Godwin Obaseki Appointed Visiting Scholar at Boston University

Godwin Obaseki, the former governor of Edo State, has been appointed as a visiting scholar at Boston University's African Studies Center, as announced in a statement published on Wednesday. This appointment is part of the Frederick S.

Pardee School of Global Studies. During his tenure as governor, Obaseki implemented various policies and projects, and he will use this opportunity to critically analyze their successes and challenges over the eight years he served.

The African Studies Center, established in 1953, is one of the oldest institutions in the United States dedicated to the study of Africa. Obaseki's affiliation with Boston University will enable him to engage with scholars and refine research frameworks to examine policy approaches alongside alternative models from around the world.

His final output will take the form of a book manuscript, contributing significantly to the scholarly community. Nimi Wariboko, the director of the African Studies Center, expressed excitement about hosting Obaseki, who will share his knowledge and experiences with the Boston University community.