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CURRICULUM VITAE
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a.) Name:
Gbolahanmi Akinola Oladosu
b.) Date of Birth:
14 October, 1960.
c.) Department:
Veterinary Medicine
d.) Faculty:
Veterinary Medicine
First Academic Appointment:
Lecturer 1, 2 May, 2011
Present Post (with date):
Lecturer 1, 2 May, 2011
Date of last promotion:
Not applicable
University Education (with dates):
1. University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria
2. University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria 3. University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria
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1982 – 1988
2000 – 2006
2007 – 2016
Academic Qualifications (with dates and granting bodies):
1. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), University of Ibadan. 12 August, 1988.
2. Certificate in Fish Health Management; State Fish Epizootic Control Service of
Lower Saxony, Germany. October, 1991.
3. Certificate in Fish breeding and genetics – University of Gottingen, Germany. 1997.
4. M.Sc Fisheries, University of Benin. 21 December, 2006.
5. Certificate in Fish breeding and genetics, Aquaculture Research Centre, Abbasa,
Egypt. July 2010.
6. Certificate in Vaccinology, Jenner Institute, The Jenner Institute, Oxford
University/Pirbright Institute. September, 2013.
7. PhD Fish Diseases, University of Ibadan, 20 January, 2016.
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Professional Qualification and Diploma (with date)
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Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) - 1988
Registered Veterinary Surgeon - 1988 (VCN Reg. No. 1627)
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Scholarships, Fellowships and Prizes (with date)
1. Field training on fish health and disease control: State Fish Epizootic Control Service
of Lower Saxony, Germany, and Fish Health Service of the Lower Saxony,
Hannover, Germany.
Sponsored by:
German – Nigerian Cooperation on Science and Technology and NIOMR – May
October, 1991
2. Study visit and academic research on selection methods in tilapia breeding: Institute
of Animal Husbandry and Genetics, George-August University Gottingen, Germany.
Sponsored by:
Deutch Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) – March to June, 1997.
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Honors, Distinction and Membership of Learned Society
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Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association, Regd. 1989
European Association of Fish Pathologist: Regd. 1991
Network for Tropical Aquaculture Scientists, Regd. 1994
Fisheries Society of Nigeria Regd. 1995
a. Work Experience:
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Head of Unit/Senior Research Officer, Fish Health and Integrated Fish
Farming Unit, African Regional Aquaculture Centre, Aluu, Port-Harcourt;
1989 – 1999.
Head of Unit/Principal Research Officer, Fish Hatchery Unit, African
Regional Aquaculture Centre, Aluu, Port-Harcourt; 1993 – 1996.
Station Manager/Chief Research Officer, Aquaculture Research Centre,
NIOMR Station, Sapele, Nigeria; 1999 – 2007.
Station Manager/Chief Research Officer, Aquaculture Research Centre,
NIOMR Station, Badore, Lagos, Nigeria; 2007 – 2011.
Lecturer 1, Fish Medicine Unit, Dept. of Veterinary Medicine, University of
Ibadan, Ibadan; 2011 to date.
Registrar, Veterinary Teaching Hospital; 2013 to date.
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VIII. Research
(a) Completed
1. Epizootiological survey of pathogenic diseases of cultured fish species and
development of effective preventive measures against endemic conditions.
Competitive Agricultural Research Grant Scheme (CARGS: RFA 29), 2011 to 2014.
(Publication 21).
2. Propagation of Gymnarchus niloticus seeds and its adoption for commercial
production – a World Bank assisted nationally co-coordinated research project.
(Publications 11, 15).
3. Isolation, pathogenicity and control of pathogens associated with some tropical
freshwater fish species. (Publications 3, 7, 8, 18, 19, 20, 21).
4. Growth and survival of the fry of selected cultivable fish species nursed on live first
food sources. (Publications 9, 11, 15).
(b) In Progress
1. Investigating maternal transfer of immunity against columnaris disease via
vaccination with formalin killed bacterin.
