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Patrick C. Chiezey Ph.D.

Employment

Organisation	Role	Department	Start date	End date
Patavia Educational Consultancy Services LLP (Nigeria)	Senior Researcher/Consultant	Not specified	2025-01-06
Upwork Global Inc.	Professional Freelancer	Not specified	2023-10-03

Education

Organisation	Degree/title	Department	Start date	End date
University of Ibadan	Doctor of Philosophy	Not specified	2014-08-08	2017-11-09

Works

Title	DOI	Published date
CHAPTER FIVE: AMARTYA SEN'S CAPABILITY APPROACH AS IMPERATIVE FOR DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA.	No DOI available.	2026-02-24
Social Policies and Development in Africa: Engaging the Contradictions	10.2139/ssrn.4975421	2024-11-23
Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Nigerian Women and the Dynamics of Population.	http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4973487	2024-10-01

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AMARTYA SEN'S CAPABILITY APPROACH AS IMPERATIVE FOR DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA.

Sen’s capability approach, Africanized through communal values, offers a holistic framework for inclusive and sustainable development in Africa.

Published February 25, 2026, by P. Chiezey Ph.D.

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SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS OF NIGERIAN WOMEN AND THE DYNAMICS OF POPULATION IN NIGERIA

It is an analytical, critical and reconstructive work that attempts to come to grips with the issues and problems of sexual and reproductive health rights.

Published November 24, 2024, by P. Chiezey Ph.D., A. Ohagwu LL.M.

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Social Policies and Development in Africa: Engaging the Contradictions

The paper seeks for a development philosophy that has at its center the enthronement of context-based education and humanistic social policy in Africa.

Published November 23, 2024, by P. Chiezey Ph.D.

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REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IN ISLAMIC HUMAN RIGHTS FRAMEWORKS: CHALLENGES AND PROGRESS

Explores reproductive rights in key Islamic human rights instruments (UIDHR, CDHRI, etc.), revealing gaps in contraception/abortion via doctrinal analysis,

Published January 11, 2026, by D. Ahmad