Mrs. Oluwaseun Olajumoke Ajayi

Assistant Lecturer | Assistant Lecturer

Faculty of Arts · Department of History and International Studies

Specialization International relations and diplomacy

Office: Federal University Oye-Ekiti

Phone: 09036642675

Email: oluwaseun.agboola@fuoye.edu.ng

Biography

Oluwaseun Olajumoke Ajayi is an academic and researcher at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) in Ekiti State, Nigeria. She lectures and researches in the Department of History and International Studies, with specialized focuses on International Relations, Gender Identity Politics, and digital-related societal threats.

Research Interests

International relations
International organizations
Gender
Foreign policy
Diplomacy

Qualifications

• MSc, Afe Babalola University (2022)
• BSc, Babcock University (2019)

Selected Publications

1. Child Trafficking in the Digital Age: The Role of the Dark Web and Cryptocurrencies in Facilitating E-Sexual Exploitation in West Afric
   Authors: Serifat Bolanle Asiyanbi & Oluwaseun Olajumoke Agboola
   South Africa Journal of Public Management and International Relations (JPMIR) (2026)
2. ECOWAS Institutional Frameworks for Managing Trafficking in Persons in West Africa
   Authors: Serifat Bolanle Asiyanbi, Buhari Lateef Oluwafemi, Francis Adenekan Ademiluyi, Soboyejo Akintayo Oludemi, Olajumoke Oluwaseun Agboola
   Journal African Renaissance (1744-2532) (2025)
3. Strategic Effort of United Nations Security Council in the Maintenance of Peace and Security Council in Democratic Republic of Congo
   Authors: Oluwaseun Olajumoke Agboola
   Oye Journal of Historical Studies & Global Affairs 1 (1) (2025)

Membership of Professional Bodies

• Institute of Fraud Examiner - Associate member (2019)

Undergraduate Project Supervision

• Adeyemi Uswat Abike - Historical Significance of Wooden Sculpture and bead in the Development of Òwò, 1940-1960 (2026)
• BODUDE RUKAYAT OYINDAMOLA - IMPACT OF POTTERY PRODUCTION IN OKELELE COMMUNITY ILORIN (1950-1970) (2026)
• OMIYALE DAMILOLA HENRY - PRESERVATION OF INDIGENOUS DEITIES IN OYO TOWN : A CASE STUDY OF SANGO (2006-2026) (2026)

Course Teaching

• HIS 308 - Foreign Policies of the World Powers (2024/2025/ Second Semester)
• HIS 318 - The United Nations and World Affairs (2024/2025/ Second Semester)
• HIS 402 - International Politics since 1945 (2024/2025 / Second Semester)
• HIS 313 - International Organizations (2025/2026/ First Semester)
• HIS 208 - European History & Diplomacy 1789-1914 (2025/2026/ Second Semester)

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