Faculty Members Details
Dr. Olumide Abraham Ajayi
Lecturer I | HOD - General Studies ajayi@sun.edu.ng
Dr. Olumide Abraham Ajayi
Dr. Ajayi is a Lecturer I at the School of Art, Management and Social Science, Skyline University Nigeria. He is a Sociologist, Professional Educator, Author and Socio-Political Analyst. He bagged a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) degree in Sociology at the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. He also holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) and a Certificate in Computer (Data processing). Dr. Ajayi is a Member of Nigerian Institute of Management (MNIM).
Dr. Ajayi has over 10 years work experience in academic research, teaching and administration. He served as a lecturer in a number of Tertiary Institutions and was at different times; Head of Examination Committee, Head of Learning Monitoring and Impact Assessment Unit. He has a number of awards and certificates of recognition to his credit. Dr. Ajayi authored four books with more in view. He is a trained knowledge development facilitator and a multi-instrumentalist. He consulted for College of Health Science and Technology.
Industrial Sociology, Organizational Behavior, Research Methodology, Deviant Behavior, Globalization and Culture, Women and Family issues, Health and National development, Sociological Theory among others.
Adekeye, D.S. and Ajayi, O.A. (2020). Workplace Deviant Behaviour and Standard of Health Care Delivery in Nigerian Public Hospitals. Universitara de Sociologie XVI, 1: 24 – 37; University of Craiova, Romania.
Ajayi, O.A (2020). Luminous Sociological Concepts. Luminous Luaj International Publisher, Ilorin ISBN: 978-978-957-671-5
Adekeye, D.S; Ajayi, O.A; and Fawole, O.A (2019). Terrorism and the plight of Women in internally displaced persons camps in Nigeria. Osun Sociological Review 5(1), 49-59. Osun State University
Adekeye, D. S. and Ajayi, O. A. (2018). Impacts of Globalization on Culture. In Ogunbameru, O.A;
Adisa, A.L; and Adekeye, D.S (eds.) Cross –Cultural Management: A Multi Disciplinary Approach 103-117. Ile Ife: Obafemi Awolowo University Press.
Ajayi, O.A. (2017) An Assessment of Branding on the Performance of Fast Foods in Ilorin, Nigeria. Ilorin Journal of Sociology 9 (1), 28-38. University of Ilorin.
Ajayi, O. A. (2017). Luminous Psychology: A Course Note for Colleges of Health Science and Technology. Luminous Luaj International Publisher, Ilorin. ISBN: 978-978-957-670-8
Adekeye, D. S. and Ajayi, O. A. (2017). Road Safety and National Development. Journal of Health and Social Issues 6 (1), 155-161. Ekiti State University.
Ajayi, O.A. (2016). Medical Sociology for Colleges of Health Science & Health Related Institutions. Luminous Luaj International Publisher, Ilorin. ISBN: 978-978-954- 589-6.
Ajayi, O.A. (2016). Piano and Sight Singing Companion with Sol-fa of Common Hymns. The Pragmatic Printers, Mowe Ogun State. ISBN: 978-978-954-588-9.
Ajayi, O.A (2007). Nigeria without Corpers. Ondo Kopa ; Entrepreneurship: An impetus for Youth Employment p31. A Publication of NYSC Ondo State
Ajayi, O.A (2020). Luminous Sociological Concepts. Luminous Luaj International Publisher, Ilorin ISBN: 978-978-957-671-5
Adekeye, D.S; Ajayi, O.A; and Fawole, O.A (2019). Terrorism and the plight of Women in internally displaced persons camps in Nigeria. Osun Sociological Review 5(1), 49-59. Osun State University
Adekeye, D. S. and Ajayi, O. A. (2018). Impacts of Globalization on Culture. In Ogunbameru, O.A;
Adisa, A.L; and Adekeye, D.S (eds.) Cross –Cultural Management: A Multi Disciplinary Approach 103-117. Ile Ife: Obafemi Awolowo University Press.
Ajayi, O.A. (2017) An Assessment of Branding on the Performance of Fast Foods in Ilorin, Nigeria. Ilorin Journal of Sociology 9 (1), 28-38. University of Ilorin.
Ajayi, O. A. (2017). Luminous Psychology: A Course Note for Colleges of Health Science and Technology. Luminous Luaj International Publisher, Ilorin. ISBN: 978-978-957-670-8
Adekeye, D. S. and Ajayi, O. A. (2017). Road Safety and National Development. Journal of Health and Social Issues 6 (1), 155-161. Ekiti State University.
Ajayi, O.A. (2016). Medical Sociology for Colleges of Health Science & Health Related Institutions. Luminous Luaj International Publisher, Ilorin. ISBN: 978-978-954- 589-6.
Ajayi, O.A. (2016). Piano and Sight Singing Companion with Sol-fa of Common Hymns. The Pragmatic Printers, Mowe Ogun State. ISBN: 978-978-954-588-9.
Ajayi, O.A (2007). Nigeria without Corpers. Ondo Kopa ; Entrepreneurship: An impetus for Youth Employment p31. A Publication of NYSC Ondo State
Ajayi, O.A. and Ibrahim, A. T. (2021) Harnessing the Potentials of Almajiri Cohorts for Entrepreneurship development. Revista Universitară de Sociologie. XVII (1), 45 – 50. University of Craiova, Romania.
http://www.sociologiecraiova.ro/revista/2021/04/revista-universitara-de-sociologie-no-1/
Ajayi, O.A. (2021). Socio- cultural Milieu of Rural Women in Non-Formal Sector and Maternal Healthcare Utilization in Nigeria. International Journal of Business Review and Entrepreneurship 2 (1), 50 – 57. Available at https://www.sun.edu.ng/sun-business-journal.iness-journal
Ajayi, O. A., Akosile M. O., and Ajayi-Oluajayi, G. O. (2020). Awareness, Perception and Attitude of Major Tribes in Nigeria towards Covid-19: A Cross-Sectional Study of Selected Communities. Revista Universitară de Sociologie XVI (2), 26 – 33. University of Craiova, Romania. Available at http://www.sociologiecraiova.ro/revista/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/02.-AWARENESS-PERCEPTION-AND- ATTITUDE-OF-MAJOR-TRIBES-IN.pdf
Ajayi, O.A and Kayode, O.E. (2020). Workplace Deviant Behavior in Nigerian Universities and Sustainable Development: A Cross Sectional Study of Selected Universities. In Oshin, O; Sogunro, B; Joseph, I; Aluko, O (eds.) Festschrift in Honour of Rt.Rev. Prof Dapo Asaju; Reinvigorating Nigerian Universities for Sustainable Development; 203 -214. Oyo: Ajayi Crowther University.
1st International Conference of the Postgraduate School in collaboration with Post Graduate Students’ Association, University of Ilorin. 2014.
Paper Presented: “Panacea for the Challenges of Entrepreneurship Education in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions”