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Prince Popoola David

Prince Popoola David

LiveDNA ID: 234.24991
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8 Publications
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About

Professional Summary

Popoola David is a youngster in the research, and academics.
He is a prolific Economist and have over the years developed interest in Agricultural and Development economics, which in recent times have constituted the bulk of his research works.
He is also passionate about Enterprise development, Business performance, including Management, and have published more than 11 scientific papers in reputable local Journals, international Journals and conferences.
He is a serving fellow of the Young Africa Leaders Initiatives, a WBG Youth Delegate, member of the Asian Council of Scientific Editors, Member of the Benefit-Cost Analysis, Member of the Agricultural Society of NIGERIA-MASN, and many other reputable Global development Institutions.

Education

Academic Background
  • M. Tech. Federal University of Technology Minna, Nigeria Agricultural Economics & Farm Management | Completed: 2022
  • M.Sc. University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria Agricultural Economics | Completed: 2017
  • Diploma Michigan State University, United States of America Econometrics | Completed: 2017
  • B.Sc. Agric University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria Agriculture | Completed: 2014

Publications (8)

Selected Scholarly Contributions
Evaluating the Impact of Financial Inclusion on Income Optimization in Farm Enterprises
Popoola David Prince
Trends in Agricultural Economics | Journal Article
10.3923/tae.2025.1.8
Crossref
2025
Measuring the causality on cooperatives membership, livelihood diversification and determinants among poultry farm holders: A case study of South West Nigeria.
Popoola, D.P., C.O. Adebayo and A. Abdullahi,
Br. J. Multidiscip. Adv. Stud., | Journal Article
10.37745/bjmas.2022.0470
Self Prince Popoola David
2024
Analyses of geospatial variability effect on food security status of cassava producers in Nigeria, and its determinants.
Adu, O.E., A. Olajide and D.P. Popoola,
Br. J. Multidiscip. Adv. Stud., | Journal Article
10.37745/bjmas.2022.0168
Self Prince Popoola David
2023
Smartphone incorporated learning and its effects on academic performance among tertiary learners: Evidence from University of Ilorin students.
Prince, P.D.,
J. Educ. Pract., | Journal Article
10.7176/JEP/14-30-01
Self Prince Popoola David
2023
Exploratory analyses of existing nexuses between cooperative membership, production, wellbeing, and determinants among layer egg production enterprises: evidences from South West Nigeria.
Popoola, D.P.,
Br. J. Multidiscip. Adv. Stud., | Journal Article
10.37745/bjmas.2022.0369
Self Prince Popoola David
2023
Effect of cooperative membership and livelihood diversification on farm income. Evidence from South West Nigeria.
Popoola, D.P.,
Int. J. Dev. Emerging Econ., | Journal Article
10.37745/ijdee.13
Self Prince Popoola David
2022
Effect of Fadama III programme on poverty status of rice farming households in Patigi local government area of Kwara state, Nigeria.
Adenuga, A.H., O.A. Omotesho, R.O. Babatunde, D.P. Popoola and G. Opeyemi,
J. Agric. For. Soc. Sci., | Journal Article
10.4314/joafss.v11i2.8
Self Prince Popoola David
2021
Cooperative membership and multidimensional poverty among poultry farming households in Southwest Nigeria, evidence from Oyo State: An alkire-foster analysis and impact measurement approach.
Popoola, D.P. and O.E. Ogheneruemu,
Int. J. Bus. Manage. Econ. Rev., | Journal Article
10.35409/IJBMER.2020.3167
Self Prince Popoola David
2020