CURRENT RESEARCH
1. Title: School water, sanitation, and hygiene financing in developing countries: A case study of Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria
Funder: ½ West Africa-Michigan CHARTER in GEOHealth with funding from NIH/FIC and IDRC grants
Brief Summary: Inadequate access to essential school water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities in developing countries like Nigeria has been reported to significantly limit the possibility of achieving global targets associated with sustainable development goals three and six by 2030. Recent literature has persistently associated school WASH inadequacy with a high prevalence of poor WASH practices and attitudes among school children in Nigeria. This, in turn, results in school absenteeism, physical, mental, and social health challenges, sexual assault, increased incidences of school drop-out. This study seeks to assess the financial implications of providing basic school water, sanitation, and hygiene services to each student with the hope of coming up with a possible framework that can be developed to address the current gaps in school WASH funding. This may also enhance the ability of the related Government agencies, NGOs, Civil society, PTA, private organizations and other stakeholders to be active solution providers.
Role: Co-investigator
Collaborators: Julius Fobil, Thomas Robins, Nil Basu, Ojima Wada & Deborah Oladokun
2. Title: Spatial and temporal variations of river water quality parameters and effect on irrigated food crops and soil in Ido LGA of Ibadan metropolis
Funder: ½ West Africa-Michigan CHARTER in GEOHealth with funding from NIH/FIC paired grant and IDRC
Brief Summary: Irrigation agriculture has not been fully developed in the Southwest of Nigeria. During the dry seasons, many farmers resort to using polluted surface water and wastewater from industries and households thus exposing both farmers and consumers of products to health challenges. Documentation is scarce on the interplay between quality of irrigation water, irrigated crops and health risk faced by both farmers and consumers of irrigated crops. This study therefore assessed the variations of river water quality parameters its effect on irrigated food crops and soil using Ido local government as a case study.
Role: Co- investigator
Collaborators: Julius Fobil, M.K.C. Sridhar, Babatunde Dosumu, Mumini Adejumo
3. Title: Comparative assessment of household water treatment and safe storage options for low-income communities in Ibadan.
Funder: ½ West Africa-Michigan CHARTER in GEOHealth with funding from NIH/FIC paired grant and IDRC
Brief Summary: Access to potable sources of water for drinking and other domestic purposes is still a mirage to a large proportion of low-income earners in Nigeria. This is a follow-up to an initial assessment carried out in selected communities in Ibadan. Activities carried out showed that the quality of drinking water deteriorated in the household during storage. A pilot study carried out showed an improvement in drinking water stored in special storage containers, albeit with some coliforms. This study will assess the efficiency of simple, affordable household water treatment methods such as ceramic filter, point of use water filter/purifier and activated carbon filter in removing coliform /E. coli removal
Role: Principal Investigator
Collaborators: Julius Fobil, Mabel Omotayo, Mumuni Adejumo
COMPLETED RESEARCH
1. Title: Efficacy of a locally fabricated furnace for reduction of environmental pollutants in a used lead-acid battery recycling centre in Ibadan
Funder: ½ West Africa-Michigan CHARTER in GEOHealth with funding from NIH/FIC paired grant and IDRC
Role: Co- investigator
2. Title: Efficacy of sand filter bed in the treatment of leachate from faecal sludge drying beds and co-composting platforms
Funder: TWAS/UNESCO Fellowship through International Water Management Institute, Ghana
Role: Principal investigator
3. Title: Assessment of faecal sludge management practices in Sri Lanka
Funder: TWAS/UNESCO Fellowship through International Water Management Institute, Sri Lanka
Role: Principal investigator
4. Title: Landscape Analysis and Business Model Assessment in Faecal Sludge Management: Extraction & Transportation Models in Africa- Case Study of Abuja, Ibadan and Yenegoa, Nigeria
Funder: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Role: Co-investigator
Collaborators: Doulaye Kone, Sangetta Chowdhry, Sridhar M.K.C., Wahab B., & Idachaba Achenyo
5. Title: Development of a Community Based Monitoring and Evaluation System for Water Supply and Sanitation Management in 16 Small Towns in 11 LGAs of Kano State
Funder: EU/FGN/UNICEF Water WSSSRP for Kano State Technical Unit (STU) kano (WSSSRP/KNS/OPE 02/SP/M&E01)
Role: Principal investigator
6. Title: Application of hazard analysis critical control point system (HACCP) in the assessment of the quality of springs used for drinking water supply in selected communities in Ibadan.
