Section A: Personal Data

COVENANT UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM VITAE Section A: Personal Data Name: Place of Birth: State of Origin: Marital Status: Contact Address: Residential Address:

Dr. Fakile, S. A Igbajo Osun Married Department of Accounting, CDS, Covenant University Ota Block 8, Flat 804 Covenant University Staff Quarters Canaanland, Ota 08055231660 [email protected] Senior Lecturer

Telephone Number: E-mail: Current Position:

Section B. Educational Background Schools/Institutions Attended Qualification a. B.Com b. M.Sc. c. M.Sc d. Ph.D e ACTI

Year Grade 1982 First Class . 1994 [Accounting] 2000 [Transport] 2011 2000

Institution University of Madras, India University of Lagos Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye Covenant University, Ota Chartered Institute of Taxation Nigeria

Teaching Quality Institution’s Name Covenant University Ibadan Polytechnic

From To 2005 Date 1985 1989

Begin Status Lecturer 11 Asst. Lecturer

Present Status Senior Lecturer Asst. Lecturer

Favorite Taught Courses: ACC 111: Principles of Accounting 1 ACC 121: Principles of Accounting 11 ACC 211: Introduction to Financial Accounting 1 ACC 221: Introduction to Financial Accounting 11 ACC 313: Public Sector Accounting and Finance ACC 325: Nigerian Taxation 1 ACC 421: Management Accounting 1 ACC 413: Auditing and Investigations 1

ACC 423: ACC 418: ACC 813: ACC 844: ACC825: ACC827: ACC813 ACC913

Management Accounting 11 Nigerian Taxation 11 Advanced Costing and System Accounting [M.Sc] Small Scale Business Accounting [MBA] Advanced Taxation Laws and Accounting [M.Sc] Advanced Public Sector Accounting [M.Sc] Management Accounting Theory Advanced Management Accounting Theory

Skills and Facilities: Ability to Carry Students Along, Deep Interactive Approach, Use of Audio-Visuals Project Supervision Year of Supervision 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14

No. of Projects Per Session 8 9 9 9 9 8 9 8 6

Section C: Scholarship- Academic Publications Journals (1)

Uwuigbe, O. R. & Fakile, S. A. (2012). Effect of board size on financial performance of banks: A study of listed banks in Nigeria. International Journal of Economics and Finance. Vol. 4, (2)

(2) Fakile, S. A. (2012) Widening domestic revenue for development in Africa: the way forward. International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Review Vol. 3 (1), 20-29 (3) Adegbie, F. F. & Fakile, S. A. (2011). The impact of tax evasion and tax avoidance on Federal Government revenue generation. ICAN Journal of Accounting and Finance Vol. 1 (3), 2011

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Fakile, S. A. (2011). Business tax in Nigeria. Crawford Journal of Business and Social Sciences Vol. 2 (2), 105-123

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Fakile, S. A. & Adegbie, F. F. (2011). Tax incentives: tool for attracting foreign direct investment in Nigerian economy. International Journal of Research in Commerce and Management, Vol. 2, (2), 15-22.

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Adegbie, F. F. & Fakile, S. A. (2011). Petroleum profit tax and Nigeria economic development. International Journal of Research in Computer Application and Management, Vol. 1, (1), 11-24.

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Fakile, S. A. (2009). Governance and development in Africa: role of taxation. Journal, Association of Accountancy Bodies in West Africa, Vol. 1, (6), 1829.

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Fakile, S. A. (2009). Globalization and tax avoidance: need for arm’s length approach to transfer pricing in Nigeria. Journal of Social Policy and National Productivity. Vol. 2, (1), 18-27.

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Adegbie, F. F. & Fakile, S. A. (2011). Company income tax and Nigeria economic development. Euro Journal of Social Sciences. Vol. (22), (2)

(10) Fakile, S. A. (2011). Environmental tax: tool for preserving the future of NigerDelta. International Journal of Management Sciences. Vol. 4, (2), 102-107 (11) Adegbie, F. F. & Fakile, S. A. (2012). Economic and financial crime in Nigeria: forensic accounting as antidote. British Journal of Arts and Social Sciences Vol..6, (1) pp 37-50 (12) Fakile, S. A. (2012). Globalization and the precarious state of public finance in Nigeria. Journal of Emerging Trends in Economics and Management Sciences.3 (4): 361-366. (13) Fakile, S. A., Faboyede, O. S. & Nwobu, O. (2012). The impact of international financial reporting standards on taxation. International Journal of Business and Social Science Vol. 4, (10). 169-174 (14) Fakile, S. A. & Adegbie, F. & Faboyede, O. S. (2012). Tax expenditure in Sub Saharan Africa: The Nigerian experience. Research Journal of Finance and Accounting Vol. 3, (7), 112-117

