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Dr.OshadareSegun started his professional career with Winsome consulting as a Senior financial and Management consultant about 33 years ago and has professional experience spanning Banking, Human Capital Management, Academia and Accountancy.
At winsome consulting, he managed the HR department with responsibilities on developing various HR and finance programs that fits organizational needs. He left Winsomefor the banking sector for 10years where he pioneered and played key roles in managing the banks business transformation rising to the post of Head, Business Development and Finance, managing several portfolios that transformed the bank’s assets and markets. He left the bank to lead the Finance and Account Department at Dana Plc, a multinational company from where he joined Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta as a lecturer.
He is an Alumnus of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), University of Benin (UNIBEN), Lagos state University (LASU) and Lagos State University of Education (LASUED).He holds an M.Phil./PhD in Finance from Uniben, Masters in Finance from UNILAG, Masters in Business Administration from LASU and two (2) B.Sc. degrees in Industrial Mathematics from the University of Benin, Benin City and Banking and Finance degree from Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos. He is a microfinance bank certified Banker by CIBN (MCIB) with an NCE in Mathematics from LASUED. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) and ICAN. He was elected a Council Member of CIBN 2022. He became a Chartered Accountant in 2010 and is a full Member of the Chartered institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria(CIPM) and Associate Member, Nigerian Institute of Management(NIM).He holds the diplomas of the CIPM and NIM. He is an entrepreneur with interest in fisheries and aquaculture, and has been a certified coach/mentor on the GIZ Startup loop (Nigeria/Germany initiative).
He heads the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, Ogun State as Chairman, and serves as Secretary of the Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria (APBN),Ogun State. He sits on the boards of some companies and is a member of many professional bodies committees covering education, curriculum and membership development. He is an award winner with National Mathematical Centre, best student 2002 CIBN Examinations and has the African Union network of Scientist Commendation in 2017. He has published extensively in local and international journals with industry accepted publications on financial inclusion and economic growth of Nigeria in addition to the publication on influence of financial inclusion on economic growth of Nigeria and United Kingdom. He also took a study on the influence of financial inclusion on economic growth of selected African Countries. He has served as an examiner for ICAN, CIPM, CIBN, University of Johannesburg and the federal Government initiative on entrepreneurial development and contest. He has also developed financing modules for various states and local government in Nigeria. He has been awarded an honorary doctorate degree
He is married with children and his hobbies include reading, writing and playing football.
Phd Finance 2023
Associate, Chartered Institute of Taxation(ACIT) 2022
M.Phil(Finance), University of Benin, Benin.2017
Fellow, Chartered Institute Of Bankers(FCIB)2016
M.ScFinance, University of Lagos. 2012
MBA, Lagos State University, Lagos 2011
CBN Microfinance Certified Banker(MCIB)2011
Associate, Chartered Accountant (ACA) 2011
B.Sc Banking and Finance, Lagos State University. 2008
Associate, Chartered Institute Of Bankers (ACIB) 2006
Associate, Nigeria Institute of Management (AMNIM) 2004 Associate, Chartered Institute of Personnel Mgt.(AIPM)2004
B.ScMathematics, University of Benin. 2003
National Certificate inEducation, Mathematics 1996
) Research completed but not yet Published
(i) Public Debt Trap and Economic Development in Nigeria
(b) Research in progress
(i) Financial Inclusion and Household Growth in Nigeria.
(ii) Corporate Social Responsibilities and Companies Performance For listed Companies in
Nigeria.
Certificate of Distiction, African Union of Network of Scientist 2018
Fellowship of the Chartered Institute of Bankers, Nigeria (FCIB) 2016
Best Student, Management Theory and Practice, CIBN 2003
National Mathematical Center, Abuja, Certificate of Merit 1998
(i) Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (Associate) 2022
(ii) Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (Fellow) 2016
(iii) Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (Associate) 2010
(iv) Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (Associate) 2006
(v) Nigeria Institute of Management (Associate) 2004
(vi) Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (Associate) 2004
(i)ICAN 11TH Western Zonal Conference, Lagos 2017
(a) Treasury Single Accounts: Benefits and Challenges in Nigerian Economy
(b) Balancing Ethics and Professionalism for the Nigerian Accountants
(ii) International conference of Banking and Finance, Abuja 2015
The dynamics of Banking and Security of customers and transactions
a) Dissetation/Thesis
Oshadare, S.A(2023) Macroeconomic Variables and Operational efficiency of Deposit
Money banks inSelected Africa CountriesThesis submitted to the Department of
Finance, University ofBenin for the Award of Doctors of Philosophy in Finance, Sept
2023.
Oshadare, S.A (2017) The impact of liquidity Management on the profitability of
Deposit Money Banks. Thesis submitted to the Department of Finance, University of
Benin for the Award of Masters of Philosophy in Finance, June 2017.
Oshadare, S.A(2012) The impact of corporate Governance on Banks performance and
stability.Thesis submitted to the Department of Finance, University of Lagos for the
Award of Masters in Finance, June 2012.
