Dr O. O. Thompson, popularly known as Don Tee, is a scholar whose intellectual orientation blends tradition with liberalism. He holds a Certificate and Diploma in Public Administration from the Institute of Public Administration and Extension Services, University of Benin; a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in International Studies and Diplomacy from the University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria; a Master of Arts (MA) in History and Strategic Studies and a Master of Science (MSc) in Political Science from the University of Lagos; and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in History and International Studies from the University of Ilorin.
He began his professional career as the Coordinator of the Public and International Relations Department at Olabisi Onabanjo University Consult, Ikeja Study Centre, Lagos State, before joining the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. He currently teaches courses in History and Political Science.
His major areas of specialisation include Social History, particularly Women’s History and Medical/Health History, as well as African Politics, Comparative Politics, Political History, Elections, Security Studies, and Vulnerable Populations. He has also distinguished himself as a public affairs analyst, contributing to public discourse on contemporary political and social issues.
Dr Thompson has secured several research grants at both individual and collaborative levels. These include the National Research Fund 2024/2025, the National Research Fund 2023/2024, the ACCEL Fellowship of the International Labour Organization on Child Labour, an Institute of French Research in Africa (IFRA) grant on the 2023 General Elections, and membership of the research team for the Institute for Water Education (DUPC3) Research Grant.
He has published extensively in local and international scholarly journals, with over 108 journal articles, book chapters, an IFRA Working Paper, and a festschrift dedicated to one of his mentors at FUNAAB, Retired Professor Comfort Adenike Onifade, who was formerly of the Department of Communication and General Studies (CGNS), now the Institute of Communication and General Studies (ICGNS).
Dr Thompson is hardworking, diligent, resilient, and committed to continuous professional development. He is a team player who values collaboration and intellectual growth. While he continues to learn from established scholars, he is equally passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience with emerging researchers and mentees. His mentees are spread across the world including Russia. His commitment to teaching, research, and mentorship reflects his dedication to advancing scholarship and contributing meaningfully to society.
Beyond academia, he enjoys teaching, playing football, baking and travelling.
(a) PhD History and International Studies 2022
(b) MSc Political Science 2021
(c) M.A History and Strategic Studies 2012
(d) B.A (Hons) International Studies and Diplomacy 2007
(e) Diploma Public Administration 2006
(f) Certificate in Public Administration 2005
(g) West African Senior School Certificate Examination 2000
Social History (Medial/health History) and Political History (Security and Elections)
• NRF Fellowship (2025–2027)
• IFRA Research Grant (2025–2026)
• National Research Fund (TETFund) Grant (2024–2026)
• DUP3 Grant, IHE Netherlands (2023–2027)
• IFRA Fellowship on the 2023 General Elections (2023)
• ILO ACCEL-AFRICA Research Grant (2022–2023)
• University of Benin Scholar Prize in CPA Class (2007)
• Member, Institute Committee on Examination and Result (INCER) — 2026
• Institute Representative to Publication Unit — June 2026
• Acting Programme Leader, Peace and Development Studies Unit — 2025 to 2025
• Coordinator, GST 112 Course — 2025
• Institute Representative to COLENG — 2014 to Date
• Institute Representative to TIMTEC — 2024 to Date
• Institute Postgraduate Coordinator — 2024 to 2025
• Institute Examination Officer — 2024 to Date
• Department Postgraduate Coordinator — 2023 to 2024
• Assistant Postgraduate Coordinator — 2021 to 2023
