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Emmanuel OJO

Professor
college of MANAGEMENT and SOCIAL ScienceS (COMSS)
Political Science Programme

Emmanuel O. Ojo Ph.D is Professor of Political Science (Comparative Politics). He is based at the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria. His competence includes: Federalism, Democratization, Political Communication and Civil Military Relations among others.

Skills and expertise
Teaching and Learning, Pedagogy and Education Higher Education, Higher Education Research, Environmental Issues, Learning Teaching, Teacher Training, Curriculum, Development, Sustainability, Interdisciplinarity

Education
  • Ph.D. Political Science, (Comparative Politics) – 2002; University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
  • M.Sc. Political Science (Comparative Politics) – 1992; University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
  • B.Sc. (Hons) Political Science (Second Class Upper Div. – 1990; University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
Institutional Service
  • Fellow Armed Forces and Society – Texas State University, US. For two years.
Professional Service
  • A 5-Day BRIDGE Professional Development Training on Inclusion in Electoral Processes organized by ECOWAS and funded by GIZ and EU held at Lome, Togo between 2 – 6 August, 2021.
  • Member, Nigerian Political Science Association (NPSA)
  • Member, African Association of Political Science (AAPS) 
  • Member, American Studies Association of Nigeria (ASAN)
  • Member, National Association of Social Studies Educationists
  • Member, Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society (AFS)
  • Member, African Studies Association of UK (ASAUK)
  • Armed Forces and Society (AFS) Texas State University, USA
Selected Publications
  1. Ojo, O. E., (2021), “O to ge – How Kwara People took their destiny in their hands”, (Book Review),  in Ilorin Journal of Business and Social Sciences, (Published by the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ilorin, Nigeria, XXIII (1) 187 – 191.
  2. Ojo, O. E., and P. F. Adebayo, (2006), “The Challenges of Effective Policing as Measurement of Controlling the Phenomenon of Corruption in Nigeria”, Ilorin Journal of Business and Social Sciences, II (1&2). 108 – 122 (An Official Journal of Faculty of Business and Social Sciences), University of Ilorin, Nigeria.
  3. Ojo, O. E., (2017), “Restructuring and the Future of Nigeria’s Convoluting Federalism”, in  The Dynamics of the Restructuring Debate in Nigeria, J.O. Olaniyi and A.A. Muhammad (eds), an occasional publication of the department of political science, Unilorin, pp. 23-33.
  4. Ojo, O.E., (2004), “The Malady of Public Enterprises in Nigeria”, Ilorin Journal of Business and Social Sciences, (Published by the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ilorin), Vol. 9 (Nos. 1 & 2) pp. 179-193.
  5. Ojo, O. E., (2004), “Freedom of Speech: A Comparative Study of the United States of America and Nigeria”, Political Science Review, III (1&2), 97 – 106. (An Official Journal of the Department of Political Science, University of Ilorin, Nigeria, 
  6. Ojo, O. E., (2002), “An Appraisal of the Principle and Practice of Federal Character in Nigeria”, Political Science Review, II (1) 37-52 (An Official Journal of the Department of Political Science, University of Ilorin) Nigeria.
  7. Ojo, O. E., (1999), “Explaining Nigerian Politics”, Geo-Studies Forum: An International Journal of Environment and Policy Issues, I (1)  106-116, (An Official Journal of the Department of Geography, University of Ilorin, Nigeria,
  8. Ojo, O. E., (1998), “The Nigerian Society and Democratic Stability: Form and Character”, Ilorin Journal of Business and Social Sciences, V (3) 92-106 (An official Journal of the Faculty of Business and Social Sciences), University of Ilorin, Nigeria.
  9. Ojo, O. E., (1998), Nigerian Federalism in Historical Perspective”, Ilorin Journal of Arts and Social Sciences, (IJASS), (An official Journal of the College of Education), Department of Political Science, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria, pp. 1-9.
