Professor Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu is a distinguished Professor of Business and Applied Economics at Mountain Top University, Ogun State, Nigeria. With a strong academic foundation, he holds a B.Sc. in Economics from Olabisi Onabanjo University, an M.Sc. in Economics from the University of Lagos, a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Bath, UK, and a second Ph.D. in Business and Applied Economics from Olabisi Onabanjo University. Professor Ologundudu has over 15 years of experience in the Nigerian university system, having previously taught at Caleb University, McPherson University, and others. He joined Mountain Top University in 2016 and rose to the rank of Professor in October 2023. His teaching and research span International Trade, Development Economics, Monetary Policy, and Strategic Business Management. He has authored over 40 scholarly publications and supervised numerous undergraduate, master’s, and Ph.D. research projects. Beyond academics, Professor Ologundudu has served in several key administrative roles, including Director of Academic Planning and Acting Head of the Department of Economics. He is also a member of several national and international professional bodies, such as the Nigeria Economic Society and the Institute of Strategic Management. Outside academia, he is an ordained minister with the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) and currently serves as the National Church Growth Officer affiliated with RCCG Lagos Province 69. He is married to Mrs. Oluwakemi Eunice Ologundudu, and they are blessed with four children.

B. Sc (Hons) Econs, 1990 - Ogun State University, Ago-iwoye; M. Sc Econs, 1997 - University of Lagos, Akoka; Ph. D Econs, 2016 - University of Bath, United Kingdom Ph.D. Business and Applied Economics 2019 - Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-iwoye

Institute of Strategic Management, Nigeria; Fellow, Institute of Managerial Economics, Member of Nigeria Institute of Management; Member, Nigeria Economic Society; Member, American Econometrician Society.

1	Ologundudu, Mojeed Muhammed & Ifarajimi, Gilbert Deinde (2025b): Production Function Paradigm Shift Real Sector and Output Growth in Nigeria. Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation Society. Volume 9 Issue 15, May 2025. DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.47772/IJRISS.2025.914MG0092.-Updated on: 14Jun25
2	Young, A., Ogbaro, E. & Ologundudu, M.M (2025a). The Complementarity Effect of Intensive and Extensive Margins of Exports Diversification on Growth: Empirical Evidence from Nigerian Data. Folia Oeconomica Stetinensia, 25(1), 354–374. DOI: 10.2478/foli-2025-0018.-Updated on: 12Jun25
3	J. O. Saka, D. B. Olanipekun, A. G. Johnson & Mojeed, Muhammed Ologundudu (2023a): Infrastructural Financing and Trade Performance in West Africa. Journal of Economics and Trade. Vol 8. No 34-44.-Updated on: 09Jun25
4	Jimoh O.S., Iyabo F.O., Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu, Lateef O.S. & Adeshola O.A (2023b): Statistical Analysis of Trade Development Linkage in Nigeria: The COVID-19 Era and Beyond. The Progress Journal. Vol 4. No 3, pg 21-29.-Updated on: 18Jan24
5	Mojeed, Muhammed Ologundudu, Ademola O. Y, Olanrewau, K.S. (2023a): Econimic Planning experience in Nigeria: A chapter in a chapter topic in econmic development and plannng, a compadium produeed in the Department of Economics, published by OOU publishing house in Honor of Professor Emmanuel Oladapo George to celebrate his retirement from active service.-Updated on: 18Jan24
6	Olaniyi, C. O. & Mojeed, Muhammed Ologundudu (2022 d): Remittance Shocks and Poverty Reduction Nexus in Nigeria: Insight from Bootstrap Simulation and Asymetric Causality Tests. Contribution to book in Taylor & Francis (Routledge), Covenant University, Ota.-Updated on: 18Jan24
7	Foluso A Akinsola, Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu, Motunrayo O Akinsola, Nicholas M Odhiambo (2022c): Industrial development, urbanization and pollution nexus in Africa; Heliyon (Elsevier) Journal: vol 8, issue ( 11, 01/1/2022)-Updated on: 18Jan24
8	Jimoh S Ogede, Olukayode E Maku, Bamidele O Oshinowo, Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2022a): Trade Openness, FDI and Income Inequality: New Empirical Evidence from Nigeria: Economic Studies & Analyses/Acta VSFS, vol 16, issue 1, (page 8-22. 01/01 2022)-Updated on: 18Jan24
