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A History of the Nikyob (Kaninkon) People from Earliest Times to 2000

Kwalbe Godwin Danjuma
Publication date 30/04/2025
EAN: 9783962034443
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This book A History of the Nikyob (Kaninkon) People from Earliest Times to 2000 is a pioneer work on the hitherto unexplored history of the group inhabiting the present day Jema'a Local Government Area in Kaduna State. It covers their socio-cultural,... See full description
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PublisherGALDA VERLAG
Page Count96
Languageen
AuthorKwalbe Godwin Danjuma
FormatPaperback / softback
Product typeBook
Publication date30/04/2025
Weight174 g
Dimensions (thickness x width x height)0.60 x 15.50 x 23.00 cm
This book A History of the Nikyob (Kaninkon) People from Earliest Times to 2000 is a pioneer work on the hitherto unexplored history of the group inhabiting the present day Jema'a Local Government Area in Kaduna State. It covers their socio-cultural, political, and economic realities right from the pre-colonial era through the modern day. Like in many African societies, their history was scattered, undocumented and largely within the realm of fables, legends and unverified conclusions especially about the period, place and nature of their migrations up to their present site. Now, this book explores the various ways in which the factors of environment, jihadist invasions and European colonial administration have shaped their entire history. With a thorough utilization of the technique of source criticism (corroboration), the author critically cross-examined primary and secondary sources and evidence from archeology to arrive at the final product being made available. In reality, the book encompasses a broad range of topics such as history, migration, religion, colonialism, urbanization etc.Written in a simple but yet professional language, the book is a compelling and engaging piece for both professional historians and non-professional historians. It is a perfect introduction for the history of the Nikyob People and also serves as an invitation to further enquire and reexamine the previously held history of this group. What it means is that this book is both a pacesetter and a motivation for deeper research into the history of the Nikyob People.