Geoffrey I Nwaka
Biographic Data
| ID | 126101 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Geoffrey I Nwaka |
| GIVEN NAMES | Geoffrey I |
| FAMILY NAME | Nwaka |
| SIGNATURE | NWAKA G I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Imo State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Development control and shelter provision in Nigerian cities
The 'leopard' killings of southern Annang, Nigeria, 1943-48
Opening ParagraphThis article examines the extraordinary outbreak of violent deaths which occurred among the Annang and Ibibio of eastern Nigeria in the mid-1940s and was described by the colonial police as 'probably without parallel in the history of violent crime of any country in the world'. Between 1943 and 1948, but especially after 1945, one mutilated body after another was found in quick succession in a restricted border area shared by 130…
The Civil Rights Movement in Colonial Igboland
This article points out some of the inadequacies of past official measures to deal with the problems of social prejudice and discrimination against the Osu, the Ohu, and the other species of slavery which survived the legal abolition of the slave trade and slavery in Igboland. It also discusses the campaign by the Osu and Ohu to emancipate themselves, and to secure equal legal and social rights with freeborn, especially in respect of rights to la…
Secret Societies and Colonial Change
G. I. Nwaka. Sociétés secrètes et politique coloniale : un exemple nigérian. Au début de l'occupation de la région orientale du Nigeria, l'administration britannique, en partie sous l'influence des missions chrétiennes, en partie mue par une méfiance due à une incompréhension de leur nature et de leur fonction, s'attaqua aux associations initiatiques qui constituaient l'armature politico-rituelle réelle de ces sociétés sans chefs. Cette attitude …
The 'leopard' killings of southern Annang, Nigeria, 1943-48
Opening ParagraphThis article examines the extraordinary outbreak of violent deaths which occurred among the Annang and Ibibio of eastern Nigeria in the mid-1940s and was described by the colonial police as 'probably without parallel in the history of violent crime of any country in the world'. Between 1943 and 1948, but especially after 1945, one mutilated body after another was found in quick succession in a restricted border area shared by 130…
The Civil Rights Movement in Colonial Igboland
This article points out some of the inadequacies of past official measures to deal with the problems of social prejudice and discrimination against the Osu, the Ohu, and the other species of slavery which survived the legal abolition of the slave trade and slavery in Igboland. It also discusses the campaign by the Osu and Ohu to emancipate themselves, and to secure equal legal and social rights with freeborn, especially in respect of rights to la…
Secret Societies and Colonial Change
G. I. Nwaka. Sociétés secrètes et politique coloniale : un exemple nigérian. Au début de l'occupation de la région orientale du Nigeria, l'administration britannique, en partie sous l'influence des missions chrétiennes, en partie mue par une méfiance due à une incompréhension de leur nature et de leur fonction, s'attaqua aux associations initiatiques qui constituaient l'armature politico-rituelle réelle de ces sociétés sans chefs. Cette attitude …
Development control and shelter provision in Nigerian cities
Secret Societies and Colonial Change
G. I. Nwaka. Sociétés secrètes et politique coloniale : un exemple nigérian. Au début de l'occupation de la région orientale du Nigeria, l'administration britannique, en partie sous l'influence des missions chrétiennes, en partie mue par une méfiance due à une incompréhension de leur nature et de leur fonction, s'attaqua aux associations initiatiques qui constituaient l'armature politico-rituelle réelle de ces sociétés sans chefs. Cette attitude …
The Civil Rights Movement in Colonial Igboland
This article points out some of the inadequacies of past official measures to deal with the problems of social prejudice and discrimination against the Osu, the Ohu, and the other species of slavery which survived the legal abolition of the slave trade and slavery in Igboland. It also discusses the campaign by the Osu and Ohu to emancipate themselves, and to secure equal legal and social rights with freeborn, especially in respect of rights to la…
The 'leopard' killings of southern Annang, Nigeria, 1943-48
Opening ParagraphThis article examines the extraordinary outbreak of violent deaths which occurred among the Annang and Ibibio of eastern Nigeria in the mid-1940s and was described by the colonial police as 'probably without parallel in the history of violent crime of any country in the world'. Between 1943 and 1948, but especially after 1945, one mutilated body after another was found in quick succession in a restricted border area shared by 130…
Development control and shelter provision in Nigerian cities
Political science (4 works) · African history and culture studies (2 works) · Colonialism (2 works) · Ethnology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Action (physics (1 work) · Aesthetics (1 work) · African history and culture analysis (1 work)