9	Olaniyi, C. O. & Mojeed, Muhammed Ologundudu (2022 a): Remittance Shocks and Poverty Reduction Nexus in Nigeria: Insight from Bootstrap Simulation and Asymmetric Causality Tests. Contribution to book in Taylor & Francis (Routledge), Covenant University, Ota.-Updated on: 27May22
10	Mojeed, Muhammed Ologundudu (2021 c): Financial Inclusion, Poverty and Income Inequality in Nigeria: Journal of Management Review, Centre for Management and Development, Vol 16, No4, December 2021.-Updated on: 27May22
11	Mojeed, Muhammed Ologundudu (2021 b): Globalization, Information Communication Technologies and Economic Growth in Nigeria: Caleb University International Journal for Developmental studies, Vol 4, No 2, December 2021 Pp (7-26)-Updated on: 27May22
12	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2021 a): Foreign Remittance and Inclusive Growth in Nigeria; Christopher University Journal of Social and Management Sciences, Vol(1) issue 1, June 2021 Pp (96-107).-Updated on: 27May22
13	Babasanya, A.O, Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & Oluyomi, O.O (2020e): ‘’Innovative Entrepreneurship and Economic Sustainability in the selected private Universities in Nigeria: The pre and post Covid-19 Comparative Analysis’’. MTU journal of entrepreneurship and sustainable development, (vol 2, No:2) Dec 2020 PP 139-149.-Updated on: 27May22
14	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & Oluyomi, O.O (2020d): ‘’Entrepreneurial innovation and intention in selected small scale food processing industries on economic development in Nigeria’’; MTU journal of entrepreneurship and sustainable development, (vol 2, No:2) Dec 2020 PP 68-87-Updated on: 27May22
15	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & Oluyomi, O.O (2020c): ‘’Lagos Bus Rapid Transit(BRT) and capacity management sustainability in a mega city: Government entrepreneurial support’’; MTU journal of entrepreneurship and sustainable development, (vol 2, No:1) February 2020, PP 145-154 .-Updated on: 27May22
16	Ogbuji, I.A, Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu and Oluyomi O.O (2020b): Comparative Analysis of Financial technology and traditional Bank performance in Nigeria: The camels approach; Unilag Journal of Business, Vol. 6, No 1, (June) 2020-Updated on: 27May22
17	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2020a): Monetary Policy and Balance of payment in Nigeria: Hallmark Journal of Business Studies, Vol. 2, Edition (March) 2020-Updated on: 27May22
18	Abioro, MA, Ekpudu J.E & Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2019d): Business Model Adoption as a panacea for sustainable of small and medium enterprises in Nigeria; Entrepreneurship & Innovation Journal of University of Ruse, Faculty of Business and Management, issue 11, year X1, 2019.-Updated on: 27May22
19	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu, Ojo J.O & Olawepo, Q.O. (2019c): Gender Enterprises Ownership and Entrepreneurship Development in Nigeria; Quantitative Approach: MTU Journal of Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development. Vol. 1, No. 1. October 2019. 28-44.-Updated on: 27May22
20	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & Ojo Olanipekun (2019b): Corporate Governance, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development: International Journal of Management Studies and Social Research (IJMSSSR), Vol. 1, Issue 2, March-April 2019.-Updated on: 27May22
21	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu, Tella, S.A & Adesoye A.B. (2019a): An Econometrics Analysis Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Crude Oil Prices in Nigeria: Hallmark University Journal of Management and Social Sciences, Vol. 1 Edition 1. Feb 2019.-Updated on: 27May22
22	Tella, S.A; Adesoye A.B & Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2018c): The Exchange Rate Fluctuations, Domestic prices and Monetary Policy in Nigeria; International Journal of Economics, Commerce, and Management, Vol 6, Issue 10, October, 2018.-Updated on: 27May22
23	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2018b): Economic Growth Determinants in Nigeria: Error Correction Model Approach. MTU Journal of Humanities, Management and Social Sciences, Vol 1. Issue 1. (April, 2018)-Updated on: 27May22
24	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & Abioro, M.A (2018a): Petroleum pump price increase and Business Environment; The Nigerian Economy Standpoint. IOSR Journal of Business and Management, Vol.20 Issue 3, PP 60-70 (March 2018)-Updated on: 27May22
