(1)Ph. D. (Economics) 2013
(2)M Sc. (Economics) 2006
(3)B. Ed. (Hons, Econs) 2002

(a) Olubiyi E. A, Kolade F & Dairo D. Investigating the Exchange Rate
Movement on selected Agricultural Products in Emerging African Countries.
Submitted to Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts.
(b) Olubiyi E. A, Oluganna E & Fakunmoju K. Testing the Joint Stock Market
Efficiency of OPEC countries. Economics and Management Studies.
(c) Olubiyi E. A Investigating the Causal Relationship among Energy Use,
Carbon Emission and Welfare in Emerging African Countries. Submitted to Review
of Black Political Economy.

(1) Overall best student in the Department of Adult Education
University of Ibadan 2002
(2) The most industrious student in the Department of Adult Education
University of Ibadan 2002
(3) Ayo Ogunlesi Best Student prize in the Department
Adult Education University of Ibadan 2002

(i) Nigeria Economic Society 2006 -date
(ii)Union of African Population Studies 2014-date

(1) Annual African Review of Economic and Finance conference, Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa, 2018.
(2) Demographic Dividend in Africa: Prospects, Opportunities and Challenges. 7th International African Population Conference, Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa, 2015.
(3) National Conference on Migration. International Organization for Migration, Abuja. 2015.
(4) African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Biannual Research Workshop, December, 2014, Lusaka, Zambia.