  10. Ojo, O. E., (1999), “Federalism and Inter-Group Conflict Management: A Study of Nigeria”, Nigerian Journal of Inter-Group Relations, vol. III (July), A Journal of Klobex Publishers, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria, pp. 17 – 28.
  11. Ojo, O.E., (1999), “Towards Sustaining Democratic Values in Nigeria”, H.A. Saliu (ed), Issues inContemporary Political Economy of Nigeria, pp. 256-267, Hayte Books Limited, Ilorin, Kwara State.
  12. Ojo, O.E., (2021), “The Dynamics of Electoral Reforms in Nigeria”, African Journal for Security and Development, III (II) 48-65 (An official Journal of National Institute for Security Studies)), Abuja, Nigeria.
  13. Ojo, O. E., (2020), “Federalism and a Rethink of Traditional Optimism: The Case of Nigeria”, African Journal for Security and Development, III (1) 182-194 (An official Journal of National Institute for Security Studies), Abuja, Nigeria.
  14. Ojo, O. E., (2019), “Restructuring and the Future of Nigeria’s Federalism”, African Journal for Security and Development, II (4) 203-191 (An Official Journal of National Institute for Security Studies), Abuja, Nigeria.
  15. Ojo, O. E., (2019), “Party Primaries and Candidate Selection in Nigeria, 1999-2009”, POLAC HISTORICAL REVIEW, III (1) (July-December), 51-63. (A Journal of the Department of History and International Studies), Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano, Nigeria.
  16. Ojo, O. E., (2008), “Press Freedom and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria’s Nascent Democracy (1999 – 2007)”, University of Lagos Journal of Politics, IV 164-191 (An official Journal of the Department of Political Science, UNILAG), Nigeria. 
  17. Ojo, O. E., (2007), “Fourth Estate of the Realm or Wreck: Media, The Government and the Nigerian State”, Babcock Journal of Mass Communication, I (2) 72-86, An Official Journal of the Department of Mass Communication, Babcock University, Illishan Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria,.
  18. Ojo, O.E. and P.F. Adebayo, (2007), “Freedom of Speech: A Comparative Study of the United States of America and` Nigeria”, Kiabara – Journal of Humanities, XIII, (1) 89-99 (An Official Journal of Faculty of Humanities, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
  19. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “Mechanisms for Conflict Management in Plural and Divided Societies: The Nigerian Experience”, IFRA Special Research Issue II, 19-39. (An Official Journal of French Institute for Research in Africa (IFRA), Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria (http://ifra-ng.org).
  20. Ojo, O. E., (2005), “The Military and the Phenomenon of Corruption in Nigeria: A Case Study of General Sani Abacha’s Administration (1993 – 1998)”, UNILAG Journal of Politics, II (1) 198-215. (An Official Journal of the department of Political Science, UNILAG, Nigeria.
  21. Ojo, O. E., (2005), “Federal Character Principle and National Integration in Nigeria”, International Review of Politics and Development, III (I); 92-118, (Published by the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Babcock University Ilishan Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria in conjunction with the Faculty of Social Sciences, Indiana University, Kokomo, United States of America – available online at (www.iuk.edu). 
  22. Ojo, O. E., (2004), “National Language Policy and the Search for National Integration in Nigeria”, AMANI: Journal of African Peace, An official Journal of the Centre for Peace in Africa (CPA), Lagos, Nigeria, 1 (1) 93 – 106 (February).
  23. Ojo, O. E., (2004), “Public Opinion and the conduct of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy: Two Selected Case Studies”, The Nigerian Journal of Social Sciences, III (1) 48-62. An Official Journal of the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria. 
  24. Ojo, O. E., (2003), “Governance and Legitimacy Crisis in Nigeria”, Research for Development: An International Journal of African Development, IIXX (1&2) 103-130 (An Official Journal of Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER), Ibadan, Nigeria,. (www.niser.org). 
  25. Ojo, O. E., and Ademola Azeez, (2002), “The Military and Democratic Transitions in Nigeria” (1976 – 1999)”, Nigerian Journal of International Affairs, XXVIII (1&2) 203-221 (An Official Journal of the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Lagos, Nigeria.
