Oluwatobiloba Daniel ADEWUNMI is a Research Fellow with the Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER) and also a Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Political Science of the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. His research interests spans across several fields including Environmental Politics and Policy, Sustainable Development, Area and Urban Studies, etc. He has co-authored an article titled 'Between Climate Change Narratives and Policy Actions: Developing a Sustinable Development Agenda for Nigeria' published in an international journal. He also serves as a reviewer on a number of journals' editorial boards including the Canadian Journal of Politics and Law. He is an A.G. Leventis/Egba Scholar and a recepient of the Kogi State NYSC Award for the 'Most Outstanding Male Corps Member' for his volunteering services and community development projects initiated and executed in Ijumu Local Government Area between 2013-2014.

Journal Papers

1. Abubakar Oladeji and Oluwatobi Adewunmi (2015) “Between Climate Change Narratives and Policy Actions; The Choice of Developing a Sustainable Development Agenda for Nigeria”, Basic Research Journal of Social and Political Science, Volume 3, No 3, Pages 31 - 41

2. Adewunmi, O.D.A. (forthcoming) “The Change Agenda and Governance of the Environment in Nigeria: Prognosis, Problems and Panacea”, Ibadan Journal of Politics.

Abstracts for Conference Papers

1. Adewunmi, O.D.A. (2015) “Between Climate Change Narratives and Policy Actions; The Choice of Developing a Sustainable Development Agenda for Nigeria” Abstract received for the 6^th Annual Sustainable Development Summit (ISDS), Centre for Sustainable Development, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, August 23-28, 2015.

 Newspapers and Magazines (Online and Print)

1. Tobi Adewunmi (2016) “The Vow – Rethinking Love in our Generation” (Book Review)”. Nairaland. Available online at: http://www.nairaland.com

2. Adewunmi Oluwatobi (2011) “Politics and Youth Development”. Epistle Magazine. Redeemed Christian Fellowship, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

3. Tobi Adewunmi (forthcoming) “Reclaiming the childhoods of our young girls from Fistula and HIV/AIDS”. Guardian Youth Speaks.

1. “Green Politics and Disengagement from the State among Rural and Urban Dwellers in some parts of Nigeria" (Ongoing)

2. “Greening Nigeria for Sustainable Development: The Southwest in Comparative Perspective" (Completed)

3. “Environmental Laws and Sustainable Grassroots Development: Ibadan North Local Government Area as a Case Study” (Completed)

4. “Climate Change, Environmental Management and Sustainable Development in Nigeria” (Completed)

1. NISER -TEI (The Electoral Institute) Compendium of Nigerian Elections (2007-2015) Research Project. (2017)

Role: Research Assistant

2. Review of NERDC Government Syllabus for Senior Secondary Schools in Nigeria Project. (2017)

Role: Principal Consultant and Editor

3. Project 'Let there Be Light but Let the Lights be Right':Awareness Rally and Donation of White Incandescent Bulbs to Three Communities. (2015)

Role: Project Consultant and Research Coordinator

4. Federal Government's Bailout Fund to States in Nigeria Research Project. (2015)

Role: Research Assistant

5. 'Perceived Effects of Quarrying Activities on Livelihood Outcomes of Rural Households in South West Nigeria' Research Project. (2015)

Role: Data Analyst

6. 'Cultural Perception of Artificial Reproductive Technologies among Ibadan Residents' Research Project. (2015)

Role: Data Analyst and Reviewer

7. 'Monitoring the 2015 Elections' Research Project. NISER Survey on the 2015 Elections in Nigeria. (2014)
Role: Research Assistant

8. 'Family and Community Orientation on HIV/AIDS in Kogi State' Advocacy Project. (2013)

Role: Development Knowledge facilitator

9. 'Career Seminar: Arts and the Social Sciences'. Orientation Workshop for College Students in Nigeria. (2010)

Role: Career mentor and Project Co-Facilitator

Office Address 1: Social and Governance Policy Research Department, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER), P.M.B. 05, UI Post Office, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.

ZIP Code: 200284

Office Address 2: Room 201 (E-Resource Room), Department of Political Science, Faculty of the Social Sciences, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.

ZIP Code: 200284

Mobile: (+234) 8138454219    Whatsapp: 08138454219

Mail: odaadewunmi@gmail.com, householdofdaniel@gmail.com

Twitter: @oluwatobiclay