(1) Olubiyi, E.A, S.M.A Posu and T.P Ogunnusi (2023). Does Intra-African Migration Matter for Intra-African Trade? EuroEconomica 42(1), 165-182.
(2) Adekoya, O, J, Oniyide, E.A. Olubiyi and A. Adedeji (2023). The inflation-hedging performance of industrial metals in the world’s most industrialized countries. Resource Policy, 81(103364).
(3) Odekunle, B., E. Oluganna and E.A. Olubiyi (2023). Forecasting Inflation and Exchange Rates under Financial Uncertainty: New Evidence from Nigeria. Gusau International Journal of Management and Social Sciences, 6(1), 145-163.
(4) Olubiyi E.A and O. Ibironke (2023). Are Determinants of Government Expenditure Symmetry or Asymmetry? Fresh Evidence from Nigeria. Journal of Development Areas, 57(1), 127-140.
(5) Dada, M., A. E. A. Olubiyi, S. O., Akinbode, B. P., Abalaba, and O. G., Okungbowa (2022). Effect of currency devaluation on economic growth in Nigeria: new evidence from dynamic OLS. Ilorin Journal of Business and social sciences, 24(1), 1-19.
(6) Olubiyi, E.A and O.J. Oyetayo (2022). Nexus among economic growth, stock market and exchange rate movement in the Organization of Petroleum Exportin Countries (OPEC). Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts, 17:9-26.
(7) Sulaimon, T, E.A Olubiyi and O.Ayoola (2022). Signal Extraction from the Bond Market and Inflation Forecasting in Nigeria. Journal of Management and Social Sciences 1314-1333.
(8) Olubiyi, E.A (2021). Economic integration and stock market development: evidence from Nigeria. International Trade Journal, 35(4):1-25.
(9) Olubiyi, E.A and E. Oluganna (2021). Do remittances stimulate business cycle in Nigeria? Journal of Developing Areas, 55(4):61-77.
(10) Olubiyi, E.A (2021). Labour market effects of emigration in Nigeria: skill-level analysis. Iranian Economic Review, 25(1), 137-166.
(11) Oyetayo O.J, Olubiyi E.A, Abioro M.A (2021) Households’ Population Data Disaggregation: A Financial Perspective. Indian Journal of Economics and Development, 9(3), 1-10, Published by Indian Society of Education and Environment, India.
(12) Olubiyi E.A and Akintobi, O.A (2021) Determinants for the demand for Primary Healthcare Services in Abeokuta South Local Government Area, Ogun State Nigeria. Journal of Economics and Policy Analysis, 6(1), 1-31.
(13) Olubiyi E.A and Idris, M (2021). Bilateral Exchange Rate Pass-through to inflation and unemployment rates in Nigeria. LASU Journal of Economics 3(2), 82-103.
(14) Olubiyi, E.A (2020). Energy consumption, carbon emission and well-being in Africa. Review of Black Political Economy 47(3), 295-318.
(15) Olubiyi E.A and Oluganna, E (2020). Foreign Direct Investment, Remittances and Stock Market Development. Nigerian Journal of Securities Markets. 5(1): 97-120.
(16) Olubiyi, E.A., E. Oluganna (2020). Oil price overshooting, monetary policy and economic activity: evidence from oil producing nation. Journal of Economics and Economic Education Research, 21(3), 1-19.
(17) Oluganna, E., I.M. Adeniyi and E.A. Olubiyi (2020). Asymmetric exchange rate exposure of financial performance: empirical evidence through ARDL and non-ARDL. Fountain University Osogbo Journal of Management, 5(1), 172-185.
(18) Olubiyi E.A and Ogununusi T (2020). Does Emigration substitute or compliment trade between Nigeria and the rest of Africa? LASU Journal of Economics .2(2), :32-55.
(19) Olubiyi E.A, Kolade F anf Bello, H (2019). EU product standards and exports diversification in Nigeria and South Africa. Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics and Sociology 30(1): 1-20.
(20) Olubiyi, E.A, Olaifa, F and Akande R (2019). Are determinants of imports similar across manufactured products? Evidence from Nigeria. Journal of Economics Management and Trade 22(1):1-17.
(21) Olubiyi E.A, Abdulkareem, H and Bayewu, O (2019). Stock Market Activities and Labour Market Dynamics in selected sub-Saharan Africa Countries. UNIOSUN Journal of Employment Relations and Management, 1(2): 203-228.
(22) Olubiyi, E.A, F. Kolade and D. Dairo (2019). Effects of Exchange rate movements on selected agricultural products in Emerging African countries. Journal of Humanities, Social Science and Creative Arts, 14, 91-112.
(23) (Olubiyi E.A. (2019). Are stock price behaviors of OPEC countries interdependent? Nigerian Journal of Securities Markets. 4(1), 58-59.
(24) Olubiyi E.A, Olaifa F & Adekoya O (2019). Energy consumption and employment: Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa. Ignatius Ajuru University of Business and Marketing Chronicle. (formerly Rivers State University of Education) 5(1), 1-18.
(25) Olubiyi E.A, Olaifa F & Akinnola G (2019). “Does Government Fiscal Expense Affect Inflation and Crowds Out Investment in the ECOWAS Region?” Fountain University Osogbo Journal of Management, 4(2), 1-19.
(26) Olubiyi, E.A. Raheem A.N & Ademokoya A. (2018). Dynamic effects of remittances on external reserves in Nigeria. the role of inflation and structural breaks. Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts. 13, 119-141.
(27) Olubiyi, E.A & Olopade, P (2018). “On the efficiency of stock markets. A case of selected OPEC member countries”. CBN Journal of Applied Statistics, 9(2), 75-101.
(28) Olubiyi, E.A., Biala, M & Olaifa, F. (2018). What are the drivers of Human development in Nigeria? Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa. 20(2), 1-23.
(29) Olubiyi E.A & Bolarinwa M (2018) Fiscal deficit and inflation rate in selected African Regional Blocs: A comparative analysis. Turkish Economic Review 5(1):91-100.
(30) Olubiyi E.A & Oluganna, E (2018). Migrants’ remittance flows and use in Nigeria. International Journal of Development Research 8(5):20622-20632.
(31) Adewuyi, A.O & Olubiyi E.A (2015). Do governance institutions matter for trade of Sub-Saharan Africa?” African Journal of Economic Policy´. 22(1): 104-147.
(32) Olubiyi, E.A & Kehinde, K.O (2015). Does exchange rate affect remittances in Nigeria? The Review of Finance and Banking. 7(1), 31-45.
(33) Olubiyi E.A & Olarinde O.S (2015). Revisiting the Effects of Workers’ Remittances on Economic Development in Nigeria. Journal of Economic Thought 2(4):281-299.
(34) Olubiyi, E.A (2015). Effects of trade facilitation on inequality: A case study of sub-Saharan Africa. Turkish Economic Review, 2(3):169-185.
(35) Olubiyi, E.A (2014). Investigating the effectiveness of international migration on youth employment:: evidence from Nigeria. African Journal of Economic Policy. 21(2): 1-34.
(36) Olubiyi, E.A (2014). Trade Remittances and Economic Growth in Nigeria: Any Causal Relationship? African Development Review. 26,(2), 274-285 .
(37) Olubiyi, E.A (2013). Workers’ Remittances, Governance Institutions and Investment in Nigeria” Review of Finance and Banking. 5(1), 63-81.
(38) Olubiyi E.A (2012). Are migration and trade substitutes or complements in Nigeria? West African Review. 21(2), 63-91.
(39) Ogwumike, F.O & Olubiyi, E.A. (2009) Remittances and economic development in sub-Saharan Africa. Indian Journal of Economics, 90(1), 1-21.
(40) Olubiyi, E.A (2009) Workers’ remittances and financial sector performance: The Nigerian experience. CBN-Economic and Financial Review. 47(2), 45-87 (Published by Department of Research and Statistics, Central Bank of Nigeria, Abuja.
(41) Akinbode, S..O and Olubiyi E.A (2020). Does trade with ECOWAS countries improve welfare in Nigeria. AfCTA in Post COVID-19 Era, Part 4: (eds) NES (2020). Implication of FTAs for poverty, Household Welfare and Development. Proceedings of 61st Annual Conference. National Economic Society (NES), Abuja, 421-449.