Funder: University of Ibadan Senate Research Grant
Role: Principal investigator
7. Title: Utilization and evaluation of integrated vector management (IVM) for malaria control within selected communities in Ibadan
Funder: University of Ibadan Senate Research Grant for Multidisciplinary Research Project
Role: Co-Investigator
8. Title: Safe Excreta Disposal (SED) Preference Survey including Willingness and Ability to Pay in 11 small towns of 7 LGAs in Osun State, Nigeria
Funder: Funded by EU/FGN/UNICEF Water Supply and Sanitation Reform Programme (WSSSRP) for Osun State Technical Unit (STU), Osogbo (WSSSRP/OSTU/06/08/003 2008
Role: Principal investigator
1. Ruth C. Uwadia, E. O. Oloruntoba, Ojima Z. Wada, Olufemi O. Aluko Menstrual hygiene management inequalities among school girls in Badagry, Nigeria. Trop Med Int Health,1–11 2022 Click here
2. Oloruntoba, E. O., Wada, O. Z. & Adejumo, M, Heavy metal analysis of drinking water supply, wastewater management, and human health risk assessment across secondary schools in Badagry coastal community, Lagos State, Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Health Research 2021
3. Oloruntoba, E.O. Gurusa, O., Omokhodion, F. Fobil, Julius, Basu, N., Arko-Mensah, John, Thomas, R. Spatial Distribution of Heavy Metals and Pollution of Environmental Media Around a Used Lead-acid Battery Recycling Center in Ibadan, Nigeria. J Health Pollution Vol. 11, No. 29: (210304) 2021 Click here
4. Aluko, O. O, Oloruntoba, E. O, Ana, G R.E.E Hammed, T. B., Afolabi, O. T. Characteristics of co-composts produced from raw faecal sludge and organic market waste in Osun state, southwest Nigeria. International Journal of Recycling of Organic Waste in Agriculture Vol. 9: 333-345pp 2020 Click here
5. Wada, O. Z., Oloruntoba, E. O., Adejumo, M. and Aluko, O. O. Classification of Sanitation Services and Students’ Sanitation Practices among Schools in Lagos, Nigeria. Environment and Natural Resources Research; Vol. 10, No. 3; 2020 Click here
6. Edoror F., Oloruntoba, E.O. and Akinsete, S. Knowledge and Perception of the Role of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Containment of Ebola Virus Disease among Secondary School Students in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Development Vol. 9 No. 4:635-643pp. 2019 Click here
7. Hammed, T.B., Oloruntoba, E.O. and Ana, G.R.E.E. Enhancing Growth and Yield of Crops with Nutrient Enriched Organic Fertilizer at Wet and Dry Seasons in Ensuring Climate Smart Agriculture. International Journal of Recycling of Organic Waste in Agriculture Vol. 8 No. 1:1-12pp. 2019. Click here
8. Oloruntoba, E.O., Aluko, O.O., Adejumo, M., Amubieya, O.E. and Sridhar, M.K.C. Strategies for Achieving Water Security in Nigeria by 2050. African Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences Vol. 48, Suppl.:201-209pp. 2019.Click here
9. Udofia, I.P. and Oloruntoba, E.O. Potable Water Supply Among the Physically Challenged in Selected Homes for the Disabled in Ibadan. Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Development Vol. 9 No. 2:225-236pp. 2019. Click here
10. Aluko, O.O., Oloruntoba, E.O., Chukwunenye, U.A. and Henry, E.U., Ojogun, E. The Dynamics and Determinants of Household Shared Sanitation Cleanliness in a Heterogeneous Urban Settlement in Southwest Nigeria. Public Health Vol. 165:125-135pp. 2018 Click here
11. Basu, N., Ayelo, P., Djogbénou, L.S., Kedoté, M., Lawin, H., Oloruntoba, E.O., Adebisi N., Cazabon, D., Fobil, J., Robins, T. and Fayomi, B. Occupational and Environmental Health Risks Associated with Informal Sector Activities -Selected Case Studies from West Africa. New Solutions: A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy Vol. 26 No. 2:253-270pp. 2016. Click here
12. Oloruntoba, E.O., Babalola, T. F., Morakinyo, O.M. and Adejumo, M. Effects of improved storage containers on the bacteriological quality of household drinking water in low-income urban communities in Ibadan, Nigeria. Water Science and Technology: Water Supply Vol. 16 No. 2:378-387pp. 2016. Click here
13. Oloruntoba, E.O., Adebayo, A.M. and Omokhodion, F.O. Sanitary Conditions of Abattoirs in Ibadan, Southwest Nigeria. African Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences Vol. 43 No. 2:231-237pp. 2014 Click here
