Assistant Lecturer, Agricultural Extension & Rural DevelopmentUniversity Calendar staff
10
Unilorin publications
18
Citations, all work
2
h-index
0
i10-index
Works on
Agricultural Innovations and PracticesClimate change impacts on agricultureAgricultural risk and resilienceEnergy and Environment Impacts
Publications
A selection from 10 publications carrying a University of Ilorin affiliation.
Most cited
- Gender differentials and distributional effect of climate-smart agriculture practices on farm production and welfare in NigeriaA. K. Daudu, S. A. Aderinoye-Abdulwahab, Alhassan Abdul‐Wakeel Karakara and others · 2025 · Discover Food · 7 citations · free to read
- Does Farm wage Influence Gender gap in Household Welfare? A Microlevel Evidence from NigeriaAbdulrazaq Kamal Daudu, Alhassan Abdul‐Wakeel Karakara, Oyedola Waheed Kareem and others · 2024 · Preprints.org · 3 citations · free to read
- Gendered access to e-logistics platforms in urban agriculture: micro-level evidence from NigeriaAbdulrazaq Kamal Daudu, S. A. Aderinoye-Abdulwahab, Oyedola Waheed Kareem and others · 2025 · Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship · 1 citation · free to read
- Can regenerative agriculture restore soil health and bridge gender gap in farm productivity? Empirical insights from NigeriaAbdulrazaq Kamal Daudu, Oyedola Waheed Kareem, Latifat Kehinde Olatinwo and others · 2025 · Dynamics of Rural Society Journal · 1 citation · free to read
Elsewhere
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10 of this researcher’s 18 indexed publications carry a Unilorin affiliation. The index holds this researcher under 5 separate records (Egbewole Halimah, Egbewole Halimah Olayinka, H.O. Egbewole, Halimah O. Egbewole, Halimah Olayinka Egbewole), which are combined here. An ORCID attached to every publication prevents this splitting. Matched to the University Calendar 2024–2028 entry “Halimah O. Egbewole, Assistant Lecturer, Department of Agricultural Extension & Rural Development”.