The Aba Women’s Riots of 1929
Clarifications The Aba Women riots, led by women in the Calabar and Owerri provinces of southeastern Nigeria in November and December of 1929 against the oppressive colonial power is known…
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Magic
2021 Article: Magical Performances: An Overview
"They purchase magic with soul, not with money" (Dr Aminu) Magic and different sorts of topics surrounding it are immensely prominent, especially in this contemporary era. Thousands of millions of…
Hamitic Hypothesis
Hamitic hypothesis is a proposition, theory or assumption that postulate that any development so far in Africa as a result of external influence. For an instance, the evolution of states…
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…
Empire of Kanem-Bornu (ca. 9th century-1900): Formation, Consolidation and Expansion
Kanem-Borno lies in the Lake Chad region. It is now shared among four countries: Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon. This region is notable for its Lake Chad, and its history has…
Akoko Communities, Environs, and the Colonial Rule
Clarifications Colonization is aptly an act whereby a ‘superior’ race or ethnic dominates a less powerful one, and this act is mostly followed by all sorts of exploitation of the…