The causal agent of columnaris disease; Flavobacterium columnare has been isolated
and characterized. Formalin killed bacterin will be produced from the organism as
soon as new ELISA kit for Igm, required for the evaluation of antibody production is
procured. Vaccinated fish will be experimentally challenged to evaluate the
development of protective immunity.
2. Fry mortality syndrome in African catfish hatcheries; Aetiology and pathobiology.
Three (3) of the five (5) bacteria isolated from both fry and fishmeal diet of fry have
been characterized and identified as Pseudomonas sp. Aeromonas hydrophila and
Vibrio sp. The other two are yet to be fully characterised. Antibiotic sensitivity has
been carried out on all isolates, and experimental infection trial of catfish fry with
identified organisms is on-going. Efficient control of bacterial pathogens in catfish
hatcheries will enhance productivity.
3. Evaluation of the effects of acidifier and some common disinfectants in the control of
multi-drug resistant bacteria pathogens isolated from fish meal.
Two multi-drug resistant bacteria organisms were isolated from sick catfish fry and
the fish meal diet they were given. Study on the characterisation and identification is
on-going. Evaluation of the susceptibility of these organisms to acidifier and some
common disinfectants will aid the development of efficient bio-security measures in
catfish hatcheries.
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(c)
Project, Dissertation and Thesis
1. Climatic effects of the patterns of outbreak of infectious bursitis (Gumboro disease)
in Ibadan. DVM project, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 1988. Pp 51.
2. Sex Differentiation in Heterotis niloticus (Cuvier 1829) based on phenotypic sex
markers. MSc Dissertation, University of Benin, Nigeria. 2006. Pp 76.
3. Isolation, Characterization and sodium chloride susceptibility profile of
Flavobacterium colummare from cultured Clarias gariepinus (Burchell 1822) in Oyo
State, Nigeria. PhD Thesis, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. January 2016. Pp 160.
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Publications:
(a) Books already published:
Nill
(b) Chapters in books already published:
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Oladosu G. A., Esho E. F. and Kareem O. K. (2014): Health management under
integration of fish cum rice and poultry. In: Omitoyin B. O., Ajani E. K. and
Nwanna L. C. (eds), Sustainable integrated pond based aquaculture with rice and
poultry production: Economic, social and environmental assessment. West and
Central African Council for Agriculture Research and Development
(WECARD)/University of Ibadan. Ibadan: Walecrown Ventures. 14-23pp. ISBN
978-2170-34-0. (Nigeria) (Contribution: 60%).
(c) Articles that have already appeared in refereed conference proceedings:
*2a.
Oladosu O. O., Oladosu G. A., and Hart A.I. (2011). Some ecological factors of
the tropical floodplain on the breeding and conservation of Gymnarchus
niloticus. In Kolo, R.J. and Orire A. M. (eds). Proceedings of the 26th Annual
conference of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria. Minna. Pp. 193-200: (Nigeria)
(Contribution: 40%).
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Oladosu O.O., Oladosu G. A. and Hart A.I. (2011). Incidence of parasitic
infestation on the skin and gills of Clarias gariepinus (Burchell) reared under
different culture systems. In Kolo, R.J. and Orire A. M. (eds). Proceedings of the
26th Annual conference of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria. Minna, Nigeria. Pp.
149-163: (Nigeria) (Contribution: 40%).
(d) Patents:
Nill
(e) Articles that have already appeared in learned journals:
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Oladosu G.A., O.A. Ayinla, G.C. Onuoha and J.G Needom (1990): Performance of
Clarias gariepinus in a polyculture with Oreochromis niloticus under the integrated
broiler chicken-cum-fish farming. NIOMR Technical Paper No. 65. (Nigeria)
(Contribution: 50%).
4. Onuoha G.C., A. Chinda, G.A. Oladosu and O.A. Ayinla (1991): Effect of organic
fertilizer on pond productivity and water quality of fish ponds at Aluu, Nigeria,
NIOMR Technical Paper no. 74. (Nigeria) (Contribution: 40%).
