Birmingham, United Kingdom
Joined February 2013
Emeka T. Njoku retweeted
From our #new #SpecialForum! Moral Injury: A Framework for Understanding Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Against Men - Emeka Thaddues Njoku (@EmekaTN), Isaac Dery (@idery38), Scott Nicholas Romaniuk #OpenAccess journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Emeka T. Njoku retweeted
We’re pleased to welcome Dr. @EmekaTN to our Knowledge Café. A global security scholar, he will share research insights on sexual violence against boys — centring evidence, data & what scholarship tells us. Be part of the conversation. #KnowledgeCafe #ResearchMatters #Friday
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Emeka T. Njoku retweeted
Women and girls are disproportionately affected by sexual violence in northeastern Nigeria, but men and boys are also raped, trafficked, and taken as concubines by Boko Haram. @EmekaTN on what needs to be done. thenewhumanitarian.org/opini…
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NEW on KUJENGA AMANI 📚 | “How Boko Haram Groom Young Men and Boys Sexually for Terrorism – and its Implications for Peacebuilding” by Dr. Emeka Thaddues Njoku (Next Gen 2015 & 2016): bit.ly/4qluLio
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REMINDER❗ REMINDER❗❗ REMINDER ❗❗❗ Submit your abstract today. Deadline is January 1, 2026. @EmekaTN @Josh_Akintayo @LagosStudies
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Trump’s labelling of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern underscores what I argued in 2021: billions spent on counterterrorism, yet troops stay under-equipped due to corruption & misuse of security funds. Weak govt response let terrorism fester democracyinafrica.org/mercha…
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Thrilled to share that I’ve founded Black Scholars Connect at the @unibirmingham, where I serve as Convener 🎓✨We’re building community & celebrating Black excellence across campus. 🎉 Join our Welcome Party — Oct 29, 2025! #BlackScholars #UoB #Diversity #Inclusion
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Delighted to see my new article in print in @AfricaSpectrum ! @Gates_Cambridge @Dept_of_POLIS @CdsCambridge
🆕Promise Frank Ejiofor critiques Eurocentric views of cultural racism by analysing ethnic racialisation in #Nigeria, highlighting how it extends beyond the black-white dichotomy, he calls for a new framework to study ethnic discrimination in #Africa. 🔗 doi.org/10.1177/000203972513…
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Publishing from the margins Join us and listen to his insights. 🗓 April 25, 2025 | 🕙 10 AM EAT / 8 AM WAT / 7 AM GMT 📍 Online (Zoom link in caption) 🔗 Zoom: Register via this link: lnkd.in/dsQNWW8N or go to anecs.net/
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This isn’t just another lecture. It’s a support space. Come with your questions, frustrations, and insights. Let’s name the challenges, share what works, and build solidarity. 🗓️ April 25, 2025  ⏰ Time 10AM EAT (7AM GMT; 8AM WAT) |  📍 Zoom | Register 👇🏾lnkd.in/gc8VYguJ
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I've read the @Josh_Akintayo article & highly recommend it!🙌 It offers a deep, contextual perspective on the unanswered question: What is the 'local' in local peacebuilding? Amid so much discussion, this piece truly stands out. 🤗tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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I have read @Josh_Akintayo article and highly recommend it! It offers a deep, contextual perspective on the unanswered question: What is the 'local' in local peacebuilding? Amid so much discussion, this piece truly stands out. Congratulations 👏🏾
Excited to see this article finally published in @Peacebuilding_ . The article conceptualises Sulhu as a framework for local peacebuilding. Thus elucidating the ontological imprecision & abstraction of "the local" in local peacebuilding discourses. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Are you researching the complexities of (counter)terrorism in your national or regional context? Oyawale and I are co-editing a special issue on the challenges, insights, and methods of studying (counter) terrorism in the global South. 👇 anecs.net/articles/call-for-… @govsoc_bham
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