• Member, Local Organising Committee (LOC), Association of Deans of Agriculture in Nigeria — 2023 to 2024
• Assistant Postgraduate Coordinator — 2022 to 2023
• Assistant Examination Officer — 2017 to Date
• COLAMRUD Committee on Examination and Result (COCER) — 2018 to 2024
• COLAMRUD Representative, Biotechnology Centre — 2018 to Date
• COLAMRUD Representative, University Equipment and Maintenance Committee — 2017 to 2018
• Coordinator, GNS 102 Part-Time — 2016 to Date
• Staff Adviser, Union of Campus Journalists (UCJ), FUNAAB Chapter — 2014 to 2021
1) The Cemetery Research Group, University of York, United Kingdom 2026
2) International Politics in Africa (IPIA) Network, United Kingdom 2025 to date
3) Diversity Advancement Network, Canada 2025 to date
4) Conflict Research Network (CORN) West Africa 2024 to date
5) Amnesty International 2021 to date
6) Research Fellow, Institut francais de recherché en Afrique (IFRA Nigeria) 2017 to date
7) Social Studies Association of Nigeria (SOSAN) 2014 to date
Lagos Studies Association (LSA) International Conference organised at Trinity University, Sabo-Yaba, Lagos State, Nigeria, 16th to 20th 2026 Paper Read: Thompson, O.O. ‘Unfamiliar Hands’: The Male Traditional Birth Attendants (MTBAS) in Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria
‘Nigeria @65 International Conference: Diversity, Democracy, and International Relations’ Held between October 8 and 9, 2025, at the Femi Gbajabiamila Conference Hall, Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos State, Nigeria. Paper Read: Thompson, O.O., Idris, R.T., Aina, O.S., Dada, T.S., & Oladele, O.S. (2025)
When New Brooms Raise Old Dust: The ‘Ganusi’ Elite in Nigeria’s Democratisation, 1999–2025
A Two Day Conference on Equity and Gender Inclusiveness by the National Association of University Women, FUNAAB Chapter, 11 to 12 October 2023 Paper Read: Thompson, O.O., Ajewole, O., Awange, P. D & Bamidele, J. J. ‘The Skies, Water and Air are Dark:’ Soot, Maternal Healthcare and the Challenges of Sustainable Development Goals in the Niger-Delta, Nigeria.
One-Day Conference on the Nigerian Elections 2023: Impacts and Perspectives. Institut francais de recherché en Afrique (IFRA) in collaboration with the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria on 14 June, 2023 Paper Read: Thompson, O. O. Challenges of Collation Officer and the Implications on the Quality of the 2023 General Elections: A Study of Ogun State.
1. Thompson, O.O., Awange, P.D., Kovalev, A., & Adebayo, F (2026) THE MORE WE CATCH THEM, THE MORE OTHERS RISE’: CYBERCRIME, GOVERNMENT RESPONSES AND THE HINDERING FACTORS IN NIGERIA. Afrika Focus, 39, 2. Indexed in Scopus
2. Thompson, O. O., Oduyemi, D. A., Arowojolu, F. A., Adejumobi, O. H., Nwaorgu, O.G.F (2026). When spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion: Money, mercenaries, machines and the power of voters in the 2026 Osun State off-cycle election. Humanus Discourse, 6(5), 19–42.
3. Folorunso D A, Folorunso O, Thompson O. O (June 25, 2026) RIYE Audio Classification: A 1D-CNN Baseline for Ogun State Yoruba Dialects. Cureus J Comput Sci 3 : es44389-026-00134-7. doi:https://doi.org/10.7759/s44389-026-00134-7 Indexed in Scopus
4. Thompson, O., Oladele, S. O., Adebodun, O. H., Oduyemi, O. A., Daniel, J., & Popoola, T. (2026). From xenophobia to repatriation: South Africa’s expulsion of undocumented African migrants of 2026 and its global implications. Jalingo Journal of Social and Management Sciences, 7(2), 175–188. https://oer.tsuniversity.edu.ng/index.php/jjsms/article/view/2286/1952
5. Thompson, O., Daniel, J., Aina, O., & Oduyemi, O. (2026). ‘It is their creation, let them face it’: conscientious objection to armed forces recruitment in Southeast Nigeria and its implications for counterinsurgency and national security. Small Wars & Insurgencies, 1–33. https://doi.org/10.1080/09592318.2026.2676874 Indexed in Scopus
6 Thompson, O. O., Aina, O. S., Daniel, J., Popoola, T. O., & Oladele, S. (2026): When waste cost more than lives: The scrap scavengers (Baban Bola-Bola) and (in)security in Abeokuta, southwest Nigeria. African Security Review. 35, 1–22. Published by the Institute of Security Studies and Taylor and Francis. Available online at https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10246029.2026.2636845. Indexed in Scopus
