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18 mar 2022 · Like its predecessors, The Oxford Handbook of Nigerian History aims to address the historical dimensions of Nigeria’s contemporary preoccupying issues and to do so in a way that de-centers the narrative of the rise (and possible decline) of the Nigerian nation-state as the primary focus of historical analysis.
1 paź 2020 · In honour of Nigeria’s 60th Independence anniversary, here are 10 activists in Nigerian history whose impact on society is the very representation of Nigerian resilience: 1. Wole Soyinka (Nobel Laureate, Political Activist)
4 sie 2022 · Patriarchy persists in Nigeria – and men aren’t the only ones who keep it that way
26 sie 2021 · PDF | The perplexity of African people, and more contextually, Nigerians to know the way out of the ravaging ethical and moral decadence that have... | Find, read and cite all the research you...
15 sie 2019 · What Ekeh has shown is that in Nigeria, ethnicity has been the major catalyst of a ruptured morality, the symptoms of which include corruption, nepotism and other forms of discriminatory...
1 maj 2020 · Decline in parental authority and domestic values, influence of science and technology, media influence, materialism, poverty, and the collapse of discipline in our schools were identified as the...
Using this methodology, author Nimi Wariboko analyzes various forms of political, religious, and revolutionary identities that have been put forth by different groups in the country and then examines their usefulness for the transformation of Nigeria's problematic socio-ethical identity.