14. Oloruntoba, E.O., Folarin, T. B. and Ayede, A.I. Hygiene and Sanitation Risk Factors of Diarrhoea Disease among under-five Children in Ibadan, Nigeria. African Health Sciences Vol. 14 No. 4:1001-1011pp. 2014 Click here
15. Adebisi, A.K., Oloruntoba, E.O., Ana, G.R.E.E., Ibrahim, T.K., Akinyemi, J.O., Ajayi, I.O., Falusi, A.G. and Bamgboye, E.A. Knowledge, Perception and Control Practices of Malaria Vector among Caregivers of Under-five Children in selected Rural Communities in Ibadan, Nigeria. African Journal of Sustainable Development Vol. 4 No. 2:63-77pp. 2014 Click here
16. Adejumo, M., Oloruntoba, E.O. and Sridhar, M.K.C. Use of Moringa oleifera (Lam.) Seed Powder as a Coagulant for purification of water from unprotected sources in Nigeria. European Scientific Journal Vol. 9 No. 24:214-229pp. 2013 Click here
17. Oloruntoba, E.O., Sridhar, M.K.C., Alabi, R.T. and Adebowale, S.A. Nitrate Concentration in Drinking Water Supplies in Selected Communities of Ibadan Southeast Local Government, Ibadan, Nigeria. African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology Vol. 7 No. 7:702-710pp. 2013 Click here
18. Rahji, M.A.Y. and Oloruntoba, E.O. Determinants of Households’ Willingness-to-Pay for Private Solid Waste Management Services in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Waste Management and Research Vol. 27 No. 10:961-965pp. 2008 Click here
19. Nriagu, J., Afeiche, M. Linder, A.A., Arowolo, T., Ana, G.R.E.E., Sridhar, M.K.C., Oloruntoba, E.O., Obi, E., Ebenebe, J.C., Orisakwe, O.E. and Adesina, A. Lead Poisoning Associated with Malaria in Children of Urban Areas of Nigeria. International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health Vol. 211 No. 1:591-605pp. 2008 Click here
20. Oloruntoba, E.O. Use of Geographic Information System in the Assessment of Bacteriological Quality and Sanitary Risk factors of Household Drinking Water Sources in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Water Supply: Research and Technology-Aqua Vol. 57 No. 8:607-614pp. 2008 Click here
CURRENT STUDENTS
Masters Level
2019/2020 set
1. Omotayo, Mabel OLAYIDE: Comparative study of the physico-chemical and bacteriological parameters of household treated water using ceramic filter and commercial sachet water
2. Olabisi Deborah OLADOKUN: School Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Financing in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria
3. Uforo Ekong UKPONG: Assessment of Microplastics in Groundwater sources (Well and Tap Water) in Ogunpa, Ibadan, Oyo State
4. Muhammed Ayomide AYOADE: Solid Waste Segregation as a Strategy for Improved Waste Management in Our Environment
2018/2019 set Awaiting defence
5. Thankgod Kelechi OBODO: Characterization of particulate fractions of plastics in water and sediment of Ogunpa river, Ibadan
6. Olayinka Felix FALAYE: Enrichment of Pleurotus ostreatus with Iron and Zinc to Improve the nutritional Quality
7. Opeyemi Esther OMILEYE: Limited electricity supply as a determinant of microbial load in households’ refrigerators, and housing satisfaction among residents of Oluyole local government, Ibadan
8. Abdulwaheed Ademola ADELABU: Assessment of fire safety and evacuation procedures in selected libraries in the University of Ibadan, Ibadan Nigeria
9. Anthony Oseikhuemen OKHUELEIGBE: Contaminants Levels present of Amaranthus hybridus vegetable along Market Chain and compliance of marketers to hygiene practices in selected Source farms within Ibadan
10. Sopuruchi N. NWAOBIALA: Assessment of gases and particulate matter pollution level and workers’ knowledge of health risks associated with pipeline welding in Port Harcourt
MPhil/PhD
11. Olufemi Adebayo FADARE: Environmental and health challenges of gold mining exploration in Ilesa and its environs; and institution of sustainable remediation strategies
12. Joy IKPEAZU: Access to water sanitation and hygiene in primary schools for persons with disabilities in Ibadan Nigeria
Doctoral Level
13. Taiwo Bukola FOLARIN: Impact of hygiene training and improved drinking water storage vessel on diarrhoea prevalence among under-five children in Ibadan south-east LGA, Oyo State
