Moses Osogi

About the Author

Moses Osogi is a distinguished Kenyan scholar and environmental economist whose work illuminates the intricate intersections of global markets, sustainable development, and regional inequities. With a PhD in Development Economics from the University of Nairobi, Osogi has dedicated his career to analyzing the socio-economic impacts of resource extraction in Africa's coastal regions. His research draws from extensive fieldwork in the Niger Delta, where he has documented the struggles of local communities against multinational interests in the burgeoning blue economy. Osogi's insightful analyses advocate for equitable investment models that prioritize environmental justice and indigenous rights, influencing policy discussions at international forums like the UN Ocean Conference. Through his writings, he bridges academic rigor with accessible narratives, fostering a deeper understanding of how global trade dynamics affect vulnerable ecosystems and livelihoods.