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Silent Protests, Loud Impact: Madam Alimotu Pelewura (1865–1951) and Women’s Activism in Colonial Lagos, NigeriaAfrican Historical Review, African history and culture studies
Active, last published 2026
In african studies and sociopolitical issues
Yemisi
Disu
“Research focused on African studies and sociopolitical issues and adjacent fields.”
Redeemer's UniversityNigeria
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emisi Disu is a researcher working on African studies and sociopolitical issues. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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African studies and sociopolitical issues×1Global Maritime and Colonial Histories×1African history and culture studies×1
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CurrentlyRedeemer's University, Nigeria
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