5. Oladosu G.A., A. Ayinla, A.A. Adeyemo, A.F. Yakubu and A.A. Ajani (1993): A
comparative study of the reproductive capacity of the catfish species, Heterobranchus
bidorsalis, Clarias gariepinus and their hybrid “Heteroclarias” NIOMR Technical
Paper, no. 92. (Nigeria) (Contribution: 40%).
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6. Oladosu G.A., A. Ayinla and M.O., Ajiboye (1994): Aetiology, epizotiology and
pathology of ‘rusty yellow’ skin discolouration in tilapia. Journal of Applied
Ichthyology vol. 10 (2-3). (Germany) (Contribution: 60%).
7. Oladosu G.A., O.A. Ayinla and M.O, Ajiboye (1994): Isolation and pathogenicity of
Bacillus sp. associated with a septicaemic condition in some tropical freshwater fish
species. Journal of Applied Ichthyology Vol. 10(2-3): (Germany) (Contribution:
60%).
8. Adeyemo A.A.., G.A. Oladosu and O.A. Ayinla (1994): Growth and survival of the
fry of selected cultivable catfish species nursed on cultured Moina dubia in
comparison with other first feed sources. Aquaculture 119, 41 – 45. (Netherlands)
(Contribution: 60%).
9. Uka A. Oladosu G.A. and Ayinla O.A (1996) Size variation, growth and body
conformation of reciprocal hybrids of Clarias gariepinus (Burchel 1822) and
Heterobranchus bidorsalis (Geoffroy, 1809). NIOMR Technical Paper No. 102:
(Nigeria) (Contribution: 30%).
10. Oladosu G.A. (1997): Environmental induction of natural spawning in Gymnarchus
niloticus (Cuvier 1982) in earthen pond. Aquaculture Research 28, 641 – 643: (USA)
(Contribution: 100%).
11. Adeyemo A.A., Yakubu, A.F., Oladosu G.A. and Ayinla O.A., (1997): Predation on
catfish fry. Aquaculture International 5, 101 – 103: (United Kingdom) (Contribution:
20%).
12. Oladosu G.A., A.N. Busari, A. Uka, O.O. Oladosu and O.A. Ayinla (1999) Influence
of salinity on the development stages of African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) Journal
of Applied Science and Environmental Management Vol. 2 1, 29 – 34: (Nigeria)
(Contribution: 50%).
13. Oladosu G.A, Oladosu O.O. (2002): Investigating suitable fish feed sources for
hatchery rearing of Gymnarchus niloticus (Curvier 1829). Fry Journal of Agriculture,
Forestry and Fisheries Vol. 3, pp. 13 – 15. (Nigeria) (Contribution: 60%).
14. Oladosu O.O., Oladosu G.A. and Yakubu A.F. (2004) Efficacy of silt and powdered
milk in the removal of stickiness of fertilized eggs of Clarias gariepinus. Journal of
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Vol. 5, No. 1, pp 37 – 39: (Nigeria)
(Contribution: 40%).
15. Uka A., Ayinla O.A. and Oladosu G.A. (2004). Morphometric and blood group
characteristics of different populations of Clarias gariepinus. Journal of Agriculture,
Forestry and Fisheries Vol. 5, No. 1, pp 40 – 44: (Nigeria) (Contribution: 30%).
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16. Oladosu G.A., Obi A. and Oladosu O.O. (2007). Sex determination in Heterotis
niloticus (Curvier 1829) based on morphometric features. Assets, series B Vol. 6, no.
1, 22 – 30: (Nigeria) (Contribution: 50%).
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Oladele O.O., Olufemi B.E., Oladosu G.A., Ajayi O.L., Adediji, A.A., Arasi I.O.
(2011). Arborescent organ necrosis syndrome in catfish, Clarias gariepinus
(Burchell): A case report. Journal of fish diseases 34; 801-804: (United Kingdom)
(Contribution: 10%).
