Professor Remi Rebecca Aduradola is an academic, researcher, and administrator who specializes in Communication, Media, Cultural, Gender, Language, Literary Studies, and Children Advocacy. She serves as a Professor at the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Nigeria, and was appointed the pioneer Director of the Institute of Communication and General Studies (ICGNS) in August 2024. She holds a Ph.D. in Communication and Cultural Studies (2010), M.A. in Communication Arts (2003), and B.Ed. (Hons.) in Education with Language Arts (1985) from the University of Ibadan, Ibadan. She possesses an MBA (1998) with a Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) (1996) from the University of Sokoto, later known as Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Sokoto State.
Her interdisciplinary, scholarly research spans Communication, Media, Cultural, Language, Literary, Gender, Children, Peace and Conflict Studies; Education, Health, and Agricultural Communication. With over twenty-six years' experience in the higher education industry, Remi Aduradola has authored singly and collaboratively more than fifty-eight publications in peer-reviewed and high-impact journals both nationally and internationally- Journal of Communication and Media Research (JCMR), Journal of Home Economics Research, The Palgrave Handbook of Global Social Problems, International Journal of Cell, Animal Biology and Genetics, ASUU Journal of Humanities: A journal of Research and Development, Advances in Women’ Studies (AWS), African Notes, Fort Hare Papers (FHP), English for Specific Purposes Esp-World, Journal of Agricultura Tropica Et Subtropica, Ethnic Studies Review, Springer and LWATI: Journal of Contemporary Research.
Professor Remi Aduradola is a regular reviewer for several international and national publication outlets in her area of interest. She is committed to advancing rigorous and ethical peer-review practices in reputable journals and books. She is widely respected for her commitment to teaching, research, mentoring, leadership, and community service. She is known for promoting peace, gender equity, and the educational development of women and youth. She is a public speaker who is actively involved in counselling and mentoring young people while advocating for the welfare of women, girls, and children. She belongs to several professional bodies, and has won several research grants.
(a) Ph.D. (Communication and Cultural Studies) University of Ibadan 2010
(b) M.A. (Communication Arts) University of Ibadan 2003
(c) MBA (Master in Business Administration) Usmanu Danfodiyo University 1998
(d) PGDM (Postgraduate Diploma in Management)Usmanu Danfodiyo University 1996
(e) B. Ed. (Hons.) (Education with Language Arts) University of Ibadan 1985
Communication, Media, and Cultural Studies
Indigenous Communication, Media, and Knowledge Forms
Language and Literary Studies
Gender and Children Studies
Information Communication Technology (ICT)
a. Tertiary Education Trust Fund (Tetfund) for Research Grant 2025
b. IBR Tertiary Education Trust Fund (Tetfund) for Research Grant 2017
c. Tertiary Education Trust Fund (Tetfund) for Conference Attendance 2014
Director, Institute of Communication and General Studies from August 20, 2024 to August 19, 2027
COLAMRUD Representative, on Promotion Assessment Panel
AMREC Post Graduate Coordinator
i.Member, Association of Media, and Communication Researchers of Nigeria (AMCRON) 2020
ii.Member, Association of Communication Researchers and Professional Scholars in Nigeria (ASCP) 2016 to date
iii.International Literacy Association (ILA) 2015 to date
iv. Member, Virginia Gilder Sleeve International Fund (VGIF) 2013 to date
v. Member, Graduate Women International (GWI) formerly International Federation of University Women 2013 to date
vi. Social Science Research Network (SSRN) 2012 to date
vii. Member, African Council for Communication Education (ACCE) 2012 to date
viii. Member, Literary Association of Nigeria (LAN) 2012 to date
ix. Member, International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL) 2011 to date
x. Member, Nigerian Association of University Women (NAUW) 2010 to date
xi. Member, Interagency Youth Working Group (IYWG) 2010 to date
xii. Member, Women Deliver 2010 to date
xiii. Member, Reading Association of Nigeria (RAN) 2009 to date
xiv. Member, Society for Peace Studies and Practice (SPSP) 2009 to date
xv. Member, Family Health International (FHI)2003 to date
xvi. Associate, Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) 1998 to date
i. Invitation to Participate in the Maiden Edition of College Lecture Series Organised by College of Plant Science and Crop Production. Theme: Complexities of Academic Leadership and Followership: Nexus for Success. Held on February 18, 2026, at the New Auditorium 11, COLVET Phase 11, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
ii. Invitation to Participate in the College of Engineering International Conference (CEIC). Theme: Sustainable Engineering in the Era of Digital and Green Transformation. Held between 28th and 30th April, 2026 at the Red Chamber, Senate Building, Federal University of Agriculture, Alabata Road, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.
