
Status: Senior Lecturer
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Professional Affiliations: Member,
Current Research Activities:
- Determinants of Income Generation among Food Marketers in Osun and Oyo state
- Profitability evaluation of leafy vegetables in Ogbomoso zone
Office Address: Ghana House
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Educational Qualification: B.Sc, M.Sc, PhD (Ibadan)
Research Publications:
Adetunji, M. O (2004): Marketing Efficiency Of Cashew Nut In Oyo State. Journal Of Rural Research And Information. Vol 1, No 1 pg 21 –29.
Adetunji, M. O (2004): Comparative Analysis Of Group And Individual Cassava Processing Methods In Akinyele Local Government Area Of Oyo State. Africa:Journal of Comtemporary Issues. Vol 2 No 2, pp165 – 174.
Adetunji, M. O and Adedapo, K.D (2005): Participation of Women in Processing And Marketing of Locust Beans In Asa Local Government Area Of Kwara State. Science Focus,,Vol 10 No 2. Pp 6 –12.
Adedapo, K.D and Adetunji, M. O (2005); The Effect Of Rural Entrepreneurship Participation On Poverty Alleviation In Surulere Local Government Area Of Oyo State. Science Focus, , Vol10 No 2. Pp 130-136.
Adetunji, M. O and Ezekiel, A. A. (2005): Comparative Analysis Of Pork And Chevon Marketing In Ibadan Metropolis, Oyo State. International Journal Of Applied Agricultural And Apicultural Research Vol 2 No 1. Pp 38 - 46.
* W. A. Sanusi and M.O Adetunji (2006): Credit Utilization Among Small Scale Poultry Farmers In Ibadan, Oyo State. International Journal of Poultry Sciences, Asian Network for Scientific information. 5(10) 12-16
* Adetunji, M. O, Adesiyan, I.O and W. A. Sanusi (2007): Household Energy Consumption Pattern in Osogbo Local Government Area of Osun State. Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences, 4 (1), 9-13.
* Adetunji, M. O and Olaniyi, A. O, Raufu, M. O (2007): Effects of Advertisement and Sales Promotions on Demand for Dairy Products in Lagos Metropolis, Nigeria. The Social Sciences. 2(3): 336-339
* Adetunji, M. O (2007): Economics of Maize Storage Techniques by Farmers in Kwara State, Nigeria. Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences, 4 (3), 442-450