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Lanre Yusuf’s PhD Award as a Leadership Commentary

Posted By: adminon: December 04, 2019In: People in ActionTags: IPSS, Leadership, Peace and Conflict StudiesNo CommentsViews:
Lanre Yusuf’s PhD Award as a Leadership Commentary

We would not know now what he would do if and when he controls budget, police, INEC, etc as a governor, local government chairman or minister in the future. For now, however, he has passed t... Read more

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Nigeria’s Prof Olawale Albert Addresses Sahelian Insecurity Conversation @ Chatham House

Posted By: adminon: May 10, 2019In: FlashbackTags: Agropastoralism, CENSAD, Greater Sahara, IPSSNo CommentsViews:
Nigeria’s Prof Olawale Albert Addresses Sahelian Insecurity Conversation @ Chatham House

Insecurity in the Sahel will be the subject of interrogation at a May 13th, 2019 conversation at Chatham House, London. It is not clear if the ‘Chatham House Rule’ would apply where other or... Read more

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Yet Another Early Warning on the Youth Bomb in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: December 01, 2018In: BookspaceTags: CITAD, IBB, IPSS, Land Question, National Question, Women Question, Youth QuestionNo CommentsViews:
Yet Another Early Warning on the Youth Bomb in Nigeria

There is a sense in which this book can be understood as an Early Warning even as probably the clumsiest Cold War grammar that Early Warning is. The temptation to regard the book as such wou... Read more

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Inaugural Lecture Gets University of Ibadan Stirring

Posted By: adminon: September 07, 2018In: BookspaceTags: HSN, IPSS, Tarik, UINo CommentsViews:
Inaugural Lecture Gets University of Ibadan Stirring

Even with the crisis of “The Universe in the University”, the University of Ibadan, (UI), has managed to maintain the tradition of Inaugural Lecture. The university’s 442nd Inaugural Lecture... Read more

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A Voice on Peacebuilding in International Relations from the University of Ibadan

Posted By: adminon: August 27, 2018In: BookspaceTags: IPSS, IRs, UINo CommentsViews:
A Voice on Peacebuilding in International Relations from the University of Ibadan

The Department of Political Science at the University of Ibadan, (UI) must have lost being the source of the last word in the discipline as it used to be on account of being the first of suc... Read more

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UI Raises Africa’s Stakes in Border Studies and Practice

Posted By: adminon: March 15, 2018In: FlashbackTags: BRIT, EU, GWOT, IPSS, RMA, UINo CommentsViews:
UI Raises Africa's Stakes in Border Studies and Practice

Nigeria’s premier university, the University of Ibadan, (UI) is standing up to be counted on a global scale in the highly contested realm of negotiating border management in North-South rela... Read more

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