Dr Isaac Omorogbe is a Senior Lecturer at Bloomsbury Institute London. He is a development economist with extensive experience in international development, economic policy, and impact evaluation. He has worked with various international organisations, including the World Bank, European Union, USAID, and Oxfam.
His research focuses on poverty reduction, food security, gender equality, and climate change adaptation. He has published widely in peer-reviewed journals and presented at numerous international conferences.
Before joining Bloomsbury Institute London, Dr Omorogbe was a Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, and a Lecturer at the University of Benin, Nigeria. He is a member of the Royal Economic Society and the African Economic Research Consortium.
Research & Publications
- ·Omorogbe, I., Ammoudu, J. and Akinwalere, S. (2025). Illicit financial flows and polio vaccination coverage in Sub-Saharan Africa. Journal of Developing Areas, 59(4).
- ·Fadare, O. and Omorogbe, I. (2024). Armed conflict and livestock species choices in Nigeria. Journal of International Development.
- ·Omorogbe, I.I. and Alapka, S.O. (2021). An empirical review of fish value chain in North-East Nigeria. Journal of Forestry, Environment and Sustainable Development.
Qualifications
- ·PhD in Development Economics, University of Reading
- ·MSc in Economics, University of Ibadan
- ·BSc in Economics, Ambrose Alli University
- ·Member, Royal Economic Society
- ·Member, African Economic Research Consortium
Areas of Expertise
- ·Development economics
- ·International development
- ·Economic policy
- ·Impact evaluation
- ·Poverty reduction
- ·Food security
- ·Gender equality
- ·Climate change adaptation