iii. International Day of Zero Waste 2025: Towards Zero Waste in Fashion and Textiles” Federal University of Agriculture, Postgraduate School Auditorium, Abeokuta on April 22nd, 2025.
iv. Special invitation from The Directorate of Technologist and Technical Staff (DITTECS), Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) to commemorate the 2025 World Laboratory Day. Theme: Education and Training: Building the Future of Laboratory Science. Held at Red Senate Chamber on the April 23, 2025.
v. Digital Media, Digital Citizenship and Democratic Governance” in the 2nd AMCRON (Association of Media and Communication Researchers of Nigeria) international Conference held from 1st to 2nd December 2022.
vi. Invited Guest, Ogun State Chapter Nigeria Institute of Public Relations 2024 Annual Colloquium, Theme: ‘‘Galvanizing Public and Private Stakeholders Towards Addressing Food Crises in Nigeria: Public Relations as Key Driver’’ and Launching of “Image Maker” Journal. Held at Cinema Hall June 12 Cultural Center, Kuto-Abeokuta on October 3, 2024.
vii. ‘‘Navigating the Ethical Minefield: Upholding Journalism Principles in the Digital Age’’ 1st ACSPN Empowerment Series (Hybrid) in Kwara State Organised by the Association of Communication Scholars & Professionals of Nigeria (ACSPN) held in Thomas Adewumi University, Oko, Kwara State on June 13, 2024.
viii. Participant, “Hybrid International Conference, Theme: Gender Inclusivity and Sustainable
ix. Development”. Held at the Senate building, FUNAAB, Abeokuta, Ogun State by the Nigerian Association of University Women (NAUW). 11th Thursday, 2023 and 12th October 2023.
x. “Publishing Ethics: Excellence in Peer Review: How to be an Effective Peer Reviewer.” A Webinar jointly organized by Taylor and Francis Group and the Association of African Universities held on Thursday September 25, 2023.
xi. ‘‘Communicating, Mass Media and Governance in Africa: Trajectories, Expectations and Realities’’ 3rd International Conference & Annual General Meeting of the Association of Media and Communication Researchers of Nigeria (AMCRON) held from 6th to 7th December 2023 at Biodun Shobanjo Multimedia Center of Excellence, University of Lagos.
xii. “Examining the Role Women play as Agents of Peace and Sustainable Development”. A Summit Organised by Coalition of Women in Africa for Peace and Development held in Marriot Hotel, Kigali-Rwanda 12 & 13th May, 2022.
xiii. Graduate Women International (GWI) 34th Triennial General Assembly Conference held virtually co-hosted by Indian Federation of University Women Association (IFUW) Nov.11-13, 2022.
xiv. ‘‘Innovations in English Language Teaching and Learning’’ in 12th Annual International Conference of NATRESL Benson- Idahosa University, Benin-City, Edo State. October 2015.
xv. 10th RASA & 9th PAN-AFRICAN Literacy Conference Held in Cape Town. South-Africa September 2-6, 2015.
xvi. Capacity Building Training to take Leadership roles in the Local and Wider Community. International Federation of University Women, (IFUW) 31st Edition of IFU Conference, Kadir-Has University Istanbul-Turkey. August 16-21, 2013.
