultural extension society of Nigeria. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, 10^th – 14^th May, 2010

    • p) Salau, M. A, Eniola, P. O. & Babatunde, K. M. (2010). Economics Analysis of Fish Production in Ondo West Local Government area, Ondo state. African Regional Conference on Sustainable Development, Abraka. 14^th-16^th July, 2010

    • q) Oladeji, J. O, Oyesola, O. B. & Eniola, P. O. (2009). Attitude of Farmers toward Mulberry Sericulture as an Economic activity in Ekiti State. Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan. The maiden conference of Women in Forestry. College of Forestry, Ibadan 1^st- 5^th November, 2009

    • Other conference/workshop attended with dates:

    • 1. Maiden edition of the capacity building workshop for AESON members in South West zone held at Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, University of Ibadan, Ibadan. 6^th November, 2018.

    • SECTION E: EXRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

    • 1. Other activities within The Polytechnic

    • a) Introduction of Computer Based Test for Entrepreneurship Test 2018

    • b) Returning officer, SUG election, 2018 for SFMS

    • c) Chairman Ad-hoc Committee, ASUP Repositioning, 2018.

    • d) Editor-in-Chief: TOPS Science and Engineering Focus

    • e) Advisor to Lagos State Student Association

    • f) Advisor to JCI

    • g) Member Christian Fellowship

    • h) Secretary ASUP: 2008-2011

    • 2. Other activities outside the Polytechnic Work:

    • a) Farming: Construction of hives and keeping of Bees, fish breeding and construction of ponds (both concrete and Earthen) and horticultural works.

    • b) Member Full Gospel Men’s Fellowship Saki

    • c) Member Surelere Landlord Association

    • Eniola, P. O. & Odebode, S. O. 2018. Perceived health effects of charcoal production among rural dwellers of derived savannah zone of Nigeria. Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, 7(1): 127-133

    • Eniola, P. O. & Odebode, S. O. 2018. Perceived environmental effects of charcoal production among rural dwellers in rainforest and Guinea Savannah Agro-ecological zones of Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Rural Extension and Development. Vol. 12: 38-42.

    • Eniola, P. O. & Odebode, S. O. 2018. Rural dwellers’ perception of effect of charcoal production on the environment in Guinea savannah zone of Nigeria. Journal of scientific research &reports. 19(1):1-12.

Highlights of the research article titled: Perceived Health Effects of Charcoal Production among Rural Dwellers of Derived Savannah Zone of Nigeria Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, 7(1): 127-133

The article was an original research from a Ph.D thesis carried out in the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in the year 2014 and supervised by Prof. Stella Odebode.

The research reviewed that globally, the use of energy in form of biomass and biofuel such as fire wood, charcoal, petroleum, kerosene and gas are becoming competitive depending on the level of development of each Nation. High dependence on the production and use of charcoal has resulted in various health hazards during production (Bailis, et al 2005). Many people suffer from one ailment or the other ranging from acute to chronic diseases such as head ache, respiratory diseases, cough, sputum production, dyspnea, and hemoptysis as a result of their involvement in charcoal production (UNDP, 2005). Charcoal production therefore creates serious concern for health, agricultural production, environmental sustainability and food security in the near future.

The study made use of One hundred and fifty nine respondents selected through multi stage sampling technique in major charcoal producing communities. Data was collected through the use of structured interview schedule and focus group discussion (FGD).

The results shows that most of the charcoal producers were Male who are in there active age with little educational background. However, as married individuals, the need to feed their households made them to take charcoal production as a good alternative source of income.

From the 30 perceptional statements on health effects of charcoal production to the rural dwellers, respiratory disease recorded a significant percentage. Respiratory disease has been attested to by most of the charcoal producers especially during monitoring of charcoal kiln which result into other secondary ailments such headache. Upon this consequences, the production of charcoal still increases in Nigeria. Focus group discussion further revealed that the occurrence of the disease may reduce future productivity in agricultural production. 2 Therefore, it was recommended that awareness campaign on health consequences of charcoal production should be promoted.

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