This study seeks to analyze the pre-colonial economic organization of Ejagham people in
relation to agriculture, crafts and industries; organization of trade and distribution. The study …

The increasing rate of globalization has not only facilitated the high level of socio-cultural
diffusion in Nigeria but it has also watereddown indigenous economic activities. The colonial …

B. NDOMA-EGBA n Nigeria, and for that matter much of Africa, the familiar problem facing
researchers in economic history, especially in the precolonial era, is the absence of written …

This is a study of the decline of Aboh's economic influence in the Western Niger Delta owing
to Europe's increasing influence in the internal affairs of the Niger Delta in the era of …

Role of the Chiefs in the Economy The rise of war chiefs into greater political prominence
than ever before was of immense significance among the changes that accompanied the …

Several works have been done on Egba history since the second half of the nineteenth
century. Anna Tucker's Abeokuta or Sunrise within the Tropics and Saburi Biobaku's book …

This thesis deals with the economic history in the Hausa-Fulani emirates from the
establishment of British authority to the beginning of the second world war. The study begins …

Many scholars have reflected on Ricardo's comparative advantage theory, but little has been
said about Yoruba economic thoughts, especially in the exchange and distribution of articles …

Modern Africa emerged fragmented and ravaged after an era of European colonialism. The
national economies of the emerging nation-states were grossly deformed and proved to be …

Until the emergence of the British, the Esan1 and other indigenous peoples who inhabited
what is today Nigeria, did not experienced shortage of basic food items. The people were …