193 Lost history · Cross River
The stone faces in the forest circles
Ikom monoliths (akwanshi) →194 Lost history · Akwa Ibom
Ikot Abasi 1929, the boy whose mother was shot and the judge he became
The 1929 women's shooting at Ikot Abasi and Justice Udo Udoma →195 People · Rivers
The enslaved boy who built a kingdom
King Jaja of Opobo, c. 1821–1891 →196 Lost history · Bayelsa
The day five hundred communities met in Kaiama
Kaiama Declaration, 11 December 1998 →197 Lost history · Bayelsa
The schoolteacher king who burned Akassa
King Koko and the Akassa raid, 1895 →198 People · Delta
The merchant prince who lost his river
Nana Olomu of Ebrohimi, 1852–1916 →199 Legend · Cross River
Obudu Ranch began with a vet's camp on Oshie Ridge
How a cattle plateau became Nigeria's mountain resort →200 Lost history · Bayelsa
Odi, where only three buildings stood
Odi, November 1999 →201 Lost history · Rivers
The Ogoni women who told Shell to stay out
FOWA and the women of the Ogoni struggle →202 Lost history · Cross River
The peace talks on the Calabar River that were a trap
The 1767 massacre of Old Town traders at Old Calabar →203 Lost history · Bayelsa
Nigeria's first oil well, and the village it really sat in
Oloibiri oilfield and Otuabagi, 1956–2024 →204 Lost history · Akwa Ibom
The Oron ancestors who were burned as firewood
The Oron ekpu figures and the civil war →205 Legend · Rivers
The city named after a colonial secretary
How Port Harcourt got its name →206 People · Edo
The queen mother behind the FESTAC mask
Queen Idia and the pendant Britain would not lend →207 People · Rivers
The Bonny king Britain removed, then paid to bring back
King William Dappa Pepple's exile and return →