14. Banke Idayat YUSUF: Effectiveness and safety of selected botanical pesticides against Callosobruchus maculatus and Sitophilus zeamais in stored grains at Bodija market, Ibadan
15. Uzowulu Donald OLANNYE: Effectiveness of fabricated small-scale solvent extraction-based technology in spent lubricant oil treatment and base oil recovery to aid lubricant production
16. Abiola Emmanuel OLUSOLA: Effectiveness of fabricated combustion device embedded with activated charcoal on reducing organic pollutants and heavy metals emission from combustion of electronic wastes
17. Sikiru Gbolahan SALAKO: Assessment of particulates matter and perceived respiratory effects of a cement factory on community people in Ibese, Ogun State, Nigeria
PREVIOUS STUDENTS (Selected)
Masters Level
18. Oladayo Dosunmu BABATUNDE (2021): Assessment of irrigation management practices among farmers and determination of water and riverbed soil qualities of Omi River in Ibadan municipality
19. Emmanuel Ezebuihe NDUBUSI (2021): Effect of water activity on the rate of spoilage of Capsicum annum, Lycopersicum and Telfairia ocidentalis
20. Donatus ESTSENAMHE (2021): The profile of water, sanitation and hygiene-related diseases and quality of household water supply in low- and middle-income communities within Ibadan metropolis
21. Kehinde Olutayo OJO (2021): Status of water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities in selected private and public primary schools in Lagelu local government area of Ibadan
22. Philip Ayobola OLAOYE (2021): Effectiveness of a locally fabricated furnace in reducing air pollution at a used lead-acid battery recycling center in Ibadan, Nigeria
23. Adeoluwa Ibukun BAMIDELE (2021): Evaluation of an existing wastewater treatment plant of a detergent factory
24. Ojima Zachariah WADA (2019): Accessibility to functional water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services and its effect on secondary school students in Badagry local government area, Lagos state
25. Doyinsola JAMES (2019): Water quality management among households around flood plains within Ibadan metropolis
26. Halima Yetunde OPOOLA (2019): Status of water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities in primary health care centres in Ibadan south-east local government area of Oyo State
27. Grace O. ANUFORO (2019): Effect of school-based safe water intervention on WASH practices and quality of drinking water in selected schools within Sagamu local government area
28. Ginika Immanuella EMORDI (2019): Knowledge, perceptions and gender specific experiences of water, sanitation management among rural residents in Lagelu local government area of Oyo State
29. Christopher OSAGIE (2019): Safety practices and health implications of chronic lead exposure amongst automobile lead-acid battery recycling workers in Ibadan [MSHE]
30. Adewale Ismail TALEMU (2019): Assessment of sanitary status and risk associated with installed water storage tanks in Ibadan North local government area, Ibadan, Nigeria [MSHE]
31. Emmanuel OKOBI (2019): Primary health care workers’ knowledge, attitude and practices of sanitation and hygiene in selected local government areas in Ibadan, Nigeria
32. David Bamidele OLAWADE (2019): Effect of colour, environmental conditions, location of storage containers and duration of storage on water quality
33. Oluwatosin Emmanuel AMUBIEYA (2018): Faecal disposal practices and impact on receiving stream in Yemetu area of Ibadan, Southwest Nigeria
34. Olusegun Olumuyiwa GURUSA (2018): Heavy metals contamination of water sources around informal used lead acid battery recycling centres in Ibadan South-west local government
35. Oluwagbenga Emmanuel ABIODUN-ALO (2018): Housing conditions, environmental factors, and prevalence of malaria parasitaemia among under-five children in slums within Ibadan
36. Oluwakemi Grace IBIDUN (2018): Water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) practices among occupants of internally displaced persons’ camps in Abuja, Nigeria
37. Christian Obong EKPONG (2018). Biofiltration of kitchen wastewater using Cocos nucifera husk fibre
