Between 1500 and 1700, the area now known as Nigeria was host to a variety of kingdoms and empires.
Categories
c.1500-1700
Category: Let’s Be Patriotic
Have you ever noticed how the Americans have a documentary for absolutely EVERYTHING? I recognised this about a year ago while completing my Masters and being introduced to the plethora of ways they have documented their history – from documentaries about fashion, tv, music – someone has or is currently creating a documentary about it. […]
Chapter 3: Citizenship What exactly makes us citizens of this great nation? What does it mean to be a child of the soil, to be a bearer and representative of the bold green white green? Where are you from? Who is your father? Who is your mother? These are questions we are heavily inundated with […]
It has been quite the educational journey learning about these historical women that paved the way for the female leaders of the #EndSars protests…
Categories
ALIMOTU PELEWURA
‘I am she who is called Pelewura…. . I will not starve in the country I was born in.’
The Federal Republic of Nigeria shall be a State based on the principles of democracy and social justice…
Categories
MARGARET EKPO
‘If a woman had been among those killed (by the colonial administrators) the British women in Aba would have all been killed!’
Like every great story, this one has a beginning, and here it is. The first chapter of the Nigerian constitution is about the structure and system of the country. It is what makes Nigeria a federation.
Categories
GAMBO SAWABA
‘If I don’t know book, I know rights…’
Nigeria’s constitutional history is most definitely worth examining and understanding.
LET'S BE FRANK 