I Support An Anioma State That Would Not Expand To the South East - HRM Azinge Historically, Anioma state has been something our people have clamoured for, but I have reservations about this. I am for Anioma in Anioma, which means within the 9 local governments that constitute

“I often say to young Nigerian feminist, please, do not use feminism to justify your wickedness. Sometimes I talk to these women and they sound really mean and i say, this isn't femism, you're just really n@sty." — Chimamanda Adichie

I put ‘hypocrite’ in my bio for a reason. No matter how strong your principles are, in the face of personal relationships, you will falter. Every single time. That’s the human condition. But too many of you pretend you’re celestial beings above contradiction. Let this be a lesson

Breaking News 🌍💼 South Africa and Nigeria have officially exited the Financial Action Task Force’s “dirty-money” list, marking a major win for both economies. #Nigeria #SouthAfrica #Economy #Bloomberg #FATF #Investment #Finance #AfricaRising

Policy Update: Africa Intensifies Action Against Illicit Financial Flows! Read more here - https://t.co/IZLUiN4a5v #AfricanDevelopment #FinancialIntegrity #AML #IFFs #AfricaRising #PolicyUpdate #GoodGovernance

This video captures highlights from our Early Career Researcher Workshop on Inequality & Marginalisation, held in Accra, Ghana 🇬🇭 (Feb 2025). Funded by a Lancaster ODA ECR grant, it empowered African researchers with skills in publication, grant writing & collaboration! #LUARH

Call for papers! Submit to the special issue of Regulation & Governance on 'Regulating the Invisible: Efforts to Map and Control Corruption.' Deadline: June 1, 2025. Email abstracts to ampippidi@luiss.it. Be part of the solution! #AntiCorruption #Research #Policy #GSDEC

📖 TTF’S BOOK OF THE WEEK: “Global anti-money laundering regulations: Developing countries compliance challenges (the law of financial crime)" by Nkechikwu Azinge-Egbiri, Ehi Eric Esoimeme and Nicholas Ryder 👇 This book explores the politics of money laundering and terrorist

Great to engage with early career researchers in Ghana through the ODA ECR grant for @AfricaLancaster with @Nkazinge, #Zanele & @UKCEH_training! Exciting discussions on research & collaboration. #Ghana #ECR #GlobalResearch. @IOELC @LancsDHR @LancasterPress @LancasterGhana

‘Get a career mentor. The relationship should be valuable to you and the mentor’. - Prof Michael Osae

‘You can build partnerships/collaborations to overcome the barriers in securing grants and publishing…especially now that multidisciplinary teams are preferred on grants. Bridge the North/South divide’ - Prof Michael Osae

‘Gender, exposure, geographical barriers and education play a critical role in securing and implementing grants’ - Prof. Micheal Osae

Day 2 of our workshop on Inequality and Marginalization in African Research! Keynote Speech by Prof. Michael Osae, Biotechnology and Nuclear Agriculture Research Institute, GAEC. #LUARH #UKCEH

Francis questions whether the West is the problem or the solution in curbing security challenges in West Africa.

Francis Kwabena Atta exploring the topic ‘The military, marginalization and coup d’etats in West Africa’ #LUARH #UKCEH

Randy Ohene Otu @RandyOheneOtu , speaking on ‘Simultenous Growth of Democracy and Inequality against Ex-Convicts in Ghana’. #LUARH #UKCEH

Abdul-Mumin Amankwa speaking on ‘Attitudes and Beliefs of Paternal Grandmothers towards Newborn Care Practices in Rural Ghana: A Qualitative Study’ #UKCEH #LUARH

Irene Tiwaa Asare-Yeboa speaking on ‘Achieving Social Balance Through Entrepreneurship: The Case of Women in Displaced Communities in Ghana’. #LUARH #UKCEH

Dr Jewel Ewoade speaks on ‘Diversity, Conflict and Workgroup Creativity in Ghana: The Moderating Role of Group Member Goal Orientations’ #LUARH #UKCEH

Alexander Opoku speaks on ‘Empowering Early Career Researchers to tackle Inequality and Marginalization: A Pathway to Employability’. #UKCEH #LUARH