ORGANIZATION:                  Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa 

            POSITION HELD:                  Associate Professor (28 Jan. 2023 – 31 Dec. 2025)

            SCHOOL:                             Informatics & Design (FID)

            DEPARTMENT:                     Information Technology

• Responsibility:
• Conducting research and providing mentorship to Master/PhD students and junior faculty members.
• Serve as a member of Doctorial Research Committee (DRC) and a key resource person for the graduate workshops.
• Currently supervising two PhD and three MSc students, as well as overseeing several undergraduate projects.
• Played a key role in the development of two research proposals for the National Research Foundation (NRF) Research Chair Application:
• Integrating AI, IoT, and Wireless Technologies for Transformative Solutions in South African Healthcare.
• Leveraging Computational Modeling, AI, and IoT in Distributed Wireless Systems for Secure Smart Access in the Education Sector.
• Develop a proposal for the establishment of a Center of Excellence (CoE).
• Initiated and facilitated international conference titled "Safe, Secure, Ethical, and Responsible Technologies & Emerging Applications (SAFER-TEA) - https://safertea.eai-conferences.org/2025/" The conference is supported by the European Alliance for Innovation (EAI) and will be published by
• Teaching courses at both undergraduate and graduate level, including:

1. 1. Software Engineering – Postgraduate Level
   2. Application Development & Software Project Management – Postgraduate Level

• Computational Mathematics & Statistics – Postgraduate Level

1. 1. Application Development Theory 4 – Advanced Diploma Level
   2. Application Development Theory 3 – Undergraduate Level (Final Year)
   3. Media Technology 4 – Advanced Diploma Level

• Media Technology 2 – Undergraduate Level
• Project 4 / Capstone Project – Advanced Diploma Level

ORGANIZATION:                  American University of Nigeria 

            POSITION HELD:                  Associate Professor

            DATE:                                   [05 Sep. 2022 – 31 Dec. 2023]

            SCHOOL:                                             School of IT & Computing (SITC)

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Software Engineering

                POSITION:                                         Associate Professor & Chair / Director,

                                                                           African Centre for ICT Innovation & Training (ACIT)

                DATE:                                                   [01 Sep 2023 – 31 Dec. 2023]

• AUN President’s Special Assignment:

A Principal member of the special committee known as "The Return to the AUN Mission" tasked by the President to outline a strategic path forward. The mandate is to offer guidance to the management for the restoration of academic standards at AUN, responding to the Founder's speech underscoring the university's mission.   

• NUC accreditation, Leadership and Administration:

My role as the Chair of Software Engineering and AICT Director involved a wide range of responsibilities, from strategic leadership and curriculum development, students advising to staff/faculty management. It also involved program accreditation and coordination.

• I have successfully Chair and coordinated an NUC’s re-accreditation of the Software Engineering [Nov. 2023]
• Offering visionary leadership to the AICT, including successfully secured a contract, resulting in the establishment of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between AUN and the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA). This initiative includes a three-year program aimed at training three million technical talents in AI, Data Science, Machine Learning and ICT across the country.
• Provide comprehensive support to the new Dean as he transitions into his role and his leadership endeavors
• Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) Initiative, Teaching, Research and Mentorship:

Facilitate the establishment of Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) in AUN. Others include effective teaching, workshops and seminars, faculty recruitment, master and PhD supervision, student support and engagement.

[b]            SCHOOL:                                             School of IT & Computing (SITC)

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Software Engineering

                POSITION:                                           Associate Professor & Interim Dean / Director,

                                                                                African Centre for ICT Innovation & Training (ACIT)

                DATE:                                                   [05 Sep. 2022 – 31 Aug. 2023]

My role as the Dean of the School of IT & Computing involved a wide range of responsibilities, from strategic leadership and curriculum development to faculty management, industry collaborations, and active participation in academic committees. Some key highlights include:

• Leadership and Administration:
  • Provide visionary leadership to SITC and African Center for ICT Innovation & Training (AICT), setting strategic goals and directions in line with the University’s mission and objectives.
  • Actively participated in critical University-wide committees, serving as a member of the Faculty Promotion Guidelines committee, Doctoral Degree Board (DBB), University Senate, Dean Council, and AUN Management, contributing valuable insights and expertise to the decision-making process.
  • Orchestrated and coordinated various essential activities, including organizing weekly seminars and workshops at the school, facilitating the presentation of Student Research Projects (SRP) and Student Design Projects (SDP), managing the Students' Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES), conducting Computer Programming competitions, and spearheading community outreach programs.
  • Foster a collaborative and inclusive environment, promoting teamwork and effective communication among faculty, staff, and students.
  • Ensure compliance with institutional policies, accreditation requirements, and industry standards.
• Academic Program Development and Enhancement:
  • Develop and maintain a comprehensive curriculum (2022 – 2025 catalog) that meets the needs of students and aligns with industry trends and technological advancements.
  • In FALL 2022, I collaborated with faculty to enhance existing programs / concentrations that address emerging technology (AI/ML, Cryptocurrencies, Data Science, Blockchain, Distributed Computing, Web & Mobile Application).
  • Encourage faculty to engage in research, scholarly activities, and professional development to enhance the quality of teaching and learning.
• Teaching, Faculty Recruitment, Student Support and Engagement:
  • Lead the recruitment and selection process (FALL 2022 & SPRING2023) of highly qualified and diverse faculty members, ensuring a strong academic team.
  • Foster a supportive learning environment, promoting student success, and addressing their concerns / grievances.
  • Collaborate with career services to provide internship and job placement opportunities, promoting industry connections for students.
  • Committed to teaching by delivering engaging and thought-provoking undergraduate and graduate classes. Additionally, I provided guidance and mentoring for SDP/SRP projects, as well as supervising Masters and PhD students in their thesis work.
• Industry Partnerships and External Relations:
  • Establish and maintain strong relationships with industry partners, government agencies, and professional associations to foster collaboration, internships, and research opportunities.
  • Seek external funding through grants and partnerships to support research, scholarships, and infrastructure development.

