Dr. Bolanle Morenike Adeoluwa

Lecturer I

Faculty of Communication and Media Studies · Department of Mass Communication

Specialization Communication and Public Relations

Office: Department Of Mass Communication, Federal University , Oye-Ekiti

Phone: 08034735115

Email: bolanle.adeoluwa@fuoye.edu.ng

Biography

Dr Adeoluwa Bolanle is a lecturer in the Department of Mass Communication. She has a first degree in Mass Communication and another first degree in Education. She also has B.Sc in Mass Communication and a Master degree in Industrial and Labour Relations. She has a Ph.D in Mass Communication.

Research Interests

Mass Communication, Gender Communication, Public Relations and Media

Qualifications

• B.Ed. in Education and Yoruba, Ondo State University, Ado-Ekiti (1992)
• Diploma in computer Studies, Lynkel Institute of Computer Science, Jos, Plateau State (1994)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Public Relations, Nigeria Institute of Journalism, Lagos State. (1996)
• Masters of Industrial and Lab our Relations, University of Ado Ekiti (2011)
• M.Sc. Mass Communication, Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (2017)
• B.Sc. Mass Communication, Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Ikeji Arakeji (2019)
• Ph.D Mass Communication, Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (2025)

Selected Publications

1. Gender Differences in Instagram-driven Mental Health and Addictive Behaviour among Nigerian Undergraduates.
   Authors: Olaimolu, O.O., Talabi F.O., Ogundeji, B.K., Olusola, O.J., Adeoluwa, B.M., Adu, A.O., Ayoade, I.O., AjayiOwoyemi, B.R., Oyedele, T.O., Oyeyemi, O.F, Bello, S.A, Olatunji, O., Olanrewaju, M.M., Okunade, J.K.
   International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Scope (2026)
2. Digital media Platforms and Women’s Political Engagement in Southwest Nigeria
   Authors: Adeoluwa , B.M, Faloye, B.O, Adeoluwa, E.P, Olusola O.J, Olaimolu ,O.O
   Informasi (2026)
3. Linguo-Cultural Preservation through Music: Addressing Language Attrition and Extinction among Ikere Indigenous Undergraduates.
   Authors: Faloye, B. O., Adeoluwa, B. M., Obadare, F. T., & Balogun, Y. O.
   Journal of African Languages and Literary Studies, (2026)
4. Beyond the Ballot: The Role of Digital Media in Advancing Women’s Civil Participation in Southwestern Nigeria
   Authors: Adeoluwa, B. M. ., Olaseinde, O. B. ., Adedayo, A. M. ., & Olafare, E. O.
   Mdooter Journal of Communication and Digital Technologies (IJGS) (2026)
5. Mass Media and the Promotion of Sustainable Clean Energy in Nigeria.
   Authors: Adeoluwa, B.M, & Layefa, G.T,
   NIPES-Journal of science and Technology (2025)
6. Media Advocacy for Balancing Gender Reports on Domestic Violence Against Men in South West, Nigeria
   Authors: Adeoluwa, B.M. Olasehinde, O. B, Olusola O. J.
   International journals of Gender Studies (2025)
7. Adoption of Social Media-Based Political Campaign Among Political Aspirants for The Local Government Elections in Oyo-State, Nigeria
   Authors: Adeoluwa, B. M, Adebayo, J. M, & Olaimolu, O. O
   Redeemers University Cpas/Run College of Post Graduate Studies.corpus Intellectual (2025)
8. Digital Media Technology and Security: Dynamics for Sustainable Security and Innovation in Nigeria.
   Authors: Adeoluwa, B. M, Adedayo, A. M, Okoye, I, Adeoluwa, E. P, Badmujs, A. I,Adabembe, K. O
   YMERE (2025)
9. Media Platform Women Empowerment and Development Programmes for Sustainability in Nigeria.
   Authors: Adeoluwa, B. M
   Journal of Economic, Social and Educational Issues, 2(2), 24-37. (2022)
10. Institutional Based research: Digitalization, Film production and global education dynamism: a study of pre-service Teacher speech proficiency.
    Authors: Faloye, B. O., Adeoluwa, B. M. & Olaide, M. A.
    Global Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Science 9(6), 81-91 (2021)
11. Correlates of undergraduate learning outcomes in theatre arts, social sciences and spoken English in Colleges of Education.
    Authors: Faloye, B. O. & Adeoluwa, B. M.
    Ikere Journal of Humanities (2020)
12. Mass Media Press Freedom and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria’s Forth Republic (1999-2019)
    Authors: Adeoluwa, B. M
    British Journal of Multidisciplinary and Advanced studies: Art, Humanities and Social Sciences 4 (2),77-91. (2019)
13. Mass Media and public health behavioral change in Nigeria
    Authors: Adeoluwa, B. M. .Aborisade, P. O, Bodunde, I. J & Loko, E. T.
    Journal of Education and social sciences, 5(2),,231-238. (2016)

Professional Qualification

• Associate Member - Nigeria Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) (2022)
• Member - Association of Nigerian University Professional Administrators (2017)

Paper Presentation - Local

• Mass Media and the Promotion of Sustainable Clean Energy in Nigeria. - Afe Babalola University 2nd International Conference on Clean Energy for Africa (ABUAD-ICCEA 20250 (2025)
• Musicians as political gladiators: Minning twitter user's perception of the use of musicians as political actors and influencers during electoral campaigns communication in Nigeira - Conference at Federal university Oye, Communication and Media Studies Department, Navigating change: interdisciplinary Perspectives On Communication, Society and Development In Africa. (2025)