25	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2015b): The Impact of Electricity Supply on Industrial and Economic Performance in Nigeria (Error Correction Model Approach). International Global Journal of Management and Business Research (IGJMBR). Issue (4) vol.2 Feb, 2015.-Updated on: 27May22
26	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & S.V Jayeola (2015a): Human Capital and Economic Growth in Nigeria: African Research Review; and International Multidisciplinary Journal, Ethiopian vol 9 (1), series No 36, Jan 2015.-Updated on: 27May22
27	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & R.S Dauda (2014h) ―Human Capital and Manufacturing Productivity in Nigeria. Redeemer's University Journal of Management and Social Sciences, Vol 3, No 1, Dec 2014. (pp 217-236)-Updated on: 27May22
28	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu; O.H Osahon & E.J Sakpade (2014g): Cashless Policy and Banks profitability in Nigeria: European Journal of Accounting and Auditing and Financial Research, vol 2, No10, Dec 2014.-Updated on: 27May22
29	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2014f): Impact of Oil Price Shock and exchange rate volatility on economic growth in Nigeria; An Empirical Investigation. Research Journal of International Studies, Issue (11) Dec 2014.-Updated on: 27May22
30	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2014e): Oil price shock and macro-economic activities in Nigeria; International Research, Journal of Finance and Economics. Issue (3) Nov 2014.-Updated on: 27May22
31	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2014d): Production function paradigm shift and Human capital Development in Nigeria Economy. Redeemer’s University, Journal of Management and Social Sciences. Vol 2, No 2, 2014 (113-178).-Updated on: 27May22
32	J. AFAHA & Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2014c): ―Measuring productivity for optimal performance in the Nigeria Industrial Sector (A Co-integration approach).‖ International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, Vol II, Issues 9, September, 2014.-Updated on: 27May22
33	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2014b): The Epileptic Nature of Electricity supply and its consequence on industrial and Economics performance in Nigeria. ―Global Journal of Researches in Engineering, Vol.14, Issue 4, ver.1 (April 2014)-Updated on: 27May22
34	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2014a):The empirical test of Human Capital Investment on Nigeria Economic Growth (1986-2010)‖ Journal of the National Association for Science, Humanities and Education Research (NASHER) Vol 12.-Updated on: 27May22
35	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu & J. AFAHA (2013b): ―Am empirical study of effectiveness and efficiency of value Added Tax in Nigeria‖. Kaduna State University Journal of Accounting Research and Practice. Vol 2, Issue 2, December, 2013.-Updated on: 27May22
36	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2013a): ―Impact of interest Rate Deregulation on savings and investment in Nigeria (1986 – 2010)‖. Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Review. Vol 4, Issue 1, June 2013.-Updated on: 27May22
37	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2012c): ―Assessment of ICT Resources for Library services in Lagos State University, Library, Ojo, Nigeria.‖ The Beagle, an International Journal of Educational Practice – TETF Projects, December, 2012-Updated on: 27May22
38	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2012a): Bank Mergers and Financial Performance in Nigeria.‖ West African Financial and Economic Review (WAFER Vol 4, No 2.-Updated on: 27May22
39	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2012a): Bank Mergers and Financial Performance in Nigeria.‖ West African Financial and Economic Review (WAFER Vol 4, No 2.-Updated on: 27May22
40	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2011b): ―Monetary Approach to Balance of payment in Developing Countries: An Empirical test‖, Journal of Business Studies and Educational Policies, International Edition. Vol 7, No 2, 2011.-Updated on: 27May22
41	Mojeed Muhammed Ologundudu (2011a): ―Financial Globalization and Economic Development in Nigeria: An Empirical Studies,‖ Journal of Business Studies and Educational Policies, International Edition. Vol 7, No 1, 2011.-Updated on: 27May22