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6/21/2026

Sage Appoints Two Alumni Editors

Jude Dunkwu's current work recovers Ònyéàyànà, an Igbo ethico-ontological principle, and develops from it a programme spanning metaethics (the proposed category of the Ought-Is), applied governance (Relational Obligation across eleven domains), and methodology (Generative Constructive Decolonisation). Sola Olorunyomi has developed recent research thrusts relating to the possibilities of intersecting digital technologies with the earliest phases of memorialization as a critical enterprise in futurity and self-narrativity, conceptualized in his coinage 'wombiture'

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Anthropologists gather on Sensitive and Minority Archives at IAS
News7/23/2026

Anthropologists gather on Sensitive and Minority Archives at IAS

Join the Feast of Barracuda in IAS Today
News7/22/2026

Join the Feast of Barracuda in IAS Today

Join Zoom Meeting through the details below https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82480962261?pwd=pPRHuL74PEfa7StwGaSWLOQCgcr3WS.1 Meeting chat link https://us02web.zoom.us/launch/jc/82480962261 Meeting ID: 824 8096 2261 Passcode: 836794

The Feast of Barracuda Comes to IAS
News7/19/2026

The Feast of Barracuda Comes to IAS

Prof. Tajudeen Ademola Akanji of the Department of Peace, Security and Humanitarian Studies will speak on "Nigeria's education under siege: The Paradox of National Development and the Prevalence of Insecurity," while Prof. Nelson Fashina from the Department of English will explore "Alternative Defense Systems: Pathways to Sustainable Security Architecture." Additionally, human rights activist and legal practitioner Comrade Rashidat Adeshina will discuss "The Challenges and Effects of Insecurity on Nigerian Womanhood."

After South Africa's June 30 Deadline Foreigners Hold Their Breath Over Anti-migrant Crisis
News7/9/2026

After South Africa's June 30 Deadline Foreigners Hold Their Breath Over Anti-migrant Crisis

In this Spotlight story, Rukayat Usman, ADRRC Doctoral Fellow and PhD researcher in Public Policy at the University of Ibadan, examines the aftermath of the June deadline to foreigners in South Africa and lingering fears across African migrant communities.

In the Media: ADRRC Research Coordinator Speaks on South Africa's Xenophobia and Nigerian Migrants
News7/9/2026

In the Media: ADRRC Research Coordinator Speaks on South Africa's Xenophobia and Nigerian Migrants

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