7. Thompson, O., Aina, O. S., Oladele, S., Awotayo, O., & Onifade, C. (2026). From colonial legacies to contemporary challenges: understanding and addressing Nigeria’s fragility. African Identities, 1–20. https://doi.org/10.1080/14725843.2026.2632687 Indexed in Scopus
8. Thompson, O., Aina, O. S., Idris, R. T., & Kovalev, A. (2026). Dark cloud ahead? Formation of the Fulani nomad volunteer vigilante group and its implication on Nigeria’s (in)security. African Studies Quarterly, 24(1), 1-24 Indexed in Scopus
9 Thompson, O. O. ., Uthman, A. M. ., Oladele, S. O. ., Aina, O. S. ., & Daniel, J. (2026). From Change to Chain? Democratic Governance and Leadership Challenges under the Muhammadu Buhari Administration (2015-2023). Gombe Journal of Administration and Management (GJAM), 8(1), 43-56. https://doi.org/10.64290/gjam.v8i1.1492
10. Thompson, O., Dada, T. S., Aina, O. S., Jinadu, B., & Oladele, S. O. (2025). Sharia in Yorùbáland: Navigating religious pluralism and ethnic tensions in Southwest Nigeria. Brazilian Journal of African Studies, 10(20), 178–211. https://doi.org/10.22456/2448-3923.151737
11 Thompson, O.O, Ridwan Tosho Idris2, R.T., Aina, O.S., Adekola, J. S., Raheem, A. N., & Oladele, S O. (2025). Responses, Reactions and Implications of the 2022 Currency Redesign and Scarcity on Nigeria’s Economy. Nigeria Journal of Economic and Social Studies, 67 (1), 55-81. Published by the Nigeria Economic Society. Index in Scopus
12. Thompson, O. O. (2025). A Town Once Blessed With Two ‘Witches?’: A Study Of Lady Jane Mccotter And Gertrud Biersack In The Health Services Of Abeokuta, 1928-2014. West Bohemian Historical Review XV(1), 73- 93. index in Scopus
13 Thompson, O. O., Adekola, O.A, Obi, M. A & Oladele, S.O. (2025). A New Name, an Old Practice: Unmasking Godmotherism and Its Implications for Nigeria’s Democratization. EKSU Journal of Nigerian Inquiry in the Humanities (NIITH) Vol. 10(2): 37-57. Published by Office Of Research, Development And Innovation Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria. Available Online At
14 Thompson, O. O., Ademola, E. O., Adams, I. A., & Idris, T. (2025). Neo-Oduduwa separatist agitations, state repression and insecurity in South-West Nigeria. Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 43(2), 219–237. https://doi.org/10.1080/02589001.2025.2495567
15 Thompson, O. O. & Oladele, S. O (2025) Can Anything Good Emerge From Nazareth? Interrogating the Paradox of Underdevelopment in the Prodigal Nigerian State. Yamtara-Wala Journal of Arts Management and Social Sciences,6 (2): 66-
16 Thompson, O. O., Aina, O. S., Dada, T. S & Oladele, S. O. (2025). From Symbol to Power: The ‘First Child(ren)’ Discourse and the Normalization of Informal Authority in Nigeria’s Democratic Space. Kiabara: Journal of Humanities, 31,1
17 Thompson, O.O, Dada, T.S., Aina, O.S., Oladele, S. O., & Daniel J (2025) A Glitched State: Technology, Public Institutions and the Nigerian Captured State. Concrescence: Journal of Multi- Disciplinary Research, Vol. 2 (3): 173-185. https://journals.casjournals.com/index.php/CJMR/article/view/147/144
18 Thompson, O. O., Oladele, O.S and Yemisi Olawale, (2025) Ensuring Painless Childbirth: World Health Organisation’s Safe Motherhood Initiative on Maternal Healthcare and Nigeria’s Response, 1987-1988. LASU Journal of History and International Studies (LAJOHIS), 7(1): 158-176
19. Thompson, O. O and Surajudeen O. Oladele (2025)“Fathers Ate Sour Grapes But Children’s Teeth Hurt”: Impact of the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) on Maternal Healthcare In Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria, 1986-1989. Yoruba Studies Review, 10, 1:
20 Thompson, O. O., Adebiyi, A. A., Idris, R. T., Oladele, S. O., & Adebayo, F. (2025). Women’s roles and (dis)incentives in collation processes during the 2023 general elections in selected states: Implications for Nigeria’s democratisation. Ilorin Journal of Business and Social Sciences, 27(1), 166–186.
