Dr. Abiala Alatise Abiala, University Lecturer, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Dr. ABIALA, Abiala Alatise is a Nigerian academic and agricultural extension expert with over two decades of experience in teaching, research, and community development. Born in Ogun State, he has dedicated his professional life to advancing agricultural science and rural development through education and innovation. He currently serves as a Lecturer II at Tai Solarin University of Education, Ogun State. A multi-talented individual, Dr. Abiala has also made significant impacts in religious, civic, and youth empowerment circles. His commitment to integrating artificial intelligence in agricultural education marks a significant stride in enhancing food security and sustainability in West Africa.
Publication Profile
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🎓 Education Background
Dr. Abiala holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural Extension from Tai Solarin University of Education (2024), an M.Sc. in Agricultural Extension and Rural Development from the University of Ibadan (2009), and a B.Ed. in Agricultural Science Education from the same university (2004). His academic journey began at African Primary School and Owode Secondary School in Ogun State. He has continuously advanced his professional capacity through specialized certificates in AI integration, copywriting, STEM pedagogy, and theology, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to education, technology, and spiritual leadership in the evolving academic and development landscape of Nigeria.
👨🏫 Professional Experience
Dr. Abiala has held various educational and administrative roles, including Lecturer II at Tai Solarin University of Education since 2025. He previously served as a Science Teacher at Idomila Comprehensive High School (2017–2024), Assistant Lecturer at Ekiti State University (2011–2017), and Subject Teacher at Obanta Comprehensive High School (2007–2017). His early career included administrative duties at TASUED and NYSC service in Anambra State. Through these roles, he has mentored students, facilitated curriculum development, and promoted agricultural practices, earning a reputation for academic diligence and passion for rural development.
🏅 Awards and Honors
Dr. Abiala’s scholarly excellence has been recognized globally. He received the prestigious CORAF Travel Grant (Togo, 2023) and three Society for Conservation Biology Travel Grants for academic activities in Canada, China, and New Zealand between 2009 and 2011. These awards underscore his contributions to agricultural sustainability and biodiversity conservation. His certification as a Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert and participation in World Bank’s ToT in STEM reflect his leadership in educational innovation. These accolades not only celebrate his academic achievements but also support his mission to bridge the gap between research, community empowerment, and technological integration.
🔬 Research Focus
Dr. Abiala’s research focuses on agricultural extension, food security, youth empowerment, and sustainable farming systems in Nigeria. His Ph.D. work examined the impact of the Anchor Borrowers’ Programme on rice farmers’ poverty levels. His studies also investigate agricultural technology use, snail farming, charcoal utilization, and the socio-economic dimensions of agri-business. With interdisciplinary outputs spanning newspapers, environmental conservation, and rural livelihoods, he contributes to both academic literature and policy discourse. He integrates AI and modern pedagogies into agriculture, positioning his research at the intersection of education, technology, and sustainable development in West Africa.
🧾 Conclusion
Dr. ABIALA, Abiala Alatise exemplifies a well-rounded scholar, educator, and community leader committed to agricultural transformation and educational excellence in Nigeria. With a strong foundation in extension services and educational innovation, he actively supports the application of modern technology for sustainable rural development. His publications, global exposure, and community involvement reflect a visionary academic whose contributions continue to inspire change across multiple sectors. Whether in the classroom, research arena, or religious setting, Dr. Abiala brings purpose, leadership, and transformative impact.
📚 Top Publications with Notes
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Assessment of Local Processing, Packaging and Storage Among Rice Processors in Southwestern Nigeria
Banjo, S. et al., MDPI Proceedings, 2025
Cited by: 12 articles
➤ A detailed analysis of value-chain improvements in rice processing for food security and trade.
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Effects of Agricultural and Technology Usage on the Genetic Selection and Climate Resilience of Fish Farming in Oyo State
Sanni, M.A. et al., Journal of Theoretical and Empirical Studies in Education, 2025
Cited by: 8 articles
➤ Investigates tech integration in aquaculture for sustainable fishery practices.
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Socio-economic Impact of Snail Production and Youth Engagement
Asamu, Y.I. et al., Journal of Molluscan Research, 2025
Cited by: 9 articles
➤ Highlights the economic potential of snail farming for youth job creation.
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Snail Farming as a Means of Wealth Creation in Ogun State
Jolayemi, J.O. et al., Journal of Molluscan Research, 2025
Cited by: 5 articles
➤ Focuses on value-added practices and entrepreneurship in molluscan farming.
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Impact of Anchor Borrowers’ Programme on Smallholder Rice Farmers’ Income
Banjo, O.S. et al., CYIAP Journal, 2023
Cited by: 13 articles
➤ Examines policy impact on rural rice farmers’ financial stability.
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Contribution of NIRSAL to Rice Farmers’ Productivity
Abiala, A.A. et al., Journal of Agricultural Education Teachers, 2023
Cited by: 11 articles
➤ Links institutional support to yield increase and food security outcomes.
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Medicinal Uses of Snail Meat for Boosting Agribusiness
Oladele, M.N. et al., NMS Conference Proceedings, 2024
Cited by: 6 articles
➤ Presents ethnobotanical insights into snail meat for health-focused agribusiness.
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The Impact of Palm Kernel Cake in Resolving Herdsmen-Farmers Conflicts
Abiala, A.A., IGI Global Journal, 2019
Cited by: 15 articles
➤ Proposes agribusiness solutions to mitigate agricultural land conflicts.
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Plant Conservation: Political Harmony for Nature and Society
Abiala, A.A., Society for Conservation Biology Journal, 2009
Cited by: 10 articles
➤ Connects environmental policy with biodiversity conservation strategies.
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Religious Tolerance and Environmental Conservation
Abiala, A.A., Obeche Journal, 2008
Cited by: 7 articles
➤ Discusses how religious cooperation enhances ecological preservation efforts.