Preserving the Past, Shaping the Future
NNADOZIE VICTOR 
The Sokoto Caliphate stands as one of the most significant historical and political institutions in the history of Nigeria and West Africa. It was not only the largest and most powerful Islamic state in West Africa during the 19th century but also a central figure in the spread of Islam, socio-political organization, and cultural development … Read more
The history of Nigeria’s colonization is a story of resistance, resilience, and struggle, particularly in regions where indigenous kingdoms and societies had already established strong systems of governance and identity. One such region is the North-East, home to the Borno Kingdom, a powerful and influential state that resisted colonial encroachment throughout the 19th and early … Read more
The Benin Kingdom, one of the oldest and most sophisticated kingdoms in West Africa, holds a central place in the historical and cultural landscape of Nigeria. Its rise to power, flourishing period, and eventual downfall at the hands of British colonial forces in the late 19th century have had lasting implications not only for the … Read more
The Fulani people are one of the most prominent ethnic groups in West Africa, with a deep-rooted history that stretches across several centuries. Known for their distinctive nomadic lifestyle, the Fulani herdsmen have played a significant role in the cultural, economic, and political landscape of Northern Nigeria. Their history, rich in tradition and complex interactions … Read more