[02]      ORGANIZATION:                  American University of Nigeria 

            POSITION HELD:                  Assistant Professor (Expatriate)

            DATE:                                     [09 Jun 2016 - 04 Sep. 2022]

[a]            SCHOOL:                                             School of Engineering (SOE)

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Telecommunication / Computer Engineering

                POSITION:                                           Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator

                DATE:                                                   [12 Feb. 2021 – 04 Sep. 2022]

During this period, I made notable contributions to the establishment and growth of the School of Engineering, playing a critical role, including leading many important committees. Some key highlights of my involvement:

• Represented the Dean of the School of Engineering in various programs, meetings, and events, effectively communicating the school’s vision and achievements to internal and external stakeholders.
• Led the SOE Search Committee as the Chair, overseeing the recruitment and selection process of highly qualified faculty members for the Engineering Departments.
• As the Chair of the Technical Committee within the School of Engineering (SOE), guiding and coordinating technical initiatives and projects to enhance the Academic offerings and Research capabilities of the school.
• Chair the Senate Committee on Faculty Retention and Welfare Sub-Committee, advocating for the well-being and professional development of faculty members.
• Held membership in the SOE and Senate Curriculum Development Committee, actively participating in shaping the academic programs and policies of the School and the University as a whole.
• Contributed to the delivery of engaging and informative undergraduate (SOE) and graduate (SITC) classes, imparting knowledge and guiding students' learning process.
• Provided supervision as well as guiding and advising SITC Masters and PhD students in their thesis work.
• Served as the AUN IEEE Student Branch Councilor, fostering a vibrant community of engineering students and promoting their involvement in IEEE activities and initiatives.

[b]            SCHOOL:                                             School of Engineering (SOE)

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Telecommunication / Computer Engineering

                POSITION:                                           Assistant Professor (Expatriate) & Founding Interim Dean

                DATE:                                                   [17 Sep 2019 - 11 Feb. 2021]

As the Founding Dean of the School of Engineering, I achieved several significant milestones and played a key role in its establishment and growth. Here are my achievements and roles:

• Strategic Leadership, Vision and Academic Program Development:
  • Proposed a strategic plan for the School of Engineering, outlining its mission, goals, and long-term vision.
  • Established a clear academic and research direction for the school, focusing on core areas: Electrical, Electronic, Computer, Chemical and Telecommunications Engineering.
  • Recruited highly qualified faculty members, ensuring a diverse and accomplished academic team capable of delivering high-quality education.
• State-of-the-Art Facilities and Infrastructure:
  • Oversaw the planning and construction of state-of-the-art engineering facilities, including building/laboratories, classrooms, and workshops.
  • Collaborated with architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure the efficient and functional design of engineering spaces that facilitate hands-on learning and research.
• Industry Partnerships and Collaborations:
  • Developed strategic partnerships with industries (e.g Glo, Ajisaq Ltd), government agencies (e.g. National Center for AI & Robotic), and research institutions (e.g Caritas Institute of Higher Education), fostering collaborative research projects, internships, and experiential learning opportunities for students.
  • Leveraged industry connections and technology transfer programs, bridging the gap between academia and industry.
  • Cultivated relationships with professional engineering societies and organizations to enhance the reputation and visibility of the School of Engineering.
• Inaugural AUN international conference, Student Success and Engagement:
  • Organized inaugural International Conference (Scopus Indexed) titled “Addressing Societal Challenges through Innovative Engineering Research (ICASCIE)” in October 2020.
  • Implemented student support services and mentorship programs to promote student success, retention, and career development.
  • Encouraged student involvement in engineering competitions, conferences, and extracurricular activities, showcasing their talents and fostering a sense of community within the school.