i. Invitation to Participate in the Maiden Edition of College Lecture Series Organised by College of Plant Science and Crop Production. Theme: Complexities of Academic Leadership and Followership: Nexus for Success. Held on February 18, 2026, at the New Auditorium 11, COLVET Phase 11, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
ii. Invitation to Participate in the College of Engineering International Conference (CEIC). Theme: Sustainable Engineering in the Era of Digital and Green Transformation. Held between 28th and 30th April, 2026 at the Red Chamber, Senate Building, Federal University of Agriculture, Alabata Road, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.
iii. International Day of Zero Waste 2025: Towards Zero Waste in Fashion and Textiles” Federal University of Agriculture, Postgraduate School Auditorium, Abeokuta on April 22nd, 2025.
iv. Special invitation from The Directorate of Technologist and Technical Staff (DITTECS), Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) to commemorate the 2025 World Laboratory Day. Theme: Education and Training: Building the Future of Laboratory Science. Held at Red Senate Chamber on the April 23, 2025.
v. Digital Media, Digital Citizenship and Democratic Governance” in the 2nd AMCRON (Association of Media and Communication Researchers of Nigeria) international Conference held from 1st to 2nd December 2022.
vi. Invited Guest, Ogun State Chapter Nigeria Institute of Public Relations 2024 Annual Colloquium, Theme: ‘‘Galvanizing Public and Private Stakeholders Towards Addressing Food Crises in Nigeria: Public Relations as Key Driver’’ and Launching of “Image Maker” Journal. Held at Cinema Hall June 12 Cultural Center, Kuto-Abeokuta on October 3, 2024.
vii. ‘‘Navigating the Ethical Minefield: Upholding Journalism Principles in the Digital Age’’ 1st ACSPN Empowerment Series (Hybrid) in Kwara State Organised by the Association of Communication Scholars & Professionals of Nigeria (ACSPN) held in Thomas Adewumi University, Oko, Kwara State on June 13, 2024.
viii. Participant, “Hybrid International Conference, Theme: Gender Inclusivity and Sustainable
ix. Development”. Held at the Senate building, FUNAAB, Abeokuta, Ogun State by the Nigerian Association of University Women (NAUW). 11th Thursday, 2023 and 12th October 2023.
x. “Publishing Ethics: Excellence in Peer Review: How to be an Effective Peer Reviewer.” A Webinar jointly organized by Taylor and Francis Group and the Association of African Universities held on Thursday September 25, 2023.
xi. ‘‘Communicating, Mass Media and Governance in Africa: Trajectories, Expectations and Realities’’ 3rd International Conference & Annual General Meeting of the Association of Media and Communication Researchers of Nigeria (AMCRON) held from 6th to 7th December 2023 at Biodun Shobanjo Multimedia Center of Excellence, University of Lagos.
xii. “Examining the Role Women play as Agents of Peace and Sustainable Development”. A Summit Organised by Coalition of Women in Africa for Peace and Development held in Marriot Hotel, Kigali-Rwanda 12 & 13th May, 2022.
xiii. Graduate Women International (GWI) 34th Triennial General Assembly Conference held virtually co-hosted by Indian Federation of University Women Association (IFUW) Nov.11-13, 2022.
xiv. ‘‘Innovations in English Language Teaching and Learning’’ in 12th Annual International Conference of NATRESL Benson- Idahosa University, Benin-City, Edo State. October 2015.
xv. 10th RASA & 9th PAN-AFRICAN Literacy Conference Held in Cape Town. South-Africa September 2-6, 2015.
xvi. Capacity Building Training to take Leadership roles in the Local and Wider Community. International Federation of University Women, (IFUW) 31st Edition of IFU Conference, Kadir-Has University Istanbul-Turkey. August 16-21, 2013.
i. Aduradola, R.R. & O.M. Folorunso (2024). Communicating the Ethos of Omoluabi in Leadership and Good Governance in Nigeria’s Political Environment. Communication,The Mass Media and Good Governance 1 (1): 176-194 AMCRON.
