Articles · No. 11-12 (2004): Afrika Zamani: An Annual Journal of African History

African History in Comparative Perspective

  • Anthony I. Asiwaju
    Anthony I. Asiwaju
    Professor of History at the University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria, uptostatutory retirement in 2004; now President, African University Institute, Imeko, Ogun State, Nigeria.
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  • Anthony I. Asiwaju

    Professor of History at the University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria, uptostatutory retirement in 2004; now President, African University Institute, Imeko, Ogun State, Nigeria.

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