21. Thompson, O.O, Odozor, U. S., Aina, O.S., Idris, R.T., Dada, T.S., & Oladele, S. O., (2025). Broken Walls, Broken Frontlines: Examining the Impact of Prison Breaks on Nigeria’s Counter-Terrorism and Insurgency Response. West Africa University Journal 5 (2): 66-79
22.. Thompson, O. O. (2025). Beyond the cross and the scalpel: Jean-Marie Coquard’s Impact on Healthcare in Egba, Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria (1890–1933).Social science and missions, 38, 2: 364- 396. Indexed in Scopus
23 Thompson, O. O., Folorunso, O., Kupoluyi, K.A & Ogunbiyi, M (2025) Globalisation and the cultural identities of the Remo, Ijebu, Yewa and Egba (RIYE) peoples of Ogun State, Nigeria. Humanus Discoruse, 5(7). https://www.humanusdiscourse.com/volume-5
24. Thompson, O.O., Idris, R., Oladele, S. O., and Jinadu, B. J., (2025) Bad time to fall Sick? Assessment of Petrol Subsidy Removal and Deregulation of Foreign Exchange (FOREX) on Nigeria’s Healthcare System. Benue Journal of Social Sciences, Vol 11(2), 97-110. Published by the Faculty of Social Sciences, Benue State University, Makurdi, Benue Nigeria. Available online at https://bsum.edu.ng/journals/bjss/vol11n2/article.php?id=181
25. Thompson, O.O., Ridwan, T. Idris, Surajudeen Oladele, Adeosun, K.G., Tokunbo, S.Dada (2025) Beware the hand that serves what it will not taste: Presidential Medical Tourism and Implications for Healthcare Development, (2015-2025). The Nigerian Journal of Business and Social Sciences, 12(1), 146-171
26. Thompson, O., Odozor, U. S., Aina, O., Dada, T., & Oladele, S. O. (2025). Public reactions to school closures during Ramadan in northern Nigeria and implications for Christian-Muslim relations, peacebuilding, and development. African Identities, 1–21. https://doi.org/10.1080/14725843.2025.2600447 Indexed in Scopus
27. Thompson, O., Folorunso, O., Ariyibi, O., Popoola, G., & Folorunso, D. (2025). Invisible Protectors: The Role of Deities in Security and Its Implication for Indigenous Knowledge Systems Among the Imasayi of Yewa North, Ogun State Nigeria. FUDMA Journal of Humanities, Social Science and Creative Arts, 1(2), 58- 70. https://doi.org/10.70882/fujohssaca.2025.v1(2).31
28. Thompson, O. O., Idris, R.T., Aina, O.S., Adekola, J.S & Oladele, S.O (2025) Digital Electoral Reforms and Democratic Consolidation: A Critical Assessment of BVAS and IReV in 2023 Nigerians general Elections. Gusau International Journal of Management and Social Sciences, 8(2), 297- 314
29 Oladele, S. O., Osho, O. A., Aina, O.S., & Thompson, O. O (2025) When Gold Rust? Mahmuda Terrorist in Ilorin: Response, Reactions and Implications for Nigeria’s National Security. Jurnal Studipemerintaha, 15, 3: 403- 428. /doi.org/10.18196/jsp.v16i3.421
30. Aina, O.S., Thompson, O. O . and Olaifa, T. A (2025) Philosophical Analysis of Inter- Religious Conflicts in Contemporary Nigerian Socio-Political Space. Sapientia Journal of Philosophy, 21 (1) 26- 35. Published by the Department of Philosophy, University of Uyo, Akwa-Ibom Nigeria.
31. Idris, R.T., Thompson, O. O ., Oladele, S. O., Aina, O.S., Olise, L. C. & Jinadu, B.J., (2025). ‘A Stitch in Time Saves Nine’: Hindrances to The Counter-Terrorism Responses In Burkina Faso. Wukari International Studies Journal, 9 (4): 295-310. https://wissjournals.com.ng/index.php/wiss/article/view/722/629
32. Olawole, O. S., Adeyeye, A, Omitola, B, Omodunbi, O.O., Thompson, O.O., & Ige, R. A., (2025). Oil Bunkering in Ikorodu Local Government Area, Lagos: Tracing Economic, Political, and Social Drivers and the Divergent Outcomes of Military Internal Security Operations. Annals of the “Constantin Brâncuși” University Of Târgu Jiu Letter and Social Science Series. 2025, 1: 221-237.
