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is a visiting assistant professor of practice at New York University’s Center for Global Affairs and a Public Voices Fellow. Her research focuses on African security issues, governance and international relations.
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is a visiting assistant professor of practice at New York University’s Center for Global Affairs and a Public Voices Fellow. Her research focuses on African security issues, governance and international relations.
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE
JUNE 8 2025
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE•JUNE 8 2025
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE
MARCH 11 2022
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE•MARCH 11 2022
Security scholar, and author of ‘The Loneliest War: Nigeria’s Strategy Against Boko Haram’, and ‘Beyond the War’, Dr Jumo Ayandele, thinks decolonization is fast becoming an overused term in the international relations field: ‘In the international relations space, there’s been this recurring question of “how do we decolonize the international relations curriculum?” And I have to ask—what does decolonization mean?’
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE
APRIL 14 2021
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE•APRIL 14 2021
Following the abduction of the Chibok schoolgirls in 2014, Boko Haram gained notoriety as the deadliest terrorist group in the world. Where is Nigeria today in the war against terrorism?
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE
JANUARY 27 2020
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE•JANUARY 27 2020
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE
MAY 25 2019
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE•MAY 25 2019
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE
JUNE 24 2017
DR OLAJUMOKE (JUMO) AYANDELE•JUNE 24 2017
With state fragility mounting as a result of extremist violence, African countries have employed varied and sometimes unexpected means in an attempt to protect their people and their borders.