EBIMBOERE SEIYEFA
- Qualifications: PhD International Relations and Diplomacy, Msc. International Business, BSc.
- Role Title: L II
- Telephone: 1164
- Email: ebimboere.seiyefa@bazeuniversity.edu.ng
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Ebimboere
Seiyefa is a lecturer in Baze University and was acting head of the department
of International Relations and Diplomacy. She is also a co-founder and a
director in the Centre of West African Strategic and International Development
think tank, where she is involved in research and analysis of the regional
security dynamics in West Africa. She holds a PhD in International Relations
and Social Studies from Coventry University. Her recent projects and
publications includes’ works on elite political culture and its link to
political violence, climate change impact on regional security in West Africa,
assessing regional security challenges in West Africa and governance for
security and counterinsurgency in Nigeria. She is interested in research on
governance for security in West Africa. Her book ‘Why Organised Violence
Thrives in Nigeria?’ has been accepted for publication by Cambridge Scholars
Publishers.
| Module Code | Module Description | Credit Unit |
|---|---|---|
| IRD105 | Ancestor of the contemporary international system | 3 |
| IRD202 | Nigerian Government and Politics | 3 |
| IRD207 | Contemporary Global Studies | 3 |
| IRD209 | International Rels. in Southern Africa | 3 |
| IRD212 | Political Thoughts 2 | 3 |
| IRD302 | Regional Cooperation and Integration (AU) | 3 |
| IRD312 | Politics of Francophone Africa | 3 |
| IRD403 | Conflict Resolutions and Multilaterism | 3 |
| IRD404 | Gender and International Relations | 3 |
| IRD703 | Nigerian Govt. and Politics | 3 |
| IRD814 | Seminar | 3 |
| IRD816 | Multilateralism and Global Security | 3 |
· Ministry of Environment – Currently Involved
in Research on Environmental Security – Gender and Climate Change (August 2019 –
till Date)
· Centre for West African Strategic
Studies and International Development
Involved in
Research on Elections in Africa: The Youths Perspective (July 2018 – December
2018)
· Coventry University
PhD Research Thesis - Organised Violence; A Manifestation of Elite
Political Culture: A Case Study of Boko Haram (April 2012 – April 2016)
Supervisory Team – Doctor Simon Massey and Professor Bruce Baker
· Examined the development and sustenance
of organised violence as a function of governance and political culture of the
political elites
· Synthesized current research on root
causes of organised violence in direct relation to the political culture and
governance outcome in Nigeria
· Examined the value of politicking
conflicts in the State
· Analysed State’s Counter-terrorism
and Counterinsurgency response process and political elite complicity
Coventry University
Dissertation:
Impact of Militancy and Petroleum Industry Bill on Production Output in the
Petroleum Industry: A Study of the Nigerian Petroleum Industry (July 2010 –
September 2010)
Advisor: Jeff
Shaw
· Assessed the impact of militancy and
petroleum industry bill on production output
· Examined the governance for security
measures applied
· Recommended conflict management
strategies
