Oral Tradition: Importance and Flaws
Oral Traditions: Importance on Historical Reconstruction. Oral Traditions (Oral_Tradition) are traduced mouth-to-mouth stories from generations to generations. These are words of mouth that are targeted towards…
Ikale oil palm production
Ikaleland, the Urhobo, and Oil Palm Production
Ikale land is a cluster of few territories in now Ondo state, bordering with Ilaje. The production of oil was indigenous to the people of Ikaleland. What actually brought them…
Arabisation
The Berbers, the Arabs and the Arabisation of North Africa
Who were the Berbers? The Berbers were the first inhabitants of North Africa. The origin of the Berbers is debatable but it is evident that they were people who held…
Ottoman Empire: Impact in North Africa and Subsequent Decline
The continuous attacks of the Christian crusades of (Byzantine origin) on Muslim territories led to the rise of an Islamic Empire, (Ottoman Empire) which repelled the attack and subsequently subjugated…
The League of Nations: Formation, Achievements, and Failure
The League of Nations (1919-1939) was an international organization that was formed after the First World War (1939-1945). It was an international organization that tried to manage the affairs…
The Partition of West Africa: Causes and Results
The partition of West Africa was a short event that officially took place at the Berlin Conference of 1884-85, where European powers amicably recognized their interests in West Africa, and…