“Graduate Assistant (January 2024 – Present)
National Open University
● Led field research at mining sites, collaborating with senior academics on women’s sector challenges.
● Optimized postgraduate supervision program by matching students with faculty based on research interests.
● Represented the department at academic conferences, presenting research findings and building institutional relationships.
● Implemented efficient administrative protocols for departmental documentation, improving organizational workflow and strategic decision-making processes.
Self-Inject Campaign Team (February 2022 – March 2022)
PSI Nigeria
● Educated over 200 women on family planning methods during the self-inject contraceptive campaign, achieving a 90% comprehension rate among participants.
Kehinde Akintola: Research, Analysis, Academic Leadership, Security Studies.

● Organized and executed community outreach programs reaching 5 local communities, resulting in increased awareness and adoption of family planning methods.
● Led sensitization efforts that contributed to a significant increase in the acceptance and uptake of self-inject contraceptives among target populations.
Servicom Staff (November 2021 – November 2022)
Nigeria Immigration Service, Oyo State Command (NYSC)
● Streamlined visitor management processes, efficiently handling over 100+ daily applicants while maintaining accurate documentation and reducing wait times by 30%.
● Developed and implemented standardized monthly reporting templates, improving departmental data tracking and decision-making processes for senior management.
● Collaborated with senior officers to enhance service delivery, resulting in improved applicant satisfaction and more efficient processing of immigration documents.”

“1.Legal and Regulatory Barriers to Women’s Participation in the Mining Industry: A Comparative Study of Nasarawa and Benue State, Nigeria
By Akintola Kehinde Boluwatife, Dr. Udeoji Ebele (Department of Political Science), and Mr. Samson Ojonugwa Adegbe (Department of Peace and Conflict Resolution), National Open University of Nigeria
This study investigates the legal and regulatory frameworks that impact women’s involvement in the mining sector in Nasarawa and Benue states, Nigeria. It examines how policies either promote or inhibit gender equity in this male-dominated industry and provides insights on best practices for supporting inclusive growth. Through comparative analysis, the research highlights region-specific challenges and proposes policy recommendations to increase women’s economic participation in mining.
Link: https://aspjournals.org/Journals/index.php/iijlpsa/article/view/764

2.An Exploratory Study of the Socio-Economic Dynamics of Women’s Participation in the Mining Industry in Nasarawa and Benue States, Nigeria
By Akintola Kehinde Boluwatife, Dr. Udeoji Ebele (Department of Political Science), and Mr. Samson Ojonugwa Adegbe (Department of Peace and Conflict Resolution), National Open University of Nigeria
This exploratory study focuses on the socio-economic factors influencing women’s roles within the mining sector in Nasarawa and Benue states. By analyzing the economic benefits and challenges women encounter, the study sheds light on how social norms, economic opportunities, and workplace practices shape their experiences. Findings aim to inform stakeholders on strategies to empower women economically and socially within the industry.
Link: https://aspjournals.org/ajahss/index.php/ajahss/article/view/131

3.Substance Abuse and Gender Violence: Barriers to Gender Equality in FCT Abuja
By Akintola Kehinde Boluwatife, National Open University of Nigeria
This research addresses the intersection of substance abuse and gender-based violence (GBV) as significant obstacles to gender equality in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. By exploring how these issues impact individuals and communities, the study provides a framework for understanding the cyclical nature of abuse and its long-term effects on gender equity. Recommendations focus on public health initiatives and legal reforms to mitigate substance abuse and GBV.

4. Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Nigeria: Examining the Psycho-Emotional Effects of an Emerging Social Menace
By Ahmed Tanimu Mahmoud and Akintola Kehinde Boluwatife, Department of Criminology and Security Studies, National Open University of Nigeria
In collaboration with Ahmed Tanimu Mahmoud, this study explores the psycho-emotional consequences of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) on survivors in Nigeria. The research delves into the mental health impacts and social stigma associated with SGBV, providing a comprehensive look at how it affects individuals and communities. Policy recommendations underscore the need for stronger support systems and mental health services to address this pervasive issue.

5. Endemic Corruption in Nigeria’s Public Service: Implications for Psycho-Criminal Assessment
By Ahmed Tanimu Mahmoud and Akintola Kehinde Boluwatife, Department of Criminology and Security Studies, National Open University of Nigeria
This study examines how endemic corruption in Nigeria’s public sector influences the psycho-criminal landscape. By assessing the psychological drivers and criminal implications of systemic corruption, the research offers insights into its societal toll and suggests psycho-criminal assessment frameworks for combating corruption. Recommendations focus on transparency, accountability, and the psychological rehabilitation of public service structures.

6. Mental Health Among People Living with HIV/AIDS: A Case Study of Ogun State Health Workers’ Insights
By Akintola Kehinde Boluwatife, Department of Criminology and Security Studies, National Open University of Nigeria
This study investigates the mental health challenges faced by people living with HIV/AIDS through the lens of health workers in Ogun State. The research provides valuable insights into the psychological struggles of this demographic and explores the support mechanisms available within the healthcare system. Findings highlight the need for targeted mental health services and improved healthcare policies to address the specific needs of individuals with HIV/AIDS.”

“Criminological Theory
Crime Prevention and Criminal Behavior
Security Studies and Public Safety
Criminal Justice System and Law Enforcement
Social Institutions and Crime Prevention
Juvenile Delinquency and Rehabilitation
Forensic Criminology
Women and Crime
Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV)”

“Institutional Based Research Grant 2024.
Amount 1.7 million
Status: Completed”