33. Adebiyi, A. A., Thompson, O.O., Idris, T. R., Falobi, F., A. I. Alao, Adesanya, A. O., and Dada, T. S., (2025). Assessing Public Reception and Effectiveness of Nigeria Centre for Disease Control’s Covid-19 Short Message Service (SMS) Campaign in Alabata, South-West, Nigeria. The African Journal of Social and Behavioural Sciences (AJSBS), 15(4), 17932-1809. Published by the Faculty of Social Sciences, Imo State University, Owerri. Available online at https://journals.aphriapub.com/index.php/AJSBS
34. Aina, O.S., Olaifa, T. A and Thompson, O. O. (2025) The Word and The World: Prince of Peace And Conflict Management In The Canonical Gospel Narratives. OCHENDO: An African Journal of Innovative Studies (OAJIS) Vol. 6, No. 1; 167-181
35. Thompson, O.O., Aina, O.S., Olise, L.C., Oladele, S. O & Onifade, C. A (2024) Tending to others while bleeding within: Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the Niger Coup of 2023. Africa: Journal of Contemporary Issues. 23 (1): 95-117. Published by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomosho, Oyo State, Nigeria.
36 Thompson, O.O., Oladele, S. O., Aina, O. S., and Adekola, J. S. (2024). A Watch Dog or a Thief at Night? Nigeria’s Economic And Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) And (Il)legal Night Sting Operations. Hyuku Journal of Politics and Development Studies, Vol. 8, 1: 139-158
37 Thompson O. O., Aina, O. S and Oladele, S.O (2024) The Nigerian Military and Human Rights Abuses In The Fourth Republic: Manifestations, Government Responses and Implications. Labar Journal of Military History Studies, 5, 2: 14-32
38. Thompson, O. O., Oladele, S.O. and Odozor, U.S (2024) Can Two Walk Together Except They Be Agree? Traditional and Western Medicines in Maternal Healthcare Services in Nigeria. Jalingo Journal of African Studies, JOAS, TSU. Vol. 14, 6: 235-245. Available online at https://jjoas.com.ng/2025/01/22/can-two-walk-together-except-they-agree-traditional-and-western-medicines-in-maternal-healthcare-services-in-nigeria/
39 Thompson, O. O ., Aina, O. S., Oladele, S. O., Jinadu, B. J & Egwu, I. S (2024) From Love at First Sight to Public Enemy: The Emergent Lakurawa Terrorist in Northern Nigeria. Lapai Journal of Humanities, 15(2): 1-17
40. Thompson, O. O ., Aina, O. S., Oladele, S. O., Jinadu, B. J & Dada, T.S (2024) Man Sent or God Sent? Influences and Threats of the Prophets in Yorubaland, Southwest Nigeria. Journal of Religions and Peace Studies, 6 (3): 47-62
41. Thompson, O. O., Adams, I. A., , Awange, P. D., Adekoya, S O., Aina, O. S., Olise, L.C., and Adebiyi, A. A (2024) Blood on the Dance Floor: Police Brutality, #EndSARS Protest Movement and Responses in Lagos, Nigeria. Journal of Administrative Science Vol.21, 2: 118-146. Published by the Faculty of Administrative Science & Policy Studies at Universiti Teknologi MARA(UiTM), Shah Alam Available online at https://journal.uitm.edu.my/ojs/index.php/JAS/article/view/1799
42 Aina O. S and Thompson, O. O (2024) Protracted Boko Haram Terrorists Violence and Financial Commitments to Counter-Terrorism Efforts by the Nigerian State: Between Optimism and Despair. Igwebuike: An African Journal of Arts and Humanities. Vol. 10. No. 5: 130 – 141
43. Aina O. S., Thompson, O. O and Obi, M. A. (2024) Assessing the Relevance and Efficacy of Traditional Models of Conflict Management in Modern African States. Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts, 19, 1: 35-48.
