Adetayo Sowale
Biographic Data
| ID | 6598691 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adetayo Sowale |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adetayo |
| FAMILY NAME | Sowale |
| SIGNATURE | SOWALE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bowen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1134-4645 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Traditional Institutions: Patriotic Nigerians or Loyal Victims of Bandit Warlords in the Ungoverned Spaces of Northwest Nigeria
This study explores the interplay between traditional institutions and armed banditry in Northwest Nigeria, a region plagued by a volatile security environment characterized by various non-state armed groups. The rise of armed bandits has resulted in significant humanitarian crises, displacing millions and instilling fear within communities. This research critically examines allegations that traditional rulers collude with bandits, analysing the …
Straddling Constructivism between UN Women and Cultural Relativism of the Taliban Government on Gender Discrimination in Afghanistan
The global community was alarmed at what will become the human rights situation of girls and women in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of the USA from the polity and the political ascendancy of the Taliban government in 2021. As expected, Afghan girls and women have been facing severe violations of human rights since the Taliban government gained political power; citing cultural relativism. This cultural relativist excuse of the Taliban gover…
State and Non-State Security Actors in the Complex Borderlands Between Nigeria and the Republic of Benin
Actors, drivers, and implications of Chinese–Nigerian sand mining nexus for food security in Ogun State, Nigeria
The Military Coup in Niger Republic: Anti-democracy or Pro-autocracy, and Ominous Conflict Trend Implications for Nigeria in West Africa
On 26 July 2023, Mohamed Bazoum, President of Niger, was deposed by a military coup masterminded by members of his presidential guard. The military junta dissolved the government and on 28 July General Abdourahmane Tchiani, head of the presidential guard, was pronounced Niger’s military leader. Since the coup, there have been widespread responses and reactions (local and international) to the political developments in the Niger Republic. This art…
Hybrid security in Nigeria–Benin borderlands: Formal and informal security actors’ collaboration and implication for cross-border security (2010–2023)
Migration Securitisation and National Security in the Regional Security Complex of Nigeria–Niger Borders
Previous studies have argued that the more-than-a-year border closure has failed to curb criminal activities across Nigeria–Niger Republic borders. This stems from the intractability of criminal activities across the borders of Nigeria and the Republic of Niger. As a result, the Nigerian government securities entry and exit of foreigners from the Republic of Niger to justify its land border closure policy of 2019. The government of Nigeria claime…
Fulani herder-farmer identity conflict in West Africa with a particular focus on security implications for Nigeria
In recent years, the Nigerian populace has been affected by the menace of Fulani herder-farmer clashes. Conflict between Fulani herder and farmers which poses far reaching consequences in almost all geopolitical zones of the country has been attributed to weak security institutions and architecture, vast ungoverned spaces, ethnic cleansing tendencies, illegal migration, the search for pastures to mitigate adverse effect of global warming and clim…
Economic Community of West African States’ Protocol on Free Movement and the Challenges of Human Trafficking in West Africa
The article examines the Economic Community of West African States’ (ECOWAS) protocol on free movement and the challenges of human trafficking in West Africa. It investigates the implication of ECOWAS protocol on free movement on human trafficking in West Africa. The data used for the study were obtained through secondary sources. The finding shows that protocol on the free movement of a person is a precursor for increase in human trafficking in …
Hybrid security in Nigeria–Benin borderlands: Formal and informal security actors’ collaboration and implication for cross-border security (2010–2023)
Fulani herder-farmer identity conflict in West Africa with a particular focus on security implications for Nigeria
In recent years, the Nigerian populace has been affected by the menace of Fulani herder-farmer clashes. Conflict between Fulani herder and farmers which poses far reaching consequences in almost all geopolitical zones of the country has been attributed to weak security institutions and architecture, vast ungoverned spaces, ethnic cleansing tendencies, illegal migration, the search for pastures to mitigate adverse effect of global warming and clim…
Economic Community of West African States’ Protocol on Free Movement and the Challenges of Human Trafficking in West Africa
The article examines the Economic Community of West African States’ (ECOWAS) protocol on free movement and the challenges of human trafficking in West Africa. It investigates the implication of ECOWAS protocol on free movement on human trafficking in West Africa. The data used for the study were obtained through secondary sources. The finding shows that protocol on the free movement of a person is a precursor for increase in human trafficking in …
The Military Coup in Niger Republic: Anti-democracy or Pro-autocracy, and Ominous Conflict Trend Implications for Nigeria in West Africa
On 26 July 2023, Mohamed Bazoum, President of Niger, was deposed by a military coup masterminded by members of his presidential guard. The military junta dissolved the government and on 28 July General Abdourahmane Tchiani, head of the presidential guard, was pronounced Niger’s military leader. Since the coup, there have been widespread responses and reactions (local and international) to the political developments in the Niger Republic. This art…
Hybrid security in Nigeria–Benin borderlands: Formal and informal security actors’ collaboration and implication for cross-border security (2010–2023)
Migration Securitisation and National Security in the Regional Security Complex of Nigeria–Niger Borders
Previous studies have argued that the more-than-a-year border closure has failed to curb criminal activities across Nigeria–Niger Republic borders. This stems from the intractability of criminal activities across the borders of Nigeria and the Republic of Niger. As a result, the Nigerian government securities entry and exit of foreigners from the Republic of Niger to justify its land border closure policy of 2019. The government of Nigeria claime…
Fulani herder-farmer identity conflict in West Africa with a particular focus on security implications for Nigeria
In recent years, the Nigerian populace has been affected by the menace of Fulani herder-farmer clashes. Conflict between Fulani herder and farmers which poses far reaching consequences in almost all geopolitical zones of the country has been attributed to weak security institutions and architecture, vast ungoverned spaces, ethnic cleansing tendencies, illegal migration, the search for pastures to mitigate adverse effect of global warming and clim…
Traditional Institutions: Patriotic Nigerians or Loyal Victims of Bandit Warlords in the Ungoverned Spaces of Northwest Nigeria
This study explores the interplay between traditional institutions and armed banditry in Northwest Nigeria, a region plagued by a volatile security environment characterized by various non-state armed groups. The rise of armed bandits has resulted in significant humanitarian crises, displacing millions and instilling fear within communities. This research critically examines allegations that traditional rulers collude with bandits, analysing the …
Straddling Constructivism between UN Women and Cultural Relativism of the Taliban Government on Gender Discrimination in Afghanistan
The global community was alarmed at what will become the human rights situation of girls and women in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of the USA from the polity and the political ascendancy of the Taliban government in 2021. As expected, Afghan girls and women have been facing severe violations of human rights since the Taliban government gained political power; citing cultural relativism. This cultural relativist excuse of the Taliban gover…
State and Non-State Security Actors in the Complex Borderlands Between Nigeria and the Republic of Benin
Actors, drivers, and implications of Chinese–Nigerian sand mining nexus for food security in Ogun State, Nigeria
Political science (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Peacebuilding and International Security (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economy (2 works)