ONYEKPE, Dr. Justin Godwin Nkenchonobi

of Advisors, The American Biographical Institute, since 2003; mm: Life mem. Public Relations Officer, Historical Society ofNigeria; African Network ofGlobal History; ah: Best Student/Prize Winner, HSC, GovernmentCollege Ughelli, 1977/79; Winner, Oba Lipede Prize, University oflbadan, 1981; CODESRIA Grant for ThesisWriting, 1989-90; Winner, OIEAHCTravel Scholarship for anInternational ConferenceontheAbolition oftheSlave Trade inGhana,2007; publ: Ownership and Use ofLandin Twentieth Century Nigeria:A Survey and Critique, Faculty ofArts, University OfLagos, Monograph Series No.; 12,2009; Western Influence on Nigeria in the Age of"New Imperialism in Nigeria PeoplesandCultures", Davidson, ibadan, 1997; Nation-Building TasksandtheArmedForces in Thoughts in Demilitarization Published by Centrefor Constitutionalism and Demilitarization, PanafPress, 2000; GlobalizationandLiberalizationofthe World Economy: Concepts, Historical Development and Implications for Less Developed Countries and Labour Movement inGlobalization, United Nations and theFringe Players, PanafPress, Lagos, 2001; The Nature and ProblemsofNigeria s Dependent EconomicStatue inNigeriaandthe Wider World in the 20* Century: Essays in Honour of Prof. Jide Osuntokun, Davidson Press, Ibadan, 2003; EconomicGrowthandDevelopment: Focus on the Less Development Countries inFundamentals ofEconomic History, First Academic Publishers, 2003; Issues in Development: Nigeria in Governance: Nigeria and the World, Centre for Constitutionalism and Demilitarization, 2004; Globalizationandthe Less DevelopedCountries in Governance: Nigeria and the World: Leaders and Landwmarks: The Nigerian Experience, Essays in History: Managing the Youtii at Election, The Constitution 2007; Trade as Exploitation: Perspectives onthe Political EconomyojVolonial'WestNigeria lgboArea,C. 1886^1930; Lagos Historical Reviewand manyotherscholarly publications; hob: developing and promoting civil society's consciousnessand publicenlightenments; observingand sharing theexperiencesofrural communities; vacating in placesofhistorical significance, music; off: Dept. of History, University of Lagos, Box 276, Unilag Post Office, Akoka, Lagos; tel: 0803-401-9418, 0805-941-0188; e-m: [email protected]; res: 22/24, Folaranmi Close, offLiasu Road, Egbe, via Isolo, Lagos State.