ii. Onifade, C. A., Olurin, T.K., Adamu, C.O., Aduradola, R.R. and Oose, M.O. (2024). Impact of Cultural Practices on Sustainable Women Higher Education in Selected NTI Centres in Ogun State, Nigeria. Journal of the Nigerian Association of University Women (JNAUW). 1:101-111. ISSN: 0189-790X. Published by the Nigerian Association of University Women (NAUW).
iii. Adekola, 0.A., Fakoya, E.O., Aduradola, R.R., Adeosun, K. G. and Komolafe, S. E. (2024). Assessment of Knowledge and Benefits of taking Pre-natal Vaccine among Nomadic Women in Oyo State,Nigeria. Journal of the Nigerian Association of University Women (JNAUW). Vol. 1:131-140. ISSN: 0189-790X. Published by the Nigerian Association of University Women (NAUW).
iv. Thompson, O., Obi, M., Idris, R.T., Aduradola, R. and Onifade, C. (2024). From ‘Mr Lecturer’ to the ‘cold room’ experience: Understanding the drivers, Manifestations of Sexual Harassment and Responses in Nigeria’s Educational Institutions. Review of Education, Institute of Education Journal, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Vol. 36, Issue 1, June 2024 Pp. 379-389.
v. Olasupo, O. Thompson, B. Kanumuangi, Remi Aduradola, A. N. Raheem (2023). ’’He would have Been Born if Not for Emefiele.’’: Impact of Currency Redesign on Maternal Healthcare Services in Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria. Advances in Women’s Studies Volume 5 Issue 2, 3137 https//doi.org/10.5152/atakad2023.23037.
vi. Soetan, O.J., Ashimolowo, O.R., Ojo, O.Y., Aduradola R.R and Ogunsola, A. F. (2021). Cross-Cultural Perception towards Traditional Birth and Control Practices between Yoruba and Igede Indigenes in Ogun State, Nigeria. International Journals of Cell, Animal Biology and Genetics. Vol. 6(1) Pp.55-67.
vii. Oso, O.A., Lawal-Adebowale,O. A., Aduradola, R.R. & Adigun, J.K.(2020). “An investigation of the effects of Organisational Communication on Work Outcomes within Agriculture Research Institutes in Nigeria.” in Agricultura Tropical Et Subtropica, 53/4, 207213. Sciendo DOI:10. 2478/ats-2020-0021.
viii. Thompson, O.O., Nwaorgu, O.G.F., Afolabi, S.A. & Aduradola, R.R. (2020). ” ‘Oku Mi K Gbodo Sun Ita’ (Mis) Appropriation of Burial Sites and Public Cemeteries among Indigenous People of Egba, Southwestern Nigeria.” Ethnic Studies Review, Vol. 43, Issue 1:125-144.
ix. Adeyeye, O.A., Fabiyi, F.E., Aduradola, R.R. and Fapojuwo, O.E. (2020). Analysis of Rural Livelihood Needs among Farmers in Ogun State, Nigeria: A Gender Issue. Nigerian Journal of Agricultural and Development Economics (NIJADE) Vol. 11, No. 1 June 2020
x. Olurin, T.K., Onifade, C.A., Aduradola, R.R., & Adamu, C.0. (2019). Issues Relating to Sexual Activities among Female Undergraduates: A Case Study of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuts, Ogun State. Journal of Home Economics Research. 26(2):10-19. Published by Home Economics Research Association of Nigeria.
xi. Thompson, O.O., Nwaorgu, O.G.F., Afolabi, A.S. and Aduradola, R. R. (2019). ” Fake news, hate speech and the implications of government responses in Nigeria, 2015-2019.” Journal of Communication and Media Research (JCMR) Vol.11, No. 2: 159-171. October Edition.
xii. Thompson, O.O., Nwaorgu,O. G. F. & Aduradola, R. R. (2019).‘‘Remembered or Dismembered, Deified or Defiled? The Challenges of African Heroines in Contemporary History.” LWATI: A Journal of Contemporary Research. 16, 1: 94-115. ISSN: 1813-222. Published by the Universal Academic Service, University of Swaziland, Southern Africa.
