Ebiegberi Joe Alagoa Livres

Focusing on African historiography, this book explores the evolution of historical practice across the continent, from ancient Egypt to modern times. It addresses the interplay between oral and written traditions, highlighting the significance of oral history alongside established narratives from ancient Egypt, Islamic influences, and Western historiography. By providing an African perspective, it enriches the understanding of how history has been recorded and interpreted throughout diverse cultures and eras in Africa.

Focusing on a heartfelt personal narrative, the book recounts the joint life experience of Nigerian Historian Ebiegberi Joe Alagoa and his grandmother, Gboribusuote. Set in the Niger Delta region, it serves as a memorial to their shared memories, emphasizing emotional connections over scientific objectivity. This intimate account highlights the significance of familial bonds and cultural heritage in shaping individual identity.