HISTORY

The Ijo or Ijaw speaking people are one of the major ethnic groups in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. They are found in Brass, Nembe, Kalabari, Bonny and Warri, ...

The Oron people are found mainly in present day Akwa-Ibom State. They represent the third largest group in the state and are closely linked to the Efik, Ibibio, Eket, Annang ...

The Ibibio are found mainly in the coastal southern part of Nigeria. They share close connection with the Annang, Efik, Oron and Ibeno people who also speak varieties of closely ...

The Annang are one of the southern part of Nigeria, they are located mainly in Akwa-Ibom State. The Annang occupy eight of the thirty local government areas in Akwa-Ibom State ...

The Urhobo people are one of the largest ethnic groups in the Niger-Delta region of Nigeria. Geographically, they occupy the southern portion of Benin lowland and waterlogged areas of the ...

The Igbo people of Eastern Nigeria are one of the most populous ethnic groups in Nigeria. The Igbo people are mainly found in the five eastern states of Nigeria: Imo, ...

The Ebira people are one of the ethnic groups in the Niger-Benue confluence area of Nigeria. They are currently found mostly in Kogi, Nasarawa and Edo states as well as ...

Trans-Saharan trade was an economic activity in which different commodities were exchanged across long distances. It was a trade by barter because there was no standard medium of exchange such ...

Non-centralised states were states that represented only small political units where powers were not concentrated under a single authority. They are also referred to as stateless societies. These states were ...

The trans-Saharan trade refers to the long distance trade carried out across the Sahara desert by the West African kingdoms. On the other hand, the trade from the West African ...