Oluwafikayo Akeredolu

Fikayo Akeredolu is working on her DPhil at The University of Oxford.

Her research focuses on Climate Change and Multilateralism in the Sino-African Relationship.

She is also an Africa Climate Foundation researcher and a World Bank Africa Fellow focusing on climate finance.

Publications:

Akeredolu, F. (2024). African climate politics and multilateralism: Domestic factors and cross-country variation in climate ambitions. South African Journal of International Affairs, 1–20. https://doi-org.ezproxy-prd.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/10.1080/10220461.2024.2413686

Akeredolu, F. (2024). Lessons for Nigeria from South Korea’s Experience in Technological Learning. St Antony’s International Review, [online] 19(1), pp.115–133.

Akeredolu F. (2023) Chinese Energy Companies in Africa: Implications for the Foreign Policy of an Authoritarian State, South African Journal of International Affairs.

Akeredolu, F. (2023). Politics in Nigeria After Social Media.

Akeredolu, F. (2022). Don’t Sleep on China’s Global Develop­ment Initiative.

Akeredolu, F. (2022). Bridging State Responsibility and Opportunities as African Countries Join in the Digital Silk Road.

Akeredolu, F. (2019). Nigeria and P&ID: the Story behind the $9.6 Billion Judgement.

Akeredolu, F. (2019). The Costs of Nigerian Fraud.

Akeredolu, F. (2019). Why Is China Interested in Nigeria?