  26. Ojo, O. E., (2001), “Gender Disparity and the Challenges of Democratic Governance in Nigeria”, Nigerian Forum, XXII (11&12) 287-310 (An Official Journal of Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, (NIIA), Lagos. 
  27. Ojo, O. E., (2001), “Federalism and Political Restructuring in Nigeria: A Review of the Confederal Option”, Africa Peace Review, III (1) 1 – 17 (An Official Journal of the Centre for Strategic Research and Studies), National Defence College, Abuja. (info@aprndc.com). 
  28. Ojo, O. E., (2000), “Nigeria’s New Modes of Power Sharing: A Prognosis”, African Notes,XXIV, (1&2) 44 – 53. (An Official Journal of the Institute of African Studies), University of Ibadan, Nigeria, 
  29. Ojo, O. E., (2000), “Three Decades of O.A.U.: Any Relevance in the New World Order?”, Arts and Social Sciences, III 13-27. (An Official Journal of Nigeria Defence Academy, Kaduna, Nigeria, 
  30. Ojo, O. E., (1998), “Democratic Transition in Nigeria: A Panoramic Overview of the Hurdles “, Ife Social Sciences Review, 7-18. (Special Edition), A Publication of Faculty of Social Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University (O.A.U), Ile-Ife, Nigeria.
  31. Ojo, O. E., (1998), “Five Decades of the UNO: Some Implications for the New World Order”, Nigerian Forum, 126 – 135. A Publication of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs,(NIIA), Lagos, Nigeria.
  32. Ojo, O. E., (1998), “Federalism and Political Restructuring in Nigeria”, by Kunle Amuwo et al., (eds), Defence Studies, vol. 8 (July), Book Review, in (An Official Journal of Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA,) Kaduna, Nigeria, pp. 152-153.
  33. Ojo, O. E., (1997), “The Character of the Nigerian Civil Society and the Democratization Process: The 1993 Presidential Election Revisited”, The Nigerian Journal of Political Behaviour, I (1) 104-102. (An official Journal of the Department of Political Science, Ondo State University, now Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko.
  34. Ojo, O. E., & Wale Sadeeq, (2023), “Manifestations of Ethnicity and Religion in 2023 Presidential Election in Nigeria”, in Canadian Social Science, Vol. 19 No. 4 pp. 27-39 (DOI: 1033968/I305). A Publication of Canadian Academy of Oriental and Occidental Culture, Canada. https://www.cscanada.net/index.php/css/issue/view/710
  35. Ojo, O. E., (2021), “Dimensions of Electoral Reforms in Nigeria”, Brazilian Journal of African Studies, vol. 6 no. 11 Jan/June. 189-210. (An official Journal of Federal University of Rio Graude do Sul, Brazil). Published by CEBRAFRICA/UFRGS. https://seer.ufrgs.br/rbea/index
  36. Ojo, O. E., (2020), “The Religious Factor in Nigeria’s 2019 Presidential Election”, Journal of African Elections, IXX (1), 136-155. (An official publication of Electoral Institute of South African (EISA), Johannesburg. www.eisa.org.za. 
  37. Ojo, O.E  (2016):  ‘Bunker’ Democracy and the Challenges of Sustaining Democratic Value in Nigeria: An Appraisal of the 2011 General Elections   Journal of African Elections   XV  (5) 93-112. (An official publication of Electoral of South Africa, (EISA), Johannesburg,
     South Africa, www.eisa.org.za.
  38. Ojo, O.E (2015): ‘The Role of Force in State Formation: A Comparative Analysis’ Scientia Militaria:  South African Journal of Military Studies, 43 (1) 65-78  Stellenbosch University, South Africa  http://scientiamilitaria.journals.ac.za.
  39. Ojo, O.E (2014):  ‘The Military and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria: Positive Skepticism and Negative Optimism’, Insight on Africa: A Journal of Contemporary African Affairs XV (4)57-79,  New Delhi, SAGE Publications/African Studies Association of India http://loa.sagepub.com.
