Dr. Tawakalitu Oluwakemi Ojeomogha

Selected Recent Publications / Contributions to Knowledge

1. Her research interests include Vocational Education, Entrepreneurship Education, Adult and Lifelong Learning, Informal Sector Development, Skills Acquisition, Workforce Development, Digital Skills Integration, and Sustainable Community Empowerment.
2. A significant proportion of her research focuses on artisans in Nigeria, examining strategies for skills development, entrepreneurship training, digital inclusion, capacity building, economic empowerment, and productivity enhancement within the informal sector.
3. Her scholarly contributions have generated evidence-based recommendations for policy formulation and sustainable national development.
4. Dr. Ojeomogha has published more than 32 scholarly articles in reputable national and international journals and serves as a reviewer for academic journals, contributing to the promotion of research quality and scholarly excellence.
5. Her outstanding academic contributions have earned her several prestigious awards and honours. These include the:
6. Best Paper Presentation Award at the Adult Education Academic Programme under the Erasmus+ KA171 Programme at Julius-Maximilians University, Wrzburg, Germany(2026);
7. Most Outstanding Student Award of the RCCG School of Disciples, Lagos State (2025/2026 Session)
8. Most Outstanding Lecturer Award of the Department of Adult Education, University of Lagos (2016-2024);
9. Meritorious Award of Best Course Adviser (2017)
10. Award of Merit for Excellence in Teaching Practice Supervision by the Faculty ofEducation, University of Lagos (2019/2020).
11. Amazon of Distinction Achievers; Award in recognition of academic excellence following the successful completion of her Ph.D. programme (2015)

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Collaborations / Networks

• Dr. Ojeomogha has collaborated extensively with non-governmental organizations (NGOs), faith-based organizations, and government agencies on programmes designed to empower artisans, women, youths, and vulnerable groups while strengthening the informal sector in Nigeria. Through training, advocacy, research, and capacity-building initiatives, she has contributed significantly to improving livelihoods, entrepreneurial competencies, employability, and sustainable economic opportunities.
• She is an active member of the National Council for Adult Education and the Association of Business Educators of Nigeria. Through these professional associations, she participates in scholarly collaborations, conferences, policy dialogues, curriculum development initiatives, and research aimed at advancing education and national development.