xiii. Sotiloye, B. S., Bodunde, H., Aduradola, R.R., Adebiyi, A., Fola- Adebayo, T., AkeredoluAle, B., and Yusuf, A. (2019). “Web 2.0 Supporting Academic Literacy through Forum.” ELTT Journal for Teachers of English and Communication Skills. 14:208-219. Published by NATRESL. Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. ISSN 1119-0426. Nigeria.
xiv. Sahid, K.A., Aduradola, R.R., Adewale, C.O. and Ajeyet, J.G. (2017). ” Pedagogical Approach in the Use of ICT (Multimedia Technology) in Learning.” UNIOSUN, Journal of Law, Development and the Humanities.Vol. 2, Issue 1: 24-32. June Edition, Sponsored by Tetfund, TETFUND/ UNI/OSOGBO/ARJ/1&2.
xv. Thompson, O.O. and Aduradola, R. R. (2016), “Terrorism, the Vulnerable Population and Social Inclusion Question in Nigeria.” ASUU Journal of Humanities: A Journal of Research and Development. 3, 3:1-14. Published by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
xvi. Onifade, C.A., Aduradola, R.R. and Adamu, C.O. (2016). “The Culture of violence against women and its impact on Sustainable Food Security in Nigeria.”British Journal of Education, Society & Behaivoural Science (BJESBS). 15(2), 1-12. ISSN: 2278-0998.
xvii. Sotiloye, B.S., Bodunde, H. A., Akeredolu-Ale, B.I., Adebiyi, A. A. and Aduradola, R.R. (2016). ‘‘English and Communication Skills in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions: The State of the Art.” Esp World. 17, 50:1-21.Published by English for Specific Purposes ISSN1682-3257. http://esp-world.7p.com Russia.
xviii. Sotiloye, B.S., Bodunde, H.A., Adebiyi A.A. and Aduradola, R.R. (2016). “Teachers and Students’ Perception of Mobile Technology in Teaching and Learning.” The Journal of Communicative English. Vol.12. Pp.112-127.Published by the English Language Unit, Department of Educational Foundations and General Studies, University of Agriculture, Makurdi. ISSN:07951949 June Edition.
xix. Thompson, O.O., Njemanze, P.O.O.M, Aduradola, R.R., Onifade, C.A. and Boge, F.I.O. (2015). ‘A Dereliction of the Child Rights’ Act: A Diagnosis of a Pretext in Nigerian Context.’’ IRORO Journal of Arts.16, 1:16-36. Published by the Faculty of Arts, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma. ISSN 0795-4417. Nigeria.
xx. Aduradola, R. R., Thompson O.O. and Adebiyi, A.A. (2015). ‘‘Impact of Visual Media Technology as Instructional Aid on Learning at Tertiary Level.’’ ELTT Journal for Teachers of English and Communication Skills. 12:25-36. Published by NATRESL. Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. ISSN 1119-0426. Nigeria.
xxi. Aduradola, R.R. and Onifade, C.A. (2015). ” Culture, Communication and the Management of Ethnic and Religious Conflicts in Nigeria.” Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts. (JHSSCA) Vol. 10. Pp.39-53. Sponsored by Tetfund.
xxii. Idowu, O.M., Aduradola, R. R. and Banmeke, T.O.A. (2014). ‘‘Language Learning Strategies and Gender in Ogun State Senior Secondary Schools.’’ Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts (formerly ASSET Journal Series C) 9:1-13. ISSN: Print -2277-078X.Nigeria. 30. Sotiloye, B., Aduradola, R.R., Akeredolu-Ale, B. and Bodunde, H. (2014). ‘‘Utilising the Digital Age Opportunities for Enriching Classroom Interaction in Higher Education: A FUNAAB Experiment.’ Published by the Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts (formerly ASSET Journal Series C), 9:14-21. ISSN: Print-2277078X. Nigeria.
