Ibadan School of History | Intervention

The Puzzles Prof Peter Ekeh Left Behind at Death

Posted By: adminon: November 17, 2020In: People in ActionTags: Colonialism and Two Publics, Global academia, Ibadan School of HistoryNo CommentsViews:

Nigerians and, indeed, the academic world are mourning the passing away of Prof Peter Ekeh early Tuesday, November 17th, 2020 in the United States. Most known for his 1975 essay, Colonialism... Read more

Why Might Prof. Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, America’s Most Iconic International Relations Scholar Today Interest Nigeria?

Posted By: adminon: March 01, 2020In: BookspaceTags: 'Perestroika Movement', APSA, CIA, Columbia University, Ibadan School of HistoryNo CommentsViews:

By Adagbo ONOJA There is something that is not so smart in pronouncing any particular International Relations/Political Science academic the most iconic in a country such as the United State... Read more

UI Returns to Grandmaster, Prof Ade Ajayi, on African History

Posted By: adminon: April 17, 2019In: BookspaceTags: 'African story', 'CNNisation', Ibadan School of History, Kenneth Dike, Prof John Ade Ajayi, Thabo Mbeki, UINo CommentsViews:

The University of Ibadan, (UI) is taking African History to the intellectual slaughter slab for a re-examination of it from the lens of the late Ade Ajayi, one of the icons of the famous ‘Ib... Read more

Veritas University and the Peace-Development Nexus

Posted By: adminon: November 17, 2017In: BookspaceTags: ABU - Zaria School of History, Britain, Catholicism, Centrpiece of Nigerias foreign policy, CHINA, Halford Mackinder, Ibadan School of History, Peace-Development Nexus, Realism, USANo CommentsViews:

By Adagbo ONOJA A conference on Peace and Development in Nigeria by a centre backed by a university is bound to occupy a striking presence on the radar of those who, perforce, have to mainta... Read more