  40. Ojo, O. E., (2013), ‘Mass Media and Ethnic Politics in Nigeria: An Overview, Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, XIII (2). 429-438. U.K. Wiley Blackwell Publisher/London School of Economics and Political Science, http://www.2.ise.ac.uk.
  41. Ojo, O.E., (2012), ‘Constraints on Budgeting and Development Plan Implementation in Nigeria: An Overview’, European Journal of Sustainable Development, I (3) 445-456. European Centre of Sustainable Development, (affiliated with the University of Modena and Reggio), Rome, Italy. www.ecsdev.org/index.php/publication.
  42. Ojo, O.E. and Adebayo P.F. (2012), ‘Living without the State: A Rear View Mirror of Nigeria’s 50 Years of Independence’, African Social Science Review, V (1) 14-30, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kennesaw State University, United States of America. dgitalcommons.kennesaw.edu
  43. Ojo, O.E. and Adebayo P.F. (2012), ‘Food Security in Nigeria:  An Overview’, European Journal of Sustainable Development, I (2) 201-224, European Centre of Sustainable Development, affiliated with the University of Modena and Reggio), Rome, Italy. www.ecsdev.org/index.php/publication.
  44. Ojo, O.E.  (2011):  Public Perception of Judicial Decisions on Election Dispute: The case of the 2007 General Election in Nigeria  Journal of African Elections, X (1) 101-113,  South Africa ,  EISA  www.eisa.org.za
  45. Ojo, O. E., (2011), “Federalism and Natural Resource Management in Africa”, Indian Journal of Federal Studies, I 86-103, Centre for Federal Studies, Hamdard University, Hamdard Nagar, New Delhi, India. www.cfsindia.org.in. 
  46. Ojo, O. E., (2011), “Nigeria’s Nascent Democracy and ‘WAR’ Against Corruption: A Rear View Mirror”, African Research Review, V (II), 56-71 (April), University of Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia (www.afrrevjo.com & www.ajol.info). 
  47. Ojo, O. E., (2010), “The Politics of Revenue Allocation and Resource Control in Nigeria: Implications for Federal Stability”, Federal Governance, VII (1) 15-38. A Publication of Forum of Federations: The Global Network on Federalism in conjunction with the Institute of Inter-Governmental Relations at Queen’s University, Canada. http://www.forumfed.org/FedGov/index.php.
  48. Ojo, O. E., (2010), ‘Boko Haram: Nigeria’s Extra-Judicial State’, Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa, XII (2) 45-62. An Official Journal of Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, Pennsylvania, United States of America. www.jsd-africa.com.
  49. Ojo, O. E., (2010), ‘A Survey of Ethno-Religious Crisis and its Implications for Nigeria’s Nascent Democracy’, Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa, XII, (2), pp. 182 – 198. (An official Journal of Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, Pennsylvania, United States of America. (www.jsd-africa.com).
  50. Ojo, O. E., (2010), ‘National Language Policy and the Search for National Integration in Nigeria’, The Open Social Science Journal, III 1-5, Louisiana State University, LA, United States of America, (ISSN: 1874-9453), http://www.bentham.org/open/tosscij/SBM.htm.
  51. Ojo, O. E., (2009), “Federalism and the Search for National Integration in Nigeria”, African Journal of Political Science and International Relations, 386-397, A publication of Academic Journals, United States of America,. www.academicjournals.org.
  52. Ojo, O. E., and P. F. Adebayo,  (2009), “Can Nigeria’s Nascent Democracy Survive?”, Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa, XI, (1), 1-27,  An Official Journal of Clarion University of Pennyslvania, Clarion, Pennyslvania, United States of America www.jsd-africa.com.
  53. Ojo, O.E., (2009), “Guarding the ‘Guardians’: A Prognosis of Panacea for Evolving Stable Civil-Military Relations in Nigeria”, Armed Forces and Society, 35 (4) 688-708, An Official Journal of the Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, Texas State University, United States of America, Sage Publishers, www.infl-afs.sagepub.com.
