Area of Interest:

Physical Science Engineering

100%

Physical Education

62%

Physical Structure

90%

Health Education

75%

Sport Sciences

55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0

Chapters
6

Articles
21

Abstracts
1

Selected Publications

Olabiji, T.O., 2017. Screening for risk factors of cardiometabolic disease among female university students in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Open Public Health J., 10: 90-97.
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Toriola, O.O., M.A. Monyeki and A.L. Toriola, 2015. Two-year longitudinal health-related fitness, anthropometry and body composition status amongst adolescents in Tlokwe Municipality: The PAHL study. Afr. J. Primary Health Care Family Med., 7: 1-7.
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Toriola, O.M. and M.A. Monyeki, 2012. Health-related fitness, body composition and physical activity status among adolescent learners: the PAHL study: Health and fitness. Afr. J. Phys. Health Educ. Recreation Dance, 18: 795-811.
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Goon, D.T., A.L. Toriola, J. Uever, S. Wuam and O.M. Toriola, 2011. Prevalence of body weight disorders among adolescent school girls in tarka, Nigeria. Minerva Pediatr., 63: 467-471.
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Toriola, O.M., 2010. Children's perception of physical education and school sport in Swaziland. Shield-Res. J. Phys. Edu. Sports Sci., 5: 96-107.
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Goon, D.T., A.L.Toriola, J. Uever, S. Wuam and O.M. Toriola, 2010. Growth status and menarcheal age among adolescent school girls in Wannune, Benue State, Nigeria. BMC Pediatrics, Vol. 10. 10.1186/1471-2431-10-60.
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Goon, D.T., A.L. Toriola, D.I. Musa, S. Akusu, M. Audu, S. Wuam and O.M. Toriola, 2010. Cardiorespiratory fitness of 7-14 year-old andibila children in Oju, Nigeria. J. Internal Med. Pharmacol., 169: 287-295.
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Toriola, O.M. and J.S. Brits, 2008. Perceptions of Botswana athletes about HIV/Aids and sport: HIV/Aids and health. Afr. J. Phys. Health Edu. Recreat. Dance, 14: 88-110.
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Toriola, A.L., O.M. Toriola, H.S. Dhaliwal and N.U. Igbokwe, 2004. Relationship between physical education students’ achievements in a French badminton service test and expert ratings of technique quality. Perceptual Motor Skills, 98: 406-408.
Toriola, A.L., O.M. Toriola and N.U. Igbokwe, 2004. Validity of specific motor skills in predicting table tennis performance in novice players. Perceptual Motor Skills, 98: 584-586.
Toriola, A.L., H.A. Adetoro, O.M. Toriola and N.U. Igbokwe, 2004. A comparative analysis of youth sports programmes in Botswana and Nigeria. Int. Sports Stud., 22: 57-73.
Toriola, O.M., 2003. Women in sports leadership in Botswana. J. Hum. Movement Stud., 44: 365-371.
Toriola, O.M., 2003. Secondary school physical education curriculum: Implications for sports development in Botswana. J. Phys. Edu. Recreat., 9: 69-73.
Toriola, O.M., 2003. Batswana women's attitudes towards their weight and shape and its relationship to physical activity and eating behaviour. J. Hum. Move. Stud., 44: 299-310.
Toriola, O.M., 2001. Evaluation of Recreational Activities in Some Nursery Schools in Gaborone, Botswana. In: Sport, Exercise and Health, Amusa, L.O. and A.L Toriola (Eds.)., Africa Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Gaborone, pp: 287-292.
Toriola, O.M., 2001. Competitive sport in Botswana. J. Int. Council Health, Phys. Edu. Recreat. Sport Dance, 27: 39-44.
Toriola, O.M., 2001. All in the Name of Tradition. In: Gender Tales from Africa, Mannatoko, C., B. Mazile and M. Commeyras (Eds.)., UNICEF., Africa, pp: 32-34.
Toriola, O.M., 2001. A Gentleman's Breach of Trust. In: Gender Tales form Africa, Mannatoko, C., B. Mazile and M. Commeyras (Eds.)., UNICEF., USA., 35-36.
Toriola, O.M., 1993. Drug use and abuse among secondary school students in Ile-Ife, Osun state, Nigeria. Osun State J. Phys. Health Edu. Recreat., Nigeria, 1: 116-124.