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(15) Omoregbe, O. S., Fakile, S. A. & Adegbie, F. F. (2011). Enhancing accountability in the school system for improved performance. IBS Journal of Business Management and Development. Vol. 1, (2), 393-404 (16) Faboyede O. S., Fakile S. A. & Ojeka S. (2012) Forensic accounting as panacea to the challenge of crime and violence in the Caribbean. Manager Journal, Vol. 16: 30-39.

(17) Faboyede, O. S., Egbide, B. & Fakile, A. S. (2013). The due process of cash flow statements management for business managers and investors. International Journal of Business and Management Invention Vol.2 (5)

(18) Egbide, B., Faboyede, O.S. & Fakile, A.S. (2013). Empowering small and medium scale enterprises in Nigeria: A key poverty alleviation strategy. International Journal of Business and Management Invention Vol.2 (5) (19) Fakile, S.A. & Uwuigbe O. R. (2013). Effects of strategic tax behaviors on corporate governance. International Journal of Finance and Accounting Vol.2 (6): 326-330 (20) Fakile, A. S.. Adegbie, F. F. & Faboyede, S. (2014). Mobilizing domestic revenue for sustainable development in Africa. European Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance Research Vol.2 (2). (21) Adegbie, F. F. & Fakile, S. A. (2013). Strategic planning and performance: catalyst for sustainability and stability in the financial sector. European Scientific Journal, Vol. 9 (25) (22) Oyewo, B. M., Faboyede, O. S. & Fakile, A. S. (2013). Human resource management and accounting as strategies for achieving Nigeria’s global competitiveness through vision2020 actualization. Journal of South African Business. IBIMA (Accepted) (23) Faboyede, S. O., Fakile, S. A. & Obigbemi, I. (2013). Desperation for political office in Nigeria: A forensic accounting recipe. Adamawa State University Journal of Accounting Research, Vol. 1, (2), 98-108

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(24) Fakile, S. A., Faboyede, O. S. & Oyewo, B. M. (2014). The effect of globalization on domestic revenue in Sub-Saharan Africa. IBIMA (Accepted)

Section D: Peer Recognition

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Conference proceeding (1) International Conference on the Nigerian State, Oil Industry and the Niger Delta; Yenagoa Bayelsa State, March 11-13, 2008. Paper: Environmental Tax: Tool for preserving the Future of Niger Delta. (2) International Conference on Globalization: New Thinking in the Development Model, June 22-24, 2009: Babcock University, Ilisan Remo, Ogun State Paper: Globalization and the Precarious State of Public Finance in Nigeria.

Conferences and Seminars (1) 1st International Conference on African Development Issues. Covenant University Canaan land Ota May 5-6, 2014 (2) African Conference on Financing Development through Taxation: Opportunities and Challenges from Developing Countries Perspective March 25-26, 2013. Tunis Tunisia Paper presented: Mobilizing Domestic Revenue for Sustainable Development in Africa (3) African Conference on International Financial Reporting Standards. Covenant University Canaan Land Ota October 18-20 2010 Paper presented: The Impact of International Financial Reporting Standards on Taxation in Nigeria (4) Pan African Conference on Taxation and Development, March 25-27. 2010: Tax Justice Network Africa Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: Mobilizing Tax Revenue for Development in Africa: The Way Forward. (5) International Conference on Globalization: New Thinking in the Development Model, June 22-24, 2009: Babcock University, Ilisan Remo, Ogun State Paper presented: Globalization and the Precarious State of Public Finance in Nigeria.

