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Department of Public Administration Tel: 08065971645, 08055064610
Gombe State University- Gombe. Email: olamideji81@yahoo.co.uk

Personal Data:
Name: Lawal Abdullahi Oladimeji
Date of Birth: 8th December, 1981
Nationality: Nigerian
State of Origin: Kwara
Marital Status: Single
Local Government: Ifelodun

Educational Institutions Attended With Dates:
University of Abuja 2009- Date
University of Abuja 2007-2009
University of Abuja 2000-2005
St. Anthony’s Secondary School, Ilorin. 1993-1999
Karumo Primary School, Ilorin. 1988-1993

Qualifications Obtained With Dates
Ph.D Public Administration In view
M.Sc. Public Administration and Policy Analysis 2009
B.Sc. (Hons) Public Administration 2005
General Certificate of Education (O’ Level) 1999
First School Leaving Certificate 1993

Working Experience:
Assistant Lecturer, Department of Public Administration, Gombe State University. May 2011-Date.
Part-Time Lecturer, Consultancy Service Unit, Department of Public Administration, University of Abuja. February 2007 - May 2011.
Research officer, Education Watch Today on a Comprehensive Survey of Energy R & D Equipments in Nigeria For the Energy Commission of Nigeria, January 10th - 14th 2010.
Research Assistant, Teson (Publishers and Human Resources Consultants) Nigeria Limited, October 26th - 31st 2008.
Assistant Higher Executive Officer (Logistic Division, Abaji Area Council). February 2006 - January 2007 (NYSC)

Publications With Dates

1. Muhammed, I.A and Oladimeji, L.A (2012), “Democratic Governance and Credible Elections in Nigeria: The Imperative of Internal Democracy Among Political Parties”, Journal of
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