History and International Studies

Traditional Rulers and Conflict Resolution in Rural Communities

This study assesses traditional Rulers and Conflict Resolution in Rural Communities. A descriptive survey design was employed and data were gathered from 263 respondents in selected communities. Findings reveal that palace arbitration resolves most disputes before they reach the courts The study recommends use of cultural heritage for tourism and community development

2025 — Undergraduate

Use of Archival Materials by Undergraduate Researchers

This study investigates use of Archival Materials by Undergraduate Researchers. Using a survey research design, data were collected from 189 students in Oyo State. Findings reveal that few undergraduates use archives, deterred by access rules and distance The study recommends better funding and publicity for museums and archives

2025 — Undergraduate

Diaspora Remittances and Community Development in Home Towns

This study examines diaspora Remittances and Community Development in Home Towns. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 226 elders in Lagos State. Findings reveal that remittances fund schools, halls and water projects in home communities The study recommends inclusion of local history in school curricula

2025 — Undergraduate

History of Islamic Scholarship in Northern Nigeria

This study assesses history of Islamic Scholarship in Northern Nigeria. A descriptive survey design was employed and data were gathered from 152 residents in the study area. Findings reveal that centuries-old scholarship networks predate colonial education The study recommends documentation and preservation of oral and material heritage

2025 — Undergraduate

Boundary Disputes Between Neighbouring Communities

This study examines boundary Disputes Between Neighbouring Communities. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 395 respondents in selected communities. Findings reveal that unclear colonial-era boundaries fuel recurring communal clashes The study recommends use of cultural heritage for tourism and community development

2025 — Undergraduate

Youth Knowledge of Nigerian History in Secondary Schools

This study assesses youth Knowledge of Nigerian History in Secondary Schools. A descriptive survey design was employed and data were gathered from 379 respondents in selected communities. Findings reveal that students' knowledge of national history is shallow and textbook-bound The study recommends use of cultural heritage for tourism and community development

2025 — Undergraduate

Public Awareness of Nigeria's Peacekeeping Roles in Africa

This study investigates public Awareness of Nigeria's Peacekeeping Roles in Africa. Using a survey research design, data were collected from 358 elders in Lagos State. Findings reveal that awareness of peacekeeping exploits is high but shallow on details The study recommends inclusion of local history in school curricula

2025 — Undergraduate

Pre-Colonial Trade Routes and Market Systems

This study examines pre-Colonial Trade Routes and Market Systems. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 284 residents in the study area. Findings reveal that old trade routes still shape the location of major periodic markets The study recommends documentation and preservation of oral and material heritage

2025 — Undergraduate

Migration and Settlement Patterns in a South-West Nigerian Town

This study investigates migration and Settlement Patterns in a South-West Nigerian Town. Using a survey research design, data were collected from 247 respondents in selected communities. Findings reveal that economic opportunity drives the town's steady population growth The study recommends use of cultural heritage for tourism and community development

2025 — Undergraduate

Chieftaincy Disputes and Community Development

This study assesses chieftaincy Disputes and Community Development. A descriptive survey design was employed and data were gathered from 210 elders in Lagos State. Findings reveal that prolonged succession disputes stall development projects in affected towns The study recommends inclusion of local history in school curricula

2025 — Undergraduate

Awareness of ECOWAS Among University Students

This study assesses awareness of ECOWAS Among University Students. A descriptive survey design was employed and data were gathered from 321 students in Oyo State. Findings reveal that students know little about ECOWAS beyond its name and headquarters The study recommends better funding and publicity for museums and archives

2025 — Undergraduate

Traditional Festivals and Cultural Tourism Development

This study examines traditional Festivals and Cultural Tourism Development. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 173 students in Oyo State. Findings reveal that festivals draw visitors but lack packaging and promotion The study recommends better funding and publicity for museums and archives

2025 — Undergraduate

Museum Patronage Among Secondary School Students

This study investigates museum Patronage Among Secondary School Students. Using a survey research design, data were collected from 136 residents in the study area. Findings reveal that most students have never visited a museum, citing ignorance and distance The study recommends documentation and preservation of oral and material heritage

2025 — Undergraduate

Women in Pre-Colonial Governance Systems

This study examines women in Pre-Colonial Governance Systems. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 342 elders in Lagos State. Findings reveal that women exercised real political authority through established institutions The study recommends inclusion of local history in school curricula

2025 — Undergraduate

Missionary Activities and the Growth of Western Education in Southern Nigeria

This study investigates missionary Activities and the Growth of Western Education in Southern Nigeria. Using a survey research design, data were collected from 305 students in Oyo State. Findings reveal that missions pioneered formal schooling long before government schools spread The study recommends better funding and publicity for museums and archives

2025 — Undergraduate

History of Railway Transport and Its Decline in Nigeria

This study assesses history of Railway Transport and Its Decline in Nigeria. A descriptive survey design was employed and data were gathered from 268 residents in the study area. Findings reveal that neglect of rail infrastructure followed policy shifts towards road transport The study recommends documentation and preservation of oral and material heritage

2025 — Undergraduate

Memories of the Nigerian Civil War Among War-Affected Communities

This study examines memories of the Nigerian Civil War Among War-Affected Communities. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 231 respondents in selected communities. Findings reveal that war memories remain vivid and shape attitudes towards national unity The study recommends use of cultural heritage for tourism and community development

2025 — Undergraduate

Colonial Relics and Tourism Development in a Former Administrative Town

This study assesses colonial Relics and Tourism Development in a Former Administrative Town. A descriptive survey design was employed and data were gathered from 157 students in Oyo State. Findings reveal that colonial buildings attract visitors but suffer neglect and poor maintenance The study recommends better funding and publicity for museums and archives

2025 — Undergraduate

Inter-Ethnic Marriages and National Integration in an Urban Centre

This study investigates inter-Ethnic Marriages and National Integration in an Urban Centre. Using a survey research design, data were collected from 194 elders in Lagos State. Findings reveal that inter-ethnic families report stronger national outlook than single-ethnic households The study recommends inclusion of local history in school curricula

2025 — Undergraduate

Oral Tradition as a Source of Local History in a Yoruba Town

This study examines oral Tradition as a Source of Local History in a Yoruba Town. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 120 residents in the study area. Findings reveal that oral accounts preserve details of origin and migration absent from written records The study recommends documentation and preservation of oral and material heritage

2025 — Undergraduate