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Department of Geography

Dr. Vide C. T. Adedayo

Specialisation Agricultural Geography; Urban agri-food system and women and gender Issues

Selected Recent Publications / Contributions to Knowledge

  1. Johnston-Anumonwo, Ibipo and Adedayo, V. (2024). Gender and Legacy of Successful Mentoring in Academia: Perspectives from Geography Bolanle Awe @90 Conference University of Ibadan, Nigeria and University of Texas, Austin
  2. Johnston-Anumonwo,I., Soneye, A., & Adedayo,V. (2023) Meaningful Mentoring: Strategies from Diasporic Academic Collaborations. Working Paper for October 2021 Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program (CADFP) Alumni Convening
  3. Gbadegesin, A, Adedayo, V. and Ajayi, D. (2023). The Trajectory of Greener Cities and Food Security through Urban Agriculture in Nigeria. Benin Journal of Geography, Planning and Environment 3 No. Pp 33-44.
  4. Vide Adedayo, Olusegun Adeyemi and Peter Elias (2023). Water and Livelihood: The Value Chain System. In Grace Oloukoi (Ed.), Water affairs in a changing environment: concepts, nexus and adaptation options for Africa. Water for Life Support Foundation, Ibadan, 303-328.

Collaborations / Networks

  • Name: Dr. Vide C. T. Adedayo, Associate Professor, Agricultural Geography, Urban agri-food system and women and gender Issues (line exceeded quote limit; reconstructed from two partial quotes – verify)
  • Dr John Paul Obiero, University of Nairobi
  • Prof I. Babatunde University of Cape Town, South Africa
  • Dr Tolullah Oni, University of Cambridge. UK Joint Lead for GDAR.
  • Alafia Samuels. University of the West Indies.
  • Dr. Peter Ndiang’ui Florida Gulf Coast University, ICEP Network
  • http://www.mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk/people/tolullah-oni/
  • http://www.uwi.edu/cdrc/team/t-alafia-samuels-mbbs-mph-phd