“A certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and strategic leader with over 12 years of progressive experience in programme planning, peace and security, gender mainstreaming, and stakeholder coordination across national, regional, and international development landscapes. An Assistant Director currently serving as Head of the Department of Conflict, Peacekeeping, and Humanitarian Studies at the National Defence College, Nigeria, Dr. Olajumoke provides strategic direction for programme design, implementation, and institutional capacity building. She has led cross-border initiatives, facilitated more than 20 high-level trainings across security sector institutions in West Africa, and authored over 15 policy-relevant publications on gender, peace, and development. Her impactful work has involved collaboration with international and regional partners including UN Women, ECOWAS, the African Union (AU), the European Union (EU), and GIZ, particularly in fragile and post-conflict contexts. Highly skilled in developing and executing strategic and thematic work plans, conducting policy research, and leading monitoring and evaluation processes, she is renowned for her expertise in institutional reform, Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda implementation, and gender-responsive programming. Known for her collaborative leadership style, she thrives in dynamic, multicultural environments, with a proven record of building sustainable partnerships with governments, civil society, and development partners. Technologically proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, SharePoint, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams, she combines technical expertise with visionary thinking to drive impactful, systems-level change in complex development and security environments.”