Femi J Kolapo
Biographic Data
| ID | 126602 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Femi J Kolapo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Femi J |
| FAMILY NAME | Kolapo |
| SIGNATURE | KOLAPO F J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Guelph |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5345-4546 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Christian Missionary Engagement in Central Nigeria, 1857–1891: The Church Missionary Society's All-African Mission on the Upper Niger
CMS Niger Mission Agents’ Field Practice
Anglicanism in West Africa
This chapter examines the course of the transformation of the Anglican mission into an indigenous West African Anglican Church after the First World War. In general, coinciding with the wane and demise of European imperialism, paralleled by the withdrawal of the dominance of London Church Missionary Society and European missionaries, West African Anglicans have sought more or less successfully to redefine the identity of their local church to fit…
Appraising the Limits of Pentecostal Political Power in Nigeria
Many studies of the Pentecostal movement in Africa have identified a modernist liberal tendency as its major characteristic. Its spread is associated with positive social, economic, and political impact in the affected countries. A Pentecostal revolution has been identified in Nigeria as well, with recent literature claiming that it has significant political import that packs modernizing and liberalizing tendencies. This interpretive analysis dra…
Creating the Creole Island: Slavery in Eighteenth-Century Mauritius, by Megan Vaughan
The Igbo and their neighbours during the era of the Atlantic slave-trade
Nineteenth Century Niger River Trade and the 1844-1862 Aboh Interregnum
The 1858–1859 Gbebe Journal of CMS Missionary James Thomas
James Thomas, whose journal is transcribed and appended to this introduction, was a ‘native agent’ of the Church Missionary Society (CMS) at Gbebe and Lokoja at the confluence of the Niger-Benue rivers between 1858 and 1879. A liberated slave who had been converted to Christianity in Sierra Leone, he enlisted in the service of the CMS Niger Mission headed by Rev. Samuel A. Crowther. Thomas was kidnapped around 1832 from Ikudon in northeast Yoruba…
CMS Missionaries of African Origin and Extra-Religious Encounters at the Niger-Benue Confluence, 1858-1880
La relation des missions africaines a Gbebe et a Lokoja entre 1858 et 1880 differe de ce qui a ete ecrit en litterature pour d'autres villes nigerianes de missionnaires de l'epoque pre-coloniale. La pratique des missionnaires etait aussi intransigeante, dominatrice d'un point de vue culturel et conflictuelle dans ces communautes que dans d'autres villes avec missions. Cependant, l'opposition locale, l'aversion envers les missionnaires et les conv…
Post-Abolition Niger River Commerce and the Nineteenth-Century Igala Political Crisis
The Igbo and their neighbours during the era of the Atlantic slave-trade
Appraising the Limits of Pentecostal Political Power in Nigeria
Many studies of the Pentecostal movement in Africa have identified a modernist liberal tendency as its major characteristic. Its spread is associated with positive social, economic, and political impact in the affected countries. A Pentecostal revolution has been identified in Nigeria as well, with recent literature claiming that it has significant political import that packs modernizing and liberalizing tendencies. This interpretive analysis dra…
Nineteenth Century Niger River Trade and the 1844-1862 Aboh Interregnum
Post-Abolition Niger River Commerce and the Nineteenth-Century Igala Political Crisis
CMS Missionaries of African Origin and Extra-Religious Encounters at the Niger-Benue Confluence, 1858-1880
La relation des missions africaines a Gbebe et a Lokoja entre 1858 et 1880 differe de ce qui a ete ecrit en litterature pour d'autres villes nigerianes de missionnaires de l'epoque pre-coloniale. La pratique des missionnaires etait aussi intransigeante, dominatrice d'un point de vue culturel et conflictuelle dans ces communautes que dans d'autres villes avec missions. Cependant, l'opposition locale, l'aversion envers les missionnaires et les conv…
Post-Abolition Niger River Commerce and the Nineteenth-Century Igala Political Crisis
The 1858–1859 Gbebe Journal of CMS Missionary James Thomas
James Thomas, whose journal is transcribed and appended to this introduction, was a ‘native agent’ of the Church Missionary Society (CMS) at Gbebe and Lokoja at the confluence of the Niger-Benue rivers between 1858 and 1879. A liberated slave who had been converted to Christianity in Sierra Leone, he enlisted in the service of the CMS Niger Mission headed by Rev. Samuel A. Crowther. Thomas was kidnapped around 1832 from Ikudon in northeast Yoruba…
CMS Missionaries of African Origin and Extra-Religious Encounters at the Niger-Benue Confluence, 1858-1880
La relation des missions africaines a Gbebe et a Lokoja entre 1858 et 1880 differe de ce qui a ete ecrit en litterature pour d'autres villes nigerianes de missionnaires de l'epoque pre-coloniale. La pratique des missionnaires etait aussi intransigeante, dominatrice d'un point de vue culturel et conflictuelle dans ces communautes que dans d'autres villes avec missions. Cependant, l'opposition locale, l'aversion envers les missionnaires et les conv…
Nineteenth Century Niger River Trade and the 1844-1862 Aboh Interregnum
The Igbo and their neighbours during the era of the Atlantic slave-trade
Creating the Creole Island: Slavery in Eighteenth-Century Mauritius, by Megan Vaughan
Appraising the Limits of Pentecostal Political Power in Nigeria
Many studies of the Pentecostal movement in Africa have identified a modernist liberal tendency as its major characteristic. Its spread is associated with positive social, economic, and political impact in the affected countries. A Pentecostal revolution has been identified in Nigeria as well, with recent literature claiming that it has significant political import that packs modernizing and liberalizing tendencies. This interpretive analysis dra…
Anglicanism in West Africa
This chapter examines the course of the transformation of the Anglican mission into an indigenous West African Anglican Church after the First World War. In general, coinciding with the wane and demise of European imperialism, paralleled by the withdrawal of the dominance of London Church Missionary Society and European missionaries, West African Anglicans have sought more or less successfully to redefine the identity of their local church to fit…
Christian Missionary Engagement in Central Nigeria, 1857–1891: The Church Missionary Society's All-African Mission on the Upper Niger
CMS Niger Mission Agents’ Field Practice
History (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · African history and culture studies (5 works) · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Politics (4 works)