Professor Femi Badejo: Key Player in Nigerian Politics

Professor Femi Badejo is recognized for his impactful contributions to Nigerian politics and international relations. He began his academic journey at the University of Lagos, where he excelled as a student, receiving the Chancellor's Prize for being the best final year student in Political Science and several other accolades.

His career progressed as he became involved in campus politics and later served as a lecturer. Badejo's expertise led him to significant roles, including serving as a special assistant to President Olusegun Obasanjo during the 1991 bid for the United Nations Secretary-General position.

He was involved in lobbying and strategizing for Nigeria's interests at the UN, particularly during the 46th session of the General Assembly. His proactive approach and commitment to applying political principles have made him a notable figure in shaping Nigeria's image in the international political arena.