  54. Ojo, O. E., (2009), “New Missions and Roles of the Military Forces: The Blurring of Military and Police Roles in Nigeria”, Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, Fall and Winter, 2008/2009, XI (1&2) 1-18. An Official Journal of Centre for Military and Strategic Studies. The University of Calgary, Canada. www.jmss.org.
  55. Ojo, O.E., (2008), “The Politics of States’ and Local Governments’ Creation and Nigeria’s Creation and Nigeria’s Search for Geo-Political Balancing”, African Research Review, II (III) 334-367, (University of Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia), index African journals online: www.AJOL.infoor www.afrrevjo.org). 
  56. Ojo, O. E., (Guest Editor), (2007), Journal of African Elections, – Special Issue on Nigeria’s 2007 General Elections, VI (2),   A publication of Electoral Institute of South Africa, (EISA), Johannesburg, www.eisa.org
  57. Ojo, O. E., (2004), “The Malady of Public Enterprises in Nigeria”, Journal of Social Sciences, Government College University, Allama Iqbal Road, 38000-Faisalabad, Pakistan, Misaal Publishers, III (2) 175-193.
  58. Ojo, O. E., (2007), “Nigeria’s 2007 General Elections and Succession Crisis: Implications for the Nascent Democracy”, African Journal of Elections, VI, (2) 14-32, (An official publication of Electoral Institute of South Africa, EISA, Johannesburg, South Africa, pp. www.eisa.org.za.
  59. Ojo, O. E., (2007), “Elections: An Exploration of Theoretical Postulations”, African Journal of Elections, VI, (2), 4-13, An Official Journal of Electoral Institute of South Africa, EISA, Johannesburg, South Africa, pp.. www.eisa.org.za.
  60. Ojo, O. E., and Ademola Azeez, (2007), “Mechanisms for the Safeguard of Human Rights in Nigeria’s Nascent Democracy: Lessons from the Past”, Indian Journal of Politics, XLI (1&2) 47-76. An Official publication of the Department of Political Science, Aligarh Moslem University, Aligarh, India.
  61. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “Taming the Monster: Demilitarization and Democratization in Nigeria”, Armed Forces and Society, XXXII (2) (Winter Issues). (An official Journal of Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society), Texas State University, United States of America, Sage Publishers.
  62. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “Human Rights and Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria (1999 – 2003), Journal of Social Sciences: Interdisciplinary Reflection of Contemporary Society, XIII (1) 15-29, Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India,.
  63. Ojo, O. E., (2005), “Federal Character Principle and National Integration in Nigeria”, International Review of Politics and Development, III (l) 92-118, An Official Journal of the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria in conjunction with the Faculty of Social Sciences, Indiana University, Kokomo, United States of America,. www.iuk.edu.
  64. Ojo, O. E.,  (2003), “The Mass Media and the Challenges of Sustainable Democratic Values in Nigeria: Possibilities and Limitations”, Media, Culture and Society, XXV 821-840 (An Official Journal of Center for Communication and Information Studies, University of Westminster), United Kingdom, SAGE Publication, pp. www.mcs.sagepub.com.
  65. Ojo, O. E., (2000), “The Military and Democratic Transitions in Nigeria: An In-depth Analysis of General Babangida’s Transition Programme (1985 – 1993)”, Journal of Political and Military Sociology, XXVIII (1) 1-20, An Official Journal of Department of Sociology, Northern Illinois University, United States of America, www.jpms.niu.edu.
  66. Ojo, O. E., (1998), “The New Federal Capital Territory as an Integrative Mechanism in Nigeria”, Indian Journal of Politics, XXXII, (1&2) 27-46. Department of Political Science, Aligar Moslem University, Aligar, India.
