Biographies & Cultural Icons of Nigeria
Life stories of Nigerian political leaders, monarchs, activists, writers, artists, and other influential historical figures.
Multi-Links Telecommunications and the Quiet End of CDMA in Nigeria
There was a time in Nigeria when making a phone call was not as simple as reaching into your pocket. It was an experience...
The Rise and Fall of Dunlop Nigeria: How a Tyre Giant Shaped and Lost Its Grip on Industrial Nigeria
Dunlop Nigeria emerged during a period when Nigeria was stepping into a new economic identity after independence. The country was filled with optimism about...
Nigeria Airways: The Rise and Fall of Nigeria’s National Pride in Aviation History
There was a time when Nigeria looked at the sky and saw more than clouds. It saw identity, possibility, and a chance to stand...
NITEL: The Rise and Fall of Nigeria’s Telecom Giant
There was a time in Nigeria when hearing a dial tone felt like winning a quiet battle.You would lift the receiver, hold your breath,...
Akanu Ibiam Biography: Physician and Eastern Nigeria Governor
Akanu Ibiam was born on November 29, 1906, in Unwana, Afikpo area of present day Ebonyi State, Nigeria. He grew up during the colonial...
Taslim Elias: The Jurist Who Redefined African Law and Reached the Peak of Global Justice
Taslim Elias was born on 11 November 1914 in Lagos, Nigeria, during the British colonial era. He grew up in a Yoruba Muslim family...
Mokwugo Okoye Biography: Nigerian Nationalist Writer and Anti-Colonial Intellectual in the Independence Struggle
Mokwugo Okoye was a Nigerian nationalist writer and political thinker who emerged during the colonial period when political awareness and resistance to British rule...
J. S. Tarka and the Fight for Minority Voice in Nigeria
Joseph Sarwuan Tarka was born on July 10, 1932, in Gboko, in present day Benue State. He was a proud son of the Tiv...
Jimoh Aliu: From Okemesi Ekiti to Arelu, the legacy of Aworo Jimoh Aliu in Nigerian cinema
Jimoh Aliu was born on 11 November 1939 in Okemesi Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria. He grew up in a deeply traditional Yoruba environment where...
Oguntola Sapara: Pioneer of Public Health in Colonial Lagos
Oguntola Sapara was born in 1861 in Freetown into a Yoruba recaptive family. His parents were among Africans who had been freed from slave...