Benyin Akande, Author at Kujenga Amani

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Benyin Akande

Benyin Akande is an assistant lecturer at the University of Calabar and a PhD Candidate in political science and public administration at the University of Uyo. Her research interest include public policy, development studies, and civil society and governance. Benyin is a 2019-2020 fellow of the Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa (Next Gen).

Latest posts

Civil Society and the Global Oil Complex: Accessing Civil Society Engagements in Nigeria’s Niger Delta

Benyin Akande·

April 2, 2020

Introduction Many studies have interrogated the interactions between global oil actors and civil society, particularly the implications for vulnerable indigenous…

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