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Dr. Oluwaseun Tosin Bamigboye

Lecturer I | Examination Officer

Faculty of Agriculture · Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development

Specialization Agricultural Extension and Rural Development

Office: No 133, Omisanjana, Ado Ekiti, EKiti State, Nigeria

Phone: 07032550949

Email: oluwaseun.bamigboye@fuoye.edu.ng

Biography

Dr. Oluwaseun Tosin Bamigboye is a Lecturer in the Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, Faculty of Agriculture, Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), Nigeria. She obtained her Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Agricultural Extension from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, in 2014 and became the first female PhD graduate of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti in Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology in 2021.
She joined the Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension as an Adjunct Assistant Lecturer in April 2019 and became a tenured academic staff member in 2021. As an early-career researcher, she has published extensively in reputable national and international peer-reviewed journals. Her research focuses on agricultural extension, sustainable food systems, climate adaptation, rural sociology and development, agricultural sustainability, food security, digital agriculture, and the Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus. She is particularly interested in strengthening the knowledge, effectiveness, and capacity of agricultural stakeholders, including farmers, agro-dealers, extension agents, women, youth, and children, through evidence-based research and policy.
Dr. Bamigboye is actively involved in academic leadership and professional service. She serves as the Examination Officer for the Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, Chairman of the Faculty of Agriculture Online Profile Upgrade Committee, Member of the Directorate of Innovation and Digital Technology, FUOYE Innovation Hub, and Treasurer of the National Women Academics (NAWACS), FUOYE Chapter. She is also a member of several professional organizations, including the Canadian Sociological Association, the Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD), and the Rural Sociological Association of Nigeria.
She is passionate about generating practical research that promotes sustainable livelihoods, resilient food systems, and inclusive agricultural development across Africa. Outside academia, she enjoys travelling and exploring new cultures.

Research Interests

Sustainable Agri-food Systems
Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS)
Food Security and Nutrition
Food System Diversification
Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience
Sustainable Rural Livelihoods
Digital Agriculture and Agricultural Innovation
Agricultural Technology Adoption and Diffusion
Women's Empowerment and Gender in Agriculture
Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus
Agricultural Value Chains and Market Systems
Monitoring and Evaluation of Agricultural Development Programmes
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Agricultural Sustainability

Qualifications

Selected Publications

  1. Farming households’ vulnerability to livelihood insecurity: A case study from Urban and Rural Areas of Ekiti State, Nigeria.
    Authors: 2. Bamigboye, O.T., Adereti, F.O., Fanu, A.T., Oke, O.S., Samuel, S.D., Olatunji, O.C. and Ayegbusi, O.O.
    Journal of Agricultural Sciences – Sri Lanka, (2026)
  2. Cropping Systems, Adaptive Livelihood, and Household Resilience among Maize Farmers in Nigeria
    Authors: 1. Bamigboye, O. T., Karimi, V., Adeniran, A. H., Keshavarz, M., Karamidehkordi, E., & Bandh, S.
    Results in Engineering (2026)
  3. Conceptualizing women’s welfare through empowerment for nutritional and food security.
    Authors: Bamigboye, O.T. & Samuel, S. D.
    African Journal of Gender and Development (2024)
  4. Vulnerability of Residence to Forced Migration in Nigeria.
    Authors: Bamigboye, O.T., Fakayode, S.B. & Samuel, S. D. (2024).
    Wilberforce Journal of the Social Sciences (2024)
  5. Training Needs of Agro-dealers in South-west, Nigeria
    Authors: Bamigboye O. T., Adeniji O.B., Fakayode S. B., Ogunjimi S.I.
    Journal of Agricultural Extension (2024)
  6. Involvement of selected arable crop farmers in agro-forestry practices in Ekiti State, Nigeria.
    Authors: Oke, O. S., Adeniji, O.B., Bamigboye, O.T., Olawale, O.O., Adeoye, A.S. and Adewumi, O.T.
    UNIZIK Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences (2023)
  7. Effects of agro-dealers network on farmer’s accessibility to information in Ekiti State, Nigeria.
    Authors: Bamigboye, O.T, Adeniji, O.B.,Adara, C.T., Samuel, S.D., Olatunji, O.C., Ayegbusi, O.O. and Fanu, A.T.
    Research Journal of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences (2022)
  8. Livelihood activities among rural households in Emure Local Government Area of Ekiti State.
    Authors: Bamigboye, O.T, Adeniji, O.B., Ogunjimi, S.I. and Adara, C.T.
    Nigerian Journal of Rural Sociology (2021)
  9. Doggedness of small farms and productivity among smallholder farmers in Nigeria: Empirical linkage and policy implications for poverty reduction.
    Authors: Apata, T.G., N'Guessan, Y.G., Ayantoye, K., Borokini, A., Okanlawon, M., Bamigboye, O., Adara, C., Agboola, T.O. and Busari, A.O.
    Business Strategy and Development (2019)

Grants

Scholarship

Membership of Professional Bodies

Undergraduate Project Supervision

Course Teaching

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