Oral Tradition and the History of Igala (Pt I)
By J.S Boston IF we assume, as we surely can, that the Niger and Benue rivers played an even more […]
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The Place of Odogo in Igala History (Pt1)
By Atâyi Babs Odogo, a historical edifice, located beside the living room of the Attah Igala in the palace at
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Agwude: Igala Mythical Gladiator
By Achile M Umameh Igala folklore is rich with tales of mythical gladiatorial combats and wrestling contests. Agwude, Agwu-ẹbọ is
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OLA IGALA A CHEJU M’OMI: Where shall we go and what is the way out?
By Felix Solomon Omachoko It was about some 800 to 900 years ago, Gabaidu Atta Ayegba Omidoko foresaw the future
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IGALA-HAUSA/FULANI RELATIONS (1818-2018): Hausa-Fulani Cattle Colony: What Future? (Pt2)
By Michael Achile Umameh In the dawn of national politicking, Hausa-Fulani oligarchy and ideological constructs have become prominent mobilizing forces
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Fulani Pastoralist and Violence Accruals: The Igala and Fulani Interactions in Historical Consciousness (Pt2)
By Rev. Fr. Attah Anthony Agbali The Fulani atrocities of sacking whole communities, killing and ripping of wombs of pregnant
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IGALA-HAUSA/FULANI RELATIONS (1818-2018): Past, Present and What Future ? (Pt I)
By Michael Achile Umameh The Igala mega state reached the zenith of its powers in the early 17th century under
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The Fulani Pastoralist and Violence Accruals: The Nigerian State Policies and the Igala Polity (Pt1)
By Rev. Fr. Attah Anthony Agbali Introduction: In this column, my intent is to add voice and perspective to the
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IGALA: Traditions of Igala origin
By Fr. Michael Achile Umameh History is the answer to the question, “What happened?” Memory is an answer to the