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The Izon of the Niger Delta
The Izon of the Niger Delta is a global history of the Izon, Ijo, or Ijaw people from their homelands in the Niger Delta, through Nigeria, the West and Central African coastlands, and in the Africa diaspora into Europe, the America's and the Caribbean. It is a preliminary study which raises questions and opens ground for further research. The book provides chapters that take an overview of issues on the environment of the Niger Delta, an analysis of the Ijo population, the language, culture, resources, history and linkage to the rest of Nigeria and the world. In effect these chapters provide a synopsis of the Ijo in the past and their situation in the present.
A History of the Niger Delta
The first title in a planned series of classic texts, written and published in Africa, on the history and culture of the Niger Delta. Long out of print, this book brings together oral traditional evidence and all other available historical material including the work of the eminent historian of the Niger Delta, Kenneth Owuka Dike. The study is an attempt to reconstruct the early history of the Ijo people of the Niger Delta, from the nineteenth century, using their own mostly oral traditions. The work has been considerably revised and updated to include material and research conclusions from the ongoing Ijo History Project on Niger Delta history chaired by the author.
A Grammar of the Kolokuma Dialect of Ịjọ
This 1969 monograph is a descriptive grammar of a dialect of Ịjọor (Ijaw), a language spoken in the Niger Delta area of Southern Nigeria. The dialect described, Kolokuma, is quite widely understood. The most interesting features of the language, on which the monograph concentrates, are its syntax and tonal system.
The Apoi-Ijo People
The book, The Apoi-Ijo People, traces the history of the Apoi-Ijo of Ondo State of Nigeria from the Central Delta to Apoi Creek in Bayelsa before their migration to Ukomu and finally to Apaka. From Apaka, the Apoi-Ijo people dispersed to found nine towns and other satellite villages. The nine settlements are: Igbotu, Ojuala, Shabomi, Oboro, Inikorogha, Igbobini, Kiribo, Igbekebo and Ipoke. The treatise also analyses the various claims of traditions of Ile-Ife, Benin and Egypt as the origin of the Ijo people. Thus, the book serves as the authors' contributions to the wealth of knowledge on African history, with emphasis on Ijo history, and by extension, the history of the Apoi-Ijo People. Get your copy now!
Ijaw
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 28. Chapters: Biafra, Ijo States, Ijaw people, Nembe Kingdom, Kingdom of Bonny, Kalabari Kingdom, Ahiara Declaration, Philip Effiong, Opobo, Bight of Bonny, Postage stamps and postal history of Biafra, Bassan tribe, Republic of Benin, Kabo tribe, Andoni people, Arogbo tribe, Kalabari people, Government Tompolo, Egbesu, Biafran pound, Land of the Rising Sun, Epie-Atissa people, Eastern Apoi tribe, Kula tribe, List of birds on stamps of Biafra, Flag of Biafra, Engenni people, Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, Gbaran tribe, Buseni ...