  67. Ojo, O. E., (Editor),  (2006), Challenges of Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria, Ibadan, John Archers, (Publishers Limited), pp. 1-472 with 23 chapters
  68. Ojo, O. E., (2009), Mechanisms of National Integration in a Multi-Ethnic Federal State: The Nigerian Experience, pp. 1-218 Ibadan, John Archers (Publishers Limited).
  69. Ojo, O.E. and J. Shola Omotola, (Editors) (2014), The Legislature and Governance in Nigeria, Volume I pp. 1-584 A Festschrift for Emeritus Professor John A.A. Ayoade, John Archers, (Publishers Limited), Ibadan. 
  70. Ojo, O. E.,  (edited) (2018), The Legislature and Governance in Nigeria (Volume II), pp. 1-274, A Festschrift for Emeritus Professor John A. A. Ayoade, John Archers, (Publishers Limited), Ibadan.
  71. Ojo, O.E., (2021), Political Parties and Pressure Groups – An Overview, B. Salawu, U.A. Raheem, A.A. Abdullahi and L. Saka (eds), Social Sciences for Beginners (Vol. II), 244 – 250, A Publication of the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria.
  72. Ojo, O.E., (2021), The Study of Comparative Politics, B. Salawu, U.A. Raheem, A.A. Abdullahi and L. Saka (eds), Social Sciences for Beginners (Vol. II), 227 – 236, A Publication of the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria.
  73. Ojo, O.E.,  (2013),  Actors in the International System in Introduction to International Relations, Saliu H.A., Aremu F.A. (eds), 45-52 College Press and Publishers Limited, Jericho, Ibadan: An affiliate of Lead City University, Ibadan.  
  74. Ojo, O.E., (2012), Fraud-Free Election, being proceedings of a 2-Day Workshop on prevention of Electoral Fraud in 2011 General Election in Nigeria,, 16-17 March, 2011. Edited by Mudasiru Salami and Akanni Waliyulah Oladotun,a publication of Mustapha Akanbi Foundation, Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria.
  75. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “Press Freedom and Democratic Development”, Hassan A. Saliu, J. F. Olorunfemi, Usman Lateef and S. B. Oludoyi (editors), Democracy and Development in Nigeria: Conceptual Issues and Democratic Practice, I, publication of  the Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria.
  76. Ojo, O. E., (1999), “Towards Sustaining Democratic Values in Nigeria”, Saliu H.A (editor), Issues in Contemporary Political Economy of Nigeria, 256-267. Ilorin: Hayte Books Limited.
  77. Ojo, O.E., (2022), Who Got What and Why? The Politics of Political Appointments in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic, Okechukwu Ibeanu, Israel ‘Kelue Okoye, Ikenna Mike Alumona, Ernest Toochi Aniche, Anonymous Power: Parties, Interest Groups and Politics of Decision Making in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic (Esssays in honour of Elochukwu Amucheazi), Palgrave Macmillan, Springer Nature, Singapore, pp. 393-418.
  78. Ojo, O.E., (2019), “Traditional Versus Behaviouralism”, in H.A. Saliu (ed), 
  79. Approaches to the Study of International Relations, College Press Publishers, Ibadan, pp. 66-81.
  80. Ojo, O.E.,  (2015), Federal Absurdities and the Future of the Nigerian State in Nigeria: Descent into Anarchy and Collapse, John A. A. Ayoade, Adeoye A. Akinsanya, Olatunde J.B Ojo 107-119, Ibadan, Nigeria, John Archers (Publishers) Limited.
  81. Ojo, O. E.,  (2009): Dividends of Democracy in Nigeria: Myth or Reality? in Praxis of Political Concepts & Cliches in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic, 149-156 Essays in Honour of  Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu, Isaac Olawale Albert (editor) Ibadan Bookcraft  www.bookcraftafrica.com
  82. Ojo, O. E., (2009), “Political Succession: The Kwara Phenomenon”, in Olarewaju A. Olutayo, Ilufoye S. Ogundiya and Jimoh Amzat (editors), State and Civil Society Relations in Nigeria, 186 – 200. Hope Publications Limited, Ibadan, Nigeria.
