The History and Origin of Afor Awkunanaw (Gariki Market) in Enugu State
Historical Background Afor Awkunanaw Market is one of the significant traditional markets in Enugu State, Nigeria. Its history is de...
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The History and Origin of Kenyatta Market in Enugu State
Historical Background Kenyatta Market, commonly referred to as Mayor Market, is one of the major commercial hubs in Enugu State, Nig...
The History and Origin of New Haven Market in Enugu State
Origins and Establishment New Haven Market is a relatively new addition to the city’s commercial scene. It is situated in the...
The History and Origin of Ogbete Main Market in Enugu State
One of the biggest and oldest marketplaces in Enugu State is Ogbete Main Market, which is located right in the center of the city. T...
The History of Obollo-Afor Market in Enugu State
Obollo-Afor Market, located in (Nsukka) Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State, is one of the most significant markets in the no...
The History of Slavery in Enugu State, From Ohu System to Modern Freedom
Introduction The history of slavery in Enugu is connected to the wider history of slavery in Igbo land and Nigeria as a whole. Befor...
The History of Zik’s Flats and Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe in Enugu
Enugu and its surroundings are rich in the story of one of Nigeria’s greatest sons, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, better known as Zik. He was...
The Institute of Management & Technology (IMT) Enugu hosts the AFASS Week Sponsored by the Fine Art Department
The Institute of Management & Technology (IMT) Enugu is once again celebrating the vibrancy of artistic talent with its annual A...
The Legacy of Mike Ejeagha (A Pillar of Igbo Folklore Music)
Mike Ejeagharibe, popularly known as Mike Ejeagha, is a name synonymous with Igbo folklore music. Born in the quaint town of Imezi-O...
The Silent Exodus: How “Japa” is Reshaping Enugu’s Workforce and What It Means for Local Businesses
The Echoes of Departure in the Coal City Across Nigeria, a phenomenon known colloquially as “Japa” a Yoruba term meanin...