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Ondo Journal of Historical Studies

A Journal of the Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, Adeyemi Federal University of Education, Ondo.

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Change and Continuity in Nigeria – Cameroon Trans – Border Relations, 2002-2022

This entry is part 8 of 17 in the series Volume 2 (2025)

Volume 2 (2025)

A Historical Analysis of The Advent of Motor Transport in Colonial Nigeria, 1906-1960

Changes and Continuities in Tribal and Body Marks Practices among Yoruba, Southwestern Nigeria

Dynamics of the Lobun Chieftaincy Institution in Ondo, Ondo West Local Government

Colonial Interference and Indigenous Healthcare: British Health Policies in Southern Cameroons, 1922–1961

Timi John Adetoyese Laoye I through the Court Cases

Colonialism and Inter-Ethnic Relations in Nigeria: A Study of the Ibibio, 1900 – 1970

Indigenous Political System in Nigerian Societies Before the Colonial Administration and Its Relevance to Democracy: Historical Perspective

Change and Continuity in Nigeria – Cameroon Trans – Border Relations, 2002-2022

Preserving the Past: A Critical Study of Archival Practice and Historical Research in Nigeria

Cultural Practices and Religion as Drivers of Violence Against Women in Nigeria

Sekere and Drums in Oyo Palace: A Historical Assessment of Cultural Relevance, Value and Beauty of Oyo Culture

Foreign Debt and Its Social Consequences on Economic Development in Africa

BOOK REVIEW: Decker, Tunde. A History of Aviation in Nigeria, 1925-2005.

Thrones in Turmoil: Interrogating the Impacts of Chieftaincy Tussles on Socio Political Stability in Akokoland

Idanre: The Dynamics of Traditional Political Institutions in the Pre-Colonial Era

Re-Thinking the Role of African Women in Societal Development from Earliest Time to 2024

States, System Building and Changing World Orders: Towards a Mutually Beneficial and Strategic Partnership

Change and Continuity in Nigeria – Cameroon Trans – Border Relations, 2002-2022
Author: Felix Ikalewumi; Prof. Adam Okene Ahmed
Keywords: Border, Cameroon, Continuity, Change, Nigeria, Relations

OJHS_VOL_2_NO1_Felix Ikalewumi and Adam OgeneDownload

Volume 2 (2025)

Indigenous Political System in Nigerian Societies Before the Colonial Administration and Its Relevance to Democracy: Historical Perspective Preserving the Past: A Critical Study of Archival Practice and Historical Research in Nigeria

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