Educational Qualification

PhD Logistics Management (Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2022).

MBA (Logistics & Supply chain Management) KNUST School of Business, KNUST, 2010   

Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration KNUST School of Business, KNUST, 2008

2000. Ed (Arts), University of Cape coast, Cape Coast, 2000.

Areas of expertise   

• Supply Chain Management 
• The public Procurement Law
• Stores Design and Warehouse Management 
• Logistics Management 
• Procurement Management and Ethics

Oswald Atiga (PhD) has been a leading academic and researcher for the past decade. He has conducted research and published in reputable African and international journals in Logistics Management, Ghana’s public Procurement Law, Procurement Management and Ethics. Dr.Atiga has also published a book entitled “public sector procurement in Ghana volume 1”. Additionally, he lectures in Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management related courses not only at the Bolgatanga Technical University school of Business but also in similar courses on part-time basis from the IDL – KNUST and UDS business schools.  

Selected Publications:

•  Atiga, O., Tanzubil, B. J., Asaana, J., Ayamba, E. C., Seidu, M. T., & Mohammed, I. (2024). Shortening The Last-Mile: Impact of Zipline Medical Drone Delivery on The Operations of Hard-to-Reach Healthcare Facilities in Northern Ghana. African Journal of Applied Research, 10(1), 178-200.
• Tanzubil, B. J., & Atiga, O. (2023). Determinants of Procurement Ethics Among Public Institutions in Ghana: An Empirical Study. African Journal of Management Research, 30(1), 2 – 16.
•  Atiga, O., Walters, J., & Pisa, N. (2023). A comparative analysis of the private and public medical commodity supply chains in the Upper East Region of Ghana. International Journal of Value Chain Management, 14(4), 437- 458.
•   Atiga, O., & Junior, B. T. (2023). Ethical procurement in Ghana’s public sector: implementation challenges in the Bolgatanga Municipality. International Journal of Procurement Management, 17(3), 368 – 385.
•   Atiga, O., Walters, J., & Pisa, N. (2023). Challenges of medical commodity availability in public and private health care facilities in the Upper East Region of Ghana: a patient-centered perspective. BMC health services research, 23(1),2 – 14.
•  Junior, B. T., & Atiga, O. (2022). The Effect of Internal Supply Chain Management Practices on the Operational Performance of Technical Universities in Ghana. International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol, 11(4), 49-62. 
• Atiga, O., & Tanzubil Junior, B. (2025). Exploring the Internal Supply Chain Management practices of tertiary institutions in Ghana: Evidence from Bolgatanga Technical University, International Journal of Services and Operations Management Vol, 51(4), 49-62.
• Azanlerigu, J.A., & Atiga, O. (2025). The Nexus between Sustainable Procurement Orientation and Firm Performance. Southern African Business Review, Vol, 50(2),32-46. 

1. Atiga, O., (2024) Public Sector procurement in Ghana volume 1, (Edit) 

On-going publications

1. Tanzubil Junior, B and Atiga, O (2025) The effect of E-procurement practices on the procurement performance of public institutions in Ghana: The mediating role of staff competence. African Journal of Applied Research (in-press)

• Atiga, O, Seidu, M., T and Asaana, J (2025) Supply chain risk identification and mitigation practices on firm operational performance: knowledge management mediating. African Journal of Applied Research (in-press)