Author: ekopolitanproject

As postagens são traduzidas em iorubá, espanhol, português e inglês. Las publicaciones están traducidas en yoruba, español, portugués e inglés. Posts are now translated in Yoruba, Spanish, Portuguese, and English. Ifiweranṣẹ ṣe itumọ ni ede Yoruba, Spanish, Portuguese, ati Gẹẹsi. Continue Reading …

As postagens são traduzidas em iorubá, espanhol, português e inglês. Las publicaciones están traducidas en yoruba, español, portugués e inglés. Posts are now translated in Yoruba, Spanish, Portuguese, and English. Ifiweranṣẹ ṣe itumọ ni ede Yoruba, Spanish, Portuguese, ati Gẹẹsi. Continue Reading …

In English the post title means: Who is your Djeliba? Who told you your history? Translations available in Spanish, Portuguese, Yoruba, and English. Portuguese Quem é o seu Djeliba? Quem te contou sua história? Djeliba é o guardião e professor Continue Reading …

As postagens são traduzidas em iorubá, espanhol, português e inglês. Las publicaciones están traducidas en yoruba, español, portugués e inglés. Posts are now translated in Yoruba, Spanish, Portuguese, and English. Ifiweranṣẹ ṣe itumọ ni ede Yoruba, Spanish, Portuguese, ati Gẹẹsi. Continue Reading …

This month, you will be able to read Ekopolitan Project posts in #Portuguese, #Spanish, and #Yoruba. You can also see these translations on our social media platforms Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin. Look for @ekopolitanproject.

Source: The Methodist Herald, Freetown. September 8, 1886. Pg 3 This poem was probably written by Orishatukeh Faduma. He was  born September 15, 1855 in Guyana to Egba recaptives and died January 25, 1946 in High Point, North Carolina. He Continue Reading …

Dr. Abosede George (@boseabosede) and German-based Brazilian artist Ana Hupe (@discussanahupe) connections between Brazil, Cuba, and Nigeria and the history of migrations impact on those cultures. Follow the Ekopolitan Project on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @ekopolitanproject Also, visit our website Continue Reading …

Last year Dr. Abosede George participated in a presentation about “Romana’s Return: A Journey from Brazil to Lagos, 1899” The Moderator: @adukegomez Hosted by: @Lovinglagos Loving Lagos and #XyoraResources, Onikan House, Lagos. 24 July 2022 See the full video here: Continue Reading …

Did you know that the Ekopolitan Project content is on Facebook, Instragram, Twitter, and YouTube? Follow us @ekopolitanproject What you should expect to see online are more interviews, more shared resources about migrations to Lagos in the 19th century, films, Continue Reading …

Hello Ekopolitan Project supporters! Its been a long time since the last post.  But this is a good one and should be well worth the wait.  From May 6 -7, Barnard College of Columbia University in New York was host Continue Reading …