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DEPARTMENT:
Economics/Development
FACULTY Management /Development Sciences
DATE AND
PLACE OF BIRTH:
30TH January1950 at Ogotun-Ekiti, Ekiti State,
Nigeria.
NATIONALITY: Nigerian
NAMES AND
AGES OF CHILDREN:
DR. IGE, Rosaleen Oluwabunmi (27),
MB BS (IBADAN)
Mr. IGE, Cyril Oluwagbenga (24)
B.Sc Elec/Elec Engineering (OAU, Ile-Ife)
IGE, PatriciaOluwatoyin (22)
Fourth Year Medical Student, Obafemi Awolowo University,
Ile-Ife, Nigeria
IGE, Anthony
Oluwadamilola (20)
Fourth Year Mechanical Engineering Student, University of
Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria.
7. PRESENT
ADDRESS:
(1) House 41, 52 Road, 5thAvenue,
Festac Town, Lagos, Nigeria
8. E-MAIL
ADDRESS/TELEPHONE:
tocsige@yahoo.com
0803 561 5601
0802 307 1336
(wifes)
9. POST
PRIMARY INSTITUTIONS WITH DATES:
(a) University
of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 1978-1981
(b) University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria, 1969-1975
(c) Oyemekun Grammar School, Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria,
1967-1968
(d) Notre Dame College, Ushi-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria
1961-1966
PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS WITH DATES
(a) Ph.D (Strathclyde,
Glasgow) Economics, 1981
(b) M.Sc. (Ibadan, Nigereia), Economics, 1975
© B.Sc. (Ibadan, Nigeria), Second Class Upper Division
1973
(d) General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level
in Pure Mathematics, Geography and Economics at the same
sitting 1968
(e) West African School Certificate Examination, Grade
ONE 1966
(i) Awards
and Distinctions:
(a)
Certificate of Appreciation for Dedicated Service to the UN
(1996);
(b)
Certificate of Life Membership, Nigerian Economic Society
(1989);
(c) Federal Government Scholarship, PhD Economics, for
specialization in Econometrics at the University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow, 1978-1981;
(d) Western
State Scholarship for M.Sc/Ph.D Operations Research at the
London School of Economics, 1976; never utilized because of
preference for (a) above;
(e)
Rockefeller Foundation Scholarship for M.Sc Economics at the
University of Ibadan, Nigeria, 1973-1975;
(f) Federal
Government Scholarship for B.Sc Economics at the University
of Ibadan, Nigeria, 1969-1973;
(g) First Prize in Economics, Lower Six Higher School
Certificate (HSC) Examination, 1967 Oyemekun Grammar School,
Akure, Nigeria.
11 (ii) Specialization
(a) PhD Thesis: Testing Alternative Models of Fixed
Investment Demand.: An Econometric Analysis
Special Areas: Econometrics, Micro and Macroeconomics,
Mathematical Economics, Manufacturing Industries.
(b) M. Sc. Thesis:
Optimizing Cement Distribution in Nigeria: An Application of
the Transportation Model.
Special Areas: Operations Research, Marketing; Course work:
Micro-economics, Macro-economics, Policy Analysis, Growth
Theory, Mathematical Economics, Quantitative Economics.
© B.Sc.
EconomicsSpecial Areas:
Operations Research, Mathematical Micro-Economics,
Mathematical Macro-Economics, Mathematical Programming,
Econometrics, Probability Theory, Estimation Theory,
Distribution, etc.
Pure Mathematics Courses compulsory for undergraduate
specialists in Quantitative Economics at Ibadan then:
Probability, Analysis, Fourier Series, Laplace Transform,
Linear Algebra, Modern Algebra, Difference and Differential
Equations, Boolean Algebra, etc. in a compulsory 2-year
undergraduate course work in Mathematics Department.
