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13/12/2025

The Ijaw people have lived in the Niger Delta for thousands of years, building early city-states, trading with the outside world, and defending their independence. But colonial rule marked a turning point that reshaped their destiny.

The new look of Okefia, Osogbo. Constructed by the Administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke. Good roads, safer movemen...
02/12/2025

The new look of Okefia, Osogbo. Constructed by the Administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke. Good roads, safer movement, and a better city for everyone.
Captured by Edu History TV.

22/11/2025

Some Ijaw oral traditions say their ancestors descended from the sky.
Others speak of migration from the east.
Some link their founder to ancient Ife.
Myth or memory?
This video breaks down the stories Ijaw elders tell about where they came from; and what those stories reveal.
📺 Full breakdown on YouTube – Edu History TV.
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19/11/2025

Are the Igbo really one of the Lost Tribes of Israel?

Or is it a myth created from cultural similarity and missionary influence?

This video breaks down the claims, the evidence, the misunderstandings, and the real origin behind the Israel–Igbo theory.

Whatever side you believe, this story shows how deep identity runs in Igbo culture.

📺 Full episode on YouTube – Edu History TV.

19/11/2025

After independence, the Igbo became one of Nigeria’s fastest-rising groups in education, business, and politics.

Then came the 1966 crisis… and the Civil War… events that changed everything.

But the story didn’t end there.

From rebuilding destroyed towns to becoming global entrepreneurs, the Igbo rebuilt their future with determination and skill.

This episode traces the Igbo origins, kingdoms and society till today.

📺 Full story on YouTube – Edu History TV.

17/11/2025

During the Atlantic slave trade, Ijaw towns like Bonny, Brass and Kalabari became major coastal hubs.
They served as middlemen between inland regions and European ships.

This era brought wealth, conflict, and transformation to the Niger Delta — leaving a deep mark on Ijaw history.

📺 Full episode on YouTube – Edu History TV.

15/11/2025

In 1895, King Koko of Nembe led a bold attack against the British Royal Niger Company.
His warriors stormed Akassa, fought gunboats, and shook the colonial empire — but the British struck back with brutal force.
King Koko’s resistance became a symbol of Ijaw courage and African defiance.

📺 Full Ijaw Resistance Story on YouTube – Edu History TV.

14/11/2025

When slavery ended, the colonial greed did not.

Palm oil became the new gold, and the Ijaw of the Delta were right at the center.

They built prosperous kingdoms but faced new forms of control as Europe tightened its grip on trade and freedom.

📺 Watch the full Ijaw Trade episode on YouTube – Edu History TV.

03/11/2025

Trade, faith, and power built an empire in Arochukwu.
The Aro Confederacy controlled commerce across Eastern Nigeria for centuries linking religion and trade through the famous Ibini Ukpabi oracle.

A story of influence that shaped pre-colonial Igboland.

📺 Full episode on YouTube – Edu History TV.

02/11/2025

In the Niger Delta, water isn’t just life, it’s sacred.
The Ijaw honour spirits beneath the rivers with vibrant masquerades, music, and dance that connect the living with the unseen.
These festivals keep centuries of faith and culture alive.
📺 Full documentary on YouTube – Edu History TV.

23/10/2025

The Ijaw people have lived in the creeks of the Niger Delta for over 3,000 years — fishermen, traders, warriors, and keepers of river gods.
This first part tells the story of their beginnings, their deep connection to water, and the culture that still thrives today.

📺 Watch the full documentary on YouTube – Edu History TV.

15/10/2025

Long before colonial borders or modern nations, the Igbo people were already here; farming, forging, and thriving.

Archaeology reveals settlements dating back tens of thousands of years.

This first part uncovers the deep prehistoric roots of the Igbo; the real beginning of their story.

📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube – https://lnkd.in/dK76dppW


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