Articles

• AI-Driven Misinformation, Psychological Vulnerability, and Democratic Resilience in West African Civic Ecosystems

  Chukwuebuka Samson Ezeh

  1-13

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• AI regulation and democratic integrity in West Africa: Policy responses to data, platforms, and misinformation

  Habeeb Adisa

  14-26

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• Algorithmic Sovereignty in Practice: A West African Model for Regulating High-Impact AI Systems

  Emmanuel Nwoye

  27-43

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• Artificial Intelligence, Information Disorder, and Public Administration in Africa: Navigating Governance Challenges in Contemporary States

  Oluwaseun Kugbayi, Adeleke Adegbami

  44-57

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• Beyond innovation: The enabling conditions for civic technology development and scaling in Africa

  Margaret Awojide

  58-72

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• Building Accountability from Below: Civic Technology, Civil Society Networks, and Democratic Participation in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria

  Elkanah Oluyori

  73-85

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• Civic Counter-Intelligence: How Citizen-Owned AI Can Protect Democracy in West Africa

  Jude McKelvin Oseh, Ayo O. Ogunlade

  86-95

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• Civic engagement and the online–offline participation gap in Nigeria's 2023 general election

  Favour Oladapo, Victoria Oladipo, Temidayo Musa

  96-108

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• Data privacy in digital marketing: implications for civic freedom in Nigeria

  Jeremiah Chinonso Ajaegbu

  109-119

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• Demystifying the Power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding in Nigeria

  Oluwasegun Ogunsakin, Samuel Seyilola Olawale, Temitope Elijah Akinola

  120-146

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• Digital inclusion, digital skills, and youth civic participation in Nigeria: Mapping opportunities, barriers, and policy pathways.

  Joel Ogunsola, Oladiwura Oladepo, Timothy Imanobe Oliomogbe, Timothy Imanobe Oliomogbe, Abigail Otolorin

  147-163

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• Digital Rights, Civic Space, and the Twitter Ban in Nigeria: An Evaluation of Government Censorship, Online Freedoms, and the Politics of Internet Shutdowns

  Abdulrasheed Abolade

  164-174

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• Domestic violence and women's employment in Nigeria: evidence from the 2023/2024 NDHS

  Olaide Sekinat Balogun, Dorcas Ololade Adeyeye, Bakare Afeez Olalekan

  175-201

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• Institutional Trust, Data Governance, and the Sustainability of AI-Enabled Civic Technology Systems in Nigeria

  Oluwakeji Daniel Onabajo

  202-215

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• Language inequality in artificial intelligence: Nigerian languages, AI underrepresentation, and digital inclusion

  Daniel Nwoye

  216-230

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• Playing politics: A scoping review of African civic game initiatives for engagement and policy participation

  Oscar Micheal Esio, Faith Benson Ibingha, Faith Benson Ibingha

  231-245

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• Practices of Artificial Intelligence Use in Public Universities in South-West Nigeria

  Babatunde Moses Alao, Dauda Aderemi Busari

  246-263

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• The Moderating Effect of Perceived Organisational Support on the relationship between Perceived Gender Bias and Self-Esteem among Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in Lagos, Nigeria

  Wakil Ajibola Asekun, Oluwadamilola Aanuoluwapo Odunlade

  246-277

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• Models for scaling civic technology across diverse West African contexts: Barriers, pathways, and an adaptive framework

  Chidinma Nwoye

  278-292

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• The Government Interoperability Maturity Framework (GIMF): Advancing Digital Governance in Sub-National Governments

  Shona Oluwatola

  293-305

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• Why do Civic-Tech Tools Struggle? A Qualitative Comparative Case Study Approach

  Arafat Aderonke Oseni, Hawa Coulibaly

  306-316

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• Strengthening Electoral Accountability Through AI-Powered Civic Technology Tools: A Case Study of ÀDÉHÙN in Nigeria.

  Olusegun Olatunbosun Elemo, Amir Adebayo Alhazam, Victoria Oluwabukunmi Saanu

  317-330

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