OLUSEGUN MOSES TEMILOLA

OLUSEGUN MOSES TEMILOLA

Professor

B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D, MSSW

Faculty of Art, Unilag

Specialization

SOCIAL GERONTOLOGY/ OLD AGE SECURITY STUDIES

Biography

I am an internationally trained researcher and advocate in social gerontology, with a deep commitment to advancing policies and interventions that enhance the well-being and security of older adults. My work focuses on aging-related social inequalities, old age care systems, and sustainable old-age security models, employing interdisciplinary approaches that integrate social work, sociology, policy analysis, and community-based participatory research. With a strong dedication to promoting dignity, equity, and social justice for aging populations, I strive to bridge academic research with real-world policy and practice – empowering communities, informing legislation, and fostering intergenerational solidarity. My research examines critical issues such as pension accessibility, retirement, age-friendly urban planning, and the social determinants of health in later life. My ultimate goal is to translate evidence-based findings into scalable programs, policy recommendations, and advocacy initiatives that address the challenges of population aging, social exclusion, and economic vulnerability among older people. Through collaborative, interdisciplinary partnerships, I aim to contribute to more inclusive and sustainable aging societies, both locally and globally.

Education

B.Sc

University of Ibadan – Ibadan, Oyo Nigeria

2000

M.Sc

University of Ibadan – Ibadan, Oyo Nigeria

2003

Ph.D

University of Ibadan – Ibadan, Oyo Nigeria

2010

MSSW

Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomoso Nigeria

2020

Selected Publications

Two Sides of a Coin: Gender Stereotypes and Cultural Beliefs about Ageing Among the Older Persons in Lagos State, Nigeria. E-Journal of Religious & Theological Studies (ERATS);Volume 10 Issue 6 Special Issue June 2024, pp 26-40; DOI: https://doi.org/10.38159/erats.20241064

Global Age versus Old Age in Nigeria; A Social Work Perspective; UNILAG Journal of Politics, Vol. 11(1): Pages 71-84

Perceptions of death and preparations for afterlife among older adults: The role of social workers in Lagos, Nigeria; Journal of Social Work in Developing Societies, Vol. 6(2): 71-84, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4314/jswds.v6i2.5

Factors Associated with Anxiety of Death among Older Adults in Lagos Metropolis: The Role of Social Workers, Kaduna Journal of Humanities, Volume 8 Number 2, 2024 ISSN: 2636-643

Climate Change and Wellbeing of Older Persons in Ibadan Metropolis: The Role of Social Workers. Lagos Journal of Geographical Issues, Vol. 3(2), 1-24; Publisher: Geography Department, University of Lagos

Challenges Facing Caregivers of Older people in selected homes in Lagos State, Nigeria.

Investigating post-retirement challenges among the older retirees in Ikotun-Alimosho Community, Lagos State.

Marital Conflict Mediation By Social Welfare Officers In Selected Family Support Agencies In Lagos.

Correlates of Antenatal Care Services Attendance and Experiences of Negative Pregnancy Outcomes among Shomolu Residents in Lagos, Nigeria: Looking Beyond Maternal Medical Factors.

Effectiveness of Community Development Associations (CDAs) in Implementing Development Projects in Surulere, Lagos State.

Social Workers’ Approach in Combating Domestic Violence in Alimosho Community, Lagos State.

Interrogating The Living Conditions of Physically Challenged Students In University Of Lagos.

Investigating the Role of Social Workers in the Crisis Of Identity Confronting Nigerian Youths.

Determinants of Maternal Care Services Utilization within Conjugal Context in Lagos, Nigeria.

Rehabilitation of drug abusers: the roles of perceptions, relationships and family supports

Changing Social Relations And Wellbeing In The Context Of International Migration: A Study Of Families Of International Migrants In Lagos.

Corruption and Social Problems in Contemporary Nigeria: A Critical Discourse.

Family Patterns in The Context of International Migration: Evidence from Families of International Migrants in Lagos, Nigeria

Youth Radicalization and Violent Extremism in Nigeria

Development, Validity, and Reliability Analyses of Beliefs about Relationship against Women scale and Gender stereotypes and beliefs.

Family Structure and the Utilization of Healthcare Facility among the Elderly in Ajah Community, Lagos State

Migration, Urbanization and HIV/AIDs in Nigeria

Psychometric Properties Of Beliefs About Relationship Violence Against Women And Gender Stereotypes Scale.

Social Capital and Sustainable Livelihood of Retirees in Akoka Community, Lagos State, Nigeria.

Drugs. The SAGE Encyclopedia of Cancer and Society, SAGE Publications

Elements of Social Scientific Thought.

Living with cancer: A qualitative report of the experiences of leukaemia patients in Lagos, Nigeria

Male Fertility and Reproductive Health Behaviour in Yoruba Society, Nigeria: An Exploratory Study. Lagos.

Mobile Phone Usage Among University of Lagos Undergraduates, Akoka Campus: Socio-Demographic Implications.

Occupational hazards and Management among the commercial Motorcyclists in Ibadan, Nigeria.

Population and Urban Society.

Tattoos among Youths in Yaba Community, Lagos State.

Poverty and Wellbeing Among the Elderly in Southwestern Nigeria.

Communal Conflict and HIV/AIDS in Nigeria.