History
MY WRITINGS MADE UGEP HISTORY VISIBLE TO AI: A REJOINDER TO ANDERSON UBETOWAN ON UGEP URBAN COUNTY COUNCIL (1958-1967)
I started to research the local government system in the old Eastern Region and discovered that Ugep was indeed an…
The Yakurr Ancestral Homeland and Its Proximity to Lake Ejagham (Ijagham) South Western Region Republic of Cameroon
Thus, Dr. Ubi's scholarship and Yakurr oral tradition provide a historical-geographical bridge: the Yakurr ancestral town of Lekanakpakpa / Akpa…
Oboni Rumueme: An Ikwerre Variant of a Cross River Basin Tradition
by Okoi Obono-Obla Oboni Rumueme is an Ikwerre variant of Oboni, a distinctive cultural institution whose characteristics are similar to…
THE HAUSA–FULANI QUESTION: THE HISTORY DALUNG’S ARGUMENT DOES NOT FULLY TELL YOU
By Ibrahim Bunu ibrahimbunu2520@gmail.com A critical historical response to “The Hausa, the Fulani and the Legacy of the Sokoto Jihad”…
THE HAUSA, THE FULANI AND THE LEGACY OF THE SOKOTO JIHAD
by Solomon Dalung There is a conversation going on about the Hausa and Fulani that I believe deserves more than…
The Eastern Nigeria Local Government Laws (1958-1960): Ugep Urban, the Rural Clans, and the Place of Ekori
The map does feature Ekori - prominently as part of the EDIBA / NKO / EKORI group. The Eastern Nigeria…
The Eastern Nigeria Local Government Laws (1958–1960): Ugep Urban and the Rural Clans
The Eastern Nigeria Local Government Laws of 1958–1960 institutionalized a dual system of governance that distinguished Ugep Urban from its…
TRIBUTE: Adesoji Aderemi–Radical Traditionalist, By Chief Obafemi Awolowo
By late Chief Obafemi Awolowo Some people demand honour from their fellowmen, and sometimes, by sundry devices, succeed in forcing…
Barely 600 years after, Ayogo People In Benin Republic Trace Ancestry To Oyo
By Bode DUROJAIYE, Director of Media and Publicity to the Alaafin, Paramount Ruler of Oyo Kingdom and the Superior Head…
The Ngbeke Confederacy – A Pre-Colonial Constitutional Experiment for Unity, Trade and Collective Security Among the Yakurr People
The Ngbeke Confederacy remains a remarkable example of indigenous statecraft and constitutional ingenuity in pre-colonial Nigeria. It demonstrated the Yakurr…
FROM BEECROFT STREET TO BIOKO: How a Street in Calabar Explains Our History with Equatorial Guinea.
From Beecroft Street to Bioko, the story comes full circle. A British colonialist who once governed Fernando Po from Calabar…
THE GREAT AKPA DISPERSAL: WAR, FLIGHT AND THE FRAGMENTATION OF A KINGDOM IN 15TH CENTURY AFRICA
The Akpa Kingdom comprised many groups that are today in the present Cross River, Abia, Akwa Ibom, Rivers and Bayelsa…
