The women’s war memorial museum was created in remembrance of the Aba women’s riot which took place during the British colonization of Nigeria from November to December 1929. The museum plays host to sculptures and paintings that depicts the war and account of the town’s people. It was built by Senator Helen Esuene…
DetailsThe Ohafia War Dance referred to in Igbo as Ikpiripki Ogu, is a well-known war dance displayed in different parts of the Eastern region of Nigeria. The dance which originated from Ohafia is presented by a group of powerfully built men in remembrance of their strength in fighting and defeating their enemies in…
DetailsHow does a school management system effect the teacher in the classroom? Being a teacher is considered to be one of the noblest professions that are respected around the world. Many teachers describe the profession as one of the most fulfilling jobs, while many others describe it as more than simply a job, it…
DetailsNigeria is one of Humanities Oldest Locations Credible information gotten from archaeological sites and sightings states that Nigeria has an indication of human life that goes back as early as 11,000 BC. These remains were found by archaeologists in the south-western region of Iwo Eleru, neighbouring Akure. The first and oldest noticeable sign…
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