By Toyin Falola My decision to write this piece could not have come more opportune. First, I gave four well-received lectures in Ghana on African Ancestral...
By Oluwatoyin Vincent Adepoju The polymathic scholar Toyin Falola is announced by various Nigerian news media as creating and promoting a new field of study he...
By Toyin Falola Discussions around African Studies, its progress, and the projection of its future have increased relatively in recent times, led by scholars of...
By Toyin Falola African studies have taken to the limelight of academia despite the denigrating and diminutive perspective that Africans have been met with, particularly the...
By Leo Igwe In a previous article, I explained what was wrong with African studies programs, and noted how studies and research on Africa have been...
By Leo Igwe Something is wrong with African studies, and there is a need to highlight and address this wrong. There is a need to begin...
By Olusola Ogunnubi On Wednesday, May 31st, 2023, US-based Nigerian renowned historian, Professor Toyin Falola, was awarded the distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award by the Canadian Association...
By Temitope Oriola The Canadian Association of African Studies (CAAS) has awarded the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award to Toyin Falola, a professor of History, University Distinguished...
By Toyin Falola I am grateful to Mr. President, the Vice-President, the Past President, the Director, the Board Members, and all the members of the Canadian...
The Canadian Association of African Studies (CAAS) has awarded United States-based Nigerian professor of history Toyin Falola the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award for Contribution to African...