44 Aina, O. S, Thompson, O. O and Obi. M.A (2024) Influence of Language on Rwandan Genocide: Trends and Threats in West African Sub-Region. Lapai Journal of Nigeria History, Vol. 16, 1: 1- 11
45 Thompson, O. O., Surajudeen O. OLADELE, Tokunbo S. DADA and Bamidele J. JINADU (2024). The ‘Price’ of Body Perfection: Exploring the Changing Phase of Body Enhancement Surgeries in Nigeria. Lapai Journal of Nigeria History, Vol. 16, 1: 31-47
46. Thompson, O. O ., Ajewole-Olaniyan, B. O., Jinadu, B. J., Awange, P. D., Ademola, E. O., and Oladele, S .O. (2024) ‘When We Notice These, Calamity Is Coming:’ Soot, Maternal Healthcare and the Challenges of Sustainable Development Goals in the Niger-Delta, Nigeria.. Journal of Africa and Sustainable Development. 7, 5: 30-44. Published by the Association for the Promotion of African Studies and sustainable development.
47 Thompson, O. O., Aina, O. S., Idris, T. R., Ademola, E. O., Akinreti-Raji, B., Awange, D. P., and Oladele, S. O. (2024) ‘Are You Gonna Cooperate With Me or I Release Your Nude’: Sextortion, Responses and Implications for National Development in Nigeria. Ochendo, Vol 5, 3: 8-26. Published by the Association for the Promotion of African Studies and sustainable development.
48 Thompson, O. O., Adebiyi, A.A, Obi, M.A., Idris, R. T., and Olise, C. L. (2024) Corona virus (Covid-19) Pandemic: Effects, Responses and Challenges on Education in Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria. Afrika Fokus. Vol 37, 2: 356–387 Indexed in Scopus
49. Thompson, O. O., Oladele, S. O., Falobi, F., & Dada, T (2024) ‘Show No Mercy in the Other Room’: Examining Local Alcoholic Aphrodisiac Consumption among Male Youth in Rural Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria. African Journal for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Vol. 27 (3): 254-270
50. Thompson, O., Adebiyi, A. Olise L. C. Oladele, S. O., & Jinadu, B. J. (2024) Deity As Power Broker In A Predatory State: Politics Of Oro Religious Rites In The 2023 General Elections In Lagos, Nigeria. Benue State Journal of Political Science, 7, 2:
51. Thompson, O. (2024). ‘Beyond our pregnancies and bodies’: benefits and barriers to antenatal care clinic utilisation among pregnant women in Abeokuta, southwest Nigeria. African Identities, 23(3), 878–895. https://doi.org/10.1080/14725843.2024.2388180 Indexed in Scopus
52. Thompson, O. O., Obi, M. A., Idris, R. T., Aduradola, R., and Onifade, C. A. (2024) From Mr. Lecturer to the Cold Room Experience: Understanding the Drivers, Manifestations of Sexual Harassment and Responses in Nigeria’s Educational Institutions. Review of Education.36 (1):379-389. Published by the Institute of Education, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria
53. Thompson1, O. O. Awange, P. D., Obi, M., Aina, O., Adeosun, K & Jinadu, B (2024) Has Banditry Come to Stay? Triggers, Impacts and Failures of Responses to Banditry in Northern Nigeria. African Journal of Politics and Administrative Studies (AJPAS), vol. 17(1):380-402. https://dx.doi.org/10.4314/ajpas.v17i1.19
54. Thompson, O. O., Adeosun, K. G., Chinaguh, E. C., & Adebiyi, A. A. 2024. Destroy their Tongue and Identity so that they will Never build the House: Language, Identity and (Under)development of Africa. Journal of Policy and Development Studies (JPDS), Vol. 15, 2: DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4314/jpds.v15i2.2. Published by the Department of Public Administration, Nnamdi Azikwe University, Awka. Anambra State.