[c]            SCHOOL:                                             School of IT & Computing (SITC)

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Telecom & Wireless Technologies (TWT)

                POSITION:                                           Assistant Professor (Expatriate) & Chair, TWT  

                DATE:                                                   [09 June 2016 - 16 Sep 2019]

I actively participate in resource assessment processes, contributed to the establishing of the AUN Graduate School, organizing educational programs, and providing teaching and supervision. Here are my achievements and roles:

• Chair, Coordinator, Resource Assessment, Proposed School of Engineering & Graduate School:
  • Provide leadership in the Telecom & Wireless Technologies department.
  • Actively participated in the accreditation process of courses and programs in SITC.
  • I played a key role in the establishment of the AUN Graduate School and the school of Engineering, providing advanced academic opportunities and promoting research excellence.
  • Played a key role in the establishment of Telecommunications & Wireless Technologies, overseeing the development and implementation of relevant academic courses and research initiatives.
• Students, Teaching and Supervision:
  • Taught undergraduate and graduate classes, offered guidance and supervision to students undertaking Student Design Projects (SDP), Student Research Projects (SRP), Masters, and PhD theses, supporting their research and intellectual development.
  • Served as a student advisor for the Telecom & Wireless Technologies disciplines, offering guidance and support to students in their academic pursuits and career development.

[03]      ORGANIZATION:                  American University of Nigeria 

            POSITION HELD:                  Instructor (Expatriate)

            DATE:                                     [01 Sep 2008 – 08 Jun 2016]

            SCHOOL:                               School of IT & Computing (SITC)

            DEPARTMENT:                     Telecom & Wireless Technologies (TWT)

My role in the School of IT & Computing and TWT department involved a wide range of responsibilities:

• Leadership in Community, Educational Programs & AUN IEEE Student Branch Councilor:
  • Actively participated in various committees at AUN, including the AUN strategic plan, University Technology/Library Committee, Senate Welfare Committee, Programs/Curriculum Review Committee, SITC portal Committee, and Accreditation Planning Committee.
  • Initiated the vision for the AUN Students' e-Voting System and the AUN's Web Math Placement Test for the new students.
  • As the Founding Counselor of the AUN IEEE Student Branch, I oversee the operations and activities of the branch and promote student involvement in IEEE initiatives.
  • I Initiated and led numerous community and educational programs, including Quiz Competitions, Collaborative Academic Programs, Workshop & Seminar Series, IEEE XTREME Programming competition, SITC Open house, SDP/SRP Poster event, and Moodle & Canvas LMS Training.
    • These initiatives aimed to foster engagement, knowledge sharing, and academic growth among students, faculty, and the wider community.
  • Students, Teaching and Supervision:
    • Delivered undergraduate and graduate classes and served as a student advisor for the Computer Science & Software Engineering disciplines, offered guidance and supervision to students undertaking Student Design Projects (SDP), Student Research Projects (SRP).
    • Served as a student advisor for the Computer Science & Software Engineering disciplines, offering guidance and support to students in their academic pursuits and career development.

ORGANIZATION:                  University of Cape Town, South Africa 

            POSITION HELD:                  Research, Technical & Teaching Assistant /

                                                            System Administrator

            DATE:                                     [01 Jul 2005 – 30 Aug 2008]

[a]            FACULTY:                                           Engineering & the Built Environment

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Electrical Engineering / Information System

                POSITION:                                           Research & Teaching Assistant

                DATE:                                                   [01 Feb. – 30 Aug 2008]  

• Assisted the lecturer in teaching year three students the communication networks, guided them in designing and conducting network configurations.
• Facilitated tutorials, assignments, and student attendance.
• Summarized research articles, explored research outlets, and submitted research documents.
• Assisted faculty with research planning, collaborated with industry partners, identified funding sources, and completed administrative tasks.
• Promoted research best practices, mentored post-graduate students, and contributed to departmental responsibilities.
• Conducted research on Novel Approaches to Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking for Energy-Efficient Multicast: Empirical Study of Coded Packet Wireless Networks.

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  [b]         FACULTY:                                           Engineering & the Built Environment

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Electrical Engineering

                POSITION:                                           Research and Technical Assistant/Tutor

                DATE:                                                   [01 July 2005 – 31 Dec. 2006]  

• Maintained the Centre of Excellence and Communication Research Group research activities and websites, developed a procedure for collecting information, maintained backups, and updated the website with member research thesis, papers, publications, and achievements.
• Provided secure connections, documentation, and tutored courses including Broadband network, Optical Communication Networks, Digital Communication Engineering, and Digital Signal Processing.
• Conducted research on Adaptive Radio Resource Management for Mobile Satellite Systems.

[c]            FACULTY:                                           Science

                DEPARTMENT:                                  Computer Science [The Shuttleworth Lab (TSL)]

                POSITION:                                           System Administrator

                DATE:                                                   [08 Aug. to 07 Nov. 2006]  

• Managed Unix/Linux Lab backed up users' directories, servers, print server, computer access, user accounts, and handling complaints.
• Managed packages, daily machine running, TSL webpage, toaster, and prepared for workshops, seminars, and exams. Also, communicated with users about lab usage.
• Conducted research on Performance of a Turbo Coded Digital Communication System on Satellite Communication Channels.

ORGANIZATION:                  The Polytechnic Ibadan, Polyconsult, Nigeria   

            POSITION HELD:                  Lecturer   

            DATE:                                     [02 May 2001 – 30 Jun 2004]

• I taught various Computer Science courses, and supervised student’s senior design projects.