Aisha Adebayo

Determined the impact of health expenditure on GDP using 15 West African states. Applied the Random Effect Model method for analysis.

Ran a quantitative research on the effects of Renewable Energy Financing Mechanisms on Electricity Access in Nigeria. Employed the Autoregressive Distributive Lag Method to conduct the research.

Submitted an abstract on assessing the global energy transition, balancing fossil fuel demand with renewable integration and energy mix strategy in Africa. Employed the ARIMA time series method and SPSS statistical software for analysis and forecasting.

Assisted in the management of day-to-day administration of respective halls of residence. Organized sports activities, competitions, reading retreats, and events to instill awareness against drug abuse.

Tutored microeconomics and macroeconomics to graduate students. Provided academic support and guidance in complex economic theories.

Performed qualitative research on the effects of fuel subsidy removal on Nigerian households using questionnaire responses and content analysis. Also conducted qualitative research on the public’s perception of Exchange Rate Unification using short surveys.

Assisted in overseeing the financial activities of the company, including collection and arrangement of incoming invoices. Performed data entry of daily sales on the institution’s website.

Managed clients’ online chat platform and provided updates for generated leads. Developed PR campaigns and media strategies, building positive relationships with stakeholders and the public.

Curated relevant data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) for an undergraduate thesis on the impact of non-oil taxes on economic growth. Performed excellent EDA and applied the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) method using EViews statistical package.

Tutored mathematics and statistics to departmental and non-departmental colleagues and sub-level students. Volunteered as a mentor for undergraduates.

Grade: Distinction (4.81/5.0)

Activities and societies: Tutored microeconomics and macroeconomics to graduate students. Engaged in research on renewable energy financing and electricity access in Nigeria, and the impact of health expenditure on GDP in West Africa.

Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Economics, with a focus on advanced economic theories and quantitative methods. Relevant coursework includes Microeconomic Theory, Macroeconomic Theory, Quantitative Methods, Energy Economics, and International Economics. Maintaining a strong academic record towards achieving a distinction.

Grade: First class honors (4.99/5.0)

Activities and societies: Tutored mathematics and statistics to departmental and non-departmental colleagues and sub-level students. Volunteered as a mentor for undergraduates and served as Assistant Auditing Officer for the Nigerian Economics Students’ Association.

Achieved a first-class honors degree in Economics with a specialization in energy-financial economics, demonstrating a strong academic performance. Relevant coursework included Mathematics for Economists, Public Sector Economics, Financial Economics, and Game Theory. Completed an undergraduate thesis on the 'Impact of Non-Oil Taxes Revenue on the Economic Growth in Nigeria'.