History [electronic resource].

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History [electronic resource].

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Saraba 2014

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It may seem appropriate, or perhaps by coincidence, that in 2014, the year that marks the amalgamation of Nigeria, Saraba begins with a look at History. This prompts me to pause and consider the static nature of the past, its influence of the present, and repercussions for the future. The more I consider History, the more I consider History as made; the more I consider History’s multiplicity. In this issue, our contributors unravel the making and remaking of experiences, of History. From the personal, from the collective, there is a sense that history is not a one-off event. It is in constant flux, ordering and disrupting; it lingers on in memory and in the future to shape our lives, our futures, our stories. Pause. Consider.
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Art and literature
Historiography
Photography, Artistic

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Toni Kan
Emeka Okereke
Emmanuel Iduma
Su’eddie Vershima Agema
Thato Chuma
Echezonachukwu Nduka
Jimoh Olawale
Famous Isaacs
Hyginus Ekwuazi
Peter Akinlabi
Sihle Ntuli
Wale Okediran
Pearl Osibu
Dele Meiji
Tunji Olalere
Sanya Osha
Dave Agboola
Sokari Ekine
Dami Ajayi
Adaudo Anyiam-Osigwe
Ayobami Adebayo
Adebiyi Olusolape
Arthur Anyaduba
Adedamola R. Mogaji
Akumbu Uche
Illa Amudi

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