Kehinde Moses Ige, Ph.D.

Scholarship

Research

Public administration, institutional reform, executive governance, and African political experience.

A library bookshelf filled with works on politics, public policy, race, and gender

Dissertation

The Administrative History of Nigeria and the Governing Philosophy of H.E. Bola Ahmed Tinubu (1999–2007)

The administrative history of Nigeria accounts for the foundation, development, and evolution of administrative institutions and modalities for governance. This chronological and archival study traces four major themes: pre-colonial and native administrative structures, colonial rule, military rule, and civilian rule in Nigeria.

The qualitative study also examines the governing philosophy of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, focusing on the foundational principles and value system adopted during his administration as Governor of Lagos State. It conceptualizes this governing philosophy as “Progressive-Conservatism,” considering his biographical and political life alongside his leadership and administrative strategies.

Ige, K. M. (2026). The Administrative History of Nigeria and the Governing Philosophy of H.E. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, 1999–2007. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.

Selected work

Published

  1. Moses Ige, Kehinde M., Krivins, A., Vilks, A., & Kipane, A. (2024). “Legal framework for health policy to reduce the level of substance abuse in the United States.” Social and Legal Studies, 7(3), 178–189. DOI
  2. Moses, I. K., & Ige, T. S. (2023). “Political Instability in Africa: An Account of the 2023 Niger Coup.” Best Journal of Innovation in Science, Research and Development, 2(8).
  3. Ige, Kehinde M. (2022). “The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Economy of the State of Pennsylvania from March 2020–March 2021.” Covenant University Journal of Politics and International Affairs, 10(1), 3813–3827.
  4. Diakhaté, S., Ige, K. M., & Ige, T. S. (2023). “Religion and ethnic polarization in Africa: Case studies of Senegal and Ghana.” Global Scientific Journal, 11(7), 1528–1541.
  5. Moses, I. K. (2023). “Chinese influence on the African economy: The Nigerian experience.” International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Growth Evaluation, 4(4), 144–149.
  6. Ige, Kehinde M. (2021). “Egypt’s Water Problems and Solutions: The Hydro-Politics of the Nile River.” Covenant University Journal of Politics and International Affairs, 9(2), 3753–3766.
  7. Ige, Kehinde M. (2021). “The Reconstruction of NATO in the Post-Trump Era.” Journal of Advanced Research and Multidisciplinary Studies, 1(2), 10–17.
  8. Arinze, A. I., Eke, R. E., Temitope, B. S., & Ige, K. M. (2021). “Nigeria and ECOWAS: The challenges of internal unity and external conspiracy.” African Journal of Politics and Administrative Studies, 14(1).
  9. Ige, Kehinde M. (2019). “Nationalism and cultural pluralism: The American experience.” Research Quarterly, 72(1), 147–161.
  10. Mbayo, R., & Ige, K. M. (2025). “The Politics of CSR in the Banking Sector: How Does It Align with the SDGs of No Poverty and Quality Education?” In Strategic Approaches to Banking Business and Sustainable Development Goals. Springer. DOI
  11. Ige, Kehinde M. (2018). “University of Lagos Xenophobic Attacks and the Nigeria–South Africa Relation.” Thesis.

Under review / forthcoming

Ige, Kehinde M. (2027, forthcoming). “Youth Policy and Influence: Voting Trends, Advocacy Campaigns, and Early Policy Impacts of Gen Z Movements.” The Politics of a New Generation: Gen Z, Youth Movements, and Power in the Global South.

Ige, Kehinde M. (2027, forthcoming). “Progressive Conservatism: The Governing Philosophy of Bola Ahmed Tinubu (1999–2007).” African Identities.