#Dr #Alaba #Ogwumike
About me
#Dr Alaba Favour OGWUMIKE is a staff at the University of Ibadan where she also obtained her PhD in Peace, Security and Humanitarian Studies in 2025. Her doctoral thesis focused on pastoralists’ movement, conflict and indigenous peacebuilding mechanisms in Delta and Edo States, Nigeria. She is a recipient of the Research grant, IFRA-Nigeria, 2025, Full Member, Society for Peace Studies and Practice (FSPSP), Nigeria, Member, Africa Indigenous Knowledge Research Network, Next/Gen Doctoral Dissertation Research Fellowship, 2019 Laureate, Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA), 2019, Next/Gen Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Fellowship, 2018 and. She is currently a peer reviewer for the Journal of Victimology and Victim Justice and a current Member of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), APN and Next/Gen University Seminar Series – Nigeria. Her research focus is on Indigenous knowledge, community and human security, peacebuilding, gender studies and children welfare.
#Alaba Favour OGWUMIKE is a staff at the University of Ibadan where she also obtained her PhD in Peace, Security and Humanitarian Studies in 2025. Her doctoral thesis focused on pastoralists’ movement, conflict and indigenous peacebuilding mechanisms in Delta and Edo States, Nigeria. She is a recipient of the Research grant, IFRA-Nigeria, 2025, Full Member, Society for Peace Studies and Practice (FSPSP), Nigeria, Member, Africa Indigenous Knowledge Research Network, Next/Gen Doctoral Dissertation Research Fellowship, 2019 Laureate, Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA), 2019, Next/Gen Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Fellowship, 2018 and. She is currently a peer reviewer for the Journal of Victimology and Victim Justice and a current Member of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), APN and Next/Gen University Seminar Series – Nigeria. She has published papers in reputable journals. Her research focus is on Indigenous knowledge, community and human security, peacebuilding, gender studies and children welfare.
