Adewumi Adeola Adeoye
Adewumi Adeola Adeoye is an emerging professional in international affairs, research, and customer relations, with cross-sector experience spanning diplomacy, advocacy, and research support. With a Master’s degree in International Affairs from the University of Ghana and a background in Sociology and Linguistics, he applies a multidisciplinary lens to governance, development, and civic engagement. At the All-Africa Students Union, Adeola has played a key role in coordinating media and communications strategies, contributing to regional advocacy efforts. His work as a Research Assistant at the University of Ghana enhanced his analytical, writing, and presentation skills, supporting academic publications and conference participation. His time with the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria further developed his abilities in service coordination and operational support. Certified by the Chartered Institute of Customer Relationship Management, Adeola holds professional training in leadership, marketing, sales, and customer service. He has participated in policy-focused seminars on West African security, foreign policy, and continental integration. A strong communicator and fast learner, Adeola is well-positioned to contribute to organisations advancing Africa’s policy, research, and development goals.
Adewumi Adeola Adeoye is a policy researcher with a deep interest in international migration, U.S.–Africa relations, and global governance. His research path critically examined the impact of U.S. immigration policies under the Trump administration on Ghana and Ghanaian migrants, offering nuanced insights into how shifts in global power politics shape migration experiences and domestic policy responses in Africa. Drawing from field research and policy analysis, Adeola’s study contributed to understanding the human consequences of restrictive immigration frameworks, particularly their social, economic, and psychological effects on migrant communities. His research also highlighted the gaps in Ghana’s preparedness to support returnees and address structural push factors.