12.MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNED SOCIETIES
(a) The
Nigerian Economic Society (NES)
(b) West African Economic Association (WAEA)
(c) African Economic Association (AEA)
(d) Nigerian Statistical Association (NSA)
(f) African Statistical Association (ASA)
International Statistical Institute (ISI)
(g) International Association of Survey Statisticians (IASS)
PUBLICATIONS:
(A) TECHNICAL REPORTS:
(1) Ige C.S. (1976), "Imports of Technology into Nigeria:
The textile industry". Nigerian Council for Science and
Technology, Cabinet Office, Lagos
(2) Ige C.S. (Team Leader) et al (1994), Development Needs
Assessment Report: Implementation UNDP 4th
Country Programme for Imo State
(3)
(Team Leader) et al (1994), Development Needs
Assessment Report: Implementation of UNDP 4TH
Country Programme for Rivers State
(4)
(Team Leader) et al (1995) Needs Assessment Report:
Implementation of UNDP 4TH Country Programme for
Osun State;
(5) (Team Leader) et al (1995), Development Needs Assessment
Report: Implementation of UNDP 4 Country Programme for
Plateau State;
(6)
(Team Leader) et al (1995), Development Needs
Assessment Report: Implementation of UNDP 4TH
Country Programme for Ondo Stale;
(7)
(Team Leader) et al (1997), Development Needs
Assessment Report: Implementation of UNDP 4TH
Country Programme for Ekiti State;
(8) Ige, C.S. (1997) as Private Consultant: Report on the
Workshop on Social Mobilization of Opinion Leaders in Ondo
and Ekiti States, UNDP - supported, 45pp. with editor's
summary in "Analysis of the Action Plans Prepared by the
Participants," Lagos/Akure: UNDP, pp.34-39.
(9)
"Advocacy and Mobilization of Opinion Leaders: Income
Generation Activities," in Ige, C.S ed Social
Mobilization and Advocacy Workshop for Opinion Leaders
pp.25-33.
(10) Monthly Report of Social Mobilization Activities 2004
March July 2005 as UNICEF Consultant, engineering
development initiaves at the grass-root.
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BOOKS, BOOK CHAPTERS AND MONOGRAPHS:
---and F.C. Onah (1986), eds, "Production Problems
in the Nigerian Economy" (Jos: The
Economics Departments, University of Nigeria, Nnsukka and
University of Jos).s
(12)Ige, C.S. (1985), "Marketing and Pricing Policies of
OPEC" in E.Osagie (ed). OPEC and
Nigeria's
International Economic Relations (Jos: Economics
Department, University of Jos), ch 5, Grant financed by the
Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos, Nigeria.
(13)
(1985), "The Future of OPEC, Nigeria's membership and
the
New international economic order" in E.Osagie (ed). QPEC
and Nigeria's International Economic Relations (Jos:
Economics Department, University of Jos). ch
13, Grant financed by the Nigerian Institute of
International Affairs, Lagos, Nigeria.
(14) --- (1986) "Aspects of production problems in the
Nigerian economy" in Ige and Onah (eds), pp 1-4
(15) --- (1986) 'Fixed investment demand correlates and
manufacturing
Policy in Nigeria', in Ige, C.S. and F.E Onah (eds.),
Production problems in the Nigerian Economy (Jos: The
Economics Departments of University of Nigeria, Nsuka and
University of Jos, Jos) ch. 13
(16) Jide Ogundele in Collaboration with C.S Ige (1997),
Information Needs
of Transient (Garbage) Scavengers, UNDP-grant financed,
survey and write up by this author, 38pp.
(17) Ige, C.S (1986). "Export promotion strategy:
implications and likely
Consequences for Manufacturing growth in Nigeria, in Kiyawa
et al (Eds.). Export promotion as a strategy for
industrialization. (Kano: Bayero University), pp.
98-107.
(18)
(1986)
"Structure of small scale industries in Nigeria,
Osoba, A.M. Ed). Towards the development of small scale
industries in Nigeria, (Ibadan: Nigerian Institute of
Social and Economic Research), ch. 4.
