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He was the director and principal investigator of the WHO Nigeria polio communications project (2010-11). He is co-editor of Media and Democracy in Africa (2002; 2003); and issue editor of the journal of African Rural and Urban Studies, (1997). He served as Faculty Excellence Advisor for the College of betboom casino Arts & Sciences (2009-12) and is Chair of the African Studies Center Advisory Committee.
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He was a Senior betboom casino Associate for Afrobarometer and the Center for Democracy and Development, Ghana; betboom casino Associate for the Globalization betboom casino Center on Africa, UCLA; and Visiting Professor at the University of Lagos, Nigeria (2008). He previously served as a consultant to the USAID, (Zambia, 1995), and the UN Economic Commission for Africa (Ethiopia (2002, 2003).
Chair, African Studies Advisory Committee Member, Center for Health and Risk betboom casino; Member, African Studies Core Faculty Member, Center for Advanced Study of International Development Member, African-African-American Studies Core Faculty Advisor, Freedom House (NY) Advisor, African Capacity Building Foundation (Arusha, Tanzania)
African media, democracy, and governance; health communications and media; press and politics; media globalization; political betboom casino; international journalism and broadcasting.