My research is centred on the critical intersection of Climate Change and Multilateralism within the context of the Sino-African Relationship. I examine how Chinese multilateral energy investments impact energy adaptation and mitigation efforts in selected African countries. I employ a multidisciplinary approach that combines political science, environmental studies, economics, and international relations. By doing so, I aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of the complex interplay between climate change, multilateralism, and the Sino-African relationship

My thesis examined African perception of Chinese investment on the continent, focusing on China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC). It explored the intricate dynamics of trust, cultural exchange, economic benefits, and social and environmental concerns that shape African perceptions of CCECC's investment initiatives. It has contributed to the ongoing dialogue surrounding Chinese investment in Africa, offering a comprehensive analysis of African perspectives and their potential ramifications for the sustainability and success of these investments.

Studied in China as a Schwarzman Scholar. I researched the dynamic landscape of Chinese investment in Africa's Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector, shedding light on the multifaceted dimensions of this growing partnership. I mapped out policies and ideas that could help Chinese investors and African leaders efficiently operate talent hubs to drive economic growth in Nigeria and profits for Chinese businesses.

Graduated top of my cohort with first-class honours. My thesis examined the multifaceted factors driving Chinese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows into the African continent. My work explored the roles of resource acquisition, infrastructure development, diplomatic relationships, and market opportunities as prominent determinants of Chinese FDI in Africa. It explained the implications of these investments on the host countries' economic growth, employment generation, and industrial development.