55 Thompson, O. O and Nwaorgu, O.G. F. 2024. When gods Return in Body Bags: The Evolution of Depositions, Exiles and Medical Tourisms among Yoruba Traditional Rulers in Southern Nigeria, c.1476-2016. Social Evolution and History Vol. 23 No. 1, March 2024, pp. 27–48. DOI: 10.30884/seh/2024.01.02. Indexed in Scopus
56 Thompson, O. O. Alakija, F. B., and Awange, P D. 2024. ‘If you all don’t save me, I will end my life.’ An assessment of (Il)legal online lenders (Loan Sharks) in Nigeria. Afrika Focus Vol 35, 1: 91-121. Indexed in Scopus
57 Thompson O.O, Aina O. S., Obi M. A., Phobe D Awange 2024 Youth Challenges And Failures Of Stakeholders’ Interventions in Africa: The Experience Of The Nigerian ‘Lazy’ Youths. Indian J. Soc. & Pol. 11 (01):23-34. Published by the Winsome India Educational Trust, Mau, U.P. India
58. Idris R. T. and Thompson O. O. (2024) ‘Carry us along and you will see wonders’: COVID-19 pandemic and search for local cures in Nigeria, African Identities. Vol. 22(4), 1205-1225. DOI: 10.1080/14725843.2023.2207766. Indexed in Scopus
59. Thompson, O. O., Idris, R, Ademola, O. and Obi, M 2023. Preparations of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and Outcome of the 2023 General Elections in Nigeria Journal of African Elections 22, 2: 114-148 Education Institute of South Africa.
60. Thompson, O.O., Bukola Kanumuangi, Aduradola, R. R and A. N Rahmee 2023. ‘He Would Have Been Born If Not for Emefiele’: Impact of Currency Redesign on Maternal Healthcare Services in Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria. Advances in Women’s Studies, 5(2), 31-37
61 Thompson, O. O. 2023. Beyond the Borders That Bothers Us: Illicit Drugs, Borderland Insecurity and Responses In Nigeria. African Amani (Special Issue) 9 (2): 96-119. International Peace Support Training Centre Nairobi, Kenya and the Africa Borderland Centre of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
62. Thompson, O. O., Obi. M., Ademola, E.O., Aina, O.S., Alakija, F. B., and Jinadu B. J. 2023. Whether Human Or Animal, They Must Die By Fire’; Beliefs, Campaigns and Abuses Against Witchcraft Beliefs In Nigeria. Icheke, Vol 21(2): 269-280. Journal of the Faculty of Arts, Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Rivers State, Nigeri
63 Thompson, O. O., Alakija, B. F., Adebiyi, A. A & Onifade, C. A 2022. Down but not Out: Responses of the Church in Mitigating the Economic Impact of the COVID-19 Lockdown in South- West of Nigeria.” Public Affairs and Governance, Vol 10, 1: 62-86. Department of Public Administration, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, and Diva Entreprise, India.
64 Thompson O. O and Adams, I. A 2021Defying the Odds: Nigeria’s Spiraling Insecurity and Failure of State Responses.”The Indian Journal of Politics. Vol. 55 (1&2): 89-113Department of Political Science, Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh – India.
65 Thompson, O. O (2021). Undressing to Confront the Bullet: Nigeria’s Niger-Delta Women Mobilizing against Malpractices and Violence in the 2019 Rivers State Gubernatorial Elections. Lagos Notes and Records, Vol. 27, 1: 226-253. Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos State, Nigeria.
66 Thompson, O. O and Onifade, C. A.2021‘No koro, All Na Scam’: The response andpublic reactions to coronavirus pandemic and its implications in Abeokuta, southwest Nigeria. International Journal of Current Research in the Humanities. Vol. 25: 203 – 222. University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana.
67 Thompson, O. O 2021. Mutiny, Desertion and State Response in the Nigeria Armed Forces and Its Implications. Ife Social Sciences Review, Vol 29, 1: 14-30. Published by the Faculty of Social Science, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State Nigeria
68 Odozor, U. S., Obilor, H. N., Thompson, O. O and Odozor, N S., 2021. A Rationalist Critique of Sally Gallow’s Relational Nursing Ethics UJAH: UNIZIK Journal of Arts and Humanities,Vol. 22, 1: 27-54. Faculty of Arts, Nnamdi Azikwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria.
69. Afolabi, A. S., Lewu, M & Thompson, O. O . (2020) When Religion Threatens A Nation: Islamisation Agenda And The Hijab Crises In Nigeria. The Quint: an interdisciplinary quarterly from the north 124 (4), 236- 260. Published by the Faculty of Arts, Business and Science at the University of the North, Canada.
