ADERIBIGBE Adebola A PhD.

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ADERIBIGBE Adebola A PhD

Senior Lecturer

Biography

Dr. Adebola A. Aderibigbe is a highly resourceful member of staff in the largest Baptist University in sub-Saharan Africa – Bowen University. He has a remarkable history of excellent performance with unswerving commitments to the institution’s ethos. A pioneer graduate of Bowen University, Dr. Aderibigbe’s core value projections are excellence and Godliness in all manner of involvement within and outside the university in responsibilities and conducts. Heonce headed in acting capacity,the now defunct Department of Communication and Performing Arts, Dr. Aderibigbe is a Senior Lecturer in the College of Computing and Communication Studies – a college with three distinct programmes. He is member to numerous Standing and Ad-hoc Committees of the University and was the first Chairman, Committee on the Development of Bowen History where he served with huge commitments. He holds Fellowship of the Institute of Security of Nigeria and the Fellowship of the Institute of Corporate Administration. Additionally, Dr. Aderibigbe is a member of the Strategic Team of Bowen University (the team responsible for the drafting of the University Strategic Plan) and a member of the Repositioning and Rebranding Committee. He was recently appointed Director, Directorate of Students’ Support Services, formerly known as Student Affairs Division where he leads a team of committed staff members insupporting students.

 

Education

  • Ph.D. (Mass Communication, Applied Communication & Broadcast Minor) Babcock University, Ilishan Remo, Ogun State 2014
  • M.Sc. (Mass Communication, Applied Communication & Broadcast Minor) University of Lagos, Akoka, 2010
  • BSc. (Mass Communication, Applied Communication & Broadcast Minor) 2006

Publications

  • Akinade A. &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2018). Legal and ethical issues in security technologies and communication. Institute of Security, Nigeria. Soladem, Lagos.
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. &Adegoke, L.A. (2017). Effective listening for productive learning. In Olutayo, O.G, Idowu-faith B, Banji T.A. &Ayoola, K.A. (eds) Use of English: Manual for Universities and Colleges. Olive Tree Publishers. pp 29-40.
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. (2017c). Handling fine details through note-taking and note-making skills In Olutayo, O.G, Idowu-faith B, Banji T.A. &Ayoola, K.A. (eds) Use of English: Manual for Universities and Colleges. Olive Tree Publishers. pp 41-52.
  • Banji, T.A. & Aderibigbe, A.A. (2017). The internet and changing use of the english language In Olutayo, O.G, Idowu-faith B, Banji T.A. &Ayoola, K.A. (eds) Use of English: Manual for Universities and Colleges. Olive Tree Publishers. pp 227-242.
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. &Awobamise, A. O. (2015).Communication strategies employed in mobilizing rural women for political participation in osun state, Nigeria. In Aliede, J.E. (ED.) Studies in communication, mass media and society: discourses and debates. Lagos: Public Relations Mix (PR-Mix). 122-134.
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. (2013). Educational broadcasting for undergraduates. Lagos. NOUN, ISBN: 978-058-0+29-8. Pages: 96 (Nigeria).
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. (2012). Feature and magazine art writing. Lagos. NOUN, ISBN: 978-058-029-4. Pages: 145 (Nigeria).
  • Akinwunmi, A, Ofuoku, A &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2011). Communicating best food Storage practices for food security in Nigeria. In Oso, Lai (ed.) Media, governance and development: issues and trends. Lagos: Primus Prints and Communications. pp 233-245
  • Ajala, V.O, Adegoke, L.A. &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2017). Imperatives of the language arts in the communication studies curricula of Nigeria Universities. Babcock Journal of Mass Communication (BJMC). Vol 2 (3). pp 1-12.
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. &Adegoke, L.A. (2017). Deploying the radio medium for anti-terrorism awareness in Nigeria. Journal of Languages, Literature and Communication Studies JOLLACS, Lapai, Minna, Niger State, Nigeria. Vol 4, (2).
  • Oketunmbi E.O. &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2018). Identifying and using variables in mass communication research in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Communication Review. Vol 8, (1).
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. (2016). Communication skills for effective service delivery for security practitioners in Nigeria. Security & safety reviews: Journal of Contemporary Issues & Intelligence Studies, Institute of Security Nigeria. Vol 1, (1).
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. &Adegoke, L.A. (2016). Book Review: critical perspectives on Adebayo Akinade’s Managing security operations, urban violence, disorder and threats. : Journal of Contemporary Issues & Intelligence Studies, Institute of Security Nigeria. Vol 1, (2).
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. &Adegoke, L.A. (2015). Inequality, class and gender: nigeria women in a world of imbalance: implication for communication. Accepted for publication by the Journal for Social Science Research and Practice (IJSSRP), Virginia State University, Petersburg, Virginia, United States. (Off-shore publication)
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. &Akinwande, A.J. (2015). Communication strategies for effective participation of women in healthcare programmes in rural Nigeria. In Singh, J. Grizzle, A, Yee, S.J. & Culver, S.H. (Eds). MILID Yearbook 2015: Media and information literacy for the sustainable development goals: The International Clearinghouse, Youth and Media, Nordicom, Sweden. pp. 257-264. Off-shore publication)
  • Awobamise, A. O. &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2015). An analysis of western and Nigeria media depictions of President Jonathan’s presidential bid. In Global Media Journal, African Edition. Stellenbosch University, South Africa. Vol 9 (1).
  • Adegoke, L.A &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2013). Societal Reflection and Media Interpretation of Gender Inequality. Journal of Contemporary Communication. ISSN: 2354-3752, Vol. 1, No. 3. PP. 201- 212.
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. (2018). Blueprint for approaching intercultural communication intelligence for effective service delivery in national Security. Security and Intelligence Reviews: Journal of Contemporary Security and Intelligence Studies, Vol 2, no 2. pp 55-60.
  • Aderibigbe, A.A. (2019). Theoretical perspectives on the political economy of media operations in Nigeria. In Popoola B.A. (eds). Political Economy of the Media. (Accepted for Publications
  • Awobamise, A. O. &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2019). Evaluative study of the UNESCOs recommendations on broadcast media and cultural and natural heritage: A Nigerian perspective. Covenant Journal of Communication CJOC,
  • Oladele, F. Worimegbe, T.M. &Aderibigbe, A.A. (2019). English Communication and Academic Performance of Accounting Students: Oral and Written perspectives. CNAJ, Vol 27, no 1