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(6) Annual Learned Conference, March 23-26, 2009: Crawford University, Igbesa, Ogun State. Paper presented: Business Tax as State-Building in Emerging Democracy: Issues and Prospective. (7) International Conference/Roundtable on Governance and Development in Africa, March 10-13, 2009; Covenant University Canaan Land, Ota Nigeria Paper presented: Governance and Development in Africa: Role of Taxation. (8) International Conference on the Nigerian State, Oil Industry and the Niger Delta; Yenagoa Bayelsa State, March 11-13, 2008. Paper presented: Environmental Tax: Tool for preserving the Future of Niger Delta. (9) 2nd National Conference on Capitalization, Corporate Performance and Economic Growth in Less Developed Countries with focus on Nigeria, Nov. 8-11, 2005 at Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria. Paper presented: The Role of Community Bank in Economic Development. Editorial engagement Academic appointments (outside the University) Special academic presentations Academic Linkages Membership of Professional bodies Professional Body Membership (1) Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (ACTI) (2) Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK (ACILT) (3) Tax Justice Africa Nairobi Kenya Academic (and Other) Awards  Collaboration attracted to the University Alignment with Core Values i)

Name of your current church

Living Faith Church Canaan land, Ota

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Date you stated attending the church

February 2005

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Have you had New Birth?

February, 1993

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Have you been baptised in water? Yes/No [Yes]

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Have you experienced Baptism of Holy Ghost? Yes/No [Yes] when 2008

when 2001

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Have you ever attended any church Leadership Training Institute? Yes/No –[Yes] where? Word of Faith Bible Institute (WOFBI) LDC [2012]

vii) Do you belong to any Service Group in your church? Minister, [WSF] Home Cell Fellowship, Flat 802, Covenant University Quarters. A member of Covenant University Signs and Wonders (2007-2011) viii) Name and Address of either your Pastor or your spiritual leader Bishop David Oyedepo Faith Tabernacle Canaan land, Ota. Current Research/Training Opportunity: Mobilizing Domestic Revenue in Sub-Saharan Africa Industrial Experience: Central Bank Akure (NYSC) March 1984 – February 1985. The Polytechnic Ibadan (Assistant Lecturer) March 1985 – January 1989. Wacom Nig. Ltd. (Supervisor-Shipping) February 1989 – April 1991. Sasco Naviera Lines (Senior Supervisor) April 1991 – May 1996. BBC Balogun Badejo & Co (Assistant Manager-PIDA) April 1996 – May 1999 Dashol Shipping Nig. Ltd. (Operation Manager) June 1999 – January 2005. Section H: University Responsibilities 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Member, CDS Week Committee, 2011 Member, CUSAT Panel (2006-2012) Member, CBS Examination Committee, (2008-9/10) Participant, Covenant University Freshers Orientation Week, 2006/07 Session Academic Adviser, 200 Level [2005-2010] Academic Adviser, 400 Level [2010/11] Session Course Coordinator ACC 211 and ACC 221 [2005-2010] Course Coordinator ACC 313 [2005 To Date] Course Coordinator ACC 844 [2012] A member of Covenant University Signs and Wonders 2007-2011) Covenant University Budget Committee [2009] Covenant University Budget Committee [2012] Special Registration Committee [2012/13] Member CDS Curriculum Committee [2012/13] Covenant University Consult Coordinator: Accounting Services [2012/13] Course Coordinator ACC 418 [2012/13 To Date] Course Coordinator ACC 423 [2012/13] Course Coordinator ACC 325 [2012/13 To Date] 7

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Course Coordinator ACC 827 [2012/13] Course Coordinator ACC 825 [2012/13] Member, CUSAS Panel [2013/14] Special Registration Committee [2013/14] Academic Adviser, 200 Level [2013/2014] Covenant University Budget Committee [2013/2014] Member Quality and Academic Standard Committee [2013 To Date] Member Committee for Lifelong Learning Programme [2013/2014] Academic Adviser, 100 Level [2013-2014] Member, CUSAS Panel (2014) Academic Adviser, 200 Level [2014/15]

Section J: Career and Progression To engage in sound research, quality and illustrative teaching with the view to reaching the very summit of my academic career; and to be motivational, serve as a role model to, and inculcate discipline and Christian values in my students and the community, with the overall objective of setting shinning leadership examples.

Section K: Referees Professor E.P. Enyi Department of Accounting Babcock University, Ilishan OgunState, Nigeria. Professor I. O. Olurinola Dean, College of Development Studies Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria Dr. F. O. Iyoha Deputy Dean, School of Business Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria

Sign/Date ---------------------FAKILE, Adeniran Samuel (PhD)

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