Nigerian Law School. Institute nof Mediation and Conciliation
FUOYE Academic Staff Profile
Dr. Muslim olujide Omoleke
Senior Lecturer
Department of Law, Faculty of Law
Area of Specialization: Human rights, criminal law, Alternative dispute resolution, property law,legal drafting and conveyancing Electoral law and Electoral Technology.
Biography
I was born about six decades ago. I attended University of Ife, Obafemi Awolowo University,Afe Babalola University, institute of Chattered Mediation and Conciliation and the Nigerian Law School. I also retired as a Director/Administrative Secretary in INEC. I'm presently a Senior Lecturer and HOD public and International Law
Research Interests
Human rights,ADR, Criminal Law, Electoral law and Electoral Technology
Qualifications
| Degree | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|
| PhD,LLM,LLB MBA MPhil, Bsc, BL, ICMC, EDP | University of Ife, Obafemi Awolowo University,Afe Babalola University, Nigerian Law School | 1985,1993,1995,2002 |
Professional Qualification
Awards
Best Lecturer in 2023/2024
Membership of Professional Bodies
Barrister at law
Chattered Mediator and Conciliator
Paper Presentation - Local
Osogbo
Undergraduate Project Supervision
Land ownership and development in Nigeria:an examination of Land use Act 1978
An Evaluation of the impact of Land use Act 1978 on the ownership of land in Nigeria,a case study of Ado Local government area of Ekiti State
The legal implications of compulsory acquisition of land in Nigeria: balancing public and private interest
Land Ownership in Nigeria: examining the tension between customary rights and statutory provisions under the land use Act 1978
Course Teaching
Property Law 1& 2
Conveyancing Law 1&2
Criminal Law1&2
Conflict of Law
Commercial Law 1&2
Advanced Administrative Law( Postgraduate)
Selected Publications
Law, Technology and Electoral Transparency: A Comparative study of Nigeria and the United States
Authors: Omoleke Muslim et al
Journal of Innovation and Technology • 2026
Dual Citizenship and Nationalty Laws in Nigeria and the United Kingdom: A legal Comparative study
Authors: Omoleke Muslim,et al
The journal of sustainable development law and policy • 2026