70 Afolabi, A. S., Thompson, O. O ., Ademola, E. O., Nwaorgu, O. G. F., and Onifade, C. A2020 Public Reaction to Federal Government’s Farmer-Herder Conflicts through the Ruga Policy: Can One Continuously do the same and Expect Different Result? Africa Insight. Vol 49 (4): 88 -103. African Institute of South Africa, South Africa. Indexed in Scopus
71 Thompson, O. O ., Afolabi, A. S., Raheem, A. N., & Onifade, C. A. 2020 “When I see the broom, I will Pass Over You: Assessing President Muhammadu Buhari’s Anti- Corruption Crusade in Nigeria, 2015-2019.” UJAH: Nnamdi Azikwe Journal of Humanities. Vol. 21 (2): 195 – 232. Available online at 10.4314/ujah.v21i2.10. Faculty of Arts, Nnamdi Azikwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria
72 Thompson, O. O . Afolabi, A. S., Nwaorgu, O.G. F. & Aduradola, R. R. 2020 ‘Oku Mi Ko Gbodo Sun Ita’: (Mis)Appropriation of Burial Sites and Public Cemeteries among Indigenous People of Egba, South-western Nigeria.Ethnic Studies Review. Vol. 43 1:125- 144. Association of Ethnic Studies, California University, USA.
73 Thompson, O. O ., Afolabi, A. S. & Onifade, C. A. 2020. Na Name We Go Chop? Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), Human Rights Abuses and Government Reforms in Nigeria. UNIUYO Journal of Humanities. 24(1):247-268. Faculty of Arts, University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.
74 Thompson, O. O., Afolabi, A. S., Onifade, C. A, & Awotayo, O. J. 2020.The Politicization of Self-Determination: A Study of the Western Saharan Question and International Responses. ALORE, Ilorin Journal of the Humanities. 29:1-27. Faculty of Arts, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria.
75 Thompson, O. O., Afolabi, A. S., Onifade, C. A, & Akinola, O. O. 2020. Causes and Implications of Public Policy Failures in Nigeria: The Case of Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB). LIWURAM Journal of the Humanities. 21(2):178- 190.Faculty of Arts, University of Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria.
76 Thompson, O. O., 2019. ‘Eru Eniyan Meji Di Eru Eniyan Kan:’ Women, British Colonial Abeokuta and the World War II, 1939-1945. African Notes: 43(1&2): 89-110. Published by the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.
77 Thompson, O. O., Jawondo, I. A and Afolabi, A. S. 2019 Drawing a Line in the Sand: British Colonial Response to the Emergence and Activities of Indigenous Prophets in Western Nigeria, c1931-1951.” Lagos Historical Review, (19): 53-70. Department of History and Strategic Studies, University of Lagos, Nigeria.
78 Thompson, O. O., Jawondo, I. A, Nwaorgu, O. G. F & Afolabi, A. S. 2019 ‘How can we Sing the Lord’s Song in a Strange Land?’ Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) and Government interventions in Benue, Nigeria” Hemispheres: Studies on Cultures and Societies. Vol. 34 (4):5-24. Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw Poland. Available online at: http://iksiopan.pl/images/HEMISPHERES_34_INTERNET.pdf
79 Thompson, O. O., Afolabi, A. S., & Abdulbaki A. S.2019 Beyond the Capture of Camp Zero’: Terrorism and Insecurity in a Failing-Weak State. Indian Quarterly. Vol. 75 (3):303-322. Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA). DOI:10.1177/0974928419860922journalspub.com/home/iqq.sage Available online at: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0974928419860922. (Schimago) Indexed in Scopus
80 Thompson, O. O., Afolabi, A. S. & Nwaorgu, O. G. F. 2019. “Sweeter with Age: The Enigmatic Miss Jane McCotter in the Colonial Services of the Egba Native Administration in Abeokuta, Nigeria, 1929 – 1955.” Journal of International Women’s Studies. Vol. 20 7: 334 –348. Department of Anthropology, Bridgewater University, MA., USA. ISSN: 1539-890. Available online at: https://vc.bridgew.edu/jiws/vol20/iss7/21/ Indexed in Scopus
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