The focus of the study (for Nigeria) led by Professor Ayobami Ojebode, Professor of Development Communication, University of Ibadan, was to find out the reasons labour unions and activists haven’t been able to lead Nigerians successfully towards fuel subsidy protests,…
He is one of the citizens who believes that Nigeria will be better despite its current socioeconomic and political challenges. As a child and youth, he enjoined positive outcomes of social and economic policies and programmes of governments in 70s…
In their efforts of conducting social and policy researches with the consideration of the participants and policymakers before and after, the Partnership for African Social and Governance Research and the Institute for Development Studies will have a research dialogue meeting…
As the tenure of the current Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Idowu Abel Olayinka ends on November 30, 2020, there are indications that the outgoing VC has concluded necessary arrangements for the take off of new academic…
Editor’s Note Ayo Ojebode is a professor of Applied Communication, University of Ibadan and member, African Digital Rights Network (ADRN). This piece is his keynote speech during the recent webinar on protests and information disorder in Africa organised by the Centre…