18. Oladele O.O., Olufemi B.E., Oladosu G.A. and Adediji, A.A. (2011). Studies on
serum pharmacokinetics and tissue distribution of ciprofloxacin in Clarias
gariepinus using enzyme linked immunosorbent assay. Nigerian Journal of
Experimental and Applied Biology Vol. 12, No. 1, 51-57: (Nigeria) (Contribution:
10%).
19. Oladosu G.A., Tijani M.O., Akpavie S.O., Adedeji O.B. (2013). Clinicopathological
features of arborescent organ necrosis syndrome in Clarias gariepinus (Burchell
1822). Tropical Veterinarian Vol. 31. No. 3: 113-120. (Nigeria) (Contribution:
30%).
20. Adeogun, A.O., Oladosu G.A., Akinwale M.M.A., Okunade O.A., Akintayo I.A.,
Onasanya A.F., Peters O.S., Adeiga A.A., Ezeogwu S.M.C., Idika N. and Afocha E.E.
(2014). Identification, distribution and prevalence of ecto-parasites associated with
cultured fish in Ogun State, Nigerian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences,
ISSN 1816-4927/DOI: 10.3923/jfas.2014. (Nigeria) (Contribution: 20%).
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Books, chapters in books, and articles already accepted for publication.
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Technical Report:
21. Oladosu G. A., Adedeji O.B. and Tijani O.M. (2014). Clinical, bacteriological and
pathological investigations of mass fish kill at the Lagos Fish Farm Estate, Ikorodu. A
technical report submitted to Grand Cereals Limited. 8pp. (Nigeria) (Contribution:
40%).
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Major Conferences attended with Papers Read (in the last 5 years).
1. Oladosu, O.O., Oladosu, G.A. and Hart A.I. Effects of some ecological factors of the
tropical floodplain on the breading and conservation of Gymnarchus niloticus.
Proceedings of the 26th Annual Conference of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria. In
Kolo, R.J. and Orire A.M. (eds), Minna, Nigeria. 28th Nov. to 2nd Dec. 2011, 193-200.
2. Oladosu, O.O., Oladosu, G.A. and Hart A.I. Incidence of parasitic infestation on the
skin and gills of Clarias gariepinus (Burchell) reared under different culture systems.
Proceedings of the 26th Annual conference of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria. Kolo,
R.J. and Orire A.M. (eds), Minna, Nigeria. 28th Nov. to 2nd Dec. 2011, 149-163.
3. Adeogun, A.O., Oladosu, G.A, Akinwale, M.M.A., Okunade, O.A., Akintayo, I.A.,
Onasanya, A.F., Peters, O.S., Adeiga, A.A., Ezeogwu, S.M.C., Idika, N. and Afocha,
E.E. Identification, distribution and prevalence of ecto-parasites associated with
cultured fish in Ogun State, Nigeria. A paper presented at the 28th annual conference
of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria, Abuja, 25th to 29th November, 2013.
4. Adeogun, A.O., Oladosu, G.A., Akinwale, M.M.A., Okunade, O.A., Akintayo, I.A.,
Onasanya, A.F., Peters, O.S., Adeiga, A.A., Ezeogwu, S.M.C., Idika, N. and Afocha,
E.E. Identification, distribution and prevalence of ecto-parasites associated with
cultured fish in Oyo State, Nigeria. A paper presented at the 8th annual conference of
the Zoological Society of Nigeria, Lagos, 9th to 12th December, 2013.
5. Adeogun, A.O., Oladosu, G.A., Akinwale, M.M.A., Okunade, O.A., Akintayo, I.A.,
Onasanya, A.F., Peters, O.S., Adeiga, A.A., Ezeogwu, S.M.C., Idika, N. and Afocha,
E.E. Survey on socioeconomic impact of fish disease in cultured fish in Oyo State,
Nigeria. A paper presented at the 8th annual conference of the Zoological Society of
Nigeria, Lagos, 9th to 12th December, 2013.
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