Online doctoral seminar 1: "The Politics of a Bus Corridor: a study of the Lagos Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) implementation" with Fatoumata Diallo

1st ONLINE DOCTORAL SEMINAR: "THE POLITICS OF BUS CORRIDOR: A STUDY OF THE LAGOS BRT IMPLEMENTATION"
On Thursday 30th of April, at 1pm, IFRA-Nigeria hosted its first online doctoral seminar through Facebook live. The seminar on “The Politics of a Bus Corridor: a study of the Lagos Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) implementation" will be facilitated by Fatoumata Diallo, a PhD candidate in political sciences at the CERI (Centre for International Research, Sciences Po, Paris, France)
Doctoral seminar: “Religious Practices and Spatial Appropriation at the University of Ibadan” by Adejoke Rafiat Adetoro and Vincent Favier

Location: IFRA-Nigeria’s library, Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan
Date: Tuesday 25th of February, 2pm to 5pm
On Tuesday 25th of February, from 2 to 5pm, IFRA-Nigeria hosted a research seminar at IFRA-Nigeria’s library themed on “Religious Practices and Spatial Appropriation at the University of Ibadan”. The event was facilitated by Adejoke Rafiat Adetoro and Vincent Favier.
Research Seminar: “A Study on Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurs in Four African Countries” with Luc-Yaovi Kouassi and Terhemen Agabo

Location: IFRA-Nigeria’s library, Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan
Date: Thursday 14th of November, 2pm to 5pm
On Thursday 14th of November, from 2 to 5pm, IFRA-Nigeria hosted a research seminar at IFRA-Nigeria’s library themed on “a Study of Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurs in four African Countries” by Luc-Yaovi Kouassi and Terhemen Agabo.
Research seminar on “Electric hybridisation: Opportunities and challenges for the energetic transition in Ibadan, Nigeria” with Tamara Villarins

Date: Thursday 3rd of October, 2-4pm
Location: IFRA-Nigeria’s library, Institute of African Studies, UI
On Thursday 3rd of October, from 2 to 4pm, IFRA-Nigeria hosted a research seminar at IFRA-Nigeria’s library themed on “Electric hybridisation: opportunities and challenges of the energetic transition in Nigeria: a case study of Ibadan ‘big accounts’”.
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