(19)
(2004) Review and Appraisal of the 2003 Budget and
Economic Performance, Invited Lead Paper to Policy Seminar
on the budget and Economic Performance, Central Bank of
Nigeria, National Centre for Economic Management and
Administration and Nigerian Economic Society Collaboration
Programme.
(20)
(1987), "Structure and economics of small scale
industries, in Published Proceedings of the National
Conference on Small Scale Industries Development in
Nigeria, (Ibadan: Nigerian Institute of Social Economic
Research, pp. 79-106.
(21)
(1987) "Comment: "Diversification of the-Nigerian
economy, in "Nigerian Economic Society, Diversification of
the Nigerian economy, 1983 Annual Conference Proceedings,
pp. 210 213.
(22)
(1988) "Customs operations and the management of the
Nigerian economy, in Human Rights and the Nigerian Economy,
(Jos: Centre for Development Studies, University of Jos).
(23)
and S.M. Kewa (1988), "Manufacturing industry in
Nigeria: Government policies and industry response, 1960 -
1985", in Onah, F.E. and M.E. Akor (eds). Government and
Business in Nigeria, The Department of Economics,"
University of Nigeria, Nsukka) . pp 57 74.
(24) Kewa, S.M. and C.S. Ige (1988), "The construction
industry in Nigeria, " in Onah, F.E. and M.E. Akor (eds)
Government and business in Nigeria, (Jos,The Department of
Economics, University of Jos and Nsukka,University of
Nigeria) pp. 102 120.
(25) Ige C.S. (1984), Small scale industries and the
development of indigenous technology in Nigeria,
Proceedings of the National Conference on strategies for the
5th National Development Plan, (Ibadan: NISER).
(26)
(1996), 'New innovative ways of mobilising domestic
financial resources in Nigeria' in A. Taylor: National
Seminar on Aid Management Programme for Nigeria (Lagos: UNDP).
(27)
(2003) Budget strategy and the interrelationship of
industry and agriculture. Proceedings of Faculty Seminar,
Faculty of Management Science, Olabisi Onabanjo University,
Ago-Iwoye September 2003.
(C) ARTICLES
(28) Ige,' C. S (1979), "Managing Cement Distribution in
Nigeria: a liner programming problem", Quarterly Journal of
Administration, Vol. Xiv, No. 1, pp 55-67.
(29)
(1982), "Notes on the empirical test of the
asymptotic
Property of Theil's minimum residual variance criterion,
using two-staged least squares (2SLS) Nigerian Journal
of Economic and Social Studies Vol.
25, No. 2, pp. 151-153.
(30)
1983), "Price determination for control policy",
Nigerian Journal of Political Economy, vol. 2,
No.1, pp. 96 - 108.
(31)
(1986), "Taxation of multinational companies and
Nigeria's industrial policy Report of 15lh
Annual Senior Staff Conference of the Federal Department of
Inland Revenue, pp. 9-36.
(32)
(1989), "Fixed investment demand in manufacturing
firms, inter
Relationships in Nigeria", Research and Development,
Vol. 4,
No. 1, pp. 277-291.
(33)
(1989), "Foundation of Nigeria's corporate tax
policy: implications for industrial development" Report
of the 18th Annual Senior Staff Conference of the
Federal Inland Revenue Department, pp. 35-58.
(34)
(1989) "Nigeria's industrial policy", Policy Analysis
Department, Publication of PAD, Federal Ministry of
Industries.
D. ONGOING
RESEARCH
1. Agriculture
and Technology Management
2. Research
Methods and Statistics
3. Small
Business Management
4. Technical
cooperation Management
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Development Policy and Crisis in Africa
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Bank
Consolidation and the Manufacturing Sector
Current teaching areas include Econometrics, Monetary
Economics, Health Economics, History of Economic thought and
Structure of the Nigerian economy.
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