A historical snapshot of colonial Nigeria, this book documents the landscape, agriculture, and livelihood of the Nigerian peoples of the 1920s by focusing on Ibo-speaking communities. A fascinating study of pre-colonial life in Nigeria, this report highlights the richness of cultures and traditions that existed prior to the arrival of British colonialists.

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