38. Kamoru Kehinde AJASA (2018): Pattern of traffic-related outbreak and mitigation practices among petroleum tanker drivers in Lagos metropolis [MSHE]
39. Oluwatoyin Feyisayo ADEPOJU (2018): Perception of safety culture among doctors and nurses in the University College Hospital, Ibadan [MSHE]
40. Emmanuel OKON (2018): Hygiene practices, knowledge about personal protective equipment and reported respiratory symptoms among bricklayers in Ibadan north local government area [MSHE]
41. Chinwedu Cindy IMO (2018): Knowledge of food safety and the practice of hygiene among food handlers in University of Ibadan main campus [co-supervised with Prof Ana]
42. Maureen Ijeoma IGBO (2017): Water quality and sanitary conditions of public primary schools in Borgu local government area, Niger State
43. Linda Ebere IROKA (2017): Awareness and perception of electrical fire hazard among occupants of the Faculty of Public Health building, University of Ibadan [MSHE]
44. Joy Eklnadese OJO (2017): Pathogenic bacteria load on the hands of selected market traders and effectiveness of locally available hand washing agent on their removal [co-supervised with MKC Sridhar]
45. Ruth Chidinma UWADIA (2017): Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities and its impact on the performance and attendance of menstruating girls in senior secondary schools in Badagry local government area [co-supervised with MKC Sridhar]
46. Vivian Tamunonengiyeoforiye IMUH (2017): Waste management practices and cardiopulmonary function of selected waste handlers in Ibadan Oyo state [co-supervised with MKC Sridhar]
47. Micheal Babasanya ADEKUNLE (2017): Used lead acid battery recycling and perceived health effects among battery rechargers and smelters in Ibadan, Oyo state
48. Ambrose Ogbeneluke AKPOBE (2017). Construction sites solid wastes characterisation and physico-chemical quality of their leachates in Ibadan metropolis, Oyo State
49. Abisola Modupe OSINUGA (2016): Quality of vended water from sources to households in sabo community, Ibadan, Nigeria
50. Oluchi Cynthia OBIAKOR (2016): Effects of effluents from cottage resist cloth industries on water sources in Ogbere and Itamerin Ona Ara Local Government Area, Oyo State
51. Rhoda Oluwatoyosi KOYEJO (2016): Water supply at workplace and menstrual hygiene practices among female adolescent apprentice in Ibadan North Local Government
52. Faith Izehinomen EDOROR (2016): Knowledge and perception of the role of sanitation and water in Ebola containment among secondary school students in Ibadan North
53. Lisabel Ehinnome IBOJIEMEMEN (2016): Effectiveness of ceramic water filters pots in household water treatment
54. Faith Ehiaghe UGBA (2016): Water quality and sanitation practices in selected communities in Akinyele local government area of Ibadan
55. Feyipitan Ayodele OMOLABI (2016): Effect of treatment processes on quality of water from Eleyele water treatment plant, Ibadan
56. Rahmat Adeola SANNI (2016): Level of adoption and effectiveness of safe storage in improving household drinking water quality in Kube-Atenda community, Ibadan
57. Abiola Emmanuel OLUSOLA (2016): Contamination level of Celosia argentea grown on floodplain at the University of Ibadan Teaching and Research farm.
58. Abisola Olusegun ASHIRU (2016): Microbial load of paper currency, quality of indoor banking environment and safety practices among officials in branches of a commercial bank in Ibadan
59. Olujimi Adedamola AKINBOLAWA (2016): Evaluation of plant-based and commercially available flocculant-disinfectants for water purification
60. Oluwatobi ‘Dapo ONI (2016): Macro-invertebrate population changes during composting of organic waste at Alesinloye market, Ibadan, Oyo State
61. Taiwo Nureni ADEBESIN (2015): Levels of Bisphenol A, Nonylphenol and Octylphenol in groundwater from selected communities in Ido and Ibadan North-west local governments
62. Oludotun Adeyinka OBATUYI (2015): Assessment of good manufacturing practices of selected packaged water industries in Ibadan [Co-supervision with Dr Okareh)
63. Nosaze Oghomwen OKUNDAYE (2015): Quality of water dispensed and microbial load of interior components of dispenser machined at the Federal Training Centre, University College Hospital, Ibadan.
