Lagos Historical Review
Journal / Lagos Historical Review / Vol. 18 (2018) / Articles

Editorial

An African construction of colonial medicine: the Sokoto people’s perception and response to the British healthcare programmes

1-14

Balancing secular and religious politics: Sharia and the Nigerian Project, 1804 – 2010

15-32

Nationalism and freedom in colonial Nigeria: a gendered perspective

33-48

Barracks women and the Nigerian Economy: a study of society and food security, 1905 – 1999

49-80

Nigerian nationalists and the development of technical and vocational education in Western Nigeria, 1951 – 1960

81-94

ARA NA ỌMA Tradition and Mothers’ Day celebration among the Igbo: the case of Ihiala Clan of Anambra State, Nigeria

95-117

Accumulation and dispossession: cocoa production, rural development and the Structural Adjustment Programme in Southwest Nigeria, 1986 – 1996

118-143

Dynamics of borderland development in Nigeria since independence

144-166

Book Review: Nigeria, Nationalism, and Writing History

167-169

Book Review: Historical and Cultural Significance of the Age-Grade Institution among the Iuleha of Edo State, Nigeria

170-171