Oshadare, S.A (2011) The impact of stress on employee productivity”. Thesis
submitted to Post graduate School, Lagos State University for the Award of Masters in
Business Administration, Nov 2011
Oshadare, S.A(2008) Predicting Banks Profit using loans and advances” Thesis
submitted to the department of Finance, Lagos State University for the Award of
Bachelors of Science degree, LASU, Dec. 2008.
Oshadare, S.A (2004): Job scheduling and employees productivity” Thesis submitted
to the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management, August 2004
Oshadare, S.A(2003) Profitability and Liquidity. Thesis submitted to the Department
of Industrial Mathematics, University of Benin for the award of bachelors of Science
degree, Dec 2003
Oshadare, S.A(1996) The influence of parental interest on students’ performance in
Mathematics.Project submitted to the Dept. of Mathematics, AdeniranOgunsanya
College of Education, Ijanikin, Lagos
(i) Journal Articles in Print
(i) Oshadare, S. A andAdelowotan, M .Oshadare J. (2021). Branch network size and the growth of Nigerian Banks. In Nigeria, LASU Journal of finance and Accountings, 11(2), 33-49,
(ii) Ajayi, J. A., Ajagbe, F. A. &Oshadare, S. A. (2019). Effect of Board size on Bank Performance: A Study of Selected Banks in Nigeria. Imo State Business and Finance Journal, 9(2); 318-325. Published by Faculty of Business Administration, Imo State University.
(iii) Oshadare, S. A.&Adelowotan, M. O (2018) The relationship between Accounting Ratios and Investors decisions on listed banks in Nigeria.Uniport journal of Business, Accounting and Finance Management. Published by University of Port-harcourt, 8(2),1-11.
(iv) Oshadare, S. A., Ashamu, S. O., Raheem, A. N., Fapetu, D., Ajayi, J. A&Ojeaga, P. (2018). Value Creation Through Public Debt and Economic Growth of Nigeria. Scholedge International Journal of Business Policy & Governance, 5(7); 63-76. Published by School of Library and Information Science, University of Barcelona, Spain. Availableohttp//www.thescholedge.org/index.php/sijphp/article/view/502/508
(v) Ojeaga, P. I., Oshadare, S. A., Akinbola, O. A. &Ajayi, J. A.(2017). Trade Imbalance and Entrepreneurial Activity: A Quantitative Panel Data. Scholedge International Journal of Business Policy & Governance, 4(11); 116 – 123. Published by School of Library and Information Science, University of Barcelona, Spain.Available online at http://10.19085/journal.sijbpg041101
(vi) Ajayi J. A.,Oshadare, S. A.&Ajala, O. A. (2018). Semi-Strong Form of Efficiency of Nigerian Stock Market: An Empirical Test in the Context of Input and Output Index,.International Journal of Financial Research, 9(1); 115-120. Published by Sciedu Press, Canada. Available online at http://ijfr.sciedupress.com
(vii) Oshadare, S.A.,Adelowotan,M.O and Adejumobi,A.E. (2017) Relevance of
Accounting Ratios in Assessing the Financial Performance of Selected Quoted
Companies in Nigeria.ICAN Journal of Accounting and Finance, Published by
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria. (3), 285-296
(viii) Oshadare, S.A.,Adelowotan,M.O.,Sodiyan,O. (2016.). Assessing the Credibility
OfCorporate Annual Reports through the Adoption of IFRS in the Nigerian Banking
Industry.ResearchJournal Of Financial SustainabilityReporting. Published by
Enugu StateUniversity of Scienceand Technology, 1 (1),12-23
(ix) Oshadare, S.A &Adelowotan,M. O. (2016). Sectoral Dividend Payment Pattern and
Dividend Growth in the Nigerian Capital Market.ESUT Journal of
Accountancy.Published by Enugu State University of Scienceand Technology7(1),
302- 311
(x) Oshadare, S.A., Apelogun, K. H., Owoeye, D. S.andAdelowotan, J. (2015).
Regulation of Microfinance Institutions in Africa Major Economies: A Comparative
Analysis.International Journal of Business and Management,Published by
International Journal of Business and Management,3(4),77–84online at
www.theijmb.com
(ii)Edited Conference Proceedings
(i)Oshadare, S. A. (2019): Impact of flextime and Compress workweek on Job
Scheduling and performance of Accounting and Finance professionals. Proceedings
1st Academic Conference on Accounting and Finance 17– 19, May 2019,Faculty of
Management Sciences, University Of Benin
(ii)Oshadare, S. A. (2015): Impact of flextime and Compress workweek on Job
Scheduling and performance of Accounting and Finance professionals. Proceedings
1stAcademic Conference on Accounting and Finance 18–20, May 2105,Ben
Ukaegbu (Eds.) 969-983. Published by ICAN
(iii)Oshadare, S. A. (2014), Small and Medium- Sized Practices for improved Service
Delivery: Academic perspective,Proceedings ICAN Conference on Accounting
Practice10 – 11 December 2014,S.B.Adeyemi.(Eds.)12-19, Published by ICAN.
(vii) Technical Reports: Nil
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