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This picture was taken c. 1889, possibly by G. F. Packer, credited with other photos from the Niger and Onitsha (and of Onitsha trading women), is annotated as ‘Trader from Timbuctou’ on the left and ‘Rich Trading Woman’ on the right.

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Donald A. MacAlister

This image depicts the burning of Arochukwu, a pivotal event during the Anglo-Aro War of 1901-1902. The photo credit; Donald A. MacAlister.

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Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, National Museum of African Art

The photo credit; Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, National Museum of African Art.

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Credit; Wikimedia commons/public domain.

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AFP via Getty Images

Nigerian federal army soldiers stand guard in front of the Parliament, on November 01, 1967 in Enugu after fightings between Nigerian federal army troops and the Biafran rebellion, during the Biafran war. A civil war opposing Biafra secessionnist tribes fighting for independance and the federal troops killed between one and two milllion people, most from hunger and disease, from 1967 to 1970 in the Biafra region in south-eastern Nigeria. (Photo by Colin HAYNES / AFP) (Photo by COLIN HAYNES/AFP via Getty Images)

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Channels tv

Photo credit : Channels tv

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Getty Images

Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu, Governor of East Nigeria, wearing military uniform, circa 1966. (Photo by Keystone/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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A Glimpse into Early UNN: The 1960s Lecturer’s Residential Building When the University of Nigeria was attacked during the war.

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University of Nigeria, Nsukka – Official Website

Photo credit : University of Nigeria, Nsukka – Official Website

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Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, Dr. George Johnson and students on the campus of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Photo credit : wikimedia commons

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The groups, including the Izi, Eza, Ikwo, and Mgbo, were large militaristic groups who were able to overtake the lands of several Upper Cross River groups over the last couple of hundred years. Photo: Mgbo children photographed by Northcote Thomas, c. 1913. MAA Cambridge.

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A group of children in front of who appears to be Obi Samuel “Sami” Okosi, Obi Okosi I, the Catholic Obi of Önïcha from 1901 to 1931. Photographed by Herbert Wimberley, c. 1903-18. Cambridge University Library.

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Zik’s Flats and interior roof of Eni Njoku Hostels at University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State. Photo Credit. Whistler

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UNEC Information Directorate

The main administrative hub at the UNN Enugu Campus (UNEC), home to the university’s professional programs. Photo Credit: UNEC Information Directorate.

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LIFE Magazine Photo Archive / Bill Ray

Photo Credit: LIFE Magazine Photo Archive / Bill Ray.

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Daily Times Nigeria Archive / Zik Heritage Series

Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe interacting with the first set of students at UNN, illustrating his hands-on approach to mentoring the new Nigerian elite. Photo Credit: Daily Times Nigeria Archive / Zik Heritage Series.

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University of Nigeria Nsukka Records / UNESCO Higher Education Series

The iconic administrative gateway of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, during its early years in the 1960s. Photo Credit: University of Nigeria Nsukka Records / UNESCO Higher Education Series.

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Terrahaptix Industries / Product Portfolio

The Terrahaptix Archer VTOL drone, a high-performance autonomous surveillance system designed for industrial and national security. Photo Credit: Terrahaptix Industries / Product Portfolio.

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Terrahaptix Industries / Operational Gallery

Inside the Terrahaptix manufacturing facility in Abuja, where autonomous drones and ground systems are assembled. Photo Credit: Terrahaptix Industries / Operational Gallery.

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Terrahaptix Industries / Press Room

Terrahaptix founders Nathan Nwachukwu (CEO) and Maxwell Maduka (CTO) representing the new generation of Igbo-led tech industrialization. Photo Credit: Terrahaptix Industries / Press Room.

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Ancient Igbo Pyramids: The Nsude Pyramids –

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Xylophone with two players, three small drums and two basket shakers, Amuda Village, Isu Ochi

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G.I. Jones

Band playing in Northern Igboland. photograph credit: G.I. Jones

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