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Leading Nigerian IR Scholars Revive NSIA, With Prof Hassan Saliu As Interim President

Posted By: adminon: July 08, 2026In: Words and WorldTags: Diplomacy, Global Governance, International politics, Nigerian foreign policy, Peace and Security, Regional integrationNo CommentsViews:
Leading Nigerian IR Scholars Revive NSIA, With Prof Hassan Saliu As Interim President

It must be part of the mysteries of powerhouse Nigeria that there has not been an active platform of scholars of the involving discipline of International Relations for years now. Well, that... Read more

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