Publications

A comprehensive collection of my academic articles, reports, and public commentary.

Social Movements, Crisis, and Political Institutions

The legislature as target and mediator of ensuing outcomes during social emergencies: Revisiting Nigeria’s #EndSARS protest

The Theory and Practice of Legislation, 10(2), 117-146 (2022)

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What factors drive legislators’ response to crises? Evaluating actions and behaviour under a violent protest climate in Nigeria

Taiwan Journal of Democracy, 19(2), 101-124 (2023)

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Turning public engagement into standard practice: Institutionalisation in the work of the South African Parliament

The Journal of Legislative Studies, 29(3), 406-424 (2023)

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Protest, Governance, and Political Opportunity

From COVID-19 to fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria: Assessing the political opportunities for local grievance

Urban Governance, 4(4), 351-361 (2024)

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Technology, Development, and Civic Innovation

The quest for development: When social media-brokered political power encounters political ‘flak jackets’

In proceedings of the International Federation of Information Processing (IFIP) 9.4 Conference (2021)

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Initiating the co-development of IFRC’s Digital ID strategy

IFRC Solferino Academy (2021)

Technologically mediated citizen-led welfarism in Nigeria

In S. P. Susannah (ed.), Researching Development NGOs: Global and Grassroots Perspectives (pp.150-156). Routledge, Taylor and Francis (2023)

Public Engagement and Commentary

Despite past protests, the cycle of police violence persists in Nigeria

Africa at LSE Blog

Nigeria’s #EndSARS and Kenya’s #RejectFinanceBill reveal striking patterns in protest across Africa

Africa at LSE Blog (2024)

How Stakeholders are Creatively Deploying Technologies for Nigeria’s 2023 Elections

Australian Outlook

Technology and social movements against other pandemics in Africa

LSE International Development Blog (2021)

Techmanitarianism, in the name of development: Adding to Taylor and Broeders’ datafication discourse

LSE International Development Blog (2021)