xxiii. Aduradola, R.R., Sotiloye, B. S., Adebiyi, A.A., Bodunde, H.A. and Akeredolu-Ale, B.I. (2014). ‘‘Adopting a Learner-Friendly Approach to English Language Learners’ Speech Challenge.’’ ELTT, Journal for Teachers of English and Communication Skills. Published by NATRESL. Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. 11:74-88. ISSN: 1119-0426 Nigeria.
xxiv. Aduradola R.R. and O. Oyero (2013). “The Pragmatics Import of ‘Child’ in Yoruba Proverbs.’’ Fort Hare Papers (FHP): A Multi-disciplinary Journal of the University of Fort Hare. 20, 1:1-15. Published by Govern Mbeki Research and Development Centre, University of Fort Hare Alice.South-Africa.ISSN:00515- 8054.
xxv. Aduradola, R. R. and Ojukwu C. C. (2013). “Language of political campaigns and politics in Nigeria.” Canadian Social Science (CS Canada).Vol. 9 Number 3.pp.104-116. 30 June. Published by Canadian Academy of Oriental and Occidental Culture, Canada.
xxvi. Aduradola, R.R. and Akeredolu-Ale, B.I. (2013). “The Power of Student’s Involvement: Using Posters as Teaching Tools in Managing Large Classes.” English for Specific Purposes World. Issue 40, Vol. 14 pp.1-20. ISSN 1682-3257.https//www.esp-world.info/Articles_ 40/Issue Russia.
xxvii. Onifade, C.A., Aduradola, R.R. and Amao, S.O. (2012). Effect of socio-economic survival of okada Riders on African Cultural Values.” Global Journal of Human Social Science: A (Arts and Humanities). Vol. 12, Issue 14 (VER.1.0) Pp. 39-46. Publisher: Global Journals Inc. (USA).
xxviii. Aduradola, R. R. & M.O.O. Oyatogun (2012). ‘‘Cultural and Ecological Information Dissemination in Post-colonial Nigeria.’’ African Notes. 36, 3:59-75. Special Edition. Published by the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan. ISSN: 0002-0087 Nigeria.
xxix. Aduradola, R. R. and H. A. Bodunde (2011). ‘‘Information Communication, Technology: A Resource for English Language Teaching in a Second Language Classroom.” ELTT 8:38-45. Published by NATRESL. ISSN: 1119-0426. Nigeria.
xxx. Aduradola, R. R., Onifade, C. A. and Adamu, C.O. (2007). “An Assessment of Communication Strategies for the Presidential Initiative on Cassava Production (PICP) in Odeda Local Government Area of Ogun State.’’ Development Studies Round Table Journal of Development). 3, 2:41-54. Published by the Department of Political and Administrative Studies, University of Port-Harcourt. Rivers State. ISSN: 0331-183X. Nigeria.
xxxi. Aduradola, R. R. (2007). Lecturers’ Attitudinal Behaviours to the Teaching of Use of English and Communication Skills” Gege: Ogun Studies in English 7:103 – 118. Published by the Department of English, Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU). Ago-Iwoye. ISSN: 1115117X. Nigeria.
xxxii. Aduradola, R. R. (2006). ٬٬Writing errors of Students in Tertiary Institutions ASSET SERIES C.1:161-171. Published by the Federal University of Agricultur, Abeokuta. ISSN:1595-9694. Nigeria.
xxxiii. Aduradola, R. R. (2005). ‘’ Gender Perception of and Attitude to Use of English Course in a Nigerian University.’’ ELTT 4, 1: 35-41. Published by NATRESL. ISSN: 1119-0426. Nigeria.
xxxiv. Aduradola, R. R. (2005). ‘‘Attitude of Students to English and Communication Skills` (ECS) Course: A Study of UNAAB.’’ Gege: Ogun Studies in English. 5, 1:205-219. Published by the Department of English, Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) Ago-Iwoye. ISSN: 1115-117X. Nigeria
xxxv. Aduradola, R. R. (2004). ‘‘Post-colonial Challenges in the Writings of Achebe and Soyinka.’’ African Notes. 28, 1& 2:14-43. Published by the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan. ISSN: 0802-0087. Nigeria.
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