  83. Ojo, O. E., (2009), “Constraints and Prospects of Democracy in Nigeria”,  in Ogundiya I. Sarafa, Olutayo A. Olanrewaju and Amzat Jimoh (eds), A Decade of Re-Democratization in Nigeria (1999-2009), pp. 208-226, Sokoto, A publication of Department of Political Science, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Nigeria.
  84. Ojo, O. E., (2008), “Vote-Buying in Nigeria”, Victor A. O. Adetula (editor), Money and Politics in Nigeria,  109-122, A publication of International Foundation for Electoral System, IFES-Nigeria, Abuja, with the support of Department for International Development DfID, United Kingdom www.ifes.org.
  85. Ojo, O. E., (2007), “The Political Economy of Privatization and Commercialization of Public Enterprises in Nigeria”, V. T. Jike (editor), The Social Cost of Privatization and Deregulation in Nigeria, 233-245, A publication of  Nigeria Sociological Society (NSS), Lagos, Nigeria
  86. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “A Survey of Ethno-religious Crisis and its Implications for the Nascent Democracy”, Ojo, O. E., (editor), Challenges of Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria, 368-378,Ibadan,  John Archers (Publishers) Limited.
  87. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “Imperatives of Sustaining Democratic Values”, Ojo O. E., (editor), Challenges of sustainable Democracy in Nigeria, 1-24,  Ibadan, John Archers (Publishers) Limited.
  88. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “Nurturing Nigeria’s Democracy: Democratization and Demilitarization”, in Ojo, O.E., (ed), Challenges of Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria, pp. 356-367, Ibadan, John Archers (Publishers) Limited.
  89. Ojo, O. E., (2006), “Conclusion: Can Nigeria’s Democracy Survive?”, in Ojo O. E., (ed), Challenges of Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria, pp. 379-383, Ibadan, John Archers (Publishers) Limited.
  90. Ojo, O. E., (2004), “Federalism and National Cohesion”, Ebere Onwudiwe and Rotimi T. Suberu (editors.), Nigerian Federalism: Critical Perspectives and Political Option, pp. 49 – 65. Ibadan, A publication of Programme on Ethnic and Federal Studies (PEFS), Department of Political Science, University of Ibadan in conjunction with John Archers (Publishers) Limited.
  91. Ojo, O. E., (2004), “The Military and Political Transitions”, A. A. B. Agbaje, Larry Diamond and Ebere Onwudiwe (editors), Nigeria’s Struggle for Democracy and Good Governance, 60-82. (A Festschrift for Prof. Oyeleye Oyediran), Ibadan: Ibadan University Press (IUP).
  92. Ojo, O. E., (2003), “Imperatives for Good Governance at the Local Government Level”, Yomi Fawehinmi (editor), Urban Finance and Infrastructural Development in Nigeria, 214 – 226,  Lagos: A publication of Institute of Land Economics (ILE), Department of Estate Management, University of Lagos, Nigeria and Atlantis Books.
  93. Ojo, O. E., and Fayeye, J. O., (1997), “Nature Sources and Procedure of Data Collection”, A. Adebayo and N. I. Nwosu (editors), Elements of Social Science Statistics, 23-49. Ijebu-Ode, Shebiotimo Publications, Ogun State, Nigeria.
  94. Ojo, O.E., (2021), “Nigeria (Con)Federal Structure?” in Ajayi, R., Fashagba, J.Y., (eds), Nigerian Politics. Advances in African Economic, Social and Political Development, Springer, Cham, Switzerland AG. (https://org/10.1007/978-3-030-50509-7_8). 
  95. Ojo, O. E., (2014),  ‘Party Management: PDP Crises  in Bayelsa, Kogi and Sokoto States’, in John A. A. Ayoade, Adeoye A. Akinsanya, and Olatunde J. B. Ojo (editors) The Jonathan Presidency – The First Year, 301-312, University Press of America, Lanham, Maryland. United States of America.
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