64. Maryam YAHAYA (2015): Assessment of pollution load in Awba Dam using physical, chemical, and biological parameters
65. Chinedu Victor CHINEDU-NJOKU (2015). Water supply, sanitation facilities and handwashing practices among traders in two major markets within Ibadan metropolis
66. Opeoluwa Alice FATOKUN (2015): Effect of effluent from a sewage treatment plant in a tertiary hospital on the quality of the receiving water body in Ibadan.
67. Uzowulu Donald OLANNYE (2015): Effects of smoke treatment with Xylopia aethlopea and Tetraphera fruits on the quality of drinking water in Illah community, Delta State, Nigeria
68. Oluwaremilekun Rebecca ALUKO (2015): Comparison of effect of struvite prepared from sources-separated human urine inorganic fertilizer on Amaranthus canulates
69. Adebola Olayemi ADETUNJI (2015): Effect of safe storage and filtration technique on household drinking water quality in Kube Community, Ibadan North local government
70. Ifiok Pius UDOFIA (2015): Access to potable water supply, sanitation, and hygiene practices among the physically challenged in selected homes for the handicapped in Ibadan
71. Samuel Tolulope ADEKUNLE (2014). Heavy metal accumulation in Amaranthus cruentus grown on lead and cadmium contaminated soil
72. Toluwanimi Oyebola OGUNBUNMI (2014). Quality of soil and groundwater in automobile workshops in Akinyele local government area, Oyo State
73. Helen Bolaji OJO (2014): Indoor air quality and sanitary conditions in selected wards at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State - [co-supervision with Prof Ana]
74. Adesayo adejoke ADENIRAN (2014): sanitation practices and quality of household drinking water in Omi-Adio community, Ido local government, Ibadan, Nigeria
75. Nafisat Opeyemi AGBOLUAJE (2014): Housing conditions and perceived health effects on under-5 children in Omi-Adio local government area, Ibadan
76. Nurudeen Ayobami ADEBISI (2014): Liver and renal impairment in farmers exposed to chlorpyrifos and dimethoate pesticides in Ido local government area, Ibadan
77. Amaka Tonia NZOM (2014): Quality of water from protected springs and household storage containers in four local government areas in Ibadan, Nigeria
78. Nkechinyere Ann Stella OBANAYA (2014): Effectiveness of handwashing with two selected soaps on coliform reduction among public primary school pupils in Ibadan North local government area, Nigeria
79. Chimaobi ABIAMIRI (2013): Drinking water quality and safety from source to point of use in the University of Ibadan, Nigeria
80. Toyin Funmilola OGUNYEMEI (2013): Effect of storage containers on household drinking water quality in selected communities in Ibadan
81. Taiwo Bukola FOLARIN (2012): Hygiene and sanitation risk factors for diarrhoeal disease among under-five children in two selected hospitals in Ibadan, Nigeria
82. Linda Kelechi UKACHUKWU (2012): Heavy metal concentrations in water Clarias gariepinus and Tilapia guineensis from Agodi Lake in Ibadan
83. Mumuni ADEJUMO (2011): Use of Moringa oleifera (LAM) seed powder combined with household sand filter for water purification [main supervisor with Prof Sridhar as co-supervisor]
84. Olufunke Helen MORIYIBI (2011): Testing the efficacy of the utilization of human urine as a fertilizer and an eco-sanitation approach in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria [co-supervision with Prof Sridhar]
85. Ayoteju Adetutu OGUN (2008): Comparative influences of environmental factors on the health of beggars in Sabo, Ibadan, Nigeria [co-supervision with Prof Sridhar]
DOCTORAL LEVEL
86. Taiwo Babatunde HAMMED (2015): Effect of nutrient-rich Alternatives on quality of compost made from market waste
87. Olufemi Oludare ALUKO (2018): Resource recovery from faecal sludge and market waste using sequential co-composting and constructed wetland technologies
88. Mumuni ADEJUMO (2021): Use of algal biomass for urban greywater treatment and production of animal feedstocks from its by-products by low-income community residents in Ibadan [main supervisor with Prof Sridhar as co-supervisor]
