Bayelsa State Archives ~ Ozi Ikòrò

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Ijaw Convention in US: Gov. Diri calls for stronger unity, preservation of Ijaw culture. Photo credit;bayelsawatch.com Global migration has reshaped the cultural landscapes of communities across the world, including the Ijaw…

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Dec 2025

Biography

The Story of Isaac Boro: Ijaw Nationalism and the Birth of Resource Control Advocacy

Isaac Jasper Adaka Baro, the fearless Ijaw activist declared secession of Niger Delta at age 27. Photo credits: pmexpress. Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro remains one of the most iconic figures in…

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Dec 2025

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory

The Western Ijaw: Politics and Culture in the Central and Western Delta

Photo credit: NaijaDetails The Ijaw people form one of the oldest and most widely dispersed ethnic groups in the Niger Delta. While much scholarly attention has focused on the Eastern Ijaw…

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Dec 2025

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory Historical Studies

The Ancient Roots of the Delta: Theories on Ijaw Migration and Origins

The Ijaw (Ijaw/Ijo) people are among the oldest and most culturally influential ethnic groups in the Niger Delta, occupying riverine and coastal territories across present-day Rivers, Bayelsa, Delta, Akwa Ibom,…

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Ijaw in the Diaspora: Maintaining Identity in a Globalized World

The Story of Isaac Boro: Ijaw Nationalism and the Birth of Resource Control Advocacy

The Western Ijaw: Politics and Culture in the Central and Western Delta

The Ancient Roots of the Delta: Theories on Ijaw Migration and Origins