Ori Ogunbiyi

Ori Ogunbiyi appears in Taking the shine off: albedo and global temperatures as the The Intelligence participant explaining cocaine trafficking through West Africa. Her segment links geography, European enforcement pressure, weak local enforcement capacity, corruption, and high European cocaine demand.

Ogunbiyi’s main contribution is West Africa Cocaine Transit. She says traffickers bulk-ship cocaine to West Africa, repackage it, use mother vessels, and transfer it to fast boats headed for Europe, while officials often lack the technology, pay, and port or maritime capacity to keep up.

Connections

• West Africa, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ghana, and Western Sahara - places she discusses.
• West Africa Cocaine Transit, Cocaine Route Displacement, Maritime Drug Interdiction Capacity, Narco-State Risk, and Small-State Enforcement Capacity - main concepts attached to her segment.
• The Intelligence and Economist Podcasts - source context.