Abimbola Opanike, Author at Kujenga Amani

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Abimbola Opanike

Abimbola Opanike received her MSc in Security, Leadership and Society from King’s College, London. Ms. Abimbola is affiliated to the African Leadership Centre (ALC) of King’s College, and her research interests include regional security, peace education, and sustainable development in Africa, among others.

Latest posts

The “Anglophone Problem” in Cameroon: Is Another Crisis Brewing?

Abimbola Opanike·

August 23, 2017

Reunification Monument - Yaoundé surrounded by grass and trees

A new episode of what is commonly known as the “Anglophone problem” in Cameroon has been spurred by the demonstration…

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